New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
THE TURF.


BY RDDY MALONE.
The American Jockey Club could not have
desired lovely day for the enjoyment OF the iast
days racing Of their Fan meeting than Saturday
The shoue out bright and warm, the blue sh! over
head cOudess and the air as soft and gchii ."
in June. No wonder, therefore, that Jerome farN
extensively patronized aud the grand and pnble HIn
fasly Overlowed with the immense assein""e0
visitors. The central portion OF the stand, ,o
reserved for the exclusive OF the meihpoi'O E a.
Club and their families. but this season 'Dio"" ,1,
the general public crowded VII" opos
fashion and lovelness. The glorious ,trod aud
the ronte by road extensively P"''o"N,''
tho bcautifnl drive through INC A'"
,o ntroaye 10 the gates Of the course Is one ohs'
unbroken line OF elegant cqupaSeS OF ever! u' , ~
Doube teams, unrivalei IN the "oriu lVI eP0'u '""
-, aosb along the avenue level rs bowinggreen
touy.in.bapds magnificent in their appointments are
u,morous. while the suTerb and admirably matched
i1inhand turnous attract general attention and ad-
miIation hours the gay cavacade swept along one
DyonnStcIy was the Afternoons enjoyment Wound up
With brilliant ball at the clubhouse which a'teu lar
be frS race was the TwOYearOd Stakes Of 500 each.
half forfeit with $500 added one mle ana an eighntn, h
which had nineteen entrees Of which hVe sttte Iess
were Mr. Belmonts ch. C. by the sea; Mr. Lites gr ::
Censor. dam Rachel Dawson; aud Denison and CraT-
fords ch. T. by Censor, dam julia Air BeimoEts % COZ
for 800 Mr. Littels entry $40; Denison Co.. slO
and Pennock $50 She in front Of the lower emu M
Sea eV' was in front, hut was immediately passed
by both Mary Clark and Rattan; The former ,Sr
string sting. Mary Clark made the running q. q
erOng pace with Rattan second tne taNe @ j rnrj dic i
Club-IousC HILL aud coming into view Mary rR was
third. and PennocS stf in the The gallant gray
retained her lead all the way home and won ~ tle not
lowest style imaginable 10y six lcngths-By the sea y
din OF punishment just managing to beat Rattan
by neck for second place rhe winner Is '"u53ine
racingllke lilly, OF good Sl. fateSs shapo St ",nlo'
sni promises 10 make hrst-elass racer Ilhe-@Vis'
Value OF stakes, $500
FEir ,s-Sge.PsalIg I for lTeesI oa' Ian r,.,. ,rr.,,
BY be Sea, by rlOrnanby dam mp Bernce
N a. tel: ch Rattan By Lexington dam Lizzie Mors'n
Dsi.CS Crawford B. Masoas by Of Narraran
W. peHnos e1 e. BY Ceaoi dam Raoao DAWSON Ic..
The Iambard stakes, two miles, the second race
aud the important of the day and meeting WAS
for ears only, $50 subscription, half forfeit with $500
added by the gtleman after whom the stake is named
Charles NJ LambaTd, eS liberal and nun1cent patron
turf aud the OF the celebrated race horse
Lancaster There were y entries 70 ts slaAe Ilu dOul
Of The lot came ~ the pO>-Capt MoOres ch G. Foster,
fun brother TO VanXhaA Mr. iiolaoat en- l. ness; ny
lie xing0n, dam Filaglet Ata Nea udl, 9lI. Aiod
Mss ch f. HemOrselcSs, full sister TO RuthlesS; ana
by Churchill Foster ls twice tbs season, but was
VIGOROUSLY out Of condition, yet he ran second TO King
fisher the winner both occasions Now be was in hue
1orm and his stable were very confident Tor ne had won
xycry high trial at Saratoga before coming 10 jerome
bic had been Imss and coughing the week before bat
she started 20 .Ccustom her to run Wlt hed oI
horses, she having engagement ia the Dinner Party
stake ~ EIlilmore next week. Relnorseess had won
