New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
THE TURF
THE TURF.


the first race the farorte Geneg. defeated and
tho winner was Mr. sanfords higbiy-bred lly Niagara
full sister TO Bayonet BayswoOd Bayswater end Bca
she almost ignored by turfmen in consequence
in the handicap, but Mr. Sanford backed her to win
$1,000. The heavy weight "a? ID penalty Tor winning
the Maturity stakcs) told ON GeneB, anu ne cOud Oh
In the Cbanpagne stakes for two-yearolds Mr. San
ford's Madame Dudley daughter Of Lexington ami an
Jacket and cap OF the Prenkness stable a second TO
victory beating large field. The winner is handsome,
racing like, and very promising tlly
None venturing 10 encounter Kingsber for the rich
Annual swecpstakcs, Mr. Belmonts $4,000 purchase
walked over and placed 1920 nett TO bis owners credit
mile dash%the former carrying III 10 and the latter
% b-was most exciting affair. Inc my ran gamey
circumstances she could have beaten the winner Judge
Curtis
THE RACING.
The Grand National Handicap was the nrst race
ana sweepstakes Of sl0O each, half forfeit two
miles and quarter with $1,000 added, Of which 800 went
second horse. Or the accepting horses four
came 10 the post-b. I. Niagara, yrs, 1O3 b b. c.
Cavalier years 6G lbs, and ch G. Mozart years, 50
lbs ON the strength o. his clever victory over Helm
COLI vas made warn d i5Y9e 1gng d IN he pools sa 9r
When the flag fell, Niagara was the frst 70 show IN fron
with Cavalier second but "a the horses went under the
string Mozart leading two lengths, Niagara second
and Cavalier third six lengths Deiore tne Iavoille.
AS they passed the string the second time, Niagara was
at MozarTs quarters while Cavalier four lengths away,
took third place from Cavalier, who fell back hOpeessy
around the Club House hill, Mozart was in front with
Niagara his launches, and Geney close on ME- Jan
fOTds ny's heels; Cavalier twenty lengths Dchlnd.
Coming up the hOmestrech DrscO let Niagara out and
in few strides abe passed Mozart and, anid tulntous
cheering. came winner a length in advance Glenelg
four lengths behind Mozart, and Cavalier beaten on.
Time. 4:09a. ~ ~, Cd ~
ona haleaP s"aS' % 3 o y & eic % b r. S - a bor To close
oeI WIN ~ ~ ~ es o. tnG w h ' "a" b uS1I by The 1t
sepmr declarations before tie 10Th See
I. t2OO 7!bi of 5000, 10 H. Two miles and quarter
NJ II s'nor' Niagara ys BY Lexington, dam Bay Leaf
Bacon Holland. hornh 3y BY Australian, dam by Ler.
H2 Be%oS Il 'Gic b. Geas yi By Citadel Bapa liz &C.
P aoHs CAVALIER u.s. By Eclipse dam Etiquette 90 D,
''i''''''''''''''' Tine i:ogI
The Champagne Stakes was the next race, and was
for twoycarods exclusively, 800 entrance half forfeit
with $500 added mile There were eleven entries,
NJ H. 1nford's b. f. Madame Dudley L. Jerome's ch.
E. by Kentucky, dam Gda; r. Morrss b. C. BaroaIian'
Precedent. Barbarian own brother TO Ruthless Ike,
in pools for $50; Corona, sSO Fanchon, s6Oi
Jerome s65 Madame Dudley, $50, and Precedent, 500
The pools sold between the favoIite and the field
averaged $50 for barbarian against SGO for the field
The horses got away to line start the Gllda MY IN
dudley fourth. At the quarter pole, Fanchon was
length in 'front.' making the running with Jeromes my
before Barbarian and Corona last on the lower stretch
Madame Dudley joined issue with Fanchon passed her
before reaching the threequalter pole ana ath0ugn
Mr. ODOnnelPs hy ran fast and gameIy, she cOuld not
reach Madame Dudley, who gaIoped iairy away from
her and for the second time that day Mr. sanfords
cOors were 10 victory the ly winning easily Dy
six lengths; Fanchon second, ana BarDarah thHd'
second Ch%pagns Stakes ft wCf,r TO- ' Old, o. T 9o ',h a
ma, Of ny stake at Jerome Park Long Branch to
pounds extra such stakes 10 pounds extra one mile
NJ IT, s,rforis b. Madame Dudley b, Lexington dam By F,ns
yPS PS'fPn 6snn. T eE F6cica b; Australian dam i brown
Barbarian by Eclipse dam Barbsr aler;;
Tycrs Prceeden' by Censor or Edgar dam Mamie
LSs, .,o.c. m S " b, Ksni1cky dam Cid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
D d Mtes eb Corona by Eclipse dam By Sl''er out oil
ii0enV 'D~nS'' '''''''''''IIi ZINE i;so,
The Annual Sweepstakes OF $500 each, half forfeit
best races OF the meeting, proved walk over for Mr.
