New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
THE JEROME PARK RACEs-THIRD DAY-CHILi-
CoTHE WINS THE MILE HEAT RACE; JUDGE
pURELL THE JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP; Nell
LIE GRAY THE LADIES STAKE; BELMONT
THE SELLING RACE, AND CLIMAX The MEM
BERS' CUP.
Yesterday was the third day OF the
American Jockey Club Meeting at Jerome Park.
and the attendance OF visitors despite the threaten
ing appearance Of the weather was both large ana
fashionable although exhibiting great fahng OH from
the vast assembage on the two previous days The
dimnution OF numbers owing to the weather. for
fine programme Of racing sport was provided py the
managers The heavy from the previous
nights rain. During the afternoon slight shower fe
but IL did not interfere with the comfort or OF
the VISITORS the sky speedily cleared and the rest OF the
afternoon bright and pleasant.
The mile heat the first event on the card and
although the five horses entered gave promise Of most
exciting race from their high reputation, three only
started John ODonnels horse Judge Curtis and Echo
being withdrawn This left the race to Mr. Crouses br.
h. Chcothe H. Gafmey's ch. h. Sanford purchased ny
him the day previous for e. 900. and j. Boughrams blk
e. Gerald In pools Chcothe sold for $780, SANFORD Tor
$3.50, and Gerald for so5 Mcclellan had the mount on
the favorite, Carney his own horse Sanford and
Corbet Gerald
First Heat-Gerad got off In the rear the favorite ana
Sanford running Tapped for the first half mile, Two
lengths before Gerald At the threeouarter pole Chill
Gothic about half length in front OF sanford VINO
two lengths before Gerald. Coming up the stretch,
the favorite opened clear length OF daylight, put San
won the heat by half length. although 1t was done
easily his rider moving him at all Gerald Was
six lengths behind Sanford. Time, l:52
Sc eond Heat-Betting 500 to so on Chicethe VINO,
half mile At head the home stretch the favorite
was length IN front but half way up SANFORD, %nO
the two leading horses, and magnificent race between
the three ensaed, Chc9tho winning desperately CON
tested race from Sanford by short head neck sepa
rating the second and third. Time, 1853.
RAcEMle heats, for all asesi premium s7OO entrance
Rwwsidea's Oh. h. sanford, yssT., b:........22
BOushrAm' Ok Gerald sgd Us H. b''.'''''
The Jockey Club Handicap, two miles, for all ages.
accepting the weights. These Mr. Beimont's ch. T.
Finesse, Mr Pages b. Hamburg Mr.. Doswel's CD +
a Buffers b. c. Quintard. This was heavy,betting
race as the following pool one OF the many SOLO ny Dr
81 OO Finesse, $780, Ecpc$ Judge Dure $780, gum
tard 500 FlnesSe was raagh oy r nnre Inv sSa
and Quintard by Ross. The race lay between flnesse
and Hamburg for 1tmies, the tne
running at a tremendous pace. Judge Dureii had Deeh
waiting behind but then Joined issue and as they SWING
into the nome iIeTn in the easiest STYLE magn
able the by two lengths Hamburg second Two
lengths before kcptic and flnesse fourth. fme' 'a
srcosp R,crrhe Jockey handicap srssystals,
for all sg $40 entrance b. Il only go deeared sOo sdae oil
which 200 tSe second horse TIVE % miss;
Lexington Dam Laura BY Lsyis.hsn 100
Taylor Pagesb Hamburg years. by Lexington dam BY heI
rSo1 " Do wells c Ecpc years BY Eclipse dam Nina,
Auss Benonr ci Fnc:.s years; By Lexington Fila
siHsi.a Butler. b G oainiaI ye,r.. BY Ulrersicn dam
BlA1ena BY omea 50 lbs ''.''..'''''''''
The Ladies' stake for treey ear-od ies,was the next
race The entrance $780, h. f. with 81 goo added and
the second horse got 800 out Of the stakes one mile and
five furlong. OF the 80 entries, six came TO the post
FaneS he Mr. Fl. sanford;s b. T. Madame Dudley. Mr.
LittelPs gr Mary Clark, w r. Babeock's CHI + Nellie
sold az follows the betting being very heavy: Madame
Dudley sold for $1,000 Nellie Gray, 1900 o'Donnsls
pair $500 Mary Clark, 5000 and the held, 300 This
was the great the day. and the interest eulm
mated as the jockeys mounted tleir horses Bobby SWIM
Nellie Gray Patsy Henness ; was on Mary CLARK
Palmer rode Mary louise and Elliott PanGho9 malay Hay
and Ross Nellie Ransome, Although Mr. San
g Ta as his y s s ne and c IN
her work for couple Of days last week Iae
snd %s x trainer having such faith in
backed her against the field good start %as expected
their journey, Mary Clark rushed to the 'front.' sS:
4n with at is sCt p p two With Madame ao 1u
tWo lesgths behind, and Nellie Gray third AS they
i Ss9t u Couple PIE Of
Tapped and Madame Dudley fourth Nellie Ransom acting
around the Club bluff but as they came into view
Pa aG fy
before Madame Dudley who was compomnding at every
steadily on Mary Clark coared her at the distance and
Mr. ites FLY succumbing solely from want OF condl-
ton Nellie Gray beat her home two lengths; Mary
Louise desperate struggle defeating the fsv0rte,
Madame Dudley, by length. Time, 3:0j
THIRD R.cr-rhs Ladies. s.eept,te. for snl,s three
Sl0O e. 81 900 added OF second h 70
receive $500 out Of the stakes One mile and Eve aones
Niles Nellie Gay, by Commodore, dam BY Imp Nov
eI I ssfSs Mar Clark By Lexington Bsse. BY imp
J. obSSSs g. Mary Louise By Lightning By imp
sngSe; en- Pochcn b, Inn Australian dam iewi
w R abcocks Nellie Ransom By Jack Malone dam vespe
H. H. Madame Dudley, BY Lexington dam BnaDns
4h, by Flying Daehnan'.
The selling sweepstakes for all ages, one mile and
three-uuarters, had only two runners, Belmont and
Talara Long odds laid Belmont, who had won
on the second day from large field, and lie won this
| in the easiest possible style.
RAcE-Sng sweepstakes for all mile and three
| qu1rersi 80 each p p. $500 added
d. McDaniePs b. b. Belmont years
b. g. Thonass b. n. Tasra
Time &2Jl
The Members Cup. value 800, gentlemen riders, one
mile for all ages had three entries and rnnerCimax,
and Vesuvus ridden by Mr. Beresford The betting was
500 to SIS Climax who, after indulgng Vesuvius with
lead for half mile, went up 10 him and the race
over Climax winning easily by three lengths In b3
PITrH RAcE-The MEMBER Cup yAl1e 300 handicap sweep.
only go ndseared u lie, for all Asesi
30 be ridden by members o. the Club.
X h. Gilman (RlNes).
O. Beresfords VeuviLs (Beresford)
W. T. Babcocks ch Doctor "a. b. Purdyl ..........
Time, l;Sl