New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-25
THE TURF.
Jerome PARK RACES.

To.uorrow will be the last OF the racing AT Je-
rome Park for this year and from what we can see OF the
oorarnme offered for the amusement Of the pleasure
seekers Of NeYork and it, envrons, IL will surpass IN
~, S,oss either of the previous days The double at
trocou of racing with professional ana WIN amateur
rJers viii certainly draw very large attendance ana
- 80 re hoped that the fair sex will grace il with their
Drpsence in large numbers To encourage the amateurs
win their smiles and appreciation The racing Will com
oence with a Hurde-Iace Handicap, for all ages TWO
miles, eight hurdles $500 to the winner, SiuO 70
second horse horses TO be ridden Ivy members OF
lbe club or nOn-residents of the United states ntlO
snced by two governing members For inns rae tVio
are entries. JerOmes Ripley, Thomas Weils secaucus'
Anoway's lara, Purdys Rock, j. NJ. Browns tycoon l.
H. StOughtOn's Gen Williams, ana 1ol. lyuls LlAU"'
and il ne is treated eniently in the Hanucap
bar accidents ought 10 20 very near wlnng ls 49,
is premium $500 for al ages one lnle u ~ e
quarters, Wclter weights 20 De ruGen y? nv
Club nOn-residents Of the I'm tea states htOG,y
two Governing memne5s' closed WATSON T CAPT Moore;
stoughton Tar River; Moore, Gen MGMahoni 80
CLIMAX and ARMSTRONG ihis anSt 70 fa to Capt
Moore or Gen McMahon, for choice we VIII neJ fr
by their rank The next Is the ro 1yinNer Of
two year oIs, lehu. s The Jersey Trial Stakes or
thr Nursery stakes Fordham, to carry po4s o@Dia
ON two of the above events 10 pounds cI0sed W 10 %
nations The rest in this are inc s en- Stakes 6es
bcn p rTo bcat Mr. Sandford's northumberland
lie other day and consequently, by public favor puts
him ont of the list The Breckenridge hly dam Dy mp
Bonnie Scotland and b. f. by Planet out OF Adeh1a 10y
cncoe: ont of this lot we shall probably find the winner
jn MMOrus's stable. The fOurth race Is Ton
horses beaten once during the meeting allowed =
pounds; twice, 10 pounds; FOR tnls 1 II %,
6entIes julius. MOTrisSey Redwng onward, LSc, anu
Htonewa jackson. As onward is allowed ~ 10 LOT ne
two he lost on saturday, he VIII take some oTE
theless Onward will most likely land this event II ne Is
well. The last event wl be one OF Ine peS for
has been run during the meeting. IL Is @ eratTnce
Syearolds carry 95 n, wOmile heats, $40 ehiauce'
play or pay, 200 added Ruthless exclnded ~ noni
lions: Morrissey Clement, Flora Mclvor Hampton 9uri
DE COurcey, Gen. Norke James a; Commonly hHE5l'
TINS race, which includes some of the best STOCK
in the country hard to pick out the winner tt D9S'
We cannot admire the latter much AFTER her peIcrice
tie other day but she may not haHe GeSn ~ da SUV
McDauiels is a dangerous opponent with ms TWO, anu
9 iranCe fancy for Virgil and il anything beats
him IL will be probably the Western FLY.
BUTLER, PATCHEN, AND FEARLESS AT cATsKILL
CATsKILL, Oct. 24-The second days racing
Oh the Catsk Driving Park took place to-day Jester
day the competitors were those YeI-knoWh horses
Breeze, Newburgh and Nlmble Dick Breeze won We
first heat and Newburgh won the three heAl heas
and 2:lOs 2El aud ash To-day the alSnghEye
Tered 81 follows; Butler Patchen and Fearless
The latter drew the pole Pa6chen second, ana 9It ~
Outside In the poOselng Butter was the LAY oIi'e a.
fhe start AT the rate of almost two TO one Pachen sell
ing second, The judges were Q[ Z, H. MaeKay' NJ r.
First Hca-The horses got the word the first time, and
went away at high speed, but soon after leaving the
score the breeching attached TO Fearless DlOhe anu @
commenced kicking in furious manner her moye1ehts
creating great excitement The more she hSEeu come nc
menoed rushing toward her from all parts o. the tfach
Her driver MI. Benjamin delON ebuNh tut 'CsV
long as was possible Tor MN TO 90 so, pl. M
was fall backward TO the grOunt many thinking
fell backward purposey to avoid the heels Of his horse
Meanwhle Patchen trotted along finely followed
sSsey SS bad break PStc6en leading him five
six lengths 10 thelhalt mile pole III l:zO' GoinS
pole Butler made another bad break ana Iatchen came
III easy winner OF the neat III al AZ SG T ~ NJ
who was standing where she met with her misha; sur
rounded by hundreds of people Both OF her her nhd ees
and the blood COplOuAy UONluE from
the wounds. The sulky to which she was attaChed Nas
mi kicked TO pieces The of Fearless, Mr. Fred
Pence then Withdrew her from the race soon aef he
pool selling again commenced Butter ana faIchen
selling Finally Butler had the call with man!
Second Heat-Both horses came .up finely and got The
word the first time leaving the score side by side GONG
around the Patchcn seemed 10 OutOOt buter ana
at quarter it plainly to be seen that ne was draw
ing away from him. Alter leaving InaI POM ma anu No
coming to the half-mie, Patchen made TWO dlstnct
breaks which were accounted Ior T I ne pse G re
shout, i've cast a shoe" Al the thTee-guarter poe
finely having made the half mile in III, and reaching
home winning the heat i'll 2:3ii This gave the horses
one heat apiece Pool selling again commenced Butler
having the call at the rate OF 500 to $50
THIRD Heot-Another splendid was effected both
position nearly TO the quarter pole when Butler made
break and fell two lengths TO the rear before ne caught
mile pool made rapid dash which increased the gap.
After leaving the halfmile TO which Paehen uoted IN
1s Butler made rally and partially closed the gap, nut
before he had accomplished much he made another bleak
which lost HIM the heat Patchen rushed across the
length ahead in 2324 The pool selling after the
above heat did change however, the knowing ones
still thinking that Butler would win He was therefore
the favore, the first pool selling at long ODDS against
PatChen.
Fourth Heut-Another good send on the horses going
magnihcently TIL the made, when Butler again
went his old tricks and broke badly, Patchen drawing
way from apparently very reaching the haf
mile three lengths ahead. in llj After leaving there,
Butlermade spirit and many supposed he would close me
gap and win the heat but ne did not P3tchen went bis
mile with skip and the heat and race ~ 25t
amid much cheering. great deal Of money changed
hands on the result Butler backed heavily ny his
many admirers. The following Is the summary:
Gen Butler. ................ 2 l 2
George NJ Patchen- .----..--.l
Tme-2.4l, 2345, 2s2l. 1890.