The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-03

| first mile. 203; mile and quarter, 2.32; mile and Q
| haH, 2:5Sk; the heat IN 3:52.
Sscond Heat-Thers pool selling the race
being voted TO Onward q conclusion still
the pretty clusters aud me rafting pace with ind
picturesque appearance Of nnadescript rders
eaharang In the extreme. PunGlualiy they again gos
c c"as, Adebaran shooting IA advance one length OF
connolly he leading On ssrd two iengtha These posi-
ons with but little alton, retained until rush.
ing 70 tho stand for the FIRST mile, Aldsbaran led
connolly one length and half he leading Onward fully
W. ienglhs the rider Of latter holding him in AZ
20 ne hrs. heat. with ali his strength And thus
unslualled manner they sped along until the three
quarter polo was reached wnon Connolly Tapped ana
snot oy Aideosran oneha lsngth he leading onward
one 'engtn Entering the homcstretch, Onward with .
magnificent effort shot up 10 poh his competlors sod
when within one hundred wards OF the stand passed
ronnal, rvs nome WI ,wo lengths In advance OF
SAY The time Al prom ls points was First quar-.
YER 50 seconds; nrst half ID econds; mile l:6l
and quarter, 2;2lk; mile ami half 2.47l the heat
To-day the attractions four races, viz Hurdle
ace, Sequel stakes Nurser7 stakes aud premium Of
$500 to beaten horses EAcl PROMISES 10 DO worth
seeing.
The Autumn Meeting, Sfi7, mt Jerome Park.
The fall races At this popular place OF meeting viii
commence Saturday, the iatn INST, continue on
Wednesday, the 16th Thursdy, tae l7lh Saturday tho
10th, and end Saturday the % during which days
will come OF which looked TO With great in
by the friends or tn turf large attendance
will be attracted from all parts OF country Many
prominent turtles from aud West viii be here
the turf when such Colonel johnson Tho
Doswels, from Virginia, such kindred spirits
the dusty heidn our stevens, Livingston ami many
others remembered well with the greatest respect
by all tho racing men OF tho oden time. These good
old times viii como again under tho efforts that
making by several ciations In our vicinity to
popuarize and dignity racing tho North. The
American Jockey Club siaee its organization
has done much TO accomplh ha great object view
An s programmes have boon lnt,cous ana me added
Ne Cpau nnfh TN cou,u
with the programme OF the tan meeting which Is now
approaching, and 10 which would specially invite
attention. Among the three hurdle races
the champion Stakes. the Nursery takes tho Stewards
Cup the Champagne stakes, the Grand National Hand-
cap Sweepstakes for three Yearud and oids
All these stakes have filed well, which will
large nelds Of starters Ia eac Tho value OF these
different stakes large tho club contributing nearly
SIT 00O TO be added cnptions entrances
made by individuals In each race
To add considerably TO the interest OF the meeting the
famous Kentucky will on designated day due pub
licty TO which will be gyenl run his match against
time, four miles in 20, carrying 100 lbs, and will
also start In tho proposed OF a dash
OF four miles, should 1t I'LL On OF the days of tho
meeting there will be ride aud fiat race ridden
by gentlemen jocks. wuich awass has an attraction
for large class IN every community We must
omit to mention that Mr.. Belmont has added his
string Of thoroughbreds BY recent purchase out Wes
the celebrated chestnut colt Dickens years DID,
by imported Australian ALBANIA by Brown Dick.
and chestnut colt Extra, four years old by Endorser
dam Nantura by Bravners Eclipse-the former lately
winning the Produce stskes Tor three year ods Lex
heats at the same place. They have distinguished
themselves 10 other but IL Is glory enough for
these high melted racers for record that Extra
has accomplished the extraordinary performance or
running two miles in 1861, and Dickens Of running
mile In ~ a Both these noble steeds have arrived
al Jerome Park In good condition, taking their daily
exercise TO keep them prepared for the comlnorontes
In which they are destined TO play conspicuous part