New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
JEROME PARK RACES.

Yesterday, the fourth and last day of the
racing meeting at Jerome Park, formed brilliant con-
cusOn to the successful turf carnival of the American
Jockey Club. The attendance the largest and most
fashionable Of the meetings the weather delightful
and the racing Of unsurpassed excellence The defeat OF
HelmbOd In the four mile dash by the promising three
yearod Abde KOree the sensation Of the day. and
the victory of McDanelss colt was hailed with the
warmest enthusiasm by the excited assemblage.
The free handicap sweepstakes Of t20 EACH with $500
added, mile and furong, the first race. The
starters Vespucus, Fireball, Albuera, Tubman,
THlaria ch by War Dance, out Of optinsts dam, and
CHI M, yrs, by John Hooper, dam Flora McRae The
betting 500 to $50 Oh Tubman against the Held
After considerable delay owing to the Righteousness OF
Vespucus OF the post the flag fell to good start from
the furlong-p the hOmestretch AS the horses
passed the post the Hooper was leading two engn
Tubman second, Taaria third, and the rest
in bunch. As they passed the quarter
pole the Hooper was still two lengths
in front cutting out the running at great pace the
War Dance Ally second the favorite third, Taaria next
close up and Fireball fifth Going round the Clubhouse
blum, Tubman took second place. and as they came IN
sight again the syOe had ssSHmG1 ,u 1ne GS T rd
and the Hooper III the rear division The race was
virtually for and TS a TP ScoR an
lengths Before Allmera ve.pucius fourth, War Dance
FLY next, and the Hooper mare beaten Oh. T1me-l6s.
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out TtS afed the se'cd horse receive
One mile and an eighth Value Of stakes ESQ
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The Free Handicap Stakes Of $50 each, with 5000 added
one Ke and fve-eghths, followed, and had nine run
ners-Ortolan, Sanford, Firebal, Gao Elsie, Lizzie b.
Nickaack, Sister to Kingsher, and Aureoa The pools
S At tas foSSn E fssi n ss TO-
field @ In the aS betting Toon In7 made he SG runnS
with Elsie and Aureoa in close attendance and the rest
strung out in Indian file and they ran thus around he
length with OrtOlan next lengths before Sister to
Kingfsher, and the fayorite fourth Favored by her
good race clevery by a length, Sanford, Who came
with rush half way up, being second and Ortoan Drd
Gao was fourth Lizzie b. hfth and Elsie and Mich Jack
the two Last. Time. 1851
Second Rae, FTe. Htndissp Sys,Pke' Of s2H ''h 0 not DE-
the stakes One mile and sTecghths.
Auo e. years G. Thonr, BY War Dance dan IN, ne 6
o S b. b. yesf. Carroll ccai BY Donora Canary
Pileba r. b. yesi. w. ccitrc b. Lightning dam De
Gao Dr. h. aged H. G Dawson by JeG Davis. Niuste,
Elsie yea w %eD By L, HSsSn. dam E MSn
NcaacG c. year. JE Ibg%po1 oy hos,' aam osp 1 Sa
'Di' '''-'D- DN''' Time, ASA
The third race was purse Of $500 for maiden twoyear
ods three-quacers Of mile. The starters were Mimi
Richard Roe Woodbine, Meteor, Bonnie Katie Girl OF the
PERIOD and Pennocks Asteroid colt. The betting was
to $50 Meteor against the field Meteor was first
around the bluff Woodbine rushed to the 'front.' with Girl
the sgGS s d cS % into SS
Period second four lengths before the favorte Coming
capture Woodbine, but failed to reach her. and Mr.
sS1d c msed By m TS Eta Girl OF the
n Is ann5 s SSS TIRE quarters f Of mile
Wooibne, Belmont by Censor or Kentucky dam Feur de
A;slGd l;% VIA, s'I 4si I1 %.ns a.,
E sd koe B. e. IL MeGiaid pps dam Greek slave
Bonnie Katie t. S WATSON b; Jerome Eisar dam Pasta a.
W. Bennoe by 4%. i dIn Josephine ~" an Nv
The great fourmie for purse Of q 200 entrance
money to second horse the next event. and for this
three horses started-Hembold Abdel koree, and De-
fender Helmbod, from the prestige of his Saratoga
victory the great Longelow and his decisive vic
tory at Long Branch in the Ourmle heat whore he
distnccd the entire field in the first heat made the
FENDER SEQ The odds in the ring betting 500 $40
on Hembold. Defender went of with strong lead,
Su HelmSod second four lengths before AbdeI Koree
and thus ras sy ran uDde 4e ' sns S IN dGSe
lengths before the fayOrite. The latter closed
as a.. they passed the stand two miles being run s4i
on the third mile Defender st kept biz lead until near
led Helmbold half length as they went under the
string in sd Defender eeE TSHr @ Rnrac wss
seen to open two lengths Of daylight before the great
behind Still the Helmbod division were sanguine that
at proper moment he would to the 'front.' and offers
the horses swept but still Abdel Koree held his and
HembOld could not gain an inch on him, notwithsand
AS the horses turned into the hOmestretch the last
tune the favorIto was two lengths behind Col
and inspiring his hackers with high hopes OF victory:
up a Ss pTS bnt the Goal was too pea and
amid the most enthusiastic cheering Abdel Koree went
fast time me Of 8 Defender beaten Of When the winner
returned to the stand to weigh the cheering and waving
Daniels received decided ovation when the clerk Of the
course had pronounced the weight Of the rider Of the
chased by Col McDanels at the August meeting at Sara
toga for 5000 and he has since won three races with
him, so that be is likely TO prove valuable acquisition
to the powerful stable Of bis present owner.
McDane eh A9del KOTes yr BY Australian dam Rescue.
B,ScCsts e. hsl.eO " p Australian dam
j. AorSsey en- Deehoer o. John Morgan dam COnehona
The next race dash Of a mile and quarter for
purse of $780, for which Elsie, Lizzie B. salna and By
the Sea entered, but the two latter were drawn
The betting 800 to $50 salns. She made the run
ming throughout and, although BY the Sea looked for
midable for moment getting his head in front at the
half. Time, GlS3
H. H. sspors sslna three year, BY Lexington dam Lsb,op,
A Bs~0n' 'h By the Sea by laa9S'ASy dam Benos
The steeple-chase the final race of the day and
the meeting and for purse Of $780, Of which s2oO
went the second horse. The starters Dick Jack
son, Tammany AhlOne, Jim Tsdale, Surprise, and As
tronomer. The pools sold follows: Tammany, s2OO,
Tayor's entry Dick Jackson and Astronomer), SO Jim
Tisdale S2oG AthlOne no. Surprise, 60 1t q finely
contested with the usual Interpretations throw
ing his rder and RallOping around the course Dick
jackson falling and "spilng" his jockey After most
exciting finish, Tammany won ceverly by half length
from Tisdale with Surprise half length behind the lat
ter. Time, ASA.
SItb RsesHapdeup EtespchS Pure which to
The second horse three TO start entrance Zee A6Ou
and half
eh ga ysarI, Joseph DOnahss byeIpEOA dam Las