New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
Hem, RD,.r, en- m Her L.dy.hp years Old $50 n Rider,


F ST1si j.ro st,tous year. old 40 n Rider Mr.
Girtfrop
Aoss' 8 Richmond {ssi' i79
This was charming and neatly were me hosy hidden
and everything from end TO md smoothly 49, dd
against the field 10 and more as courage OF fancy ac
iaied Silksone the double entry OF forDes a h
evidently make work for Irovatore al q, M yyori
horses drew Up before the start she Vac eauJ d 81 Nh
got away with strong lead Climax taAn tsrDg AZ he head
OF the quarter stretch they had to come 70 hf S ~
running and this gave an opportunity & The 1ce and here
men Jockeys always inclined 70 iu.' ' 49, I-es
was 20 GOOD nm opportunity that all four rusned ler h9rse
and good still heat came 10 tle ,S missed 6 Judges
change the places and as they Starig1 'Ie! & t j
and went away for the hnal mile Inc paoe - Sa
the north turn; stu Sikone led as her IoS "s 70 oaee
90 NJ ease Mr.. Elnees on 'n T LOW W.,
lei the FLY play her game and only Wacheu bo
out change of place they the quarter poe anu IsIe
Satnstone subsidized and without qISEeblns ' o
max came to the front This reused MI { - ~ @
ana he give his horse the rein and brought nI ~ te etou
place At once the pace quckened and al went Heiy as
cr nd AZ they PASSED the Grand Stand the race was eau
tiel one between Climax and Iroyaiore Tue ",As
eli In Tho f0oty work took them 10 we mani
mile roe and the south turn Here al "eif F,Rg
well toreler and charming sight they mace ~ lJ g
lsre ~ tbe sun which came them 10 ne EIilu
stand one could tell which horse lel hegSans ,Eg
three quarter pole however II was zen np hand and GOING
az is ea-o AMI race clearly his lie drew away ION
t no be ,arnc In straight work and strong horse
with ars playing and mouth wide open TO the emu WAHhs
three lengths capital race ridden ny MI Ehees
s, " FT~oyator" Who was capaly ridden The
nm ~ tho rate of m = ; see TO the mile most excellent
pace when the weight is regarded Climax carrying Us pounds
less Here were power 10 carry weight ana game 10 Sta! o.
FoiGTm Rlcr-Getlemen's hacks gentlemen riders Dash
Of three. fourihs Of q mie-Handicap. . - - M. ri
N. +. Mshons ch Expect Yeas od 10 10 H''i'
c. IS.e.. b. b. Black Knight years od@ ~ Rider owasr
l. J,ome Dainty year, Old ~ n Rdr d.
Dr. BE- sd' br No. Kate Hays year. 9S 10 6 S Hlli
O. MeyeTs gf l. Gen B.sncker ssed 100 n. Rdsr-'''''
] incl N.
This was quite ccneaan race for every horse Is in day
use under tie saddle fog Park riding That SO many sH
horses should show proves how much our central tIA Gus
done bring back Above for the manly and graceful eAsc
Of horseback riding II has restored =, .oers se @ While G
There grace in fast trong nor there health IN US
% horse SucL races ms these breed the for the palfy
FOR ladies' and horse for and they IN turn ned
the spirit emulation for the and its adventure and eA
This last race NAV considered quite feature Of the day
rescued the gallant and handsome Col SoqghioG rom te
bad impression his misfortune from the double boiling OF s
horse in the tint having the honor here to de sLI
Al the first attempt the lot Of seven got away all in cluster
one could not tell which led only that the gray WIN 'eI.
General name was last ana rumone ne u 20 SNOW y. a
Like many officer be was oil Fash ana snow an ils
and feathers and nothing beside Al one y 'e VIII hd
and The further he went the worse he Jared WIN hen
tail alo he seemed striving 10 show how uch ne G9uu m
behind He the aughabe feature Of the race Al Tecoe
nzed in him the 6uhoon Of the pay dong n, l as ass
perfect artist Of the ridiculous TO MN WHAT cohussl We
Col Stoueht6n who fights and pleads de is lawyer and
rides equally well and al cspitay and Mr. Enets BON '
| Ccntaurs IN,
When at length the horses had gone hundred rods and TIE
failing oil into line sufficient alOn The aust that ".
cou, and hid the where al lay tncecr IL was seen
that the gallant Vermont Colonel had i" drawn 70 the
front and going strong fight M hft the ut OF ALL ana
could he the pace and little horse c IS could he carry
the weight the eud he the winner SIN De- haa Dan
gerous enemy in Black knight aud WY lno ~ the hnlghts
rider Mr. Enees Other than thesc Two r te lead one
could hardly where the Others par,n And was OF
little need 20 regard them. The hvouie ~ th the two ~
the lead vere had the far dapr a % the 'front.' % u
il was match between them. ~ fuck were OF no nc
count The pace did flag and snon ihe ne ana ioo
par had the bomestrctCh br DIS horse az ne
would il vain for Mr. Eluers gnd Pisces hnight-tty
never caught Colonel and Expect who r home strong
snins horse and an good The Colonel
obtcrucd the effect Of bis misfortune 20 TIE INST race anu
won great honor o. and sklll rider And 10 him MI
Ences only second both ngmnkrd features OF the DAY
charming sport The race being run 1 lo Was NJ the rate
o. SO for the mile which with III "e NeeL' NAs Won
derfu running
We NAV well regard this day sport as nar.ation Of q
Of the Ike which will be- always attractive genue
manly and beneficial and which viii induce he cultivation OF
the useful hose and the practice 81 manly c,e'se hey
viii bring the saddle many lady whose pile 'As need TIE
which henf exercise In tho open OFF, alone can give
II NAV be- said Ia truth 1at only H su Acc ms Jerome
PARK could these events have taken place only .r cod sIch
hope future be given birth. All honor ii'n 20 ne man
who the place aud the occasion for "a, events ana such
hopes. All honor 20 jerome
frc,ou. 10 the races Mr. Jerome offered for sale selection
from both his racing and breeding studs The sc brisk
and ranged price from 500 10 so The chlef purchaser
BENJAMIN Holiday Of California one Of the propretors
OF the overland mail line Tho Plains 10 the Pacific
bought his rancho In the Golden state aud VIII send
forward by rail "a Kansas % De Nufefd Iu ' Spring
they will be started across the Plains for their destination.
But for the respecahty conferred racing uy jerome Park
his purchase by Mr. Holiday for bat destination would never
! have taken place.