New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
OUTDOOR Sports.
THE TURF.
THE NEW MARKET RACES

HAmitOn's b. John DAVIS by VOltgeur out OF Janal
CO. second and Mr. Drewltt's b. Provder by Caterer
ont OF Emotion third. The betting IA TO against
Cnerie aud TO each against John Davis and PrOVlue
Nineteen ran. Inc Clearwell stakes. OF 80 SOW eaeh
Atlantis by ThOrmanby ont OF hurricane peatFR r
herrys en- G. SnntsFt Sy sTSg" b. Bourgogne by
MOnatque out OF Sradea, third inc betting Was 70
against Atlantis, to ! against sunlight anu ~ u
against BOugOgne ElCht stafteu'
The JEROME PARK FALL RACE MEETING
SECOND DAY.
The threatening appearance of the weather
Yesterday morning exered pTejudcial influence on the
attendance at Jerome Park, numbers of intending visit
s being kept at home in consequence Of the anticipated
rain, which did not come. The programme was not a
remarkably strong ene for although 1t comprised six
events of them resulted in walks and third
booked a certainty for one OF the contestants
C0rcan who had previously proved his claim TO De re-
carded the fastest oury year old on the turf STILL
the attendance If not numerically large, was einne9y
select and the racing was productive OF general
the Jerome Stakes, was peculiarly gratyng TO the as
se@bage for her owner y universally popular on 5e
patron, and from which his contemplated early
%Ss Sa1o It's d fs to Interests SS Ct by re
aiembers' Cup fell to Metairie owing; Ia treat de
PREMIER rank as the gentleman rider in America
hbel Kader had the easy task of walk ovor for tho
Bayonet and Vauxbal the most formidable of the four
stres being out Of training and the owner OF Sanford
Doswers game of Australian and Rescue kept him
Mr.
Lady Love for the $1,000 Sweepstakes for fOas Of 1861
for Intrigue his only opponent Mr Jeromes entry being
start. The Selling Sweepstakes Tor twoyear ods
produced MAGNIFICENT race between MI McGTaths har
he later pay and Merry Tnonght We're the first Of
Wsrminster's stock that have run in this
country, and the first appearances Of both
ton OF breeders to this promising SIRE who will be sold
Friday at the sale Of Mr.. Calnerons entire stock
with her jockey before the start and ran over three
quarters OF mile before she conid be pulled up; thus
tative is goodlOoking youngster and ran wonder
Hafbinger turning the OF victory in favor Of the
green jacket Of the veteran Kentucky turfman whose
success was highly popular with the assembled con-
TIE JEROME SWEEPSTAKES
of 1900 each half forfeit with added for FLIES three
years old one mile and Tee9uarters There were
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A. Belmonts b. Attraction and K W. Cameron's br. T.
the field, and after q good won by two lengths;
Niagara beating Tasmania by four lengths for second
R ass Attraction 'pp'' anu lei OuiDs Tue race lime
PARK CouRsa Oct 2Tb Je9n. swseps1e, q $500
each E. With $500 added for hrssyeH old fes mile and three
R.W. Csusrons br Ipyercauld, b, St AlbAps.....""
sara S'S %s e. S'fs sa SS Lf S ESs.1
A. BemoHts Attraction by BSo"nee..
THE SECOND RACE
dash OF one mile aud threequartes had four entries
Lancaster Corsiean Simple Simon, and AldeDaran-Out
Lancaster was allowed to be drawn Corslcan was the
f4vOre at 500 TO 0 and these long odds were fully JUS
sseoSp R4oE-PSrss $500 for an ages One hresqusr
l. B. Hollands b. e. cOrscau years Uncle Vic BY Sovereign
w Weldon. en- & simple simon years by
Tsca eS G. XldcSaa1 aged Commodore Nanny
NJ il saaords h Lancaster yss. Lexington Bon;
net lS
THE MEMBERS CUP
One mile and One-eighh, gentlemen riders had three
runners-Chmax, Northumberland, and Metare. The
latter the fayore at two to one over the hed and
splenddly ridden by Capt Ehoes He made the running
throughout and won easily by two lengths in 2Osai Gil
TaSO kacE-Ths Members oup sweepstakes Of $50 each p p
$3.50 ADDED 70 Be ridden BY members Of the Club mile and
NV wadens eh b. Metaire years Star Davis dam KaOna,
lawrence: b. b. Climax aged Baicspie dam Jewel ils is
r. p LOunsbus b. Northumberland, Lexington dam
% gsi.chsf. b Bddy Malone years Star oo
l' D'''''''''''''I
RAoETbe Maturity Stakes for fOuryesr Ods; 500 each
IT. With 200 added the horse receive 500 Of the
gcLssons Oh h Sanford years Uncle Vic, dam Dolly
Mcconnell Thompson. b. vaaIis IsSsic1 dam
Bo;c5. Lexington dam ;y B BT,sn
TGo WDo.te Abas Ksder Australia Rcscae walk over
RAcE-SwePstakes $1,000 entrance, b. e. mile For
A Bsmoprs eh Lady Love Censor dam Lizzie VIVIAN
TIE SELLING SWEEPSTAKES,
for twoyesr ODDS three quarters OF mile was run by
field but running away false start destroyed her
% e Tha ac e
the WarnnsIer selSmg the former after a.. brilliant fin
RloESeng Sweepstakes Of s25 each p $3.50 added
n p MGuths b. arbnge, Lexington dam Lucy FoF
Leonard Jscmes e. years wsrminstsr Parachute $3.50
Psdy wsrs Merry Ticasl ysai: waraa dam Va
Bowie hans i'''' fsa5' i h%sg''' d'" r' s' '''
SPIRIT OF THE TINES STAKE FOR THREE-YEAR |
OLDs AT PROSPECT PARK.
Prospect Park race course has had more |
but more gay assemblage than that of
yesterday. The amusement offered the for |
thIeeyear olds started by Mr. Wilkes in 1867. called
The spirit Of he Times STAKE The attraction at Jerome
Park essened the attendance here, but not materially
all things considered the card called for run
ring at the other rotng with the additional attraction
determining the best blood and form for breeding pu
poses hereafter Thus the Prospect Park racing called
forth something than mere excitement 1t bid for
future results The entries for the purse stated above
were made two years ago and the cards showed H. 1t
was not within reasonable expectation that all would
~ but that more than three would do so was universal
belief They did not, however and at the closing hour
Ida shsfer, Mr. RobHson's Bay colt DeE H
Bradford, and Capt Rynders bay colt |
sons colt was tho fayore against the field and IN the
pools sold two 90 against Aberdeen, and three 10
against Ida Shafer When the judges rang the bell for
scoring appeared with the following riders be-
hind Dan Mace Tor Ida Schafer; Thorn Deane for
had the pole, Ida second and Dexter the outside
Three attempts were made without the word, Aberdeen
iways leading, Dexter length behind, and Ida far in
the AT the fourth attempt the cry was gwen ADer
being length in advance and the other two even
the word Howe crOuched down to his work and urged
without whip. He spread himself Instantly
and began leaving his companions perceptibly Mace
IrOted his horse WELL and took second place almost az
leaving the string Aberdeen kept steadily |
calming upon Dexter, VINO in turn was leaving Ida |
At the quarter pole Aberdeen had widened the gap
three lengths between him and Dexter and the latter
was four lengths ahead OF Ida. Maces broke at
this point before lie could get her down she full
u lengths behind the second horse. At the hamIe pole
Dexter, while Ida of the altogether.
Here Ida broke and Mace let her along full gal
Top the threequarter POLE when he pulled her up but
this time she full ten lengths in the OF