New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-08


AND UNAVOIDABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
HELMBOLD, SANFORD, AND CLIMAX THE
WINNERS OF THE DAY.
The threatening appearance OF the SKY
yesterday forenoon and tho rain that fell In TIE city III
the early morning exerted preudical influence on the
attendance Jerome Park races, for thousands were
kept at home who would otherwise have patronzed the
for the pleasure and excitement OF witnessing the
steepechase and the great for the Wescheser Cup
As was the attendance very large exceeding even
that OF the opening day Saturday. fact which shows
that stormy weather cannot extngsh the passion
for witnessing the exciting sports OF the TURF among te
masses OF the people The grand stand was nled 10 s
utmost capacity with the wealth, tashlOn, youth,
witnessed gave unaloyed satisfaction 20 ALL The
agement OF the Jockey Club was admirable ana every
only drawback the disgracefu want of faith on the
part of the Harlem Railroad Company who advertised
them both into one train did not start until long after
the latest time annou9eed and this too when chaIghg
natey for those present the rain did not commence a
and Westchester Cup-were decided.
sTEEPLE-CHAsE
opened the days proceedings. IL was handicap Tor
purse of 81 Geo. the Of the second horse taking
$3.50 The entries were Oysterman, IT, (who won the
hurdle race on saturday and the seeplechase last Fs
Wiley, BoHnnon, and W. +. Bacon, formerly called I'm
derwood. Oysterman and BOhannon monopolized the
betting although Wiley had stanch hackers who
believed he would run better in this than he had
done IN the hurdle race on the first day The race was
one OF the prees and most interesting ever witnessed
the favortes ohannon and Bacon, running closely to-
Inc ep oyer the water Jump IN front Of the grand stand
was watched with breathless interest by thousands.
PTb STYLE TOOK as did hd' a aSs 'l oyssman In BUT
ever had i' hm 70 on egs and o ys%
OF me leaders Wiley had been outpaced from the start
Bohannon, now took pull at his horse, and fell into
d place. but as soon as the regular track gained
ne let his horse out and he passed Bacon and cha
lenged Oysterman. a magnificent finish between the
pan ended thanks to the superb riding Of Capt Elves
IN boannon winning the race by neck and shoulders
Oyysterman second, and Bacon bad third Tme-i:l4a.
sIees,eePs Chsse Hspdeap for all ages premium SloO
G. P v Bohsnnou wears Simon Kenton ia by Boston $50
D MoDsnIeIs br FISHERMAN IT, years. oys,ernan BY Phil
u B. Todrs b. W Bacon sss Lexington Kate yc, 10
Lloyd Alo"ay' b. Vey 5y Uncle Vic, dam Silver Star Ia
TIE wEsTCHEsTER CUP
was the second race its value being $1,000 added 70 n
81 aS p Of c6 ye sar ad Tz r
bold, Abdel Kader, Plowman, Vespucus and Gienelg.
Travers Stakes and Champion Stakes. Vespucius
the Amos Sweepstakes, Abdel Kader the four
races in the West and south and at Saratoga Hembod.
whose original name Dublin made the favoritc,
i'm condition. i'm consequence OF his trainers
indsposOn and vespuciuss boiling propensities had
The pools sold as forows Helmbod, $1,000; Abdel
Kader $3.50 Vespucius siO} Giene,g $50 ana ri4w c
first mile and quarter, Glene ana Nespucus making
the running, when he came out and passing ms hCrSGo
from home He opened wide gap, and came up the
home stretch under steady pull winning IN ea's shdG
Kader and PlOwman last Time, All. $500
SECOND RACK-THR WHsTCHgsTRR CUP-Eaue, Sl5; sweep
sl so entrance two and quarter niles
r. BabcocEs ch h. Hembo Australian dam i'i'eher
Puriy h. Vespucus Planet dan Oolmla ~
Dosvelrs b. Abde Kate Australian, dam Rescue, ia
A. Belmont's Gleneig Citadel dam Bspa l0.'
D. Cro1.e Plowman yrs Imp Bonuy scotland dam bV
hnggoi
Tine, f:ii.
SELLING RACE,
for purse Of $780, produced good between Scotia
Edenton, Climax, r. b. Connolly, and Eldoraio Climax
led from start to finish, winning easily in 259i
Thiri Race-Sng 20 al prmau, $500; one ne AMI
be so FOR - O Their appo
pirate weight; 800 allowed pounds for +lo twelve
pounds +,.oo
h. X B. Connolly years Lexington dam Lucy
Fowler 81 Og, lNi.
A. IttelPs Bdoraio years, BroWue, dam Emma John
= 90 81.
T. W. DosweIs Edepol ye.rs. Inversion, dsm Amanda 81
500 lO
Daviss Scotia years. Tar River dam by Boston SLOW
lJj .......
Time, 25jI
THE HrNT
of mile and thrce-quarters for purse of $1,000 between
sanford Regards. and Genelg was most eN 'trg COZ,
fest sanford winning the first heat after gooI r'e WI
CilcIgary and the second after splendid nii'h' won
only by a neck. with Regards Time-3:l54' 5:l'A'