New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TIRE.

THE TURF
THE JEROME PARK FALL RACEs-FoURTH AND
LAST DAY OF THE MEETING-MITcHELL, RE
MORSELESS, yESPUCIUS, AB-DEL-hADEh, AND
DUFFY THE WINNERS.
The Fall-race meeting of the American Jockey
Club, at Jerome Park terminated on Saturday The at
tepdance was large and select and the weather had
not been threatening in the early part OF the
would doubtless have been an immense assempaee "
witness the closing days sport There was chnnes' "
the air WHICH gave pemonton OF the aSs INV the
changing hues OF the foliage OF the woods tnat croM
heights around the beautiful park OF and So
much unqualified, enjoyment and satisfaction mas
given that the Jockey Club with les
ality, has decided to give an extra DAYS sPor,
off Saturday next when still more attfacI r
Of ang hsn sny yen Chase for
of OOo, over the new line Of country aa Hu' oUteeU
jumps fences, stone walls. hurdles, posts and rails
water jumps and sunk fences, all OF which VIII 10 %
S view OF the Cn h tat and one Of mile
heats, for rich purses, which VIII BRING ouC ho uTn
abolish the Liberal system OF charging entrance money
to their purses there would be greatly increased Jul
sfacton Of seeing large fields start in these races with
such attractions and favored with fne weather on e
Visitors at jerome Park next Saturday that has
been assembled there since Its Inauguration US race
course --'.'~' THE urpnrr RACE it-csls. ~
was the first event on the card and was handicap LOT
the second horse in the one mile and three
over six hurdles The entries were: sheas br D. Emf
JAS Thonpsons br m. Lobea, years, lao IL, ridden BY
1sraels H. Il. T0dds br h. Harry Booth, years loi 10
years. no u, ridden by Hugh Gafney The pool betting
showed Mitchell be the favorte with Lobella second
Harry Booth had won the first days hurdle race very
cleyerly, and had been Handicapped to carry ID more
carried N less than he then did the latter consequently
meeting Booth on better terms TINS dlI Ter "a
which was nearly fetlock deep in mud, made Mitchell
the favorte he led throughout. all the horses jumping
three lengths; Harry Booth, whom the heavy weight
and ground told, being second and Emnence third Time
HURDLE RAcE-Puus $500 handicap for all entrance money
c. I SnsS red G Michel Mickey Free. year. ITO
b. B. Todd entered Harry Booth By Lexington Blonde
She, Eai.acs BY Lexington vanda
jane. Thompson Io6s BY Bonnie scotland dam
'''"0'' CARS wv TIs-5;S
THE SECOND RACE
was sweepstakes for twoyearolds 500 EACH half for
felt, with $500 added mile and eighth Six out
Of the hiteen entries started tney %ere f. fa
bles br. Glenbush, NJ H. Sanfords b. Notice, H. r.
ny Es dam CANARY BIRD was
favore against the the race for over
ming locked together until turning the home stretch
when RemorseIess drew away. aud after an exciting
stretch won the race by two lengths Telegram beating
Glenbush by the same distance; Time-2;osi
s..p., for ,.Oys ods $40 each half forfeit With $500
Morn. .srel cb R,mor.sls" by Eclipse dam Bnrbaty.
Belmont, entered eh Telegram By Cen.oI dam imported Maud
II p Serah entered b. H,r6oEsT 6y IeIingOu dam Lucy
Carroll entered b. y Do9.Iai' dam Canary DIrd.
THE ANNUAL SWEEPSTAKES
for three year ods $500 each, half forfeit, with 900
added two miles, had IT euries OF which the following
six started: r. w Camerons 6r inyercauld, A. BEL
MSGrSth c Se c. Bsrney Stone Purdy Therss CHI G.
vospucius and NJ H. sanford's b. Z; Niagara. Glenelg
poos oS 80 e c SrS $780, fnysfcaad and
dropped when Niagara had her head turned in the
opposite direction, and she did not get on nntn
ney stone made the running with vespu-
second Gsueis third CSttr ,ny Yer SGl
ieneg took the lead with Blarney Stone, yespucius,
Gott and h In as
took sides with Genelg aud the pair ran head and head
stone fourth Invercauld nth. and Niagara sixth and
last Before reaching the quarter pole, Cottr passed
together Sround the hill vepacas having
tro best OF it, on the lower stretch Palmer took
Rnmi, al the 6omesretch turn splendid race home
sued, Cotri dying away to nothing and Leaving Glen
eyentualy Whining by alength Geneig second and In
yercauld. who had passed cottrll. third Time-s;5i
Annual Sweepstakes for od $500 each bal. forfeit With
q added two miles. .
Pudy Wiihs entered vs,pucu, BY Planet dam Columbia.
A Belmont entered GsBeg b. Citadel dam BApta,
r. entered Dr. Ihysoau BY ST. Adams dam Eleanor
Mr. Cotin Coitr BY Daniel Boone. dam Maggie g.
H. MeGrb eh B,Bsy Stone by Rhinodne dam RoI
NJ H. S.aioi entered Si,I. Lexington, dam Bay LsAf
Time-JJ
THE Two-MILE HEAT RACE, 49,
for purse $780, had only two entries, T. W. DoswelPs
br h. and Bowie Halls b. C. Legatee. The
former was fayorte at tl0O TO VS. and he won both
heats with great ease In Sd, S:ai'
Por.. $500 for all ,s.' ,sO miles; ,
Thons. ". boswell entered Dr. b. Abdelkader, by Aus
tralan, dam Rescue,
Bowl. Hall entered b. c. LegAtee b. Lexington dam
Leyty, years old.
Time-j:a-3:Ji
TIE FIFTH RACE
for purse $780, handicap for horses that had run
at the meeting mile and threequarters, but two only
accented the eghts. These were III. Il. McGraths Dr.
o. Dndy 81 lbs and c. Littefelds Oh. Hira, 10l lbs
and two 10 one was laid Duffy, and he finally gsloped
his opponent TO stand still winning by three lengths
No time was taken IN this which terminated the
sport Of the day aud meeting.
Purse 400 handicap for horses only that have during the meet
Iu entrance money the second horse three start mile
n p MsCsath entered Dr. e. Duffy By Hupes Lexington dam
C. Luessd satsred eh Ha by Lexington dam Hegirs lOi
Time not taken
THE BUCKEYE RACES.
CINCINNATI Ohio, Oct. 16.-The tr0tting over
tho Buckeye Course closed to-day. The first race was for
nrcmiun of $500 for double teams $3.50 to rst 500 TO
tho seconds $50 TO the third. The was won by Mat
thew Smiths 8. g. Frank and b. g. Grapevine. Time