The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-10
ANOTHER GREAT RACE DAY.
A SPLENDID SPECTACLE ON THB
JEkOME PARK COURSE.


JEkOME PARK COURSE.
Hemboid Quietiy Permitted to Walk on
with the ef. 500 oPrcnium-Annette'sF First
Laurels-Chilicethe Winning the Mem.
sers' Cup-Expioits of the Politicians.
Despite the dark clouds and chilly atmos-
pherc OF yesterday tho jerome Park races were un-
usually well attended, and proved, in every respect
signal success. Tho arrangements were perfect.
The multitude did not begin TO arrive until nearly
one o'clock, from which time forward unnumbered
stylish equpoges passed the gates. Among the
first TO appear was the new four-in.hand OF Mr.,
Jerome b. Fellows, and Helmbods six
finland, which excited the admiration OF
everybody. Comptroller Connolly, who wore
n white Kossuth hat and q new brown velvet coat,
came In shortly afterward bchind his span OF ven.
ersble chestnut mares. Prince harry Genet brushed
by OF q rapid gait In ight wagon bought the
day before with the proceeds Of last Tuesdays win
nings on Sanford. Chamberlain Torpedo c. Fields
and Mr.. Forbes Holland were brought In by .
young uotter styled aYouns Democracy" Deacon
Rufus A. Andrews. Alderman Emanuel D. Hart,
Col, Frank X. Howe and Judge Koch rode In an
open barouche driven By two very slim nszs, whose
term OF life will expire next Saturday morning.
Among
TIE sorABLEs
may be mentioned Sheriff o Brien, K. W. Stoughtop,
Esq., accompanied BY bis family; Theodore Moss,
VIM. A. Appleton, VIM, II. Aspinwall and his part
ner, Mr.. s. Rowland; John somerindvke, Police
Commissioner Henry Smith, in another new suit OF
clothes, cut after the very latest Partisan fsshiou
Peter Lorillard, sheridfn Shook, County Clerk
Charles 4. Loew, John J. Walsh, the Hon. Homer
Murphy and his son John, Aldermen Reilly, Moore,
and Murray, the Hon. Frank Dufy, and the Hon.
Peter Diyen Private Secretary TO Mr.. James N.
Sweeney; the Hon. Eugene Durnin, and the Hon.
John c. Hccnap. The immense Judge Connolly was
seen the quarter stretch stand, just the arst
was about to begin. lie had walked all The way
head to foot. by his side was his protege Harry
Murray.
TnE POOL SHILLING
was not very brisk at first, but the veteran DR..
Underwood soon brought the boys to time. PROF.
Rufus z. Andrews. whose immmense fortune,
Billiard 'fS %aes and Gs on sS esh
from The Sun SrsgSf,sr S ond with ~ seH 0sS sSn
Rufus d. Andrews sppro,ch, took him for an IRISH
Count Of unlimited means Blu. they changed III cir
sharp eye on Lieut.. Rufus q. Andrews, asked him
| bow much he would bid for the first choice in the
nrst race. sergt Rufus n. Andrews boldly shouted
"Tweuty.hve cents"
"out with ye," retortcd the enraged Doctor; 81
| guess you have Just come out OF the poor house
| and u so, you had better 20 back take no bid
"Wen, II that's so, l won't 60 in" said RuCus B.
and be vamoosed. Rufus r. eventually eCntriyed 10
wager
nrs ENTIRE yorrUxK
with ky Oliver, and, with his usual luck lost II,
| Harry Genet Won several heavy poo.s, aud so did
| Mr.. Peter LoriilaTd Denny Buns, the member
Murphy go. No interest was taken in the race Tor
| the members cup. as Climax withdrawn, and
| Morgan at his case, which was the case Morgan
rNay be able to beat dirt turtle. The Of the
tie SSro poe aa SSd. Of Soa
| were also confident. Resards was likewise well
won II bis Jockey had not lost much at tue start
CONTEST ron TIE LADIES' STAKES.
| was exciting Annette, Midday BAd Nellie James
were the favori,es. Annette sold 100 70 80 in the
pools against the field. greater sum was siaked
previous to starting rumor WAS circulated through
the multitude around the pool stand that the thing
va; nsed IA ana naI Midd"y "Ss esrta TO win Ise
| 100 TO s.. The excitement then became intense.
S,S PTS,sd herself S%P Sp she had
and ksp, neck and neck to her. at one time leading
| recovered her lost ground.
For the fourth race only Helmbold was entered,
| and he therefore bad walk over.
| TmE IMMENSE JUDGE CONNOLLY
At seeing the animal running alone tue
became very indignant at the notion OF permitting
| so much as fighting for IT, " II nobody will give
him brush, vii eo CORA" % sa,d u the Judge and
| MAS about to go on the coursc, when bis friends
held him back and persuaded MIN to desist The
Judge In abandoning his intention and resumins his
| swallow. tail, said he desired Il to be emphatcay
understood that he was good runner as well as a
| last walkist
The Gfth race was enc OF those auspicious ainirs
which nowadrs occur of'ener than those not 4" in
start, at odds oi 100 to 60 But four or five
EXPERIENCED HORSE SPORTS
came out just previous to the start, ami offered
heavy bets even against stray and continued 20 to
ing well ahead all the time. 1t was clear TO every
one from the earnestness OF these sportsmen that
no oH The o the sSs,
number Of piekPoekets were bold enough to
their comrades beat a basty retreat from the field
| The following is a detailed account OF
| IHK RAcEs.
% 'S
see n the & oIeSnnG S an. g fsI ne top time which
only yGs e. ss sS1s sua d &F S: @
was no race heimbold only saiiopins. ~ ''' '"'''
the rIRsr RACE.
ridden BY member, ciso The entries were e e
max isagture. and Morgan. Owing 70 an injury, ci.
Tsso. Tse GsnDs.s, caD Sas AWAY. BEEN iays.
s hitherto % III. ssS More NUN ISs sSs
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| Morgan. The betting was 5tol Oh Rapture. On going
swsy Morsan led but on tho turn Rapture in alpurt
s sSS;
| away onl him, Even MIR. ELVES with all his skill
could not Int Morgan TO decent galop at the out.
| come. Time, i52k.
/ SECOND RACE
ThiswAs race OF thl year-oldB, one nile and
eighth The entries were chicothe, Mozart. Regards
| Pennocke colt by Colossus, Dennson a CrawfordS
colt by Censor aud Chilon. In the betting Chlcothe
tho fayore at and 10 to against Mozart 10
against HIM Regards, 10 against her and
20 70 against The Others. ihe start was level one for
| all except Mozart who was badly away six 10 eight
lengths In the rear Chhicothe at once made running
neIt In this order they passed the stand and went Oh
into lhe mile. chilieothe was length In mont, while
Mozar! We; alone "a the rear. There was no change
lp, and hero sol into Me ruck. An but The leaders,
the Sa INT they here aS Sot ge 'Sy aSy
nearer to Chilicothe aud Regards. On the
the hI 10 the home stretch gol Dsnt to the Colossus
| colt. Entering the home ChllIcothr still lead.
Ing q lepaia away from Regards. with The rsses o.
| hand. AS they sped down Che stretch home Mozart
drewaway from the lot behind snd a. mid ,treleh caught
cothe, but In vain, and was beaten out length; Re