New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
TIE NEWMARKET RACES.

sweepstakes OF 70 eOVereiSnb eacn
Scr three years old files, stone 10 70 the second 70
eeye 100 sovereigns out OF the stakes The was
won by Mr. W. g. Crawfurds b. Heather Bell, by STOCK
well out T1ghtft, by neck beating the hly syNa'
second and Mr.. W. s. CartwDghts b. T. Farminster' ny
Newmnster out Of F4TyaeT thTd Ihe Se1 SILVA
and Fairmnster Five ran. The renewal OF tne ~
ssss' OF So 30 Sae 9 sssD won by Mr. Mer
Sunshine by Thormanby. out OF SunOesini DeS hnss W
FalmOIiths Dr. T. G. o. by Dollar, out Of SiiVerhar'
nm ,vpo,,r PARK RACE MEETING-THIRD DAY
LIZZIE ROGERS WINS THE MILE HEAT
RACE, FINEssE THE CHAMPAGNE STAKES,
LA POLKA THE GRAND National HAND
CAP, AND CORsICAN THE DASH RACE
There was q large and fashionable assem-
baee of visitors at Park yesterday to witness
the third DAYS racing Of the FAN meeting of the Ameri
san Jockey Club The weather bright and pleasant,
although chness in the air gave warning OF the RAPID
approach OF Winter The course was very heavy, ana
fast time not looked for under the circumstances
The racing of most exciting character, two OF the
favores being defeated and by horses whose chances
entirely ignored by the betting fraternity Inc ue
feat Of Metaire the mile heat race was sur,
B eayy, and when Se Richard RB ccnCy who
the first heat In the same race ana HI the So nSt
der zzy Rogers the CONSERVATION OF the packers OF
favOrtes still further increased But sun greater
surprise awaited them in the Grand Na3na hana t
where La Polka who was so little thought OF tnat sne
spponents TO stand stl and beat the favorite Meme
sis with apparent ease. Mr. BemOnts stable was
year Odds for it's representatives Fnesse and Telegram
first and second In the last race Cosican had ms
horses safe after they had gone three quarters OF e
and he in such style stamps INN the best -FOUR
year old on the turf; THE FIRST RACE
for purse OF $780, with the entrance money 10 be
Local, H. p McGrath's Biddy Malone John ODonnelrs
n B Connolly, r. W. Waldens Metaire, d. McDanels
Lizzie Rogers. and r. W. CamerOns Inyerugas Metaire
was the favOrite almost against the field Connolly being
the next in estimation, while LIZZIE Rogers was SO nightly
In tSe spst heat Meae GOT badly Off Connolly taking
the lead and making the running throughout was never
second ten ~ lengths before Lizzie Rogers;
Time, IS2a The odds now Veered s rEgnd b TO
sad won the first heat so hsndily that
she had gained in the start and she came home winner
Time l:52B Again did the betting quotations change,
for the odds were sOO to $50 Lizzie Rogers when
only Connolly and Lizzie started the rules Of the Course
specifying that in race of heats only the horses that
weight Connolly told the heavy ground and Lizzie
Rogers, making the running throughout won easily by
F RscPuI.s 5000 for ages second horses
Mcdaniel Ia,y Rogers ch Ay., bro to Frank Allen
f'f B. copHc iIi Syis Lexington
NV walden Msi;ie ci h5 yr. Davis:
NV Cameron ir1:s; 81 ys Old CI.
n Asers Bddy MALONE; H. is Davis dam
w wsJoS Local cS IGyTs Lightning Maroon
80 ~ Tine i5ai-i:5ai@i:SS
THE CHAMPAGNE STAKES.
for two year Olds mile had runners ont Of II entries
These were Mr.. Belmonts Finesse and Telegram, Mr.
fords Item, Col McDanies colt by DOnerae and Mr. F.
M c 9S By on Es @% any sn 5Se two Ss
ished first and second Finesse winning, Telegram next
Aea tdS Rds fG CbTS.r5. st % two dds slOC each
With $500 added the winner Of1 woysaI old stake at jerome
8 ypss.e, 6J Le1lneten dln EHges eriras7
b. EeIp Ei99,,ts 100
D msDanisis Dr. e. By Doneae dam CanaTy BiTt 100
Be.hk Halls Oh Major BY Eugene. dam BY ClSads MenOs
NJ saodoId, Item BY Lexington Ksolsi %
THR GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP,
for all ages two miles and quarter had twenty en-
Yorke 5years 1l6 lbs; General DukeI4 years, III lbs
Metare years los l6s La Polka years 100 lbs sarah
years 90 lbs Nemesis was the favorite against the
Polka last cholce Metare made the running for the
hrst mile with Legatee and Nemesis attendance, and
past Lecatee and Metare challenged Nemesis for the
lead and fairly outstrding her galGped home an easy
nelders. Nemesis was second, and Legatee third
Grand National Hasdiesp for al ss; 500 each
and only $40 declared with ~ 900 added Of which 500 to
zoo % eaIyS extra .oi sscc u: Of 5000 10 b. Two
IL Polka yrs. Lexington dan Dance 100
Hunter Tr.ytr's b. Nemesis Eclipse dam Eeb9 % b
NV walden, eb B. Gs6sra YcIfs yTs Pia1st dam Abias
0boont. S General Duke yia Lexington dam Lila
waldeBs CHI MstArt yrs, Star Davis dam KAtonsb,
McpaBeIs H. Sarah b. years Planet dam Adegads 100 ~
Time, s:l64.
THE FOURTH RACE.
was for a purse Of $780, mile and threeQuarters The
starters were COrsican, Duffy, Sanford, Lobela, and
Inverness Corsican the favorte $OO TO $50. and
he with great ease, Duffy beating Inverness for
second place, after most exciting Time, 800
FoprR RG-Pue 800 for ali ages; allowed lbs
mile and tbTeequsTen
Hollands CoTsiean, Unesve dam BY Sovereign,
1
Neratbs Dr. Duffy yrs Hunters LeIiDgtOs dam Clio.
Inverness. Yrs, Maceafon, dam Eida IS 10
w. wtdeni Stafford yr Uncle Vie dan Dolly Carter,
U
TbompB b. LObehA yrs, Benny Scotland, dam Capt.
Tine 1920.
THE BUCKEYE TROTTING RACES.