emonts kingsher not one OF the % opposing horses
gaoped over for S. net the worth of the stake
The third sweepstake, for all ages 80 edch,
~ icr IT, entries two sared-Mr Morrss gr Felicity and
b. g. Thomas br znga The betting was 1000 to 500
on Felicity, who made tue running throughout and won
in canter by two lengths Time, l:2O3 40. 49,, .t
100 ajisd the Isl August Threeqaarers oil
mile -
ioas. Fidelity ye By ESR dam Pdety d % sp'dns
G. Tonass b. lnsa yean " Knight o 81 george dam
DsYs "a. RObnsoDl
entries and runners were Mr. John ODonnells ch. b.
Judge Curtis r. W. waldens ch. h. General Yorke H. p
Mctirath's b. (. susan Ann, and T. W. DosweLs b; T. |
Midday. The latter had strong party OF Dackers Tor
this race and in pools she sold nearly equal win
average $1,000 to Mddays s4o General Yorkes s2l0 and
susan AIMS 800 Judge Curtis took The lead when me
flag fell. but was quickly passed by susan Ann, wlish
held the lead around the base Of the hill, with the
fayorc second Midday third and 1orke last-a posi-
Nun was leading the Judge two lengths, Midday
AT the quarters of the latter, ana N TINS
ON the turn Judge Curtis went up and deprived Susan
Ann OF the lead Midday stlll third length behind behind
where Burns called Midday, and she responded by
shooting past Susan Ann ana maHins ysoI0u & enoIt
oriy by length, Midday second susan Ann third 10
GngthIe 9e, % 100 so Enee moa second acr.s oa
mile and Ireeqaar'of~ -
oDonnels h Judge Curtis, by Lexington dam Lila CIIea
r 's' W bos.ci, Midday by RcP.e Barn'
H. F. eGnhs Susan Ann By Lexington dan 10 tans BoWn
Ii '" Time 5:2l.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR-THE TRoTrING.
The first annual Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Fair of tho Prospect Park Assocaton opened in
the Fair grounds yesterday. The arrangement neces-
sary the reception OF visitors had not been completed
40 that hardly Just idea Of tho exhibition could be OBJ
tanned. Tho horticultural display, although not com
pete was ono Of the principal attractions Of the day
The department OF carriages was filed with large vari
ety vehicles The attendance rather small owing
doubtless TO the rv nf h eo. TeSn
OF slOO was conferred on H. b. Van Wyck OF Flatbush,
the best stallion for breeding purposes there being
competition. AT o'clock tho trials Of speed for special
premiums were begun
1855 $500 to tho winner $50 to the second and 500 to
the third three I'm iye. The entries br Flora
Day H. 5. Sammis): Jennie %. W. Colton); IN. Graco
Bartram Cw. McMahonl; br. &. David Bonner John
Murphy: br &. Revenue %. ~ Cutler); Susie (Dan
pnferl; b. m Lady Emily (Hram Howell b. M Enigma
Edwin ThOrne) and Fanny Fern tE c. White). Rev
and Susie did not start In the pools David BON
the favorite against the field In the first heat
Che avorto easily in 2:3l. followed by Lady Emily,
Fanny Fern, Enigma Oracle Bartram Jennie and flors
Day IN the order named The second heat was won ~
David Bonner in 2:33i, followed by Fanny Fern Lazy
Emily Jennie. Oracle Bartram and Flora ynodt rbe
having been Withdrawn at the end Of the nrst neat b
third heat was soon over and Bonner was again g De
wiunor in Ash. Fanny Fern and Lady Emmy "'
oiared second aud third. respectively =. s,so omen
The next race u silver pitcher va, vaiu ~ vcn by
10 single horses that have been owned anu rhe entries
memIcr Of the Association since sept seRam HoweG b.