New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.
THE SECOND DAYS RACING AT JERosE rAsF.

mere existence Joyous III 10 inactive man the nt day
luxury to the horse, who has great eNeron to endure
L is necessity Tho lover of good seed wonld dways
hail with pleasure such days when the great Of tho
race are 20 be devoted TO the struggles OF
the course In this regard every wish was Franfed
The night previous mild and breezy. ana
the Of yesterday came cut clear and drying am the
rack which Thursday quite heavy dried up fDoy'
dT II In ths res"ec the course ~ erome PARK is yery
superior. Its undertaking has been complete an ls
soil IL of fine frable nature with little OF adhesive gay
When saturated with heayy ram ~ needs Dus ado~ @
hours of kindly and wind to render 1t t for rce
Both the and the wind came opportnely all thc ln1
before and yesterday and the track was IN spehd
order good track n ftne elastic air. ana Rehld Nii
peraturo made the day and the field perfect ior 'he
Much of the feeling of the previous day as to the IN
doubted result of the events cooled the feVorO
expectation In the three races, the avors were Vny
decided in the public mind and IN two OF the three NC
favortes right in ALL and here but for the faet a
favOritc unknown, bringing only distant rpu
tatiOn, would have been right in all THIS cheek tolhe
knowing ones was feature, however which added fss
to the occasion. All dchghed-saVe the baeSes OF
Can't Moore in the last racc-tha Fleetwing od IN
it with gallant lead and, running good horse wen
noble race; and were all the more grahed that ms
owner Is Mr. Forbes, the associate OF Mr. jerome, ana
that the horse trained in Mr. Jeromes stable ihls
same feeling was striklngly shown on lhursdaJ "hep
Mr.. Jerome capital race with RedwiDg.
THE FIRST RACE
This embraced four entries for purse OF $500 all ages
n miles all OF whom came 10 the post They were MI
Morrss Ruthless, Mr. Jcr0mc's Luther, Mr.. Reeds ur
bana, and Mr. McDaniers httic. In town. on Thursday
night, Ruthless strong leader in the pools that
there sales Dr. Underwood. with all his peIsu
sye eoquenee could not na buyers and the pools S were re-
takers on the previous To the race, the same
tS S be- saDS@Ss Saa FS e odd, SreG @ @
100 to IS. and takers. Some few adventurous ones
offered TO take 100 To TO- but these doubtless more dcaI
of excitement than hopeful Of winning. They were
taken up. Some few pools were sold with Ruth
less ont but barren events they were Ruthless won
those sold not between the other horses
Ruthless out. Ruthless is quite the most dis
Derby to be run at Paterson " J on the 4lh day oil
June This has great number Of subscribers ana
the stake is large one She is leader for the bet
ting for that event, and u she goes ON wen 10
the day on which IL shall come of. II will
require good To beat her. just now Mr. Alexander
has at Paterson big strong Lexington colt, Bayswood
full brother TO Bayswater, awaiting the race lie comes
from Kentucky with high reputation. lie ia backed ny
another Lexington, Merrill also highly distinguished In
them Ruthless for the Derby may meet worthy foemen
she come to the post all right, they will needs make
great race be her in the greatest colt race OF the
Spring fs fine running of Ruthless has adde0 nuch
prospective interest To the American Derby.
Tho stars Ia the of mile and quarter II always
head Of the quarter stretch coming 10 the stand
on this account II unsatisfactory IL II not easy "
place the horses at the goo apd II they Fet on evenly
II quite inlong before the eye can eash tI Ut & va
tive places. When they had settled down aitef inc start
II seen that the gray, Urbana, was III the Iead M
thcr second, Mite third and the tNOfe huihes. idst
They with rush along the row To the stand ana
the pace at changed the positions Lutler strobe
10 the front, and Mitte, taking up the running ooiscu
UTbina and got alongside Of Luther kuthiess bidng
her time, lay the outside and with steady stride hcd
her own, until near the stand urDaha i, BACK 10 ts
last place In this order they came all o the JuuSes
Luther forced the pace and DIRE" out rom ts 1u Mlt
a decided lead; no change was made round tlo niau
turn, and thence To the quarter mlle post Here
begins tho reverse curve SNcePlhs p OH 20 ~ ~
Ruthless moved up. ana IN dash Was seeonu, on
felt called on At once he accepted the ehaehgr But
great the advantage To the leading horse on TINS ro
came back 10 await her time the far tunI she had
felt Of Luther and her jockey knew he had the loot OF
far turn Soon the pace, whirh was tell
ing one, brought them TO turn. and at once
lrugl he
caught Luther and struggle followed The rate of 60
ing took them IN Hash TO the head OF The curve lho h
every stride she gained length shs had s sss head @
shaken of, and the front The race ws over.
