New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

5s owner of second horse to receive III per cTn'
" C,rolo stake, and third horse TO save DIS s'"A''
STvo fnrlonrs. 1876 yarGs, SO sutzrtbe's as won by
! ord Falmouths Kingcraft; Claudus second
THE WINNER OF THE GOLD CUP
Tho races NJ Ascot Heath were we'll attended TO- |
dav. The gold cup, valued az 800 sOyerelgns' auueu
to snbscrirtion Of 20 sovereigns each, was won Dy
Sir r. Johpston's Brigantine lthe winner OF tne
Ooks1 by half a length from Sir Joseph ha"ley
,.Gown. who beat Mr.. w. Grahams fornosa'
third. a length Count Ia Oranges Trocaders was
fourth. Thorwaldsen ran third but was o'squail-
fed for carrying wrong weight
TbeSt James Palace Stakes of 100 sOvercigns each,
for tbreo.vear olds was won by Mr.. p. Hobscns br.
r. Dnnbar. by Dundee out of Margery Daw, beating
D. T. Dule of Beaufort second, and Sir L. Buckeleys
Tasman, third. The betting was to l against Dun
bar. 3 TO 1 against Duke Of Beaufort, and II to
against Tasman. Five ran. ~'7,T-1i .,.5i'F'
The Sixth New Benuiai Stakes of 10 sOyereigns
each with zoo soTcrcgns added for three ana iour-
year olds, was won by Count Batthyany yPnOn'
beating Antietam second, and Wan. II. Sa'l.o oio-
ther TO Rayiol, tkTd, all three years oiu' lH0 Wv
ting to ] against Typhon and Antie'ai' anu
to I against brother to Rayioh. Five started
The Seventh Biennial Stakes of 10 sovcrelgns each'
with 200 soyereiqns added for two and three-year-
olds, was won by Mr. II. Chapn's Pandore two
ycars) bent ing Mr. Fosters Bruce two years. second
and Phnre Soly koG-s BGdsworth three years.
third. Ti &c betting was even on Pandore, three to
one against Bruce, and two 20 one against Bads-
worth. Only the three named started
The Jew Stakes of 10 sOvereigns each, with 200
soyerci gns added FOR two-yearolds, was won by Mr.
j. Bar nards Temple, beating Lord Falmouths At
laatia second, aud Mr. Rays Green Riband, third.
The ettirs stood l6 to l against Temple, 20 to
asau lst Atlantis, aud to l against Green Riband'
FOu teen ran.
TIL JEROME PARK SPRING MEETNG-THlRD
DAYS RACING-TfIE HOPEFUL STAKES WON
By NELLIE JAMES, THE LADIES STAKE "a
TASMANIA, THE METROPOLITAN STAKES Bf
VAUXHALI, AND THE SELLING RACE III
CANINE BAIRN.
The uafavorable weather which has attended
the proyS1us two days Of the Spring meeting OF the
Amcriesa Jockey GLIB at jerome Park was continued
Yesterday the falling, with brief intervals OF cessa-
ton tseougheUtthe sYternOOn The attendance was IN
consequence uOt so large the previous days; still,
there as good Of visitors in the grand stand,
but e abs OF ho far patIonesscs OF he races was
the oosTHy JUper Pluvius the relentless foe to the
eleFluttcts OF HshOn and beauty The racing ltselI
was inst class she Hopeful Stakes for twOyear olds,
bringingout large field Of - runners tins beng the
third occasion which that number has started on the
jerome Course since its inauguration The race
won by Nellie James, an imported hIy owned by he
President CT tie JOcky Club, Mr.. a. Belmont, whose
stable been successful at this meeting and his
victory secured him the warm congratulations oI al te
proUnueBt turmen present, for he has been staneh
and ardent supporter OF the sport OF kings since the
dc3t high degree Of credit must IN justice be awarded
20 nii Vs @ b 6a br9b his 6orSes IN The nost
fer their respective engagements at the meeting Under
las capable training superntendence, Mr. Bemonts
rpcipg stable seems likely have the same brilliant
Of which attended the Maryland stable of
Mcssrs Bowie HUI when Mr.; Plhcus had charge OF
u, and whICh carried of the Derby and ST. Leger with
different horses the year. The ladies stake was
Won ny MI. Purdys magllhcent MY TASMANIA, VINO
achieved her victory in style which stamps her
gratCated on having in his stable two such splendid
three year ods as Tasmania and Vespucus, the winner
al
The Metropolitan Stakes, two,mile heats produced
hsa second to Banshee for the Westchester Cup)
NauXhal (WhO showed himself wonderfully good horse
here last Fall by winning handicap the same
AFTERNOON carrying the top weight beating large fields
Scey. PeaSuIevIcs performance in the Cup over two
miles and quarter, was thought so good that he was
OF that 6otn seety and Wiley were each eagerly backed
shown at fault by the issue for sleety and
Wiley were both dstanced in the first heat and Yauxhan
Ontlasted Pleasureyille and won the race.
