New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
JEROME PARK RACES.
sPRINGBOK WINS AGAIN.

ertovment of the sport could have been desired
The not so large as on the previous days
M the meeting as yesterday regarded In the light
NJ an off day. by the fashionable public, although
oapita programmc OF sport was offered by the Jockey
Club and better racing has rarely Deoh seen hah IN te
| four events OF the day
The first contest, dash Of mile and quarter,
most exciting race between shylook and Sunrise which
Iasted for threelusrers of mile, and resulted in tho
defeat of the hv by neck. There was dissatis-
faction expressed the defeat OF the hy but before
the race IL was known that she not in good
| dnon The second race, dash or two miles,
vas won by the dangerous stable Of the "Mc-
| Daniel Confederscy" with Boss Tweed. a
horse hitherto regarded by the public as a very mod
/ crate racer Col MoDanlels started Sue Ryder also,
and the prevalent opinion was that she was the real
representative the stable but Boss Tweed won In
the easiest manner possible. He failed. however 10
secure a new his entered price OF $500 and
returned 70 his old stable The Members Cup produced
a most exciting race between two OF the six start
| ers-sanford and stOckwood-whO we're ridden re-
| speetveyi by Messrs. Cason and Bannatyne,
\ in a style worthy Of professional jockeys
the former winning cleverly at the hnsh OF the
other horses were the except the winner and
stockyood The last Of mile heats introduced the
Belmont Stakes winner springbok his opponents being
/ Buckden and Mildew. Many comments were made
| derogatOry 20 Ithe Judgment Of Col Mcdaniel In
| starting a colt having such valuable engagements as
sprngboK purse Of $500 but the veteran turfman
proved that his policy was sound for the raco was only
an exercising gaop for his colt who won with surpass
ing ease in 1.45t I4} the last heat being the fastest
ever run over jerome Park and IN 1t both Buekden and
MiIdew were Gistanced. The meeting OF the
great Kentucky colt, Tom Bowling, and SprngbOk
in the Jersey Derby Monmouth Park on the coming
Fourth Of July day Of the Long Branch races,
IA now anticipated among turimen with an interest al
most rivaling the last year between the
| NeE.a nrNIW Wa.l .lnr FuF ~ fnrwFr
Bassett and Longfellow. Tom Bowling has the credit
OF having run the fastest mile-heat record,
having at the recent Lexington meeting won IN lDi
a record unparalleled by horses Of any age. But
sprgb0ks time yesterday is regarded BY experienced
racing men as than eqlaling Tom Bowlings per
formance for the Jerome Park course with It's snuOus
turns is estimated being fully two seconds slower
than the Elastic Course az Lexington.
The Handicap sweepstakes for all ages, $50
each half forfeit. with $500 added one mile and quar-
ter The entries Shylock Conductor, Sunrise, and
Wanderer but the latter being compelled to take i've
pounds extra for winning the Westchesier Cup, was
drawn and his stable represented by Sunrise The
latter was at first the favorite but rumor gaining ere
dence that she was not good condition. she lost
favor and shylock became a warm fayOrite In the
pools He sold for s4OJ; Sunrise 800; Conductor 300
When the dag fell SAylOck was hrst on, bat all three
horses we're they passed under the string,
ana they Tapped past the quarter pole ana around
the clubhouse li. Coming IN view again sunrise vas
! o. ~ beLud me second horse At the head OF the
honIe-strFt6 shfScR f0IafAd Sunrise aud splendid
nome ensued sprngbok getting his mead Ia front
on last two strides and winning Oy NECK ~ 40
| Conductor three lengths behind Sunrise
.r5 asr r fdssf stS so sisi the second hrs. 10 ve h'
ne ne, ,1cspted afer pu0citoB pounds of
races O pound. eTia one nie AM qu.fer
years, Oy Planet, Jan UllnA.....
