New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
JEROME PARK.

THE JEROME PARK FALL RACE MEETING
HORSES IN TRAINING AT THE COURSE.
The Fall Meeting of the American Jockey
Club commences at Jerome Park tomorrow, ana
continues over five days Tie first day wednesday, Is
the extra match day Of the meeting on which three
match races and three other races will be run The rst
match is dash OF mile for 5000 half forfeit between
two two-year olds Mr.. Belmont's oh. T. Finesse and
Messrs Hunter & Travers's Oh. Intrigue The second
match is between Mr. Belmonts Attraction and Mr. L. W.
Jerome's Rapture, both threeyear old hes for $3.50,
half forfeit, mile Then follows match Tor s2,0O
half forfeit, between Mr. Belmonts ch c. Beverly ana
Mr. Littel's ch. c. by Barownie, dam Emma johnson,
both twoyear olds, and the distance one mile handi'
cap sweepstakes for gentlemen riders one mile; two
mile dash for purse OF $780, all ages and selling race,
one mile and an eighth, completes the days sport.
o. there four highly interesting races commencing
with hurderace for purse OF ssoo WI, an aaIitioi
slO0 added for second horse handieap s%eePs,aEes
for all ages $50 EACH play or pay win ZOO added hs 70
accepanccs out OF a ENTREES tne distance Is q ile anu
framed that good may be looked for Inc thlIi
race the Champion Stakes mile heats Is Tor swear os
aud has 80 entrees TINS Is Naluaoie s'she, ga o
entrance is 5000 each, half forfeit with 800 aided ny
the Club. The Nursery Stakes, for twoyear dds $50
each with 81 500 added has "a subscribers, aud viii brn4
out Of the best 2year ods IN tranng inc winner
becoming entitled TO the nice stake OF 1920.
on the second day, Tuesday, the l2h INST the racing
commences with the Jerome stakes of 500 each hail
forfeit with $500 added for threeyear old hles exci'
sivoy The distance mile and threequarters and
there II entries mile ana tLreequarief dlsi os
rae
riders the Maturity Stakes for fouryear os 300 each,
with 81 goo added three miles; and sweepstakes Oh
81 900 each half forfeit mile and three SUBSCRIBERS,
comprises the second days sport. -
The third days racing Thursday, the ltth lnst mas
four races on the card The first is Of nile heats
for purse 5000 aud the second the Champagne stakes
Tor twoyear ODDS each, with 500 added one ne,
and II subscribers. Then follows the Grand Natlohai
Handicap OF 500 each half forfeit with $1,000 added,
which has 81 subscribers and Is aeceptos distance TWO
miles and a quarter consolation purse Tor al a.es,
With a 10 allowance for beaten horses, Wlh1s up TINS
day. sport. 80, -. -. a,.o -aoo.
on the card The first hurdle race haldlcap; the
second a two.year old sweepstakes; the third = sweep.
stakes for thTeeyear ol6s $500 each, hali orel' Win
Al 200 added two miles; the fourth twolnle neat ftso
Tor all ages and the fifth and concluding race OF INC
meeting handicap for horses only that nave run nu,us
the meeting II Will be that the programme loI .s
meeting is one of unusual excellence ana lheto 10 cNJ
reason TO suppose il will be brilliantly successful
There are already great number OF Stables atINeu AZ
Jorome park for the races the horses OF WHICH are ia
regular active training for their various resneeo en-
Elements Messrs Hunter and IiaIefss staDie "a ..
Miner traiuerl has six horses II. T. MeGIaths antony
trrine,1 uine Bowie and Halls ID McCOul, uaueJs
c~ht Irrome Park stable George Mallen tr'iher .el-
Pctcr Wndens SIX; j. j. EckersonS (N walden uains
orr eicLt. Mcdonnell aud ThompsOns us lnomPsons
tr,,nef 1--WE; lanes Th0mpsOns, three; DE- meiuyn
sx and Fpl sncdikers, ten. Numerous other stsu''s
orn a. pected early next week, accommodations lpi
~ having been specially OfucIou.