ghe Selling Race afforded a1Gther instance Of the IN
betting market criterion Of the merits OF the horses
Mr. Morrss colt Boaster was thought TO be 80 great
cr COLI CaTEs BiiTn won from end 70 end and the f
Vorite could only gain the third position in the
THE HOPEFUL STAKES,
Of the n horses entered. These we're Mr. Wadens Polly
lyons and eh G. by Logan Mr. C9nsta5les Pr G by
eraile, dam Canary Bird Mr; McConners Chinicothe
lies by Censor out Of Pasta and l. Angaise; Mr.. Bel
mOuts Nellie James, an imported fy; Mr. Morrls's Re
LamingtOn hy, dam Jerusalem; and MI PenuOck's b. C.
by Norton, dam Rebecca Price ChicOthe was tile ia
vOrite bringing SOO McDauiels' $G5 Dcnnison Craw
furd ESQ Cameron, S25, and the held $75. After two
false starts, Nellie James Ridden by Charley MieD
Jumped of directly the flag dropped with the TrOOntOne
colt second Eemorseess third aud the rest strung out
Al the into the hOIne-stretch Nellie James lead
ing Two lengths RemOrseless second and PennOCks hly
at the atters quarters the field being quite tailed
Of Hillec kept the ty at ber work in coming home,
and although RemOrseleSs aud PennOCks colt looked
mOmeHtariy formidable, the issue in doubt,
and Nellie james cevery by two lengths, to the up
ToarOu6 delight Of the helders splendid race for sec
place. RcmOrseless and PennOck,
III favor Of the former Time, 1908.
KTDfl statS5-P0r tWoJer olds; Eve mOpgs;
Bsmosts aT eN T. Nellie James, By Dollar dam Hsurde.
MOTIFS sb {. Z, loscess iy np Eclipse. dam Bsai; By
Paaocs c. By Norton dam RcJca T. Price +; The Col
W Cols b. c. by To5aioie daa Cyeose b. YsadaI....
Vs. W-1eus ch &. Polly Lyons By Censor dam Adegsa by
sane e. by Iogsa dam National Maid By glencoe
Saue b. bi Doiela Canary Bird b. nT. Albion ....
Dsuor CaSos en- T.. by Censor dam imp LAnge BY Hob
sane b. 5y censor 4, IN Pasta ly
l. Z
Jos ,oDaes Cheosne by Lexington. daa Ls By
l. qbohl b. T. Jy Lexington a Aasels lsu by Yokshi,
Time, lg5.
TIE LADIES' STAKE,
for tTocyear Old hCs only sweepstakes Of 500 each,
half 100 added had four runners out Of the n
horses cutrrtd. These Mr. PurdY's Tasmama Mr..
Ctu.cT0.'s Iuycrcauld; Mr. EckersOn5 Viola, and Mr..
JtrOIuc's Rupture Tasmania the fdvOnte against
the sl, and n this solitary instance the fayorte won,
Tor after waiting behind for nearly mile she had her
opponents sale the moment her rider let her out
vcrcauld second, two lengths before Rupture Time,
5c73.
6sao.a Ra-77x Iadts Sola-A sweepstakes for sHes three
y,sfa 10; etre E!0 half forfeit 5lUOJ added by the Cab. one
Ai slf ,e fToaSi .1e o@He. d hs secoDd h
Jro r. r.y. ch. rssmsas BY imp Australian dam Matte
1i' 'f Lft 'ia1