New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
THE TURF.
sworn in.

RAcE-HoRsEs IN TRAINING AT JEROME PARK.
In no previous year have there been SO few
racehorses training at jerome Park at this period OF
the season now. The Spring meeting OF the Ameri-
can Jockey Club will begin in three weeks, and there
are than 30 horses at work on It's course Ih
however to be attributed to any falling of in the
public interest regarding racing for the Forthcoming
meeting promises to be brilliant than any OF IFS
predecessors but to the circumstance of the Baltimore
Spring meeting being held prior to that at Jerome Park
The majority OF the horses that usually winter ana
train at the latter place have been this Spring at Pmco
Park. In few days, however, the stables at Jerome
Park will be fully occupied, for next week Mr. Bel
mons string OF Is thOrOughbreds from Babylon, L. L.,
and eight horses from the stable OF Mr. MeDanies VIII
arrive with many Southern and Western stables
from the meetings at Lexington and Nashville now ID
progress The extensive grand stand at Jerome Park Is
being painted and TO meet the demand for stabng ac
conmodation long line Of loose boxes Is being built in
the rear OF Mr. Bemonts private stables, which Will
afford room for 20 additional horses. The steepechase
course has been greatly improved and dwarf fir trees
have been planted beside the jumps which make
the ue OF the course conspicuous. The track Is
being constantly worked with the harrow and although
the weather has wet and unfavorable yet it is now
in good condition for gallOping. The stables now In
training at Jerome Park those belonging to Messrs
Littell Wyndham Walden, John O'Donnell, F. Watson
r. Shea c. Bell, ]. G. X. Lawrence and j. Peet They
comprise the following horses
IT. A. LilteHs &1ble-A. Taylor, tralner.-Gr IN. Mary
Clark years, by Lexington out OF Eagless d. c. Wild
idle years, by imp, Australian out OF Idlewlldi Dr. c.
Wizard years by Concord OUT OF Doly Morgan Gu. c.
FcllOWcTa years. by imp. Australian out OF AerOte;
Wnesap years. by Vandyke out OF Nna b. G. Reform,
years, by bennington out OF stolen Kisses; DknOnyA,
aged. Wdidl2, WIZARD and FeIlOWcrat are engaged IN
OF the great old stakes OF the season. Wild
idle has grown considerably since last FAIL aud Is now
one of finest colts seen, being fully 10 hands
high and, if he stands the ordeal OF thorough pepara
ton, he will be most formidable opponent In the Bel
mont Stakes at the coming meeting. Wizard s a re-
InarkaDy handsome, raclngllke colt, dark Drown In
color aud perfectly sound MS legs. FellOWCra mas
thickened considerably, aud laid on good deal OF
muscle during the winter he now stands re over 10
hands, but has lumber about him he Is cookbook
ing colt and Mr. Ltel Is lucky IN having sucn nne
trio 3year ods with OF whom he promises fair 10
carry of the Belmont Stakes. Mary Clark, having
again, and she perfectly sound she may carry OIL
OF tho purse races during tue forthcoming cam-
paign . -
O. Meteor years, AseroId out Of Maria Innis b.
FOrdham, years by Lightning, dam by Glencoe b. g.,
years. full brother ~ above and gr. X, years, by
Lightning, dam by Revenue. Meteor has recently
thrown curb, and is being bDstered. He will not be
able to run this Spring
Hy1adham WaLden's SaJe-J G. X. Lawrence's b. h.
LOclel years. by imp. Bonnie Scotland out OF Bonnet
b. C. 5hylock, years, by Lexington out Of Edith W.
Wyndham's ch. T. Minnie W., years, by Planet out or
Edna b. Aerolite years, by AserOid out Of Edith
Liverpool, by Planet out Of Novice D. h. GayO,
aged by JEFF Davis out OF Ninete ch Maid OF Athens,
years, by Uncle Vic b. years, by Lexington out OF
Kitty Clark.
r. Sheas Stable-w Borden, tralner-Br. b. Climax,
aged by Balrownle dam Jewell by Arab; cb h. Ginger,
years. by Wardance out OF George Woods ch. Chal
lenge Dy Eclipse out OF Columbia.
g. BelPs Stdble-Br. Luna, years, by AsterOid out
Glenclitfe, and two others. d. McCOun has 3year old
bay colt, by Jerome Edgar out OF Minnie Minor