New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
TIE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACEs-LAsT DAY OF TIE MEEI-
'N"G,aa TSG-NIpDAY. LocHIEL, ALRoY, AND LOBELA
THE WINNERS.

The Spring meeting of the American Jockey
Club at Jerome Park which ended last Saturday ater
six days duration, has been the most succesui racing
carnival held by this Club since the opening OF inc
Course In 1866, result attributable largely 10 'ne au
mirable management of Judge Munson, upon whom tne
execptive responsib,ty seemed to rest The weather
on Saturday was very pleasant and agreeapy COOL anu
tho attendance was the largest of the meeting the g"nu
stand being filed. while thousands OF spectators oo
MED the public stands and the nights wheh oVe''oo VI"
course The track was very heavy and muddy rehuol
ing IL impossible for the horses to make fast ume pu
notwithstanding this drawback the racing was uhusu
ally exciting. ~
The programme OF the day comprised three hanuoaPs
and steeple chase The first was dash OF me anu
five furlongs and was by Mr.. DoswelIs meet mAio
Midday, making her third victory at TINS meeuhS
beat Mary Louise Frank Hampton, Winesap anu Ana,
cog after O fine race homo with Mary Louise ana poNou
herself one Of tho best aud speodiest OF imported
Eclpse's stock. Frank Hampton, being " long S.u'i,
ooud not get through the mud WELL but on Sood u"cA
he would have been formidable opponent
In the milo and length handicap race Lochel had no
trouble in beating Quintard Lord Byron ADuera' VIM
and Frank Hampton, who started again. aHnougn ho
had inst run in the previous race Lochel has beeh
s+oto rprc,ase for Coffin & Lawrence for they only
gave a. 900 for him last FALL and yet this was the trd
race won by him at the meeting just closed
The two mile and an eighth dash was won easily ny
Alroy. who beat Metella and Edwin, ana mace inc
running from start finish this being his secohu 'coI!
at this meeting.
The steepe chase brought out field OF seven runners
and was won by the old mare Lobela, who few years
go was the most successful hurder and steepe ehaser
on the turf She been amss for two years past ana
her owner entertained little hope that she Wouu WI"
in Saturdays race that he only backed hcr al heaVy
odds and for small amount. How lightly she was
esteemed may be Judged from the fact that IN one pool
sold she brought only SIS against S2l3 Like Locmel
obea Is by bonnie Scotland, one OF tho best tbof0ng
bred stations imported into ths country b'inu M
Tnm was heavily backed by his party, but threw ms
rider at tbe water Jump He continued the race, how
ever without his jockey, and took the jumps aohs Win
the others. ..,rs
Fpr RAcEFree handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each not declared
out with sos second horse receive $3.50 out OF the stakes
G3s Som.s m W. % pose es,ere n Midday by Eclipse dam Nuste
& Years ra1 T m pss IT. MaTy Louise by Lightning, dam BY
pssSD Sd sHssd b. Franz Hampton BY Asgarh dam
Sa55s Cs w. b bcr IfS entered o Wne.ap BY Dyke dam Nin
cD y' f Ias1ssos l sasici lssos By dam Bridget
JoS 5i r. Hsqe G 2s % catered ci Edwin By Eugene cOa
Reed, years old, lO5 pounds & @
SECOND RAcE-Fre handicap Sweepstakes Of 2S each n not d
Com and Lawrence entered Lochel BY Bonnie Scotland dam
W. Glenn entered Qultsr BY INVERSION dam omea
css yss' SoS.Sas @ a eSsr b. Lord Bon BY Kentucky Lady
q Dssson, entered + N Gbasis BY Davis dam Nine
Bacon Holland entered b. b. Frank Hampton By Ay'garh dam
S5,ao SS. Graz ri, sS s5 0 S v% By K.atG v6en
old, 50 %
THp RlcEPr handicap Of each II not declared
out With $500 added ooad horse receive the stakes
Joseph DonshSe entered en- h. Aroy by Australian dam Nellie Cray
r. HaS S ReJndd sS ea.ed ci m M.ca BY 1a:IaD
5 S5'Ra' r. HTos IT, en1arS en- kG1a By Base coTd
BsoS E eaS s S sters ere S Frank Hsmon BY AssI BY
Charley Ball yesrs old. I9 pounds '''''''''''d
ForRrH R,cl-Hspdcap steeps Chaej purse $780, Of which
90 TIE horses entrance iIee three more 70 aH
James Thompson entered br m LObn BY Bonnie Scotland, dam
Joseph Donsi1s entered oS g. ;%miny BY Lexington Lis
81 s3ss ' entered cd e 4ao1ci Gy A,;io Mss ca
c6H ' IsTsnSs m entered b. Jim Tsa By Bsyenus
Louisa jordan ssed i4 pounds
John H. Tuy entered VesaVu by V'ndyke dam LINE BeHy
VIM jay entered b M;cic.i Imported. By wsstiec
w Aols Jeans sss u SI Blind io By Davis; Mss
"D' ''' - Time GA
THE LONG BRANCH RACEs-HORsEs AT MONMOUTH
PARK.
The Jerome Park meeting is over, and the
racing venue changed to Monmouth Park where, on
Saturday 90 the Long Branch meeting will begin
OF the two great champions Of the Eastern
and Western turf Harry Basset and Longfellow, which
takes place Tuesday July bids fair to surpass in in
tereS and importance the memorable matches between
Henry and Eclipse, and between Boston and Fashion,
other in friendly racing rivalry. The following stables
are now In training at the Long Branch Course:
John M Cl1s SdkGinger b. War Dance True Blue by LeI
ngon Nominee Anss Logan Bruce By Lee Paul La Gana, By
Ysndali and Zeb Moore by Davis
AeGras Stdbks9ssn AED John Doe Richard Roe, Jury,
and Ton Bowling By Lexington dam Lucy Fowler.
j. T. Ohqnerlas S0blMsy Constant, Lord jersey Wheatey,
Venetia Brennus, Bm Robinson, and Impecunious.
HdYes Sd5-L0ngeOw, Express LytuetoDi Extract, and
Platins.
a. O. Frarkins SaJle-Gortfs Nevada Anons and DOloros
Cogs SGt-MsguoIA Frank ROes, Sweepstakes and Sauce
boz
Major BaOH. Sabt-Fsuk Hampton, COrican, and ch
3yrs, BY Jsck Malone, dam SeAbTeeIe.
grFs S.qbe-ShylOck Sphngb0ck and Betty Washington.
Mr. BGboooEs Sa6-Aembod Ee sPrgue Nellie Ransom, Con
ductor. and Doctor.
Aster0d the other by Australian.
Messrs ParksJs StG6-E1Densnce. Oaks and Belle Aiken
r. StobL-JohH MsrrymAn aud his 3yrOd brother.