New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
THE TURF.

JEROME PARK-LIsT OF THE STABLES ARRIVED.
The daily arrivals of thoroughbred horses at
Jerome Park betoken the approaching advent OF the
racing season, which begins, June with the Spring
Meeting of the American Jockey Club. Over 100 race
horses already the ground and many more are
expected arrive in the next two weeks Some OF the
Southern and Western stables that assisted at the recent
meetings OF the Netare and louisiana Jockey Clubs at
NewOrleans now on the way to Jerome PARK while
others are participating In the races OF the SckasaW
Jockey CLUB at Memphis now IN progress before SeS
ming their tourney east Many OF the stables IN tne VI
entity th0sc ~ Messrs motifs, belmont, Sanford
Lloyd ami Hune. Trayers, will not arrive for some
time yet peerng 20 complete their training on thelr
own private tracAs The following are the horses no"
Dr. WsfoSs Sabl,Dcfendsr Lel,ua Gen,er Fellow Graf, Gil
MOe Mcintyre W1rke Flora Acyor and Two imported two
eao By SaotcreT and Camoan Seons1g to M Daring 81 Is
all the principal threeyarOl stakes belong, to Joaa Morry as
especially the csmbuscsu sl large rengEe Flora
Ssss eopd cn All the RoTs III. stable are looking we'll
Col McDGneis' SaboysermSn HAIRY Bsssett Abde kores
Cora Linn Katy Pease Lady Motley Meteor and three others
named Joe Daniels suffering from cracked heels Hubbard D9e
BIN as twOyeod be realized this Harry Bassets in
excellent condition and will be ready for the ArqOus abou. TO
which he m have to measure hi; speed against SIT Kentucky
o@s GbosSeTs stsSE-Jadge CARTS Mary Louise Hairs,
reeearO Lightning and the fOuryearOd As'erod Colt O As
JOS Don@haSs Stabe-Alroy Tamnny Glamour AlOy
ESh sstfs Sta5Msor Trumps Brother to James A. Con
molly years Frank Swift Doctor Cadence and theeyearod Aod
Wyndnam waaen,s saoh-IvsrpOOl A'goe, VIM Minnie W,
COrlela Girl the PERIOD Lake SnOe oce
tNoyeaOh by Lexington, by Kentucky
and one by Australian, with two Others-lT In all
Diron Sta5Gae and Abuera, both being educated for
hurdle racing. ~ go
ThompsOHs SsG6-NckAack. AthOne and Lobela-ah
hurilers
Carroll d Coars Sdble-Oroan Govene The Nurse bay colt
BY OAKLAND and chestnut colt three by julius
Rtoy TUTORS gdsher Rosetta Poenta, AngloSaIon.
Katie Henrietta ally by Prophet dam Jessie Dixon Newport
pick Jackson The Earl The three seeple-
being imported English thoroughbred hunter BY
Westhe Actress who with varied when owned by
John Osborne Mr. Taylor does not practice his Jumpers
over regular the track but has made
one ueghborhood which all the jumps sf
forming for his horses whom the regular
will aferwad be comparatively King
looking WE'LL and his trainer sanguue Of ereng great
results with him did with the broken-down Judge
Curtis two years ago Rosetta Is large fne-Iookng
three arod and heavily engaged II her
stand preparation she will be dangerous opponent In
Poenta racing lilly webTe being hacroi the Derby
1863 ~ Donna del Layo Newport is engaged in
Algog for 900 miles at the forthcoming
meeting handsome colt full brother TO Morsey The
cof from Mr. Benons stable promises we'll harder
and steeple.chaser which lie is IN training
Mr. Hthess Std-Vespuaus King Ernest Benkron Mimi Elsie
by Dunlee; c.. years by Blair Atho, aud
The last the fnestookng twOyearods
The Kg Tom theyearoh, King Ernest in the
other hreeyeaTod stakes Frank hdge for
Mr. charge OF Mr. Wtherss stable
CisdOHs Stdb-BoneratA0n. lnyerary AMI lnyersnsd
1rHs SIblDenis Burns and Veuyius The latter steePe
chaser looking fine and will doubtless again distinguish himself s
will be ridden this season by John Tniy