New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07

TIE TIRE.
JEROME PARK RAcEs--To-DAY's PROGRAMME.

The Spring series of races at Jerome Park
will begin to-day Should the weather prove favorable
there will be large assemblage OF visitors for the pro-
gramme Of sport provided by the American Jockey Club
Is Of unusual excellence. Upward OF l5OrhOroughbreds
are in the stables adjoining the course ready and
for the approaching tournament
The racing begius with the Fordham Handicap, o
sweepstakes Of $50 EACH half forfeit aud only 80 de-
clared not to accept; the weights imposed by the
Handicapped with $500 added by the Jockey Club; tho
second receive 500 of the stakes Thirty
eight originally entered for tins stakes, OF which
number exacty onehaf declared OF the remaining 49,
the following 10 Will probably to the post ortOan
and Preakness, each carrying III pounds Buckden,
100 pounds; Mate, Gray Planet, and Winesap, 100
pounds Sanford. los pounds; Business, 81 pounds
Sue Ryder 95 pounds: Hattie ONeil, 90 pounds Boss
Tweed. 30 pounds Wheatley, So pounds, and Vim, rs
pounds. Ort)lan this race last year. carrying u6
pounds, or ponds more than he Will have TO
today and he is in excellent condition at present,
his OF repeating his last years victory Is atter
ing Mate and Preakness represent Mr.. Sanford's
stable and whichever selected will be danger
ous Preakness always runs well at the beginning OF
the campaign but, being horse OF delicate constitution,
requires long time to recover from the effects Of one
severe Mate is rumored 20 he good horse also.
Buckden well at the recent Baltimore meeting, and
he is In fac order His speed undeniable and the dis
TANGO viii suit him. Business who won the handicap
stakes OF mile heats at Baltimore, Is good horse but
may find the company too much for him on this occasion
Planet with only 100 pounds possesses good chance II
he starts which, however, Is doubtful; this colt has
only one race since Mr.. Belmont gave
$4,000 for him at two years old, but the
distance here is admirably suited TO him.
Winesap will represent Mr.. LItell's stable, and 100
pounds tvcy earOld is nice weight to carry AT
three years old she herself by winning the
Monmouth Oaks but that year she apparently lost her
FORM ran eight times without success. Wbeatey
will represent the Monmouth Park stables IN preference
TO Breunus, aud with only IS pounds Is not over
weighted The race proMlies 10 oe an eAclung one
and productive OF intense interest among the spectators
The Belmont Stakes, tue great event OF the meeting. Is
the next race IL is I0r yeiToIds' eIgl edcn hd
forfeit with 81 800 added by the Club aud piece OF
plate Of the value OF $40 gwen by Mr. Belmont the
President Of the Jockey Club with tle cOnd
ton that should his own stable win 1t, 10 VIII be gwen
stakes which, II only dozen start, will De
worth s. $50 the or the 70 entries remaining,
starters: Mr. BelmOnPs SILK Stocking By Kentucky
and imp. colt by breadabane; Messrs Hunter &
piried colt Srrachino by Parmcsan; Mr. LttelPs
Wizard BY Concord +. MOrriss Long Branch by Eclipse
Witherss stOnehenge by Blair Ath0l; ID. McDdniels &
CO.'S spnugDOk by Australians W. Cottrllls saline Wat
cord. or tns lot silk stocking Sally Watson, Wizard
Long Branch and spungbOk were all winners at Two
ington, and sAle Watson three times. The imported
colts stOnehenge and Breadabane, both rtarted last
as both knocked over at starting They are both
splendid looking animals aud their respective trainers
are equally -augdIue; bat SIX Stocking IS rumOred
~ he the flower or Mr.. Belnont's colts. There
has already been considerable betting between the
Imported bred colts in this race at the odds
OF 500 to SIS the latter. Wayerey won the three
yeaold stake III Lexington this Spring mile heats in
good time Long Branch very respectfully last year,
winning Of four races ana being second ana thrd IN
two OF them. Sprngouk Is IN 1nc order, and VIII be
dangerous horse IN this Sllie Watson won two
races NewOrleans this season, and tue COttr Cup
Mobile. on reviewing the List OF probable starters
and tho best vi Mr.. BelnOuts couple.
The third is purse Of 500 Tor all lagos, entrance
ma ALA ftp
threequarers OF ulle The entres for this race are
FadlIdeen, Hubbard, Brennus, Midew, Bngaman Mani
roba Maseus, PenuOck's Planet Colt, QUITS, Survivor,
The Nurse, and tie Lcdmington-Rebecca My This Is
large field and will produce an exciting race over the
sixfurloug course Tue last OF the day steepe
chase for purse Of tO OF which the second horse re-
ceyrs 500. Tue entries are Niage ckSmlth' DdnY
Lochel, ana NclOr' anu LocHlc' oluS lar " 10 'no
At tue pool selling last night Gray Planet was the
being second, OrtOlan third, AMI Buckden fourth
choice Ryder VIII not start as she fell and injured
betting on the Belmont stakes at the clubroon, last
night was very heavy. BelmOnts entry sold 10 $40;
Hunter and Traycrs, $50; Grinstead, Sl25; McDan-
irls sCO; Withers SOS; Morris, $40; Ltell, SIS Cot
trlll $40 aud Bruce 81, Ia pool Of fll5. In the
Blacksmith $50; ami Victor, go The heavy rain mat
fell yes erday afternoon has eecuay laid the dust on
the track, ard no more Tails the course WI" DO III kood
BEACON PARK RACES
Boston, June 6.-The Spring meeting Of the
Beacon Park Association closed to-day with race for
purse Of $780, for horses that never beat 221 LOyetPs
b. IN. Gazelle, Mace's CHI z. Judge Fullerton and
Bowens blk. g. Camors started In the pools Gazelle
was warm fayorite. selling for 100, TO 80 for Judge
Fullerton aud 20 for Camors Before the start made
for the became evident that Gazee was Of
striking into pace and acting badly in the first heat
that Judge Fullerton would have distaneed both her
and CanOrs had Mace driven hun for Il. The time was
2:27. The second heat about the same, the mare
acting very badly, and Judge Fullerton winning by
about three lengths in 22Gt followed by CamOrs After
the first heat betting changed in favor OF Judge Fuller
ton II being evident that barring all accidents he must
win In the third neat Gazele paced the first quar-
ter bur directly broke, and three lengths In the
rear of Judge Fullerton the hafme poles She trOtted
better up TO the quarter pole, but again broke
CamOrs also acted very badly Mace sent judge Fuller
ton home winner OF the heat aud in 222i Gazele
second, and CamOrs third. The attendance was very
large numbering at least 5000 persons.