New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

closely contested. The gentleman riders race was
most interesting affair." and was won by superior Jockey
ship aOne the majority OF the amateur riders being quite
unable 10 do justice to the merits OF their horses notably
the OF Northumberland, whose chance extn
gushed by bad jockoyship The twO-me race afforded
striking illustration Of the wonderful abilities OF Cors
the winner racehOrse and he confirmed the high
estimate formed OF him from his brilliant performances
patT6n OF the turf running his iorses for
the pleasure aud enjoyment they afford him. rarely bet
ting dollar them, and finding his gratiiicaton In the
honor OF their trlumphs. The two matches were won
by Mr. A. Belmont whose absence IN Europe prevented
in great degree he indebted the and skill OF
his capable trainer, Jacob Pncus. The winner OF the
gentlemen riders race, Bohannon, IS owned by Mr f.
Elwees who himself plotted his horse 10 victory riding
him with such mastery skill patience and Judgment US
The FIRST Race was match between two-year-od FLIES
MIR A. Belmonts chestnut nlly Finesse by lexington,
chestnut hlly Intrigue, by imported Barownie, dam
Jenny Rose by Glencoe. The stakes were q, 800 side
and the distance mile In the pool sales (which, we
gratihed 10 notice arc again presided over by the
genial Dr. Underwood confessedy the most able man IN
that professoD Fnesse had the call, the followers OF
the Belmont stable readily laying 800 10 goo Oh her win
hing She did long leave her friends In doubt as TO
. as t lqES the and
canter by dozen lengths Intrigue beng pulled up
when her rider found II useless to perseyere Time. S2
JEROME PARK, Oct s-fTa Eacs-M.tcA, $500 each, h.
A. Belmont. eh Fusss yrs. BY L,rnStOu dan imported Pill,
HSn'si T2.,t Cd Intrigue, ay. By imported
Jenny Rose l" D'''''''' Tn.i,;ii
The Second Race was also match between two three
a.
Leonard ". 1erome's bay my Rapture. The stake
$500 side and the distance one mile. Brock rode hr.
had the c IN the betting at 900 to SO but Rapture had
strong party OF friends who took the odds against her
with spirit BCth horses Rot wen on eaS
and the inside track she did not long retain THIS adyan
seen In front and a. they went around the Clubhouse
hill and past the halfme pole che was leading three
OF Jerome vins and great deal OF money was bet at
this crisis OF the To the CONSERVATION OF the back
80. p,IrpN TIA trim hes
horses reappeared In sight after rounding the bend OF the
bluff no longer borne trumphanty IN inc van Tor
Mr. Bemonts ly head and head with her, and gain.
ing gradually but surely al every stride As hey passed
the three-quarer pole Attraction was leading hali a
length and increasing her advantage she came up the
hoestretch. She won the race cleYeTy by length IN
E5li.
S-ond Rao,-Mateh. 800 each. b. ons nile .
a BelEOHt, Attraction Jra By Imp b'r0"'e dan haui,
Jerome, b. Ea1'ai: IN, Imp L.P4a IN ....
S Rst Sa fTs1 a Mr. Bs aS ss
10. 81 900 each half forfeit, mile Mr. Bemons colt
being amis Mr.. Litte received forfeit, and the race
THR TwQMLE RACE
for purse Of 500 OF which 800 be given to the
second horse. had hve horses entered, al OF which
started. These were Corsican. Aldebaran, Sanford.
Duffy, and Essex COrsican was warm iayorite $500 to
800 being freely offered him, Sanford being the only
one Others who fanced or backed In the pools
The admits Of no detailed description for Corcan
who nearly Knocked by Duffy at the start took
the lead held from end 70 end OF the two miles with
sanford second and won win ears pricked In the mol
whipped in coming up the aomestretSh sanford was
half length for third place Time 3i5h the first mile
being run III I'ol'
Fourth Ra-Purs. 600 for all ages, $50 Of .heh to be given
s' ao.SS p. corsa yArs by Uncle Vie dam By
walden ci SANFORD years By GIei. Vic dam Del;
H. M:Gl b. Duty i'. % Hunter: Lexington
HsDisi and Ti.;,i, a. T. Too E'sI 5ys BY
Ssi8s e. .S.r.s .s:i b. Commodore dam Name
-''i'''''''''''''''';Ti Time. i55:is, -
THE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
for all ages gentlemen riders mile had eight entries
Fo,S aa the LdSs I SeGS ERRs b. Boha
non rs ~ J. g. fIeckshers b. H. Northumberland. l5l
u /; A. clasons CHI h. st. Paul, it6 and I O. Beres
tS lord ST. Paul. ana Eo6ea xee the iavOft each
sa ana ana ~ sfs9
land owing the bad management OF his rider being
last the turn LSSea Is BACK aIG hs acs
was solely confined for st. Paul. who at one time looked
e. resned IN favor S Of by
neck his riding him with exquisite patience ana
Judgment and Winning On the p1ss IN p Sad o ss
Time, 1851
Race Handicap ss..pl. for a. ages gentlemen Hds on'
ES.ss. BOhlnnou by Simon KsaiOu dam by Boo
Bs..o Oh Tyco Je, By Kajoi.ci By Glen
D. co..y Io6.a sd By Bonnie ssodand dam
9' Hsef.tssT t. Northumberland BY Lexington dam
S c.ss:s ca Paul G:p dan Rioi. s%
SELLING SWEEPSTAKES
for all ages Of s5 EACH with $500 added over one mile
and an eighth had ten entries, OF which nine started
The only absentes being Mr.. Cameron's b. Sapphire.
The runners Inverngas, Hira, Bleety, Biddy Ma
lone Sweet Home Scotia, Boaster, Oneida, and Jubai
The betting this race was very heavy, as may DO
Judged from the following pool Hra son dor s Sooo
s2O6 and tho field s205. Inverngas, although she got
away last soon passed her horses and led them TWO
lenqhs at POLE Boaster being second sweet
sron's fy retained her lead until half way along the
third quarter when she fell back beaten, ana Bostof
Sweet Home and Hira had the race seemingly 70 then
selves BOaster had apparently the race safe ~ the as
mendous rush. and made q vigorous effort TO capture
Boasor but failing 70 quite get up ne was peaten Wy
half length; Hra third. Time, 203t Inc winner
was mt IN by auction, and realized tO, nan OF Whoh
goes Club and the other half 10 the winning
Mr. Hinchman Of Paterson. NJ j., was the purchaser
si,tA Rao-seng Sweepstakes for all Of $is each p
% sd1sd One mile and AZ eighth -,,- r., y..u.
Purdy witberss eh Booster By Eclipse, dam vanity
w. w.os: jab. jean, BY B,lro-ni,. dam jain, $780,
Cbsa Lttl.s,di Hin. yeAn By Lexington dam H'sA
$500 0l a., Jr,i
W C..rou. b. IHvsrnrla' 'ysar' BY Old Caio.I aim Jun
p McGr.ts Biidy Malone BY star Davis dam oo
Tho. O Bseons en- m Sweet Home yssr By Bill Cbsshsm dam
by Wagner. $50. 100
w. wsldens b sssty yssu BY Rogers dam Anfehn' s'
Scott. years BY T. River dam harietsa S'oO
pardy wiiSsri. ouida years BY Lexington dam Ed'A
Time. 2;ooI.
THE WOODLAND RACES.