New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

Meeting and Saturday, the fourth and final day, was
unusually pleasant. Vast the attendance OK Wis
itors on the opening day Of the meeting IL fell short OF
the thousands who were present last saturday Inc
Grand stand filed overhowing with the beauty
and fashion Of New-York Taken altogether the meet
ing just terminated may I've pronounced the most bril-
saty successful held jerome Park and IL salts
faetory establishes the fact that the recreaons OF the
tnrf the sport kings" have been warmly adopted
by the American people and are likely TO increase stead
ily IN popularity.
The three-year old race was dash of one mile and
quarter for purse of $780, entrance money TO the
second horse with 7bs penalty for the winners OF the
Belmont and Ladies' Stakes, and l2lbs penalty LOT
the winner OF both. There were eight runners-D' ID
witherss ch. f. Miss Nellie. j. Cofee's b. C., by Bonnie
ecOtand dam Bonnet; Mr.. Parks br. c. Nathan OAKS
Gen Bufords b. f. Salina, Gov. BOwie's b. f. Belle
Meade, j. o. DonnelPs eh I. Fanchon, NJ A. httelfs
Ell. Rattan, and A. BelmOnts b. c. Lord Byron saina'
the strength Of her great performance at the Lexg
ton May Meeting, where she ran mile heat in the ul
precedented time OF l4S made the favorte at SVVO
70 $3.50 over the field FanehOn and Rattan being tne
next in estimation When the flag fell FsnSnSCT oees
colt being next Rattan third avorte atth .S ana
d B E5 fsn and 2 SSe e ons a shd to
where sana drew through her horses t The rider of
sana waited with her pA entering t9e s 9Te sesof
when he let her out and The race was over ~ m e
strides and gallOped home the easesS VI ni
length, 2l7 Fanchon second MISS NSLe b ,n, n5
Byron fourth Coee's colt ana Belle Meaoe the next anu
Rattan last.
,v,o PINK lime izPurse Of $500 eysaolds entrance
,oOnty second sorse one mile sSS Sq1fs' s
j. oDor1ss FsHSG9 loi Ss HeqSei'ey:
Jsh Ccsee Bonnie Scotland out Of Bonnet C lbs Brownie
.S = scse, b. Belle MEADE i07 ms
Ltiep; eh Rattan lol eS p
A. O . " " -Time-2:i7
the Consolation Purse Of $780, one mile and three quar-
horses beaten this meeting allowed lbs, and winners
A Belmonts en- T. Finesse 9s lbs J. Boughram's blk. 6
Gerald lbs; G, II. Rces CHI Sir Rufus 80 lbs. and
favore over the field $40 the fact that she had
lbs allowances e, i or peIs r for her Gerald made
the running when the flag fell attended 10y Quintrd
and Sir Rufus, with the favorite in waiting behind ~,
Dess4 after rounding the clubhouse bluff took second
pace with Sir Rufus last and they run thus 10 the stand
In lew strides gaoped home an easy winner by three
lengths Sir Rufus second 20 lengths ahead Of Quntard
and Gerald last.
SAME D.Y-Conoon Pure Of $500 entrance money 70 second
boS iT horses during the meeting one mile aud three
A. Bmonts eh f. Fires.e years lbs Hunter ........
9 Roes Oh Sir Rufus years 80 9s R %:
W. Stnng6elis b. c. Qgui9ri years IS los Nnsn''''''
BOugbrams bs e. 6'7a aged 10 lo'' D0"ne'''''''V
The threemile dash for all ages for purse of $1,000
entrance money the second horse had three horses
stringfed & stanhope's ch. T. Catna, and Rgney 4
Green's CD. Aldebaran The betting was 500 70 sz on
Helmbod. AdebaTan made the running Tor me nIs'
ie. with Hembold in waiting within striking distance
Cafina last. On the second ulle, henbOlu TOOK
strong lead hut his strrupiron breaking caused his
hackers 10 trembe Robinson, his jockey nearly lost
self and neither OF the Others reaching HIM he the
easily by three lengths; Catna beating Adeoaran
a dozen lengths, iOr second place ana money
Dr-Pae Of 81 200 for all entrance money to second
" BsbooeIs h. Hembon, BY Australian years ZOE n
W StT5sseii ci Catli years. los D.
