The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09
able day, moro elegant company and more enjoyable
meeting are not upon the records OF American racing


able day, more elegant company, and enjoyable
| meeting are not upon the records OF American racing
The First Race.
This was hurdle race mile aud thrce-quarters,
over hurdles which closed with six entries three
only coming TO the post wher called for the other three
probably not liking the weights imposed. Mr. Slough
tons b. surprize was the favoute sga,ns. ,Le neid
and Leonard W. Jeromes b. b. Roscoe. Tho latter was
ridden by Barcu de Busslire aud won Russell rode
Mellow Hammer and hs iorsss
started on the Eaer track surprize having the
pole Roscoe in the centre sud yellow Hammer outside
would not run and instead Of the others going on and
dong their best 10 get from him, they waited until
easy canter they approached the rss hurdle which
was at the foot Of the blum on tho bend Yellow Ham.
w ss @ 70 s pa
took his flight he was 70 close 70 the left hand corner Of
the hurdle iha. BY s.s .s little he not only
| closure, and down tho field 10 near the three.
quarter pole before he was stopped and thus early in
the others kept their feet after their jumps Sur.
prize in short time brought back on the track,
and went on with the race but at that he was half
| mile bohind. Yellow Hammer ran away from Roscoe
after passing the half-mle POLE and ten lengths
cleared very prettiy when Roscoe made The iump be
carried away part OF the top rail- Tho third hurdle
was on the homesre.ch just below the end Of the grand
stand, and TINS was Jumped splenddly by Yellow Ham,
mer, ten lengths ahead or Roscoe who came dad
halt IN front OF IL before jumping Al this time
lower turn and he reached It he stopped and wheeled
about and Mr.. Stoughton had considerable officially in
getting him over II. Hc succeeded. however, and won't
on after the others, who were more than half q mile
away At the time. The fourth hurdle few rods
'ae ed
lengths Going around the upper Roscoe began closing
and when the mare came and took the hurdle on
the bend at the foot OF the bud she not half
dozen lengths IN 'front.' with Roscoe closing at every
stride Leaving the half mile pole, Yellow Hammer DO.
gan 10 shorten her Stride and Roscoe keeping up
steady stroke Tapped oI,her she made The jump
over the hurdle on the lower turn. They were soon
head and head and exciting finish looked for by
all but they sadly disappointed for just Yellow
Hammer and Roscoe swung into tho homestrelch side
ana do Mr. Russell tumbed OF the mare and lay
scrambng IN the DUST while the Baron went on with
Roscoe, and taking the last hurdle success ally pioted
his horse In s,., winner By nearly quarter o. mile
to the last hurdle but there caugh and
the stretch to Mr. Russell, who again mounted, and find
go back TO the spot where he fell on but and
jumped the hurae aud went ill., he supposed second
but his not going back far enough lost him place sur
prize 10 the last hurdle jumped nicely but
siopp ng suddenly when over threw Mr. Stoughon
his head burstcf, and left him there Is horse going
e the sand without rider also lost his place. Neither
MT Sioughton nor Mr Russell were injured the least
by their als, and rode again in the races which followed
The following ~ summary
JEROME PARK, November s--Handicap hurdle race. one
mite and thrse-q iartcrs.
Leonard W. Jerome entered b h Roscoe s years old
ridden by Baron do Bussiere; dress blue and red
and blue cap lao lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
J. +. Stone entered III. Yellow Hammer aged,
ridden by u RUSSELL dress, white jacket and rose
s ssoushipn entered b. il sarprisc wear. Old
ridden BY Dir. s,oughtcn; dress, blue and blue,
Loo lbs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4. 4 Parker entered cL &. Glencoe Q yeurs old.
Baron dc Mcsn entered Dr. b. zszas years old.
David entered b starlight. yoais old,
Time, 4:i5
The Second Race.