The Jerome stakes two miles at this meeting and her
party felt saugine that she would repeat her victory IN
The LambaId Stakes Eamburgs iEeuds although NJ
had twice disappointed them this season. In the Saratoga
Cup and kenneT Stakes. st stuck 10 him. and FOR the
third they lost heavily In pools, Foster brought
Wien the lag fell Foster and Fncsse jumped of ia front
Remoseess next ana Hamburg In the rear Foster took
the lead tie and made the running az sle ~
pace Throughout S rt mile, passing under the sirlA
place i'm coming up the stretch Hamburgl Fuesse
beng side hy side At The tarn, FnesSe was bea and
fell back, and Hamburg drew closer to the two leaders
RemlrccSS got TO FOstrs quarters at the quarerp0e
and Hamburg was at the Leels OF the former Going
the hi Palmer let out Foster, and IN moment
had the r'cc in hand TOOK steady io at him Coming
into Wow again, Foster leading two lengths,
with Rcmorseess second, length In front of Hamburg
and Fiuesse far in the rear. Coming up the stretch
Palmer took Foster hand, and he galOped home the
easiest OF winners, clear length ana half before Re-
mOrseIcss, who beat Hamburg for the second
Fincsse beaten Of Ine S:A's Value Oh stakes, s95O
sgcosp R.crIambar stakes for three y,arOl $500 sea hi,
& MON A s e. 1 S G S q e. la' & S stoa. S 'n Sy imp York
FMi.s Cd scnorsses b5 ECLIPSE dam Barba " C. Mer..
McOe Pages C Hamburg, BY Lexington dsn BY ChrcDh
a e~ons Pnese, By Lexington dam hlgTee (Dasi..
Tire Free haudicap sweepstakes Of s25 each, p. p.
with $500 added, u miles, was the next race The run
nSIs gcrS I 'u u u TN " 5 ne & iis lin i fa
$3.50 Coiscau $500 Flash OF Lightning S5j. COrsiCal
tired under the weight afer going mile and the
was left 10 Flash o Lightning and Ny Maryland, the Tor
winning, after splendid struggle, by Two lengths.
Time, S.2l
IHEp iiscKFree handicap nile and heequacs so each
tas OrsnsLiIs b. Flssa lightning year, (Blsck)
GOV. bovies c. NJ, Mar Id, yeas 81 los (soops).
Bacon Hollands 8. Cos ears liz lbs Paner).
The twOyear old selling SIS each with $500 added
Set gs guafM m M 81 Se e and nB BaSo S1 'Ho Girl Of
h Heart. The betting 500 10 $50 On the latter, Ju
although she led for over halt mile, she could D. tdy
the distance, and Miss Nellie won easily by four long
Time, l;24
RacESelLng sweepsk f twoear olls SIS csch
d. wthers en- Miss Ne BY Bepse dam Laura FARMS $780,
escop Hoaads b. Gd Of Ny Heart by srmisbsf fiaIs
1901 n POUNDS '-nnoae)'
The treey year Old selling stakes SIS each D. D., with
300 added II miles, had three TunnerS-Tarld, Merry
Thought. aud Hiauty Merry Thought had slightly the
eall Til3ra, bal ll three sell well up together.
mile when the former beat retreat, aud Taara after
sharp struggle with hllduy, Won easily by thte
lengths M,rry Thought ten lengths behind AilaTIty.
Time ZlSt.
PrH RAcE-Seug swestALes for hreeyear ohs, mile and
& c. Thoms,s b. Tsaa 500 pounds CBurns)
Gov. B0Hles ch Hrty @J o. pounds (NO0
II fudys Merry 1hought t9 9! pounds (brOwn ...
The steeplechase the last race, and Oysterman,
Biddy Malone, and Emnence run. Oysterman sold for
refused the second leap aud, sulking of the
Oysterman led 20 lengths the rst circuit Of the
snd after magnificent contest won the by four
lengths. Time, $3.50.
SIXTH Racr-Steeplechas Handicap; s25 each pp; $500 sdIei
J. Donohac b. n Bidy Malone year, l4i pounds ,Garey,
D. Mcpus5 br Oysternsr, l5 pounds (N
L. shea bE Bmnence J9 pOunlS lneHTy
lime SIS
PROSPECT PARK FAIR.
The attendance at the Fair grounds on Satur-