New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14

terry again. gained once more OILY tnnns nv tan
ieSsSs u mme"ess . s, The rs second,
man. mar and Lottery respectively Mr. Samuel = Dorsey
protested against the awarding Of the -Four Year Old
sbS older than he WAS described TO be. The profess,
not received by the judges and the matter VIII probably
90 before the Trotting Congress. .
To-day the races arc for horses that have never beaten
2:96 and also for the three-year old colt stakes.
THE JEROME PARK RACEs-FOURTH DAY-NAN-
ME DOUGLASS WINS THE Tw0-MILE HEAT
RACE, EDENTON THE SELLING RACE, LADY
PETRY THE THREE-YEAR-OLD PURSE, ELSIE
THE TwO-YEAR-OLD PURSE, AND RAPTURE
THE MEMBERS CUP.
Yesterday was the fourth day of the Jerome
Park Fall meeting, and the attendance exhibited great
falng-of as compared with the previous days. This
owing to the threatening appearance OF the weather
in the forenoon and the doubts that were entertained Oh
The Members Cup, the fret race, was handicap
sweepstakes Of go each & with $50 one mile ana an
eighth, gentlemen riders There were only two entries
at the last moment left Rapture to ganop around tne
FiRT RacE-Mm e Cup handicap sweepstakes of go each
with $3.50 added mile and an ghih. -
Isyencs M Rapture, years le pounds L'pds' n ave,
C. E1insstCn b. h. climax aged Iss poaud, BaOsuio
The two.mic heat race for sweepstakes OF $50 EACH
received Soo had four entries: Mamie Douglas Harc,
Midday and Oakleaf. The withdrawal OF the two later
reduced the race to match between Haric and Mamie
Douglas the latter being the avOrite in the betting at
500 To 5000 on Huric, which won the first heat in
S49 the second heat was won by Mamie Douglas III $751;
and the third in 4:Ois
Of Witch 500 to The second horse third horse receive 800 ou
B. Se s 't o.ps G1 W" Saaae Douglas, years by Rogers
Jo1S o Tsas B. SH years BY Brelna
r. 6o SSs95 Midday years Eclipse dam Yit
D. Meaac; B. n Oak Leaf ye,r BY OAKLAND Leisure
~ '''''''''''' Tine 5io-5:57L:o'l no,
eth allowances OF weight according to price for which
they were entered TO be sod mile and five furlongs
Athlone 1903 pounds; Edenton, $780, and Rapture, 100
pounds. In the pools Climax brought 800, Edent0n,
race lay between AOne and lentOn for the first three
quarters mile, when the latter fell back, and Climax
Climax ensued hut the latter tired under the weight and
beaten easily by two lengthS Rapture bad third
sT,sp,tas. Of fa' each n. e With 1t Se
added be winner 70 pc SOL az alouoh d e'eu y"
lbs $50 10 lbs at $50 IS lbs. one mile and d'eeghs
c Ia,l.b b. Eden,on yrs BY diversion Amanda $780,
Rw wsea' aged BY BaioTai,' dam Jewel $3.50
J. K IarTcce Rapture yrs, by La7i'i dam Parachute,
Jane. Tno%Psa ca Aoao BY Lexington dam Alabama
81 co., OJbs zmmers)
D. Mcdaniel, OaE Leaf s, by OAKLAND dam Leisure, $780,
"O' Tmc-5C6i
and quarter brought six horses to the pcs-Iarfy,
Lady Petry, Echo Mozart, Flash Of Lightning and the
vorltes the former selling for 500 Mozart $50; Flash
of Lightning, SIS, and the field, Sl75. The DOneraie
Colt cut out the running for hall le with Mozart anu
Lady Petry In attendance. AZ the horses went around
the club house bluff Lady Petry took the lead and won
cleverly by length; Flash Of Lightning third, and
Mozart a bad fourth. Time, 2:2ll.
OF hneyetr ODDS Entrance
Winners during the Of % to lbs ezra
Of 900 5000 Is Us On mile End onequarter.
John Frank MS Dr. Lad P,t years l. ,ston, dam Ansefs
dam, 07 lhs UOJnsoul .''..'...
Carroll Coas br. - year Doneraie dam CtGary Bind
ITO lbs lWoOds) .'.''.''.z
Car!e Grnsiesis b. Flash Of Lightning Lightning, dan
Ccly Jopscn lO7 lbs rown
Bacon Hollands Mozart years Australian, dam BY Lex
ington ITO lbs liennessy).
r. w W6dens ch EcLo yens Australian, dam Kate Hayes
Gov Bowes eh. Eilanty years, Australian dam Hano
lO7 lbs (Stoopsl.
The two year old race for purse or $500, three
quarters OF a mile had three runners Mr.. Wthcrss br
Elsie by bennington, Jas. ThompsOns b. c. Nickaiaek
by Rogers, and Densun d Crawfords b. G. Mascus, by
Prophet The betting 1859 for Elsie 500 for Mahcus
out and won easily by ten lengths in l25, Nickjach
second The match between Mr. Belmonts oh. by the
Sea- years, and Mr. DensOn's b. G. by Censor year,
was not run, the latter paving forfeit.
spsaAeI.
P1n RscE-Pue Of 5000 for year os Bnranee to
dnnng tAe Of $1,000 TO 12 extra
Loo 10 lbs; Of So q, Is IN. Three quarters Of mio
d. D. Whers br. Else, years bennington dam Bspta n
lbs wv cray.
Thompsons Ecksjaok Rogers dem Caiitla lOD
Denison Cagtors h. c Mascus yea Prophet
THE RENSSELAER, PARK ASSOCIATION.