The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-23
THE JEROME PiRK RACES.

List OF the Ftcet steeds that are In the
stables - Preparations for Brilliant
summcr Mrcting-A Sunday Morning
Two-Milc Dash-Two ii Hundred Thorough
brcds In Training.
As the time approaches for the great sum-
mer meeting on jerome Park the interest in the
horses increases The unprccedentedly largo meeting
Of the finest in the land has attracted atten
ton also among admirers OF tho noble animal out
side sporting circles Hence hundreds daily tirong
the stables be favored II possible with glimpses of
such as NarrsFansett Harry Booth, Corscan, and
a hundred others OF renown and Of equally good
breeding.
Early yesterday morning. q little after sunrise,
whep,tho brilliant throng OF thoroughbreds, under
tlantet. were taking their morning exercise over
the track, animated scene was witnessed in two
mile dash between Narragansett and Major Bacon's
Corsiean number OF horses Joined In the squirt,
but the real work was between the above-named
horsce, and to the establishment OF many OF the old
grooms the bay geliing Corscan gave the great
avorte for tho westchcs,er cup an exceedingly tight
the home stretch Below is correct list Of the
studs that training. II is probably necessary to
state that with the exception OF Major Doswell's
Add Fl Kader there is scarcely a horse that is not
doing well:
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rev PAYNE, h., a. Cottrill n, Fire Rail- T. g. 81;
d HsH tar Or iS Cricket D. S baoeoek'f'2'
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CHI w p SSl I'll AA, nSSs,S a. Col,
t nnh JEs ~ w,ndQuill' e. 8. ~ Major CHI g. 81
deorgc q. Walden qicnr.rv, n. h.. year. Rapture.
oT M 4 4 .v whi,viGS a, sr B. & Sas.nna, B. g." s.
JSSn o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COW sn be@ie af ssyasa@a fsfss years,
seT,,es IN. EOnioGn' sh SSn8 Happy. eh' E.
Iohn +. Pufdy-Ta'mania' en- T. years: Purdy. b. s.,
hSsI, MTTr:s7y SS,,s sr year; yHca
DrHnison d Crawford arrassnssst. B. b. .' years.
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p SSa S Fss sS ri Po ia
TglaTlS ~. 81 zrnsa' b. t. s. jersey blue. e. 5.
n, W, Wsiten-c,ms1 er h. u year, Somerset
:, James mGmpson-LOocllA br. m, years Young
nssss Z r B. Il. POpn ySs. ET
TN S fecis 4 ySa:y A Asss:
CSp r,' ea years Ss Maggie peebo
Cslt, Elwes-Bohsnnou. b h.. 5ycars.
q MISUNDERSTANDING. b, H., years Planter, b h. l.
Haa 6ci"ont-KsSiacsy !? h." 7years 3ieosig h.
81 ee9 Nliio e., =. islcfrAm CHI SIS Fne'se'
hTSnfs MorrsTli, CHI f. years. Temp
Cnas. 10 d-onyx b. h, years; Fl Dorado. oh.
g.. s. Naphtha h, t,2j Lloyi b.s, ?,
D. u, wiihersa-vcspueius Oh. h,i years Paddy Free,
CHI. -, 3; Mary Thought q, T., g.
WIN, Moran-Michell, h. T., years.
In addition to the above named horses there arc
number not named hut Of notable extraction,
among which Mr.. Pcnnock has two thrte-y ear-Oli ;
sired by Norton, one by COLOSSUS and one 10y Cen
ser. Mr.. Leonard W. jerome has seven tSo-y ear
old Kentucky colts, all doing we'll Messrs. Donni.
son & Crawford have Tree three ycars-olls sired
by Censor Mr. Daniel Swlgert OF Kentucky has six
horses yet to arrive, Ms has also Mr.. NJ. H. sanfori.
The stables of Messrs. Hunter, Mccormick, Oral.
| lon, McDanels, aud Cameron, are expected this
week (which addition viii augment ito numer to
oyUrtwo hundred tnoronghbrols.