THIS q match between Mr.. Leonard w. Jeromss
Ip m aul Arm INN fad
chestnut her Iadysbp, dash OF three quarters or
mite, the horso 20 carry one hundred pounds and the
ting this RICE, and TIM takcu
for chsicc at sigh. odes, Sumo few laying
match. ihsy got away with very oyeu START AMI cams
up and passed around the bend head and head AZ ihe
half mile palo lh0pare had leogth tue best OF u,
70 shorten her Stride aud fSsore ran 10 hs from. and
lcd length the threo-quarser pole he up tho
mare freely using whip spur force her along
The horse the by about three lengths In ~ "
SANE DAYeMstch, . dash or threcquarters Of mile
Leonard W. Jerome entered br. b. 1rovators, aged.
ridden BY y Mitcheli; dress. blue and whie stripe
A. Belmont entered ch m Her Ladyshp. years old,
ridden BY AcCiauroy; Dress maroon red cap and .
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The Thirsi Race.
This was . dash Of mile and quarter, handicap
for gentlemen riders. which closed with i've entries
four o. the y. number coming g The post
sssa u. heavy Ssseas
a. one hundred TO twenty-five. He was ridden
by Mr. Elwes Of Boston. who Of tho finest ridsn
chases and hurdle races Ia Canada and elsewhere Iro-
vatore ridden by Mr. Forsyth Her Ladyship by II.
Ea,ss and .sS ks .s By w. Winthrop They al rode
started from the threcquarer pole at tho foot Of
tho homestetch and, getting away on oven terms,
stand the following order :-Sksons nrsi Trova.ore
second. Climax third and Her Lsdyshp fourth. Silk.
stone continued TO lead around the turn aud 10 the quar-
ter pole, nj which point sine about three lengths
ahead ol Trovatore, Who was half length IN front Of
Climax tho latter being lengths Of Her Lady
ship Coming % the bend Mr.. Elves brought Climax
for ard with rush aud placed him IN front NJ tho
trc OF the biun directly opposite Tho grand stand Her
Iadysaip second, Trovatore aud Sikstonc head and
head kgone had then shot her bolt and began 10 drop
in tn, A, the hamile pole climax led one length.
Her Iadysp second, length ahead VI Trovaiorc, who
was four lengths Ia front Of Ssstone. Going around
tho lower turn Mr. Belmont's began 20 quit, and
the then lay between Climax and frvyaOre Al the
threequarter pole Climax led length Trosalofe second
half q ength ahead of Her Lsdyship, who several
ieng.hs IN i.oe. Of slks.cne me raa IN NE home.
three lengths Troyatorc second, ten lengths ahead OF
Her Ladyship, who was four lengths in ifont Of SIX
stone. Tine 2 Is The following II q summary
sAaK DAy-Handicap da-h OF milo and quarter.
r. u. Forbes Jr, entered br. b. Climax, aged, la
lbs, ridden by Mr. Elves; dress black Jacket, iarisn
FORBES Jerome entered br b. Troystore agcd, 100
lbs, ridden BY Mr.. Forsyth, dress, white and biuo
A belmont enei cd ch Her fadyshp, years Old,
$50 lbs, ridden b. H. Russell dress, white Jacket
FORBES Jsroms cntsrsd b 4 s,lksione. years Old.
100 lbs. ridden by Mr. Winthrop dress, black body.
blue sleeves aud cal. ..................
X Oqc entered K Richmond, years old lyo lbs. dr..
Time, rs
The Fourth Race.
The last race drsh Of ,hrccqoaters or mile for
gentlemen hacks which closed with ten entfsss
% which 20 the Post, tle others keeping out for
some unexplained cause The horses that siasted were
CD. r. Expect ridien by Mr. Stouglton, blk. q Black
Knight b. Nr EIwes ch. Lily Of the West, by Mr..
winthrop; br ~. Kate Hayes, BY Dr. Bayafd, b. m.
LADY Teazle, by Mr.. Rail-; b & Dandy, by ~ Russell,
and T. n General Bleaeker, by Mr.. Bach. They had
very even start and when they passed IN front OF the
bend Expect leading. Kate Hayes second, LAZY 81
tho wcsf third Black knight fourth, Lady Teaxle and
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