New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-13
THE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACES.


races jerome Park postponed until next Wednes
day The and entries Will remain the set
for Saturday There will be starters however pro
badly IN the Jockey Club handicap. There are seventeen
subscriber. The intending starters III II Or Saturday
Helmbod, CottIiu sanford, Flora McIvor, Lega
tee, and Mamie Douglas The postponed event IS under
The There will be six and wak-Over
Wednesday.
LONDON TURF CLUB SPRING MEETING.
LONDON, Ont, June 9.-The Spring meeting
Of the London Turf Club commenced to-day, over tine
Newmarket course. The weather cool and pleas
ant and the track in fast order although tre sandy
In places. The attendance large-between 5000 and
10000 Many American turf-men present, and bet
ting very lively. Tie following is a summary:
for age en- to an Dominion bar Eve Ne,ie winner
Qeens plate 1901; By Jack 1863 John Bell 1896 Lss kookh aud
F6ef jack the Green by Jack the Barber dam
JoSn simpson T. h. JACK the barber by JACK The Barber dam by
BofaS b. "a Jds Dean by Leopard by Henry, aged
Goiag. e. g JOHNNY BY AandaIe Black Topsy,
eeca b. M E,,e Allan BY Sir Tatoa dam by Baiicci
TIsSy Misf. m maggie Brady by Aiandae Dam BY SIR
,o6a vroOms E. Compromise by webster dam
" ii ClsPpeis ca Alice
PooJsck on the Greo SIS jscs he Barber ssa Julia Dean
so Fed sls Alice Poole ruled beng bred the
First Heat-Johnny SCHNEIDER was first away and
made hot running Julia Dean and the two favOrtes in
close attendance the others hOpeessy In the rear At
the half-nlle pole, Julia Dean came back 10 fourth
paCc the bend the Barber, with Jack on the Green
at his erths passed Johnny schmoker Hal way up the
stretch the Green COared the Barber and hay
ing Away the best Of sharp race, won by neck,
good third.
Second HeGt-Jula Dean made the pace for three
quarters Of mile when She gave way to the two Bar
bers They ran locked into the stretch, and had good
race home but Fishers horse drawing steadily away UNI
der the whip, won by half lengths Julia Dean good
third.
Club Plste 500 $50 seooDd' miles, weight for for all
y Wines b. N Nede by Kenneth The Countess sged ll5.....
Billions b. Bay jack b HTDeIi Msua Jorisu yesrs ~
Tine. 1851. 1:fsf-346
Pools-Nete, $40; Bay Jsek, $50 Stusr, S25.
There was much speculation on this race between the
Queens Paters for 1867 and 1863 Bay Jack made run
ming at a slow pace, Hette lay in waiting Tie mare
raed " the quarter pole the last mile where she
with a rush and took the lead and track crossing
close that Jack broke his stride and changed feet The
pace hence out q cracker, stuart dropping hull
down. The maintained her lead 10 the home
stretch, where Bay Jack came with determined rush,
and at the stand had his 40 her gfths but the mare,
staIiDg him or good race by half length, bad
third. Bay Jack struck into the mare on the stretch
and cut hoT leg.
Plate s25 s75 se.nd heats weight age with
certain penalties sDd allowances
PAaheI Csrons Dr. L. Sir Archibald, by Rune Daisy 5yeus
w. Il chAPgeFs King Tom, by Lexington, To-Day years,
Fhtss D. Bonnie Braes, BY Balrovuie Pasta years,
-l;4si; l;F7i
fOois-SI Archibald $40 King Ton Tlpi Bonnie Bes so
fHst Ue0t-hlng Ton made hot running, waited on by
the mare On the bend Sir Arcby Joined the mare, who
beaten at the head Of the stretch Sir ATchy leaving
her, joined Issue with King Tom, and slashiDg
ensued the iaV0te winning on the post by short neck
Second Hedt-BOnnie Braes first away made the pace
warm the pair in close attendance. At the half mile the
mare gave way, and the horses went on Ia company.
Hall down the styeteh Biz Archibald had his