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,ee and two Of the entries were quite equal to the

the weights were made known, Lobelia declared
start. The seeeptsnces Of the weiihts we're made
On o, nSnd Snss 0,sr%.n ..snS Sai %:Ss. m.ss ar.
which, NJ the October meeting last year, he had won
tho same race. But then re was Handicapped al
some twenty pounds less woiyht than Bohannon,
The recollection Of tLs fact operated to bring Bo
hannon into the field as first hvorte, as now they
S cali aesay g.
tSgr, but on the morning Of the start Bohannon
had Il decidedly by slight odds though some pet:
Bohnnnon were 0 to T. against 0ysterman 8 to O.
aSsiHs, sIs Wiley to 2 ssSin;st q Bacon S . TO l.
man heavy wsirit; oystermsn b, Grimm, Bacon ~
Downing, and Wiley BY Alloway.
When marstsed for the start. the nrsi try sent
Bacon third and Wiley last In this order they took
nicely tho first leap, hurdle on thc three quarter
sc S he vent ana Iq q. ps ar, ss
bcayns The ar; hurdle oy:terpsn lo.dias cleared
pace. Around The 6ed 10. footing wss sharp, oys
took the two hurdles 10 i together Bacon back three
lengths Out Of the aeld they swept into the course
and sharp spin q dOzea rods gave BohasuOn
tSeY ieT the track, and % entered re is''s tfe south
field field leading BY about a length. Without
iree and clear over the third hurdle in this isld
Oystorman made brush and clught Bohannon, Is
tney nclred tne wall aud Glitch front tho club
house and grand stand. Lapped they reached the
leap, ald wall and ditch we're cleared splendidly By
both, but especially SO by Botannon. Bacon was
landed badly and went down behind His chances
here looked badly. Away rom the ditch sped Do
tie hurdle which them back % 10 esS
o. ho three quarter track, and quickly across
that track on to he mile one and across 4, and
y strong, full OF running. For moment at its top
ossterran showed 10 mont but as thcy got down
lspped him, and they entered The hed lapred, and
S on tne Level made strong pace up 10 the wall in the
tse IN sna t ,oCa ea sspsy toge.hor oysssrmsq
hannon ahead as they lett the held and entered the
nile nile course on the revere curve On the truck,
bacon who had been away from the others four or
ave lengths since be leaped the ditch, now made
running, and kept up steady brush around the
and passed osstermsn, and made play for Bebsnson
he caught him Al the hurdle on the far lurn. Hoped
and ss the trio lifted the hill, oysierman. who had
been taken IN hand, now cane strong, and breas:.
down ne hc @ home ra%s .r.s oI and honsS5sn sn as.h
long brush brought him steadily up and he laid hi.
nose on Bolaoa on's nank US -they reached, raised
IN the inn p and recovered quickest, and was away
on tho level for the judges stand q length from
BohonnOn inch BY Inch, and tho pair went home at
telling pace spped, but oyrtrrman could not get TO
Bohannons bead, and was beaten out hslf length
In splendid And game finish. Bacou got home
third si1 lengths away from the Others while poor
Wiley was beaten nearly a quarter o, a mile, cutting
as the latter urged him hone, all blown and
done up. II VAS nne nee, and gave IN unbounded
satisfaction, as the crest feature OF the day.
Summary.
AZ agss prr.e 81 40 20 10 secobd horse. About two
Q, y. iIsss'. 6. B6hsunon, by. .smou Keutoa. dam
bJ Boston, ysa Old. is it.,. Ewee'
a.S sg s pss .,s is y
H. ~; iSads % o. ~. y "; bsco9; oy LeAi'rton dam by
li'is H5:Es sls Tss.y E$s:
THE SECOND RACE.
This was the wss'ehester CUP race. II is one
which has ever been . feature In the Jerome Park
sss 2ac u ~ rssss Of s's Of
won IL and to possess IT, THIS year there was a
were such grsud horses as Narraxansct,, Bsyonei,
Gen. Yorke, and Invercaud. But misclIGnce took
out Of the race all 'he.e and others TIE entry o.
