New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-03
THE TURE
JEROME PARK FALL RACE MEETING.

JEROME PARK FALL RACE MEETING
THE Jerome Park Fail Race Meeting began
Yesterday under highly favorable auspices. The Man
b,ttan Handicap was the first on the programme
and was sweepstakes Of $50 each, half forfeit with slO
only IL declared one mile and quarter The starters
nine in number were Mr. Saniords Preabness ana Mon
archis Col McDanies's Tobman and sue Ryder Carroh
q Cours Ortolan. j. DOuahues LORD Byron, d. "eiuon
Mary Louise, John ODonnelrs Fnchon, and J. +.
Chamberlin's Brennus. Mr.. sanford's entry sofa
in POOLS for 500; Col. McDanielss, $50; Or
tolan. $50; Mary Louise, $40; and tho
fold Sos In the ring, Monarchist was
freely supported against the field for even
money. When the flag fell. Mary Louise Lord Byron
and Fanchon first of but the latter assumed inc
lead before reaching the stand and retained 1t through
out winning the race by half length from Tubman'
who beat Monarchist by a neck for second place.
Preakness was last throughout Time 2:9. The result
was heavy blow tho supporters OF the iaFore inc
winner selling in the field in the mutual pools In when
every S. ticket won $50. while in the regular pools
Fanchon only brought SOS in pool OF s275 The winner
is by Australian, out Of the celebrated Hue Idle"d'
being her first foa and brought TO the post ~ me
highest condition. Ter owner winning Large s"Ae "
her victory. .,v
Fmsr RacEManhaitsn IIarSeaPi sseeSe' t $50 aided
ard OILY declared BY zoe 1Os E " and qgai.
John Donncs eb FanchOn years by Australian Ou Of Idle
' s6 y pic Co. r. fu6naa yeaby War Of Las
NJ f. ss snioS{ T. %oasc years BY Lexington out Of '
NJ Il Ssnrs h. PieaIne,s years By Lexington out of Bay
caf f cos b. Con year,, Doacr ont Of Canary
pG5sb a b. CO Lord Byron years By Of Lady Bless
joins ns S6 15 s a ioas year. By Lightning dam by
Jo 81 GaT5p a. Breuuas years by Lgbtufs out Of
D MsBr b. Sue RYDER yess BY knight Of ST. George
Ou' Of Gtoea 90 pOand''
| - ~ oide Sfco ooeb hall
forfeit with $3.50 added, two miles was me seeoI
race or the entries, only four atarttu-Jo bI -
Mate S725 Meteor $500. and True Blue Sl7O joe Dam
eis made tho running tart TO finish and won WIN
same distance for second hOnors and the attendant sV
True Blue being outpaced throughout. Tine S'i'4'
sycoyp R,crrhe Jerome Stakes. for thyesr .s o. 500 neh
b. t. with $50 added tie second hoe TO receive s WI " |
d. Mebanes ei j. Daniels By Australian d'w Dolly Ca'f'
b. R. Fitness ch c Meteor BY Aherod dam Mara Inns by
yo 51 n Cay. Ono p Can6ein b. Blue. by Lexington
dam Balloon by Yorkshire Tis: s1
The Nursery Stakes for yearolds, $50 each play or
PS5 f. The nos-Mesrs Hunter Traverss Reyiler
A. Bem0nts imp bay colt by Breadalbane out OF Eler-
| CnnT,s The Nurse d. MeDaniels's Katy Pease s. ID.
| Bruce's Galway; NJ. A. LueiPs Nllude; y. d..
Pennocks en- c. by Planet, and J. oDOnrsms b. C. by
Lightning Mr. Belmont's colt was tne isyo!tei re
vcr being second choice, CateSby third' h",y rec
fourth and Wilddle sold III the field Al th9 start IN
| cops
knocked down, and the jockey had nus conaIDoh i
broken Before reaching the stand MT seI0uG cUiV
ran ia front the horses, throwing down ht
colt ana nearly upsettin Galway the chances OF b0th
horses being thus prematuIey eAJnSu icu; 10
made the running. with Reviier and Long BIanch Ia
close attendance the latter taking second pace at INC
turn. At the quarter pole, Long Bdheh "H it
and winning with great by four lengths Catesly
being third. Time 14s2 The winner Is " I As 1rh6
| purchased him when yenrhng OF Mr.. AIe@dLtel %, ol
Kentucky. Mr. Littel secured very large staHe Dy
rgw..r .rH~f Nfef
i on his success Value Of the stake, $500, out
OF which the second horse received s-oo'
THIRD RacrThe Nqr.ery Sakes voyearis Of 40 each
siI 5000 ' q. s he second 19 y i GU 'ao
M 4 L..-c g .,iniile BY Australian, dam dlevla
Coz odep BoSes b. { Csieso BY Eclipse Katie ,, fSO Bits
Jcp Cosrs D. f. by Australian dam imp. Zone The Curc:
Leonard W. Jeome c., by Lexington dam Kttie Cia BY
oS SBsic c. BY Lightning By Glencoe Of Laura
0S cb Reye h. Censor DAM Jennie
Hunter Travers b. Luna BY Asierod dam GeIeaIc
D b. stOEeheuge by Blair Atho out Of oon'
I..s W. Pesa:: e G. b. Planet dam Rc6ecc by
S SOlonf. W INN b. c. b. Hresdai5aae dam Eernre fell
D. McDnies Co.'s eh f.. Kay Pease by Planet dam Minnie O.,
Mansaeil. Inets;
The private sweepstakes, for fouryear-od 500 each
500 forfeit four miles was an easy victory iOf NJ
comn, 10 tbe post The threequarier mile dash for
nurse of 500 entrance money 10 the second horse was
SSntefe1 ~ a and Hattie 6Ne The 6etiinS
was 500 to 500 Harry Basset who after remaining
so far behind on the first quarter as 20 cause mshu
porers some uneasiness cut down liza horses IA rapid
sncceesion and won IN a cauter by lengths, Elsie
| second and Fadladeen third. Time. 1:173
|
FyrH s4o entrance money TO second horse three
| quarters Of mile
ID McDan.elss en- Harry Bae
D. Mitlcrss ir. T. Ele
Davies Oh h. fa1ladeen
& Co.'s T. hcf1a
Ccfr LawTerces b. Loctel.
J. c. Clambein.s Oh. Wheatley
A. Terors b. T. Henueta
| Time, INA
The stecpe Chase handicap for purse OF $500 OF
which the second horse received $780, had four runners
| Tamtn3Dv King john Astronomer, and Lobela. Tam
many wal the fayOrte against the held ana hter max
ing waiting race for mile ana nan, went 10 the
front and after capital struggle with L0bena won by
length. King John fell and threw his rider at the
! water jump. No time taken
| sUNNaRYi
J. Don'hnrs en- h. Tsnmsny 1 pounds ''.''''''''
J. no. LOheila, lil
shea's Dr. l4j pound
SLe.ah z Klng John l43 pounaa e