New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACES.

THE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACES
The Spring meeting of the American Jockey
Club ut Jerome Park closed saturday race
the WeatbeYby stakes for threeyear olds, 500
entrance, half forfeit with 81 900 added mile and
threequarters There "a entries the stake
which 20 came TO post Mr. Belmont starting Count
DOrsay and silk stockings, both sons Of Kentucky
Mr. Grnstead his gray colt Crockfgrd. by Lightning
Messrs Hunter & Traveps, their imported black colt
strachinO. by Parmesan. and Mr. Ltte. his chestnut
colt FeIowcraft, by Australian. Crookord the
fayorto IN the betting. Felowcraft made the
running. attended by SIX Stockings and
Strachino; Crockford keeping company with Count
D'OrsaY behind. and their riders cautiously watching
each other ana paying heed 10 the other horses As
they passed the stand the first time round Feowcran
leading SILK Stockings nalf length, CrOekford aud
D'Orsay Tapped each other and strachinO last but
pulling double Going around the bluff SILK Stockings
went in front wish CrOcOrd his quarters the others
close up. but when they In view the lower
stretch the favorite IN front and Count DOrsay
was nearly tapped on his stable companion Turning
INTO the hOmestreteh Palmer brought up Orsay
and challenging CrOcE0rd, splendid ensued. At
the lower end Of the stand the gray colt was leading.
but the moment Palmer called upon the Count, he shot
out and won the race by length, Crockford half
length behind strachino, and Fe!owcrat last Time BILL
The last mile and five fGrOAgs OF this timed
seconds than Katie Pease had run the distance the
Ladies Stakes: which was the quickest time record
for that race.
PmsT RAcETe Weatberbr siake, tareeyesods 800
sinner Of the Belmont stakes to pounds and Of the Ladies
@ sa.' ?9as s1l e.ssl -,a AiIyTO nominations value Of
a. Brmons ,h Count DOraT b. Kentucky dam Lady Blessing
Hunter rayer IMP saehiuo By P.nssan dam Nay
J e. Groes5ri by Lightning dam M.iap ITO
a Belmont, 5i-sioenrs BY KenacEy dam Imp Fuss iio
NJ A. Ifes cR Fcorin By Aasfaa dam sister % :yd
II0 pounds IE@s
The Free Handicap Stakes, mile and a quarter
.25 each with $500 added had twenty entries Of which
six started These Brennus % pounds The Nurse
Is pounds; stockwood. 100 pounds; woodbne, 100
PoiHhIs Bugadgn. 100 pounds and the Minnie Minor
iatot!te selling tOr 500 IA pool OF slO'5; Buekden
% 2IinSing siI9 Edgar Colt sl0 stockwood' slc5, and
ia attendance made tue running from start 70 hnsh
and won good race by half a length from Buckden;
NOOuDihe Oad third. Ine 2l2, the last mile being
run by stocHwood' who was specially timed in LAG.
sEeoyD R,cEPree Haneap Sweepstakes Of de-
earol 9u "ith s'O added le second 5l o.
be stakes closed S entries Of stakes s615. Cns mile
D. nraae's eh stooekTOod yeau oll By Asterod dan
BUCKLEY q ras mp Baeaiea rear. old By ori Ciea
Consequence pounds w Iakeaadl 80.
Far Champs. loo pounds Evans
Carroll Colr The Nafse, o By Australian dan
n A. LseIr, - ya,is DID, BY jerome Es,r Jam Minnie
" w,dsni e. BraSaa. yeir, oi BY Lightning dam Br.aaa
Tils-g:ii
The third was a dash OF mile, FOR a selling
purse Of 500 with allowances in weight according to
tine entered selling price. Sanford, pounds Quits.
pounds Liverpool SO pounds; Gerald IO1 pounds and
for 500; Quits S2T0 NnesGp aut Liverpool. SIS each,
ana Gerald S65 Sanford made the running throughout.
and won by two lengths from Qurs VINO was second no
hi all the way; Gerald bad Third Time, l:i6s The
winner, entered 20 De sold Or 500, put up
ton aud was bought n for $500 the owner OF the second
TaRo RAc-Parse 500 for all Eve per cen. entrance 70
allowed polH $50 alosed seven pounds
Doaa5ae es si1sori aoi 81 Uncle Vic dam Dolly Carter.
500 pounds (Douolurl
nTl' 5s a pos1d. md S'i 'i. oi o 'o'e l. Coll
Boarhuus oia Gsaa agoi oy MieksT Free Roso,te
v walden Cd. e. L1,rpoo year. ~ BY Planet dam Novice
NJ Ltie.rs6 wae.ap. Iea1,oi By yaaiyse Jam Sna.
55J i1a Dolais (E fhom.'l
FOURTH R,cz-Parse 500 ,gi per
srs 900 allowed pounds II or $50 aIowei
1aluls r s5oJ allowed l. pounds one ns ami thequase
b. yers e- b. ys,puels aged BY Palet. co,aabia,
Rice aetg2ai,ss . bessie L ysir Old b. satsr, Lesas.
dam by Cions.rr $50 p Doanis NahoneT'
" W1ie1's sr r. Brr5na, ears DID, 5v L. ataiag Jan
DoHahas saior ase By Uaee vic, Jam Dolly Garter.
v Z bsheooEs cSSdae,o yeiis od BY
J. Boug a Gerald aged By Mickey Free, dam Ro.elts.
"'''' 'O' p''-N Tns-j.li
CHASE or pd0s 55S Oi
The second FREE. About y miles
s Baua4,yus Dr. Duly. iiuHtsr Lexington dam OhO,
Joe Doushus en- george we., BY Asteod dam Mara Iun
oi. 10 ponds 90 ilel
Jeu Wtd-ns D. Victor by Uuc Vie Jam BY scvth.aa
pounds (Mrtca)
Il b. L0oAig Bonnie Scotland, dam Bonnet,
Oh
John Sorrel Dan bv vende dam unknown sge
O. K Lasrencrs village Blacksmith, BY yaaisl dam
Cholera Ass ~ pounds lsuto %
Tme-6:i.
The following are the principal winning stables AZ the
meeting Just concluded u. McDanlris y Co. WITH
Slringlok Katie Pease Boss Tweed and Joe Daniels,
al 500; A. Belmont with Count DOrsay and Gray
uet s5lO; W. H. Sanford, wItn Mate aud Pred6nesS'
e. go Z ce & Mccormack, with Wanderrr aud Bessie
Lee 2s55 d. ]. BannatYne. with Duffy and SOckwood
sf $50 j. r. Chamberin. with Survivor. True Blue and
Ereruu,. 81 3O0 T. w. boswell, with EOlus and Fad.1-
d.en 81 100 ! K Lawrence, with 5hylock 81 25, andJ
Donahue 81 100. with sanford and George West Aus
rau heads the list or winning slre his stock repre-
-ent-d W. Sprl-b0k, Mate, joe Daniels and Fellow
craft having won f9fs5, including piece OF pe, Yaue
81 UOO Planet comes next with S5,oO) won Dy hatle
F,.,e. sIurise Hubbard Vespuelds Gray Planet ana
:. nie W Lexington comes third with sj4b the earn
ms of ms SONS Preakness, Wanderer, True Blue aud
slylOcA.
CANOEING.
The second annual regatta Of the New-YOrk
Canoe Club was sailed Saturday afternoon, and the