New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

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TIE JEROME PARK FALL MEETING - LIST r, Up
HORSES IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF HE
RACES.
Never since the beginning of racing at Je-
rome Park have there been 90 many thoroughOreos IN
training as now. Nearly 200 hgh-bred racers may W
seen every morning from daybreak till midday 1'oi'
morning there Is large attendance OF owners VINO BTU
ni closely the condition and appearance OF te ho7c
with view to obtaining hints tn guide their investments
ON the events Of the forthcoming meeting Inc loio"
ing Is a full list OF the stables now on the track:
70, McDan,clss stabc--Harry Bassett, Abdrl K0ree'
Unbbard Joe Daniels, Sue Ryder, Tubman, Lazy Eilza
bntb Pool seller Oysterman Australian fllly BackbIrd,
co years Juusco 2ycars Boss Tweed sister to Ice
Paul and four yenrlinas total r. r.; % o,
h Aseroid dam Maria Inns and Lcand total
g. Dr. Wcldon's Leland, Astronomer, ana sister
W R. BabcocRs Stablc"Tiembod, Doctor, Nellie Ran
son. Gibraltar CONDUCTOR and sister to Nellie p Man atn
TO King Fisher, Gray Planet. and business; total 8
D. swgcrts stablc.-Pilglin Moracchi and stockwood
total 3. j. A. Grinstcads siabeoAlroy, brehn, 49,,
darn sT'b by sSvercig A. Renonts sianlc-tige:sc Tcs.
ff lucky 2yearoids; total T. r. W. Do.wes stable
ES Egu. Midday s9d wlngsap tOt s;i, E. F s1sS
Gray, John Mcrrynan, Brother to James A:
CONNOLLY, years and Ast, Eod, et colt XSaPT
5S%, Thompson's staSe-Afhone and Ncialack.
j. Cofecs sable-Jndgc D1re Joe Elliott, ana en nts
s. Charles I.Oyds stable-Ilamburg, Rattan mary
Clark, Breckenridge colt, years, MoSeie T. MOIiis
sapIe-Remorselcss, St. Patrick Brother to Cavalier
Dcvasalion and black Ally, years by Eclipse, dam
Variety total, s. A. Tnyors staDle-Climax King John'
and Dick Jackson, years; total, 3.
The Fail meeting Of the American Jockey Club be-
gins on Saturday next and VIII DC cGareI Oh Th ,e
gramme comprises six races every DAY, AZ various
1ans fs S aSTag the as raG" is the Handicap
Sweepstakes Of $50 each, half forct $500 adueu WIN
SEQ for the second horse one e ana fSe Weights
allotted them The probable starters IRE cadence, o
io7 ID; ortcan, years. log Ii Doctor, years, 95 % ;
Monarchist years 90 Sister to o, kmenTFR op
sno YEAR. years. IS 81 Saf ana sssr years s1
Finesse Fanchon, and Monarcst are the most formld
Stakes for ccyearod soo each, half forfeit with
$3.50 added, two miles OF n entries VIII rroSMa ary
Clark Mckinney, Aurlola, stockwood, ArOy, and tho
Julia colt ont Of Dcnnison & Crawfords stable. Harry
$3.50 sse'' The third race the Nursery for
os mile $50 each play or pay with $1,000 o, added
Quarters Of mile for pure Of s0 fS 0STod y sIe
entries but Eclptic and Major are the only probable
runners The last race is handicap stcepiechase ior
on the second day. the first event is the Hunter Stakes
for threc.year-od fes $500 entrance half forfeit with
$500 added, miles. There are - entries the Dessert
Stakes for two ycarOlds carrying 100 pounds $40 eacn
half forfeit mile, which has 6 entries will probably
by A S sa half with
added three miles. There SO entries OF when me
FD a aGd
purse of 5000 and handicap hurdle race will complete
the second days running. - ,
on the third day the racing begins with the annual
sweepstakes three ODDS 500 eac half for Tor
felt with 81 600 added, which has II entries, OF which
MOnarcbst By the Sea, Barbarian, and Joe Elliott are
the most likely to run. Following this dash OF mile
and three quarters for purse OF 5000 dash OF mile
and quarter purse Of $500, and the Champagne
stakes for tyOycarOlds 500 each half forfeit with $500
added threcGartcrs Of mile For thc last race there
are II entries selling follows for sweepstakes OF
SIS each play pay, with $500 added one mile ana an
eighth the next Is the Grand National handicap 4
900 eacn half forfeit With $1,000 addsp; two miles ghd
quarter Of the 10 noises entered 10 accepted the
weights and the following the probable starters
Cadence years, SO Barney Williams ll3 ID; Ecnptic
years, lO5 N; Defender, years. los bi CONDUCTOR
years, 10i 10 Telegram, years, 1O NJ Regards years
100 ID Remorseless, years. 1903 10: Harc years. lOo nj
Mary Clark years. "a ID; Monarchis years, IS ID, and
| Aureola, 3 years, II ID. :, ,,,
ON the fourth day there six races all OF which are
vet 10 close The first is handicap sweepstakes of
sos each with $500 added, mile and an eighth the
second similar handicap, mile and fve-eights the
third fourmile dash tor purse of 81 200 the fourth
purse $500 for maiden twOy caros thce-quarers Oh
a mile the fifth mile and quarter dash for purse oil
$500; aud the sixth handicap seeplechase Tor purse
| OF $500, two miles and half.
| TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
FLEETWOOD PARK A-Mstch O0 mile Leafs in s. in bar
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DAY.-Nach $50. ME heats, best In In harness
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