W r b. COadueio years by Australian dam Nesto
The second race purse OF 500 for all ages the
winner To be sold for $500 at aucton, with allowances
n weight If 10 be sold for lesser price two miles Tne
entri five IN number were Bessie Lee, years. 100 ID
pounds Ethel sprlgue. years, o. pounds;
Wines1p, years, 1Oj pounds; Boss Tweed,
pounds. Pools Lee t}-5; McDaneIs
PAR Boss Tweed and sue Ryoei $500 Winesap s5, and
lengths the best OF the start pulled back
TURN anu sue hyuer cut out tbe running Ipr ne hIst
mile VITA Bessie Lee second ana Boss Tweed IN striking
distance Going around the clubhOuse buf on the second
mile Boss Tweed went % the front never afterw4rd
hyaded and won easily oy i've lengths from Bessie Lee
who beat sue Ryder three Eng hs Tor second place.
Etnel spraSue was last Ime JA.
sEcosD RloE- 500 for 81 ss en1as' 9onsy 70 second
n,gp Il po 20 be sad TO carr 10 pounls extra Tso miles
eDaners Boss Tweed, years by As;erOd, dam AAbam''
Rec MoCo1iel yslr. oY IeIinsou,
dam hr Cboriser s2OO 40 pounds
heDine sue ryder years by Naight Of 81 George dam
" K Bs6oool, eh SDraeus y,. b, Aloss
NJ A. Litser, b. m wnessp, years By vandyTe Nina,
s4''V' ~ p'-''' Tine. 5:G.
The Members Cup the next race, and was handi-
cap for all ages. mile and one urong Eight horses
were entered but the withdrawal OF LOchiel and Yes
pucIus reduced the field 10 lie following SIX Cadence,
la hounds: sorre Dan pounds Sanford l5l pounds;
Mascus l4O pounds stOckwOOd l57 pounds and Victor,
l4O pounds. sJOckwOOi was selected ~ tue IaVOrlie'
and sold for OOO Slrre Dan sos; Sanford s26G field,
SgO5 aud Cadence SI75 When ne flag fell Sanford and
stocKWOOI singled themselves out and taking com
mandng lead the other horses raced together 70 the
vi
won an exciting by three lengths; stockwood SIX
lengths before Victor Time 2;Oii
THHD RAcEAs Member o1oi y,3. zig ,. 800 n,l1as s2 p
to the second aot, hAa1sP 0 all s me"'ei' o. 1 ' "
me 0.s Usson en- sanford ,r,d pound,
D. J. Bsla,,Jnss h. sherwood years, s7 ponds!
r Centre b. h. Victor years, 40 pounis ......'....5
" Halbser' eh g. Cadence yesr, lt pound'.....s
Tine, LU.i
The mie-heat for purse u $780, had three rnn,
ners, sDringbok Buck1en, and MlldeW sprngDoE soid
for 81. GOO: Buckden, $50, Midew, 500.
First Heat-Miidew got OF with lead or three
lengths Buckden second and the fayorte ast before
reaching the quarter pole, SprngDok pa ssed BucAden
and was at Mldews saddle grths as they went around
the clubhouse bluf Coming IN view agan springpPoA
,a leading Buckden lengths, Mndew having fallen
into the The avorte Increased his ead IN coming
up stretch, and won Will ears PricAed' easily III
Second Reat-No betting. 81 springboks superior
speed was evident tnat II was apparent ne coua 1ot
lose except he fell down. he and Buckden got on To-
gether when the flag fell. and the rider OF the latter
deliberately rode foul by trying TO push the faYOrte
agaiust tbe fence and by doing nearly threw MIN
over HIS rider at set him going W get out Ol he
difficulty and quickly drawing clear no gaiOped away
from both his antagonists and 70 revenge hllnseH on
Buckdenis rider disanced them BOTH and thus won
tne entrapce money himself The grand style IN whlch
sprngDok gaoped home in li4i the fastest mile ever
run on Jerome Course, excited the adnfaon oi ne
spectators. -
4GO all enfrsnce money 70 second
horse .aner Of second dsy u he meens excluded
d MeDsp., eh b. spnEbok BY Australian Out of Hes
d
Bueker Tns BuekdeB years D. Lord Ciaen dam Oon'
NJ s.piors h. Mdsw Lexington out Of Hssier