Sss hehso 'Os ve.pans '''Issi TS.,e
GlepelE. and r1coybmnn; IN the betting the
about even against the Geld, or iay 10 against
him. Tits 6eld included Inyercau.d But on the
ing before An accident had lamed her and she wss
out On the morning OF the race Helmbold was
hyorite at odds on hin varying from 10 20 g. up TO
to J. TIE odds were TO afains, Abe-s'- to
1 sgaihst Vespucus and y to against Gienelg.
The jockey mp for Helmbold was Hennessev while
Palmer did the honors to Nespueius, and Miller TO
The start in this race which was one OF two miles
the head Of the home stretch. The de!d was got
away easily, and good send Oh was had All were
on IN mas but soon Ploushinan drew out TO the
front, with Gleneg second. the others In bunch
second. On the turn, oleneig rushed to tic frosi,
dropped TO the rear, vespucias lying with him. A
good spin brought them in this order all through tie
onst ksder had come to socond p.es as soUS ss
the last mile was entered Hembold got his bead and
moved past Kader, and brushed Goneig around he
length at the quarter pole. Now Hennessey let iim
60, and gap began to Open and the race was over.
headed 10 onaths In tho far turn and in hand came
homo playing fifteen lengths Ia front. In the last
hall ,SS % eSns d h bn
Time, 3ll. Hemboid showed himself a trump, and
Solonss to DR.. hs@boid, and he p.,e won aV wiIl
grace his table as valuable trophy.
SUMMARY.
JERoNE Pack, June 1.-THE Wcs'chestrr cnp value
$3.50 swsep.tale, for ali ages $50 entrance p p'i
". r. babeoeRs cS b. Helmboid. BY Aust allan. dam
LsSense,M M,yS, yssT 70 ISs lS' s. asSns X
feIa eSiSmss Ss. eounds sdspqsI Faei ~ Planet dam
T. " Dosweis bh Ab-dei: :Kadcr BY Hu:iraiian. .asm,i
Ass:fSon :iS {f d. 9snsis. BY Citadel dam B.Di.i
D. j. cfoases ch h Piou9hmaniiy Boninajy s;co;iiahd
dam by .inggold'f yesrs. ~ ns'' 'Wison.,.......
This was selling race. There were ave entries
to IL, viz: Climax, H. D. Connolly. Eldorado Ed
enton, and Scotia. Edenton was the fvorite but
there was but little choice between him. Climax
and Connolly, odds abont TO against each, and u
TO against EldoradO, and II TO against Scotia.
The race WAS mile and eve. .eghts, the start be
ing In front OF tho Club House, thence to the stand
and once around.
When the nag fell. Climax made play and led and
forced the pace at once. Eldorado was next and
they came Il us to the stand, with Eienton third.
In the mile, 10 come on the turn, Edenton went up
10 second place, while Connolly lay back waiting,
but Climax went right on and nothing could reach
him and he came homo q strong winner by two
lengths On the far turn Connolly ran ou. Of tho
ruck and moved to second place, but could not get
up aud was beaten out with all ease. Time, 259A.
Summary.
JEaonB PARk. June t-Solling race for all ages
purse 500 one mile and nve-eighths horses entered
70 be told for 5000 80 carry their appropr1te weight
ior a. - showed rs tor 81 900. bs.
H. ". Wcldon's hr. h. Climax, by Balrowne, dam,
Jewel, aged, III bs Hennessey y........,..,......'
j y Dohnellh br, h. IL H. Connolly, by Lexington,
cam Lucy Fowler, year. ioo Ms Palmer,..,.,,.' 2
kmms johnson. Syeats. rs MS. Eliot ..........,,..
T. ". DosNells b. b. EdeDton, by UlVesten. dam,
AMANDA, tyesis l0l ms Miller 80. .,...,,,,' 4
~. DaViss T. m Scotia by Tar River dam by
boston, years. l09 ms, StooDs.. -, -,
Tme-2E9H.
THE FOURTH RACE
This was the closing race OF the DAY II was In
lenb OF a mile and three -auartcrs There were
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