New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
FIRST DAY OF TUE ASCOT RACES.

LONDON, June BY ssterday was the first
day of the Ascot races The most important race was
for n. gold vase, given by Her Majesty added to a
sweepstakes Of 90 soveregns eaeh for oil ages miles
This won by Sir j. Hawley's b. siderolite by AS
terod out Of Aphrodite, beating Mr. Grahams en- LII.
FormOsa BY Buccaneer out OF Ellen
The Prince OF Wales stakes a so sOvereigns each with
LoopeeEergns added for 81 fAr olds the owner 81 me
one mile and i've frrlongs closed with 81 subscribers
his wac won by King o scots The following Is the
NJ j. King Scots b. King Tour out Of Kl'h-
NJ, e. Les, br e
phs Ascot stakes Of Is soyerecs each with 200 added
II. second to receive SO sOveregls ana the third TO save
hrs stakes, y miles, won by Musket, beating sbe
hand second and Curo third.
The Trial stakes Of soycregns. with added for all
the winner To be sold for ID soyeree9s was won
by ceenrband, beating RosicruSlan, second and Sim
TIE lass race was for the thirteenth Ascot Biennial
by M Merrys y. c. Perth, isating Lord FamouA5
Ortaan. seven horses started
THE BEACON PACK RACES.
BlssToY. June 1j.-The last Of the programme
OF ls arst meeting at Beacon Park trOtted to-day
inc iudng contest for $50 horses, one for 22 horses aad
one for 5000 prize free to all The day fine and
mCRe than 10000 people were present. The track
thare five entries, but Mr.. d. Bigleys Dayigh
and d. W. Becker Dr. < s1Lamat were dlsitnged On
the second narrowing the contest TO NJ kodensb <
ter won first fourth and fifth heats, and the race
while Charley Green won the other two. Tme-2:36i;
E.Fg. 4:3s; EJbt, ana 2.Jo.
In the 2:25 W. ID. GrouS Dr. Lady sheridan and
Hiram NOOdrufs blk. IN. Jessie Wales were drawn,
leaving the contest between l.. r. Browns locust
G. HIS s. l. W. II. Taylor Dan Ptifer's b. Harry W.
Genet, W. II. s!nnderss <. western New-1Ork o. A.
Hckok's b. IN. Fanny Lae and ". H. Woodr1ffs b. (.
Shepard Knapp, r. Locust the first and third heats
the second aud Fanny Lee the three last and the
Tme-2,As4, 1882, 2:32, GJl, 1883, 2:5gi
The last race, which wa contested by Goldsmith
Maid, American Girl and George Palmer by
the former in three straight heats Tme-22t, 2:2i an
1924 Palmer was second in each heat. Lady Thorn had
been entered for the but drawn account u
lameness. Tho Mysd" Park races begin tomorrow.
THE MARYLAND JOCKEY GLIB.
BALTIMORE, June ia large number of the
most influential citizens Of Baltimore met last ugst at
Barnums Hotel fox the purpose Of permanently organ
izipg the MARYLAND Jockey Club Dr. ! Hanson Thomas
ur,Sided The Club was organized with the following
Officers: President, GOV. Bowie; NcePresideuss Wash
incton Booth and Col Ed Lloyd secretary, James l.,
Nolan; Treasurer, Henry Elliott JOhns0n Race
STEWARDSHIP. W. Glenn, j. d. Krennel1Ig. 7. VI Han,
Geo small and b. LOney The character OF the gen
tlemen present insures success ana guarantee tt
everything will be perfected for the great races near ths
city next Fall over the course 1T the Agricultural far
grounds The races proposed ~ meeting IN -aIi-
foga y Y in ls5-, when thirty gentlemen made entrlee
at 81 900 each for the first race.