New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
THE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACLs-THIRD DAY OF THE SPRING
MEETING.

THE TURF.
JEROME PARK RAcEs-TuIRD DAY OF THE SPRING
MEETING.
The American Jockey Club have been singu-
"a favorc wh Gne weather on the first three days Of
yh,r sprin- Meeting and the attendance has in conse
quence been larger than in any previous year. satur-
tav the th day was all that could be desired for the
enjoyment ot tho racing. The sky was cloudess' the
hrig ght rays the midsummer sun we're tempered by
cool and breeze the course was in the finest con
Ti.lon pos and the attendance was unusually large.
Tlc Executv. Committee OF the American Jockey Club
CIust be highly gratifed at the brilliant success which
Ra attendc their efforts make this meeting surpass
predecess rs, aud which has rendered jerome Park
Ele GOOdwooI OF America.
The first Saturday for purse OF 500 for
Clreeyear-oll the distance one mile and a quarter.
Ere entries were John L. Wcllss chestnut colt Fellow
craft by Australian, j. T. Chamberhus bay colt Survivor
yYandal, d. D. Wtherss imported bay colt stonehenge
1y BLAIR AAo A. b. Lewls's bay colt Joe Johnston by
Hunters Les J. A. Grinsteads Eaire by Light
s1g J. W. Ptnnocks chestnut colt by Planet and G..
73ers bay colt McFadden by Lightning. The interest
TG this rage was indicated by the heavy betting in
she auction and Rench pools, In the former Joe John
eon was a first the fayOre. but suDplanted by Sur
yor who iu tom was deposed by the imported English
colt stouolelEt. Tie latter sold for $40 Survivor
rr 1920 Joe johnson for .75. Felowcrait
nor Sl1O G.ld for Sl05 stonehenge was ridden
buakng him tine favorite When the flag fell Joe John
eon jumped oG Win hel lead with Survivor and Mead
den his quarters, but at the furongpole PennocRs
colt shot TO the 'front.' aud made the running to the foot
Of the Clubhouse bluff where Blr0ee let out Survivor
and IN few strides he passed the leading horses and
hRas clear length ahead as they went out Of sight
orOund the hI. On the lower stretch Hayward on
Gtonelenca moved through his horses and took second
Slace, Fenoveraft being third. AT the head Of the
etretch sioulenge cOlared Survivor, and raced with
Rim TO the lower end OF the grand stand, where he got
ss head 'front.' bnt the moment he had apparently the
Eace in hand he suddenly quit and Hayward had great
difficulty u keeping him straight and preventing him
GwerVng the course This left Survivor the race,
which be won cleverly by three lengths from Fellow
craft, with J1ehenge q bad third. Time, El5l
suxxAEI,
Jraovr P,nE Ta Day saia June l+Pur's $500 foI rse
fuf-- 20 Of
tkes goa sir- tie Belmont S.lEe pounds extra,
~ Csnss-1b Survivor dam by Lexington CBaTbes).,
~ lusIs cL C. floEerati oy Australian, dam Aerole a.
D6Wacs,iI. soaoatags 5y Bar Iioi dam Coabf W.
Ier. C. b. BOB joilsol By IiGaer, Lexington, dam
G5,5e sa Eof By Lightning, dam Bicans %. Nc,
M P,, dan, i,es r. fr iDi5,ssiaej
: Hsbc r.r.eu, by Lightning. 1aa Nora Crena wv Lake
'''''''''' Tne-l.l5i
e second rlce was a dash Of y miles, for all ages,
o. purse or 10 for which NJ H. sanfords bay colt
olte, years old Col Mcdaniel Co.'s chestnut colt
5ulbard, years old, and ]. Wilson'S bay colt John
luger were entered but the withdrawal Of the latter
te the race % The representatives o. the "Conteder-
DcYs" and Proa.,uess stables. Mate, who had the
Eordham Hlu-,C the rst day. bad the call, for 1t
was known that Hubbard short Of work, and his
defeat by Prcaluess In the Jockey Club Handicap,
E1o second day attributed by his stable to this
cause. Hubbard, ridden b. 1aCabe who won the Dixie
Stakes on Iim Baltimore last Fah, jumped of with
strong lead the moment the nag FELL and made the
ming Tor nearly mile aud half, when Hayward who
tsd .S been eame % his time patiently. vent up and cha
anu heeo act cusued TO within 100 yards from hOme
when Mate appeared in trout aud Quilting Hubbard,
Won R0Oi race oy alength aud a half in 8:O9t The
doubts which ntl been entertained OF Mates ability 10
Ao.t OCT TO- stance were eaectually dlspeed by the
style 10 who. lo won this race - Wv
szEAEr
sEo5p RACE s5o Tor al entrin money 10 second
b. h. ssl,il be- Mate b. 4as.raan dam Matte Gross, years
DMDzs o. & aoo.r By Planet dam Mimi: M.us:
JRWso e. & John Doasei By oc5si dana Matte c.
Sy7As on
The Westc ier Cup the next race, and Of the 1s
bores en'o i've came 70 me staring posi- 10 run the
IuIcks WaLt aud Bessie Lee T. w. DOswell6 EOlus,
J f. ChauU.illls True Blue. aud PennOcRs Brother 10
James A. Connolly Tue betuuS On I.ls race presented
quito rec 1u.l aspect tng Ntw-1 orkefs buRp1Iung
MeCOTmcEs entry, and the Virginia ana Maryland
gaciDg IGra gong Tor Eous. The pool betting was as
$50; True Bue, 500; aud PeuuOcks colt sJ The race
sd.nt OF e description, for Wanderer took the lead
without oNtT having been headed, and gaOped nome an
easy winner y four lengths 4Oi True Blue, who lost
consider ground at the start through hs unwilling
20 g5t Ol very fast and game diler Hayward
once Induced hn % extend himself, hnisAeQ second a
dozen lengths I front Oi E0lus, Bessie Loe fourth and
IeunO-Es colt last.
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IHisD fSc.lls Wscleale- tl fWe'staEes OF so eAeh
hal forfeit pI adde's second h0rsg ~ reoYe eSW OUT o
tls stakes -e s.- oi y amo1ln % So 70 eaIiJ
pounds Of 5000 pounds Of SiJ O pounds extra Two nes
ana quarter.
lee Mecerrici. el wsrac BY Lexington, dam Coral
~ Clsn5.15 B. e. iT.s Bas b. Leil.toa DAN Balloon.
3D. l pounds NilWad
T. ". DosT- b. Eols t Lexington Fanny Washlu gion
O1 lif lOrIi fsali
Re MCOI4acs & 5e Zee, 7 Hunters Lexington, dam BY
Ch0nThr fan DID, lJ3 0llcE (Donalue
J. W. P1u0c G. u Fs4.A Margarine, old, l05
PQul1f lelacs. il
Tine 4sOA
The .yurth contest was hack race for gentlemen
Ffers Tor subscription cup, value, 500 second horse
. sgoid1nOuuted wmpi aud tArt, par Of spurs; &1i
each, .. D., fIloeq quaItcr. of mile There were five
runners, although three only appeared card: MI
lawrence lDcnIuyur; Mr. PecHs Opael4; Mr. Cen
lies White AOse. owners Spider and Mr. PurdYs Frank
bwift. 1uere s5aTce yhuy betting, but what was
zone LOebnyar was tue faYOute over the Held Ie
UflHNl fH.a Nr faHf @ HH 80