New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
THE ASCOT RACES.

The lOhE'
THE ASCOT RACES
tnNpoN, June 1.-THE first race to-day was
FOR the Alexandria Plate Of 1000 soyeregns, added 10
sweepstakes Of 70 soyeregns EACH for four years Ola anu
upward three miles, was won by Baron RothschiIuS
Resttuton four years old beating Count de LagranCes
Trocadero Eve years, and Sir II. Grahams ROmplhg
Girl Eve years Five started The betting previous to
race was against Restitution against
Trocadero, and four to one against Rompng Girl.
The First Class Of the WOrkingmens Stakes handicap
I'VE sovereigns EACH with so sovereigns added three
ouarters Of mile was won by Count Bathyany's colt
TyphUus, by Stockwell beating Mr. Heads My Bonnie
Katie by King of Trumps second and Iammeron, third
Eleven started The betting previous to the race was
three to one AGAINST Typh9us seven TO one against
Bonnie Katie, and eight 10 one against Iammerton.
The Second Glass OF the Nottingham Stakes, handicap,
i've soyereigus EACH with 80 sovereigns added three
quarters of a mile was by Mr.. MOrriss colt. Cock
of the Walk by Chantccer four years old beating Vic
tress second, and NJ. Drewitts Wanderer third. Ten
started. The betting was TO against Nictress ana
Wanderer and to against Cock Of the Walk.
The Sixteenth Ascot TrieDnia Stakes Of 10 sovercgns
each with 100 added for foals of 1866 was by the
Duke Of Beauiors b. Duke of Beaufort by Trumpeter
beating the same noblemau's colt Standard Bearer Dy
TTumpeter, second and his colt Westminster py "ioH
mason, third. No others ran.
THE HIGHLAND PARK RACES-TRoT BETWEEN
MOUNTAIN BOY AND LADY THORN-MOCN-
TAIN BOY WINS
Mountain Bow and Lady Thorn yesterday
trotted over the Highland Park Course, at Newbugh,
race for 81 OOO mile heats, best three IN hVe III
harness in the presence Of about LOCO spectators from
the first Mountain Boy was the fayorite without many
takers After the selling OF five pools the horses started
Maintain Boy winning the first heat IN 22s3 and the
second in Ss AT close Of the second heat the spec
tator expressed great dissatisfaction, calling out, put
mn lob our country horses can beat that ume,' &c
but they we're queted by remarks from the Judges
stand and the third heat called. This was won
easily by tho horse in 22s. While the race did not give
much satisfaction TO spectators, those who know the
owners Of horses and their drivers do not for mo-
ment believe that either the or the other would con-
sent 10 engage in public rot designed TO swindle the
patrons OF the trotng track. heavy haltme track IS
not the place for speed
TIE JEROME PARK RACES To-DAY-FOURTH AND
CONCLUDING DAY OF TIE MEETING-THE
ENTREES.
To-day is the last day of the Jerome Park
Spring meeting which has had TO contend against I'M
favorable weather on all Of the three preceding days.
The racing has been Of the very highest
order Of excellence and productive of the most intense
interest TO tie spectators Lhere arc hEo laSeS S te
FOR which the entries and weights are as follows; W. H.
Bacon Date Underwood, Jas b Harry B9oti: TO- % ID;
In the pools Lobea brings as much as all the others
FOR the Consolation purse Of 5000 mile aud three
quarters, the entries are Metairte General DUKE ana
NllCy. VI thls ll4oi mug Outs arc MthOu OA
winning.
For the threemile DASH for purse of $1,000 the en-;
Gen. York, Bansee. Eminence, fleetwing ana
Flora McIvuF Banshee is q warm fayOue in the pools,
selling for $40: Gen NOrke, $50 Feetving and Flora
McIvor, EACH $50; and Eminence sal.
The Jockey Club Handicap, two miles, 500 entrance
half forfeit with ST 900 added by the Club has 10 accept
uces ont Of the q entered, and of these the following
will start: Mr. EckeTsOn's Uncle Vic colt and Onle
Braes, Mr. BufOrds Eminence, Mr.. santOrd's La Polka
MIR NichOls's Abdelkader and Mr. OFallon's Plantag
euct OF this lot, MI Eckersons entry is freely backed
against the field.
The fifth and last race is a sweepstakes Of $500 each
half f0rfe for colts and ies tOaled Ia 1861; distance
five fuIlOngs. There seven entries, VIZ; Mr. Bel
mOnfs Telegram and Lady Love: Mr.. MOrriss Remorse
less aud Invalid; Mr. OFallOn's Restless eli. by Glen
dover; and Mr.. Lttelps ch C. by Balrownte The las
named win not ruu and probably one OF each OF The
other entries may start 10 do battle for their respective
stables good days racing may be confidently expected
THE RIVERSIDE PARK RACES.
BosTON June l1.-AbOut 1900 persons assem-
Jed today at the Riverside Riding Park to witness th
contest between the celebrated horses American Girl
Bashaw r.. and Goldsmith Maid for $500 81 400 I,
first $500 10 second $3.50 TO third, $3.50 fourth m
heats, best three IN vc, III harness. American Girl
easily in three straight heats, in 227 22Ca 22SB Gold
smith Maid was second Rhode Island was entered bu
drawn.
MEETING OF THE LA CLEDE JOCKEY CLUB.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Spring meeting q
the Laclede Jockey Club opened to-day The first rae
q sweepstakes for OyearOlds, half a mile dasl
IL won by OFalOn's colt by Voucher in 1874. tn
second q sweepstakes for three Ods mil
heats $50 entrance with $500 added. Reviews colt b.
Lexington IN 1851 and l54A The weather fine
tie attendance good and the track heavy