New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14
OUTDOOR SPORIS.
TIE TURF.


LONDON. Thursday, Juno Is, 1877.
At the Ascot meeting to-day the race for
the gold cup valued at 900 soyereigns, by Mr.
Iefevre's Henry The weather was pleasant and there
was large attendance of spectators, including their
Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Tho following is a summary Of the race;
The Gold Cup value sOys given from the fnnd and added
subscription of each, horse 50 out Of
the sske years OIL stone pounds four stone 10 pounds
Ave. stone pounds and aget stone pounds and al
lowed pounGsj miles and half % subscribers;
NJ Lefeyre's Henry "a
Baron Rohsebids Fsvonius a esrs.....'.....'.'.
Robsehilds Hannah e years) ........'''''''
The betting, just previous to the start was 10
against Henry, to against FayOnius, and 10 against
Hannah Five horses ran. Fordham, the well-known
jockey rode Henry 1.-THE winner.
THE EASTERN DUTCHEss RACES-THE AMERICAN
GIRL WINS.
ARMENIA, N. Y, June 13.-The Eastern Dutch
ess Association well attended to-day Part OF
the track was soft. Tho American Girl and VIM. III.
Allen trotted In the free for all the race the American
Girl winning in three straight heats. Time-2S5. &l9i
2:Gi
and Black GEORGE trotting six heats Tho winning time
was 1913, S:O5i 1904, 1912, S;lO' GO2t
BEACON PARK RACES.
BOsroN, June 13.-There was very large
attendance Of people at the closing Of the Beacon Park
Spring meeting to-day. In the contest for &27
horses there were six entries, but only
four started, viz. Clarancc, Grand Duchess
John Stewart and Lady Ross. Grand Duchess was tho
victor, Clarence taking second, and Lady Ross third
money. Time, 1890 1924, 2:S3i 2Sit Clarence won the
third heat. "
beating Abdallah, Hyyerson, and Titan, IN the order
named Tme-23T, 2:3Sf 2:4SA.
JEROME PARK RACES-FIFTH DAY-NUISANCE,
sPRINGBOK, ALARM, AND HARRY BASSEfr
THE WINNERS.
Bright, warm, Summer weather favored the
Ia gfa
yesterday. The programme owing TO the small number
of entries was not an attractive one, and there was
consequent and noticeable falling of in the attendance
In the first race for tbreeyearods only two started
Butcher, of Eclipse, from Mr. MOrris's stable. and
Mr. Crouso's FLY Nuisance who had run successfully In
the Ladies' Stakes Mr.. Morris's colt was made the
favOrite, but was beaten easily.
In tho two-year-od stakes, Hunter Trayers's FLY
Luna was made the fayorite the strength Of good
half-mile trial with Alarm, while Col. McDanelss lilly
Katie Pcase and gelds Northland, by Norton, dam
Glencoe were strongly supported. MinDie w., illy.
by Planet out OF Edna also backed but before the
race she ran away and threw her rider at the hurdle at
the head Of the hreequarter mile course Sprngook'
the representative Of the Kentucky stable OF MI
swigert from which two years ago emerged KingAher
and Annette the winners OF the Belmont and Ladies
Stakes, very easily although entirely dlSleSar9eu
Tn the'me dash for all ages, Hunter & Traverse cot
Alarm for the third time during this meeting bore their
port, gentlemen riders. proved oneslded aialr Tor
Newport being amiss from severe cold could not make
the sembance Of race and Allagoy won in canter
The twOmile heat race proved as was generalg antc
pated, gallon for Harry Basset who, enterlng
along exercise pace for mile and haif improved
the speed the last quarter mile, ALL dstaneed his
solitary opponent, Metea, in 3;5'l.
FRsr RAcE-Purse 85OPor threeyearodS Entrance 10
second horse be claimeLfo S25H entered
to be sold for $1,000 allowed n; for 81 507 i fr $1,000 u n
II entered sold 5000 carry ID; and not to be Sold u %
extra One mile and an ghth.
D. Crouss CHI Nuisance bv Planet dam Ultima
bR Blucler BIZ da
Time 1904.
SECOND RACE-Pure S50FOr goyearods Entrance money 70
horse. Five tur0ngs.
d. Swger ch c. Spring by Australian dam Hester
r. W. Kaliens ch Minnie
~ McDsnies CHI Katie
SrnglelI b. c. NOrtblali
TraVerss Lana
Tine, l:05t
THIRD $500 second horse beaten
allowed Old, pounds four pounds
Eve years and upward IL pounds one mile - -,
Hunter TraTss b. Alarm gea, BY Eclipse dam Maud
Donahues Oh. b. Alroy
W. W. Genis b. b, Qnintir
Four Others Time-l;io -,
RvrRA RAcgNfatch EACH p p wetr weights gentlemen
riders onem mile and an eighth - 40
COIN Lawrenee's & e. Ahgog by diversion dam Bridget
q r. WemoTes b. b. Newport b. Breckenridge dan sophia.
1ime-2h
FOURTH RAcs-Pue SOO; entrance money to second horse
heats OF two miles.
ID MeDanielss ch Harry Bas
j. H. ReynOss Oh. Metela... IDS
1me-3DI.