New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
THE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACEs-DECLARATIoNs IN THE
TWO HANDICAPS.

JEROME PARK RACES-DECLARATI0N5 IN THE
TWO HANDICAPs.
The Secretary of the American Jockey Club
has public the list Of declarations of nonaccep
OF the weights In the two bandicaps to be at tho
forthcoming meeting which begins June l. In the Ford
ham Stakes Handicap, dash Of one mile and quarter.
the horses declared out
Years pounds Defender J pelnds ubman III
pounds Sasn, YsIs co pounds FsneaoG ys1Is io Rssa
years. IS pounds Kad % pounds and SaueebOI years l
This leaves 10 horses which have accepted
the weights imposed by the Handicapped as follows:
yea 90 pounds. BenEirou years pounds WHessO years,
pounds Midday years 3 pounds Butden years SO pOundi
Alarm years pounds Aro ~ pounds, 0rto10 yesr,
le ound. Neltuno' s pe1sa' e.,ard years Ss ponsd
Oun years ss pounds Mary Louise years l Poands Md
night e. @ pounds sAuA 4year icd pounds and Frank Ross
In the Jockey Club handicap, dash Of two miles 10
k,d hs aS fSf sS a h9s Ss cO 0o'
70 pounds TSq@g. 90 pounds ye9Ps9' 9 1s @ sSss
ooan m pOuuds SeItun1s ss pounds oaniar lS' poond'
Mr Sanford relies on salina alone in both handcaps.
having declared out with his other three entries, Bnga
man. Kadi, and Regal. John ODonnel accepts with
Mary Louise in the FoTdhan sakes 1ut stfSes net
Fanchon and the Asteroid colt. Col McDaniels does
h1t ia satisfied with the weights placed on and
Abdel Koree in the two-mle dash, sac Ryder ana
Eastern star representing his interests in the former
race Mr. boswell accepts with Eolus and Winesap In
bath races and Mr. Donohue with Alroy the two miles
dash A good field may DC anticipated TO start IN ooth
the handicap races.
FLEETWOOD PARK SPRING MEETING-sECoND
DAY.
There was q very large and respectable at
tendance al Fleetwood yesterday. TO witness the
second days trotting Spring Meeting. Two purses
were on the programme the first being for horses that
had never beaten 1884, which, out OF the eight horses
entered six started. These were Grace BertIdn,
Camors Eight Bells, St. Elmo, George l. Fox, ana Grey
three straight heats The second trOt was Tor purse o
for horses that had never beaten 2S Inc enes
were Huntress. Judge Fullerton, Byron sea roam, anu
IL. Allen, and all started. Judge fulerlOh was tho
f1vore at against the field aud won the nrst neat
in G25l Hunress being second. W. H. Aueh Won tno
second heat In 225i FulertOn second Inc latet won
third heat Huntress coming IN hecOhu' Dut
being paeed last running The fourth heat was won
by Judge Fullerton, Allen second; time, 229
F,rx,xoop PARK srRSo MEErSs-sEcosD DAY. May -Purss
s or horses that 2J4 mile heats best three In sye 10
s.I,r, 800 to a 500 TO second 800 10 third horse;
p.frs H. m Grace Beriram.. | !
J. J Bowen's blk z CamoTA.
+ Manee's < g ST. Elmo. ,....................
W Weckss blk T. kisht Bells. s.........."...... 8
a. BLISS & e. Grey yEddf....................... SO
Col Dlcssys {. George Fox foI......",........." 6
Quarter Hhfmle. Nil.
$ s;;:;5 1'':i:::::::::::: i 5 S., S.
DArMPae o. 500 for horses 225; 80
nrsI, suY to second ami 500 70 third horse
ID. Maec's ch e. Judge Fulero |
r. Msuees b. = w H. Alen..,....,............S !
J. J Bowen's IN. Seafoam ...,................5
A Golismths b IN. Hunress...
ou,rter n.EMh~ Mls.
@ First heat; AT, ;,''''''''''''''''''''% ,gi 55st
Ihd heat. ISL LiSt
S"aINl uest'' ''''''s,u,ss,,''''''sSbt ilif $50