New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TUEF



al jerome Park, being bnt mhao"ct Tso
,,,c AZ ela,bcards aud dirty brown pam"
sah sex was wei REPRESENTED at tno & cocst
She weather being fue, al were oCoA0 -, Io,,,sv
costumes few Of the members OF ''' .,,,t r,,1or
,o, oro % ,hc meeting, among others "Il''"''' '
-, tor,od and fni Of spirits after his Foreign 'o'
So, 1,ovo,s with blue nocke, ma lls us,, T
1anny air ohg rgr c and ~ nca y fodcd ui,trea
and csrr ,n saving little hut thinking d" tI'ut
sca col s0, NSd2G'1 r Kr%an Of quebec looking
sfSr stccpcchase Interests III gT was in
I'll resent alton at the races also Here . 80
laan John Morrissey win ms ~ F W. stHd win n huge
se;i of bills IN his hand crying ont N SletoI % 6J
.SSgSs i , t. InS Five hundred to one hundred on
Nsday is&nybody looking former Ana Jolh tiC ,.
SY"or Ute huge Phstue follower OF Odh' WIN
Joe Cobun, less bulky than either OF ilS ,ta TO
frrl,icp ary peaceahle or lawahgmg GU n Ti
9, th grS y up 1ho old antSgoSs Iccnan Nor
tssey do not 70 fraternze and IL IS ontvU mon
their iSyores Mossey very king in betting maj hc
tens and whenever he IS RI@Tm ny IN any tr
az the 6rrHes entered for race mere al S ~
he pteVEienee Of blue striped ncctes yesterday at the
asec course very noticeable Gam SnoMuof ne
Gnartcr stretch 10 cents DISH and found pleIS "
purchasers among the JerSeymen VINO ES ,d to the
There was, however general complain. IN r'S.u 80
Torned beef sandwiches which had rather FtIlI ~
Ie vcnder OF the sandwiches made explanations thar
sSs The fanlt Of the mustard and not OF oe COINED Dee
Thr stIaec began ~ u O'Clock. 49,, -, ~
The weather squte as nspotant i0 ~ .ne and
so running as it is for the Se9 1SsTs % f respect
k1bo way,o the air was pure and eXhilaratine with
GOOD stiff uOrth-wcseTly breeze me ItstNS sH . va
IN, north Of the city had purified the 9rnolhele per
90 ty and gave md gaimy gay cr :rS the ANNALS
shaving for the day exhibited in every breath movement
M siC 81 TO tbe cmcncement Of the races Of the day.
~ InderhII so well known for his pool saes, ohSte9
Ser sale The horses Of the late Dennis Ready WHO dcu
some for weeks since. The chief OF the lot was me hn
de aud stoepcchase racer Lgzag VINO aa aa h d n
have made equally famous There was no interest III me
sse IN ha eS and resulted in his bringing
lie bIch price OF x,5O Ills training has bsen contuued
Dce Inc death of his late owner and u was hoItIoov
thai ne was bought be entered IN the steepe chase Of
the programme Of TODAY at the e?u ,, no was c,..r
tanned but IL commonplace in The eXItjne' ms y
rae tban 10 in numBSr They are still larger than
Cor next year IL is now the fourth year of tins great
stal one The Very famous NoIfolf and Kentucky met in
run three years sise ds T r 0I II 70 ee
FROM all sections Of the country from Missouri LIMOS,
Esst and Vet not colt showed except from Network
aud New jersey. Ohio, Kentucky, and Louisiana pau on
- onI tbree stahes fiat of r Morris giving start
VI o'Y ,Ieo 1 "a F,Il,es TWO mid MI Sandiord
Up to the ves h91r OF the starr the Plu'3 sai
says at the course would So and his name was even
brent This left the contest IN tne minus OF e Ht.enG
ants the course with very little Interest r Morris
Sston that the result was deemed a Certainty. Ruthless
was backed at two one and Monday and Ruthless 10
uck the rate Of odds Had il been known In town
elly IN me m0lhg t. 30 M I zee 4he dav had
ksen through Of entries there would have been
would not franEness with the public in giving them full
