The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-24
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.


rn~ 1R.ce Horses at Jerome Parksss
= There are now In training at the public and
private courses in the vicinity of New York and
elsewhere no less tnan 175 race horses designed for
1he contests at the Jerome Park fall meeting, which
is TO commence on the 7th OF October. In times
past one or TWO races each day Of meeting were
all that were given but the great increase In num-
'bers OF race horses demands more races;
and hence the American Jockey Club mas
led or with a programme Of six races eacn
day for the October meeting, which VIII
not only give all classes Of horses chance TO win
expenses, but will present an entertainment 80 ricn
and varied as to secure q generous patronage. 1t
Fcan scarcely be doubled that the approaching meet
ing VIII be even more successful than the last spring
meeting which not only charmed the public, but
put handsome surplus into the racing fund.
The horses are rapidly concentrating at the Park,
ana in few days the training stables Will be filed.
Among those already on the ground are the follow
ing
Colonel McDaniel's consisting Of Harry Bassett
Abdel Koree, 1ubman, 10 Daniels, Hubbard, Sue
Ryder, Oysterman, Jr., Poolseller and ten Others.
Mr.. Litueneds Warwhoop, War Jig Aureola
Talarfa Australian colt tbrotner to Tasmanla, jim
Tlsdale and two bennington colts.
Mr.. J. Thompson's Athone NicKajack and Lo-
bella.
Messrs Carroll & Coar's ortolan and three young
Mr.. Drane's Barney Williams, alone, but host in
himself "
Messrs. GafIney Tuly's Dennis Burns and
M. Donahues Sanford and Tammany.
Mr.. R. W. Waldens wade Hampton, Girl Of the
Period, Cordelia. Harle, Surprise, Lady Love, Mary
Mr., II. P. McGratn,s Blarneystone, Mckinney
Susan Ann. Richard Roe and lmpecunious.
Mr.. 0'Donnen's Judge Curtis and two colts by
Mr.. Dawson's Gayo and Albuera
Dr. WeldOn's Astronomer, Leland and Fellow.
70 these will soon be added
Messrs. Hunter 4 Iravers' Eclipse maud colt,
Mr.. B. D. withers' Elsie vespucius King Ernest
.BlenkiTon, Mimi, Concen and MISS Nellie mn, !.
Mr.. r. Morris Remorseless Felicity, St. Patrick,
Barbarian, Devastation ana others. ro, .r,.
Mr.. DOswel's Ecliptc, Wine Sap EOlus and Mid
MIR. A. Taylor's r. B. Connolly and two or three
Mr.. W. r. Babcook's Helmbold Nellie Ransom,
Conductor, The Doctor Daunler, and two or three
MI. Snediker's John Merryman, Frank Swift, Ca
dence, and four or i've others.
ma. Woodbne, Nellie James and Others.
Governor Bowels MY Maryland Edwin and
Mr. CofYee's Judge Durell ana four others.
Messrs. Dennison Crawford's Hampton and two
MI. NJ. Il. sanford's Niagara, Preakness, Monarch
Mr.. D. j. CrOuse's Chilicothe, Regards, Gray Plan
ct, Sister to kingfsher, and several RevOlvcrs.
Mr.. W. Cottrils Flrebal, Billy Williamson, Sauce
box and Frank Ross.
Captain MOOre's Foster and a stable companion
Mr.. D. Swigert's Pilgrim. StockWood, Wanderer
Messrs. PARKS Nathan Oaks and Experience Oaks
Mr.. Camer0n's GlenathO MlGnonctre anu three
or four LeamingtOns.
The two principal handicaps Of the meeting
promise to secure exciting races. or the twenty
one nominations for the sweepstakes first day, only
lions for the Grand National Handicap but three
have declared. TnUse remaining in are as fol-
lows
SWEEPSTAKES, ONE MILE AND QUARTER.-My
Maryland on IDS; Cadence, IS; The Doctor g5
OrtOlan, log; FanchOn, 81; Edent0n, 107; Rattan,
30; Harc, 1O3; Dennis Burns 100; Niagara, 1906 Mon
Rrchist 90; Fnesse, 103; Forbes Leamipgt0n colt
TO Kingfsner, 83 lbs.-numberlng 16.
GRAND NATIONAL. Two MILES AND A QUARTER
Ny Maryland, 95 lbs Cadence, IS; Helmbold, IFS;
Conductor, 1O4; Defender, los; Mary CLARK, "a;
Haric, 100; Dennis Burns, 81; Aureoa, u; Barney
Williams, 113; Niagara, l0s; Monarchst, 88; EcNp.
tic, los; Telegram, 104; Remorseless, 103, and I've.
CARDS, 100 Mountaineering IT,
caps is almost unprecedented, and must result II
excellent races.
The course Is in the very best condition, and the
PARK looked well. Additional grounds
have been taken into the enclosure to provide TO
nm extension of the steeplechase the drives to thu
CLUB house nave been widened and graveied ant
the premises in other respects improved. Every
thing has been done, indeed, to render the ap
prOaching meeting attractive. and If the weather
bhoud be good there Will be mighty moving OF the
people up the avenues, railroads and bOnevards OF
the 7th OF october.