New-York tribune., 1867-06-20

straight stretch Here he called again. and
dozen yards outstrode HIM, and came homo a
one, and very exciting around the for aud up to
the middle OF the run home the stretch II was in
lA8 Better time considering the state Of the track has
never Deeh nade at Jerome Park.
Purs. $500 for all ase. mile Rsat.' s'H'
X a Al.5anigrs b. Virgil. BY vandd, d'n by Yorkshire
D. Megs9ol' MoTssey By BrecLeans- dam By Boaacy
= w 9..ana years old .....:.I
Jerome RsIne ~ son6S I1 i' s, ye' o
Dot aud Capt Moore we're not placed By De udges,
There will be three races to-day The first. q miles is
IOI the hesclester cup, beautiful piece OF plate, which
was exhibited on the grounds yesterday. The following
are the nominations for this stake;
W c,meous imp h wsrmnsser aged by Newmuser dam
W Csmcons Birsiue yrs b7 N.vmrser dam Jeves.
w Csmer1ns imp b. Hampton Court ys by young Mel
Leonard JcrOnes h Lnther years by Lexington dau by
LeSqai Je,O@ss sstnsione yr. BY imp Lari,t dam
Morr' Ruialess yrs by imp. Eclipse dam imp.
Morris. Monday yrs, BY Cotton MoTe Jackson
Mcpniss b Dazzle yrs BY Lexington, dam Bette Wards
MDanes Ripley yrs, by JEFF Davis dam by Nina by
TO- MoDsnieb Julius, 5yrs by Lexington dam Julia by imp
H. s Waons h Onward yrs, by Rinsod dam My Lady By
u wst'ons h. Delaware yr, by Rnsod dam Ariel by imp
IL Douglas Iohn.ons ch Musens by Jack Malone dam
Il Douglas lohnsons ch Duke Orleans yrs by Jack Malone
Is John NJ Cshc G-oy yu BY Lexington Magnolia by
10 H. sndiorsg Loadstone y by Lexington. dam Blue
H. weons ch Local yrs by Lightning dam Maroon b,
Is q Moo Beacon yrs by Lexington dam Bay Leaf by
imp. Yorkshire
The second race will be for purse Of $500 one mile and
quarter for which there three entriesMr. McDan
eiss colt by Lexington out OF Lucy Fowler Mr. Joromes
De COurCeY, and Mr.. Clays Rvoli
The third race will be two mile heats for which the en-
tries ara Mr.. McDanclss Blackbrd Mr. WatsOns Della
ware, Mr.. McConnell's Luxcmburg, Mr. PennOcks colt
Nandal and Nj. JcrOmc's Feotwing.
TBOrTING TIE UNION COURsE-VANDFRBILT
BEATS MCCLELLAN IN THREE STRAIGHT HEATS.
The second trot this season between the fine stall
lions Gen. Mcclellan and Com Vanderbilt took place
yesterday afternoon al the Union Course. but drew to-
sether scarcely more than hundred persons as II was
one II not hOth the drivers would oQcct 10 start, ana
thus postpone the race, which made for good day
and track. Until the first Intellectual scoring was made
there betting but the appearance of the horses mt
the started the Investment OF money At first the
odds ranged at 100 90 90 on Mcclellan. but they soon IN
creased 10 100 20 5O and finally before start was ei
fcctcd settled down at 20 10 z, at winch figure consider
able business done some money was even invested
m the odds of 100 10 DO After quarter Of hours pre-
hmnaTy exercise the horses commenced scoring but the
word not obtained antl the tenth effort the delay
being very annoying 20 the spectator VINO Wti, com
pelCd 20 wait bali hour for start which could have
been effected much sooner had the driver OF McCIrln
been inclined Vanderbilt crossed the line couple OF
times run but tho other occasions Mace broke up
his horse Intentionally upon nearing the score ard hnd
ing thar Vanderbilt had the foot OF hm But 80 iar IRON
wcarying the Commodore the frequent scoring ,tcddlcd
HIM in his gait and be never rOtted an hOnester race
than the which followed, while IN Mcclellan the ne
qucut breaking 10 which he was compelled seemed 10
have bad effect and ne was very unsteady throughout
IL was evident from the first heat that Vanderbilt could
outfoot him. and that his only chance lay in superior en-
duiance OF Stcadiness o. neither OF winch was he pos
scssed.
COURSE L. r. June u ltons s2oo nile heat three in
b. Pifer aluss b. Con. y,nierbii.................
d. a5ce names D. Gen Mcclellan.
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