omatlOn be better policy for the pastes managing
cOursesi Disappointment was felt yesterday because
The truth was not told as to the prospect Of the DAY
essen the number In attendance Humanity is always
fstished when it ENJOYS what knows IS TO lie seen and
Osde 70 expect The people came away from TIE Course
snd uneompensatins
For This there were ou As5a9de era y N
dryood's NIetsric 'vrci1 was favorite both i'm I'm,
pools and betting, early at against fhe field, and
H was at once seen that Virgil had it ali her own way
Is SI%g aSeR o c of dT 6 y vigil on tho inside
Dot next and Metarie and Nide outside. Virgil made
length in the lead second, Nletaue next; in this
rsrb SaTe e moving 1 I'D aged paces with Dot
fell away badly and the hed went along the next
-lcDtuckian in the lead. When they reached the far
5se Meare qqtened pace e. ana . f9sslg on We'll
4e5aIe was brushed out SnG gae bach a. thGy came
passing Metarie, made her fight al the fyorite Reach
2ng him. he reused himself and strobe away from her
and home at his ease, hard held Winning the heat
The heat over, tie odds to ole virgil, and
Second BeeiAt Ito 60 Off Dot got the lead the rest
Footing Dot came 10 the front and lea to the quarter
role. As the lot swept of the curve Mctare took up
&c let him have has way, soon caught and passed Virgil
and led thence 20 the lowercurve That done his bolt
shot and without increasing The pace Virgil soon
reached him and Outstrode him Dot lay aOng sde Of
Virgil while this took place and Mite tailed OF badly.
Thus they finished the curve and into~iracht work
Dot tried her 9eo With Vr and b be IS some Te5
rods when She wa spent and the brown colt home
hard IN hand winner by two lengths lnljl Dot secOld
hietaTie holding w inside the stand and Sitie getting
kbjfd place. though beaten of long 10y the Wilmer
guetarle holding up InsasU ..- ....... ,,.-
third place though beaten OFF long way by the winner
GFrA pure Of $780, for al weight for
r 4 AeIapders b. Virgil by vsnd, dam by imp Yorkshire
H. SsIdcr: Dot By Mad Anthony dam BY imp Glencoe
b NepsIiefs ci Mie 6J Pialet dam Caroline
UnderwOe eh Mers by star Davis dan Rahns BY Vouchers
''sai' '"''''''' Time Is 81
THE SECOND RACE.
This the Derby aud the special feature OF the day
In expectation Dn IN du h az naele4t as te hs9
come from Kentucky for the aud the sashne brown
Ing stakes with case, In capital time az Jerome PARK
week before last, was on the ground in McDanels's
stable Thess WITH DE CoyTeey IN Jerome ana fqOess
thought, would give fine field and good race. But
haywood ana e9s son OF Ley TS"er e& not apPs ana
half and e start at the far side OF the course The
colts showing Mr.. MOrris's Ruthless and Monday
Jerome Eorbes's De Courcey aud Rcdwing, and Mr.
SandfoTde Kitturahthese alone coming To the post out
of thirty three entrieSnd representing threetabfes only
The colts marshaed very evenly, and sent OF In
hurdle by the starting Judge The race commencing at
the far carve DE C0urcey aud Red Wing making play at
the gooa drew the front at the middle Of it, and led in
10 the straight stretch leading up ~ the stand Monday
and Rulfless lay next, and KttuTah last They all
well Together as they left the turn; but of of IL
Monday and Ruthless made piay and after brush OF
rods both caught headed and passed De Courcey
aud Wing ard led Monday in front ny to the stand
finishing the 1rstaf mile here all four were IN cluster
and the run around the turn away FROM the stand
withoat being marked by strength of pace was yet
interesting as al were well uF together and went mei