batting an accident to Ruthless Ihe hght OF hnihiesS
and Luther had been too great Tor Mite ana UrDa1a
and both tailed of badly. IL had quite done mp
poor Me ana Er9aa took 9Sa,e heF RuiRc. Rse %hf@
front a length In the clear and though wen IN hand,
ratified away at nNey P1ee la' r teIe Ghe no,ng po
left Of Luther for final brush onward u.y cahe 70
midway Of the stretch and as last 0urce the whp II
drawn Luther. But he was done. The catgut could
not raise him and nj every his chance died away
Ruthless we'll In hand, with easy playing ed on tI tie
race over. coming home handsome winner, as gay
a. lark Ihc distance wa. u"no Ii isu.'S w Iu i.l
seconds tins being AT the rate oi minute ~ seconds o
the mile Urbana and Miiue were 80 badly beaten as to
be nowhere at the finish.
SrxS.-Pur,e 800 ages weigh, Tor and quarter
Morris. RuihIe.s by imp Eclipse dam Barbahiy by Simeon
L. v JeroIcs Laier By Lexington dam Belle LeT by imp
r. B. Rss. F GGana by Bllenrdse Lady syi,, Jya
D oMcp.5ef ch Mite ny Planet dan. Carona year.
Run in 2 mia. ISL
SECOND RACE.
This for of $780, for all ages, u miles.
For 1t there fiye entries Among them was onward
fore. and with it had got his m aud so dropped out OF
his engagement for this day OF the other four two,
Monday and Morrsey had been in the racing the day
before: and two were that had shown yet
at this meeting They were MT jerome Satin stone and
Mr. SandfOrds tombstone As on Thursday 80 yesterday
Monday was the avorte. The pools showed follows
Monday 575 LOadsone. 1885, Morsscy, G5 Satin stone,
5 and lst before the race Monday, 700 10 100 against
the field The betting at 20 l on him against the
field. Little. however, was done. aud the pools were
languidly made up
In the races ii miles the start is just beyond the
Judges stand and In full After attempt they
making running headed With Satin Stone lying next.
LOadsOne third and Monday last The favorte showed
his horses LoadstOne made running for Morrssey, and
coarng him. at the finishing Of the first quarter had cut
him down and leading Stil Monday Dded his time.
without change they went around the far turn ti they
commenced the lift of the rise. The little ill wasa
choker for satin stone and she came back 10 Monday
and he took third place On the straight work Load.
stone still led and there was no change OF
home on this, the frst three-quarters. As they
All SeS steadily ro%d he north Ga a .s and change
Monday had not displayed his purpose he had not yet
mile DONE and stil Loadstone led But Monday.
they enter the reverse curve thought the time had
rissey to second place There was now no dwelling they
swept past the half mile post The game grew merry
but none strongly as Monday The hecting seconds
brought them to the foot Of the hill, where the
displayed itself Breasting the h he rushed at Load
stone and in dozen strides had caught and coared him.
and the top reached. had outfOoted
him, and placing his cOlOrs In the van
dre front. Once Loadstone raised the hill and
the slight descent toward the stand he again rl
lied and making dash, laid himself Mondays quar-
ters and thence toward home-tlc two made beautiful
for furlong merry dance IL was too. for that
furlong but stoutness must win in the end Loadstone
had done his derOir and all that Monday had do
stride quietly home Yet Losdstones jockey thought
the might still be saved but he had counted
in vain. The whip forth, and for q few
strides IL lifted him, and then even that no
longer told. Keeping up the pace which had
covered the last quarter OF mile, Monday home an
easy winner by length. MorisSey was indifferent