New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

TIE JEROME PARK RACES-SEC0ND DAY-RE-
MoRsELESs WINS THE JEROME STAKES GLEN
ELG THE MATURITY STAKES, JUDGE CURTIS
THE MILE HEAT RACE, EDENTON THE SELL
ING RACE, AND JULIUS THE HURDLE RACE.
The races at Jerome Park on Saturday at
tracted from the city such gathering of fashionable
people has seldom been witnessed upon any similar
occasion in this country. The weather delightful,
the programme OF the races promised WELL and Jerome
Park I'm its location adornment and cOnvenences is one
Of the most charming pcasuregrounds in the 'lei'S
The roads 10 the Park were crowded with fasohao'o
and elegant equpages, and the special trains Oh t0
Harlem road were filed with people The gianu ',~ "
the clubhouse and the grounds were tmonse~
receipts at the gate were over s50@ seens,akes for
The first for the Jerome swell Sso each
three-ycar-od hles exclusively; suPscIlptoh io OIL
half forfeit with $500 added by the CuD one n ~ bic
threeQuarers There were npsk me ake worth g. $50 to
the winner The starters we're Nj r. EiIand no NJ T. g.
morseless Bowie Hail. & en- a. l. Gi2steads h. T. Flash OF
lightning H. r. McGraths b. susan ann anu IN aiVii NJ
all IN tbe poo betting for she brought $500 t. Remorse
less $3.50 Flash OF Lightning $40 Lady Perry, S2o
IrT nmped of In the lead, with My Maryland second,
Flash Of Lightning and RemorselesS NEXT ana the
svore last Lady Petry. overpowering her rider, cut
out the running at strong pace for three
quarters Of a mile, and as the horses went past
Mas six lengths ahead OF My Mary land Renorseless,
having passed Flash OF Lightning third and the fayOrite
,tll whppern TO the lot Lady letrys lead now began
gradually To grow less, and they went around the
Clubhouse bluff, My Maryland was on even terms with
her. RemOrseesS next, and Flash Of Lightning fourth.
Coming into view again Lady Petry still showed IN 'front.'
passed her and retaining the lead into the hometrech
she looked very like winner and about 10 repeat one
81 MeSss Ss BSWe Hail are 80 famous in accomplishing
with their ouriders Half way up however, Remorse-
less came with rush, and challenged My Maryland.
magnificent struggle between the pair ensued, which
lasted the stand, both running with uncommon game
u me finish by half length Flash Of Lightning as far
behind Ny Maryland Long Peiry fourth and Susan Ann
'N'" anu '"'' yrNsT TScS-ySSRo.p swrvpsrsxxs
MOrrss eh Remorsees by imp EePse dam Bsrbarty by
SSs Halls S Ny MARYLAND by Brown D dam Fanny Meal
% GSo Flash Of Lightning BY Lightning dam imp
Thompson FrkHus Lady Petty by Lexington, dam AnsePs
1i Mo cs vixen bJ Cen .oi dam vei6cna Eic
H. McGrtls Sasn Ann by Lexington dam koEanA by imp
Hme-S:i5i
The Maturity Stakes next and for 4yearolds
only 500 each half forfeit with 81 200 added the second
recovering SOO three miles. There 20 subscribers,
g, Glenelg and Mr.. Babcocks ch c. HelmbOld The lat
favorte at o. 900 10 $780, for he had twice he
season IN his many races Gleneg led for the first
laf mile, when HelmbOld passed him and made
me i.i~N time opennr so wide gap that offers
numerous bet 800 to $50 that he the
gaining steadily on him. collared him at the quarter
pole on the third mile and amid shouts OF exutaton,
passed him they went around the hill. The
virtually over, for Gleneg, gaOpng fresh and strong,
time very slow, and cOnclusiyey shows that Helm
bold not In condition. for he has run the distance
EASILY in $780,
e Snf So SS 8, An.,,ssD GsE g,s 5 f5G.:; &
The mile heat for purse OF $500 had four
Judge Curtis, COrsioan Rapture and Norton Colt The
heavy and at even. The latter the first
heat cleyery in 1913 from COrsican, but the second
heat produced splendid race between the triO Judge
gurts only winning on the post by short head, while
Rapture ana the Norton colt were distanced. Time l4
kk(R % la.
o. DogueI. ch Judge Curtis 5yess BY Lexington dam
Bacon Hoispd GcIsn ysars By Unce Vic dam BY
< LssrsHes N N Rapture years by Ispidist dam
v Perioks e. esrs, BY Norton dam Josephine r
L0''n '4eA'0n 20 pOnnd' @ dis
The selling race for purse of $500, Il mile had five
naturalization, r. Connolly, Inray, whirlwind and
Merry Thought. Connolly was the fayOrite against the
,ed in the betting There was a false start, in which
miles and haf before she stopped. rendering her
made the running throughout and won easily by four
lengths; Connolly second and Iuray third. Time-2l7.
500; the balance above the entered selling price $500,
beng divided between the Club aud the second horse
500 aiie the winner 70 be so al auction horses entered 70 e od
carry appropriate weight he allowed
pound $500 10 pounds $50 Is pounds One mile and
Ltteseli. Eden,on year by UlrssOu Amanda
H. MoH G b. R b Connolly siI year BY Lexington dan Iocy
fGSier (iienuesSey $500 l@ pounds.
T. W Wsliens en- m Lursy four JeArs by Bnn dam Sonora
W Couabes 6r whI!snd three years, by Trovaiore,
(ierian $3.50
J PurlSs merry thought three years by Wsminster
SO
Time-2:lL
The Hurdle Race, for purse Of $500, one mile and
trce-quarters six hurdles had five runnersJuius
Bddy Malone Eminence, f. h. Connolly and Tsdale. Oys
entered but Col. McDaniels drew him, and
-fned Julius. BiddY Malone in Oy sherman absence
ed against the field, but falling at the fifth hurdle,
IN she had the apparently in hand, her chance
s cXtingushed The rider Of Tsdale fell the same
hurdle and the left to Eminence, Julius and
Connolly, Julius winning at the finish 10y length, Con-
molly second and Emnence third. Time, $3.50.
KACE-HUgDIE
MoDsness b. h. jules sge by Lexington, Julia welsh
lik pounds : ]
MorSns B. CouBoy, wears by Lexington, Lucy
(FnSlerl Suioifs l pounds
b b. EmineDce by Lexington dam Sister oVan
da HENRI ~ pounds l6
Io.eph Douohne N Bdd Malone, years BY DAVIS dam
Oio GrfLnl lH pounds
LssreBoos h. Tssle aged BY Revenue dam Iouisa Jor
liOwnng) .feI
heDs,. OsteuDau r, years old by Oysternsu, dam
b Plll bfoSn. DR.
Ime-J.B.
NARRAGANSETT PARK RACES.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. SIN the race for horses !
that have never beaten 2SS, to-day, Lydia Thompson
won beating New-Berlin Girl, Prince Albert, Fanny