Rguey Green's Oh Aleb4rsn us D. Hennes'ey''''''''''
The steepe chase the regular programme had only
Onee %.
quenty having competitor gaOped over the course,
compensate the public this disappointment Leonard
jerome offered purse of $500 for another steepe chase
for which three horses entered-Gaffney Tuy's Oh.
Tammany, r. W. walden's en- Surprise, and Green &
Rgneys ch. 2 General Tweed. Iammsny was the Ia
Tweed refused jump his fences and persstug in doing
80 was back 10 his stable Thiseft the race 70 Tam
many and Surprise and after exciting contest the Tor
mer won by two lengths Time not taken
SANE Dsteeple chase $500 mile. and quarter
sasu b,1-Sepe $40 Weller weights about two miles
Gssaey TuU,'s Tarumany. years GaHuey......"
wslens ch Surprise aged SATELLITE .......'
The match FOR 500 two miles between Julian HaFe's
race of the day: match between Climax and over
Land for $500 side, mile. having fallen through, the
at 500 10 S0 and won after making all the running by
Elk lengths, in the easiest style possible. Tine 1851.
k.rr paY.-Mstch for ssoo side; two niles
Il fsa' Bsss r. h. yi,.ss Jr. 81 lbs Hoe.
CLOSE OF THE NARRAGANsETT PARK MEETING.
Providence, June 1.-THE races postponed
from Thursday were troted this afternoon al Narragan
sett Park The weather lovely and the attendance
quite large considering that the races were expected
20 be rather Indifferent character In the fouryear
old race Thomas jefferson, r the victor, and in the
22S race Henry. the favorite took the first money in
three straight heats
THE FoURIEAB OLD RACE.
This for purse Of $500 for horses not over
four years Old the first $50 to the second and
ESQ the third horse Lothian having been drawn the
left 20 the follOwngnamed horses, which
were placed in tins order: Thomas jefferson, jr first,
TOothpck second. and Kate Hayes outside.
First Hedt-ToOthpck the favOrte, selling al $780,
the field slOO TOohpick took the first place az the
turn He passed the quarter IN As seconds and the half
pole in winning the heat with apparent by
four lengths in three minutes Kate Hayes was dis
taDced.
Second Heat-Toothpick became long favOrite.
They went away, Tp0thpick leading to the turn. On
getting 10 the quarter made IN Al seconds Toothpck
former was enabled TO keep the first position. On the
back stretch they rOtted IKE pair IN double harness
for an eighth Of mile passing the half in 1881 IL
tough struggle for supremacy from this point around 10
tbe home stretch where Jefferson gained the first posi-
ton Near the judges stand Ioohmek rallied and they
passed the evenly that some doubt felt 70
son who probably got it by a head Time S:Ooi
Third HeGt-JefersOn first at the quarter made |
IN A seconds At the half made in 1884, Jefferson led by
several lengths There was no further change In pc
eton 20 the score. Time, 800 . ,,,
the quarter made in As seconds, and hall In l;2 As
they the three quarter post however Jefferson
rOntinued Jefferson taking the first place az The dis
tance stand winning the heat and race. Time, 1852.
PARE June lTOngF0ra purse Of $500 Tor
bones years 800 the first $50 10 the second
and IS horse three Eve in barnes mile heats
IL Rove West Hartford, Conn., enters blk. Thomas JET
feTsou
Thomas Carpenter Hartford. Conn., CD Tooth
and Campbell Providence b. H. Kate Hayes. dis
Tme-30O, &03!, $500, 2.5Z.
223 RACE.
This for purse Of $4,000 for horses that had never
beaten 22a 800 to the first $500 the second and 500
90 the third horse only four horses entered