The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21
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The Jerome Park Races.
The inauguration of the Jerome Park, under the aus
pces of the American Jockey Club, will take place
Tuesday next galaxy of high melted racers win
be brought together like Of which before
seen on tho American turf The EMANCIPATION race"
which for purse of So Oo0 four milo heats for which
Kentucky, Aseroid, Onward, Fleetwlng, Julius and
tweDty-four others entered, will, If no other
| horses start besides those named, be one of
| the greatest events that has taken place in this
| country. Kentucky is the recognized champion Of
| the North, having won every race in which he
| has been engaged the first Jersey Derby; and
he has defeated every horse that no has against with
tho greatest His defeat The Jersey Derby
attributed TO want Of conditions bat wo have doubts
about his beating the winner that occasion
| Norfok--G he had been never so well that
day. After that Kentucky improved in
| form and conquered all TO tho present
time Asteroid the champion OF the West, and horse
that has never had competitor In all his conflicts that
has been able TO make him extend himself to tho full
will try conclusions with Kentucky this OCCASION and
desperate between them rs naturally antci-
pated Then there is Onward who must not be consid-
cred too lightly, he Is horse Of great speed and
Feetwng who is considered the greatest "scker'' on
the turf with most dangerous way OF going; while
julius by his great performance at Saratoga last sum
mer, where he forced Kentucky home in four mile
dash in 1881 - Is considered by many the coming horse
The four mile race however, is only one Of number
of good that announced to take place. and from
| the well known capabilities OF all the horses in
training good fields and dno running must BIO the result
Suboncd list Of the horses at present In training at
| Jerome Park
JouS HusrER with A. j. Minor as trainer, has
Kentucky by Lexington, dam Magnolia, by Glencoe.
Arcoa, by Lexington dam Topaz, by Glencoe.
j. A. ALEXANDER, with John Alcock and J. Pincus as
Asteroid, by Lexington, dam Ncbun, by Glencoe.
ldiewild, by Lexington, dam by Glencoe
Watson, by Lexington, dam Ann watson, by Glencoe.
Bayswater, by Lexington, dam Bay Leaf, by York
shire.
Brother to Beacon, two years old
Brother to Merrill, two years old.
Messrs. JE1oNE and FoRaEs, with Colonel Bush ana
George Walden as trainers. have
Fleetwng by Barownle, dam Rhoda, by Glencoe.
Trovatorc, by Monarch dam Madonna by Yorkshire.
SatnstoLe, by Iapdist, dam Rhoda.
De Courcey, by Trovatorc, dam Rhoda.
Redwing, by Barownie, dam Cyclone, by Vandal and
FRANCS MoEnrs, with A. j. Minor as traincr bag
Ruthless, by Eclipse, dam Fidelity.
Egotst, by Eclipse, and two other two year olds.
JAS ;. WATSON and Tnos. PGRyEAa have
Delaware, by Ringgold dam Ariel, by sarpedon.
Onward By Ringgold dam My Lady, By Glencoe.
Glencoe.
Maid Of Honor, by Newm,pster dam HImalaya
Jubal by Bairovnic, dam julia BY Glencoe.
loadstonc by Lexington, dam Blue Bonnet by Hodge
Mamie Butler, by Lexington, dam Tokay, by York
Earring by Ringgold, dam Emma Wright, by Mar
| grave.
Dot by Mad Anthony, dam Laura White, by Glencoe
Regan, BY Lexington, dam Lorclte, by Sovereign
Goner, by Revenue, dam by Rather.
Cordelia, by Lexington, dam Klttarah, by Bnwner's
Eclipze.
Julius, by Lexington, dam Julia, by Glencoe
Enchantrcss by Lexington dam Ellen Basman, BY
Glencoe.
BAY colt, by Lexington, dam Ariel by Sarpedon.
Bay ally, by Marengo, dam Mary b, by Glencoe.
Urbana BY J. 9. Breckinridsc. dam Lady sykeA
Black Bird, BY Albion, dam by Ainderby.
Black mare, Lady Wolf.
II. V. SSxpBKkI has
Lady Ian Bryant. by Lexington. dam Fanny G, BY
Nargrave
Eagene, by Revenue, dam Fanny Fern, by Glencoe.
Kulghihood, by knight OF 81. George, dam Giyccra,
LeatherIangs, by Lexington, dam Gossamer, by
Glencoe
Billy Conner, by Fazzoetto, dam waxwing, by Wag-
ner.
LapwIng, by Lightning dam OHIO. by Oliver.
Hampton COari, BY Young Melbourne dam Durin-
dana
uluca BY Lexington dam Enelia by Young Eme'ius
FCra Mcivor, BY Lexington, dam Fiorido, BY Wagner.
Chestnut colt, by vandal, dam by Margravc
Chestnut ally by yanda, dam Maid Of Monmouth.
Gcueml Millams, by Lexington. dam occidcn,a
Second, by William Nv.
Richmond, by Two Bl.s, dam Faith, by Childo Harold
II. REApY hns-
Zlszag, by Ruric, dam Zcta by Zenith.
Lazy WORKMAN, BY Wagram, dam Lady FRANKLIN
f a. w. MARSHALL has
Foriham, by Eclipse, dam Fidelity
The various races al this meeting, together with tho
amoant OF stakes aud the distances 20 DO run in each
race, arc given In detail in advertising columns
TrotfIng mt the Union Course, l.. I.
troltins match FOR $1,000 milo heats best throc In
i've, 10 wagons, win or this afternoon Mt tho
Union Course between bay soldng Lew and gray ssding
Bull Run
The Michigan State Fair.
DETROIT, Sept 10 1860.
The state Fair at Adrian proves decided success. not
withstanilng the unrleasantncss OF the weather.
Dexter and Pa,chcn 10 rot for purse OF 600
friday On Saturday there will DO running and trottlng
matches for ctzens purses and Dexter will trot one
mis- against running horse.
The st. Louis Races.
ST. Lours, sept 10, 1904
Inc races over Tho Laciede course commence the
The foe~i2s stables now hss,, and moss Gro On.
pecsed - thompson, D. KrauSs, u Smith, Of Ohio;
n a. Alexander, II. j, Mooro. r. A ~