New-York tribune., 1873-06-12
THURSDAY, JUNE H. 1873.
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

and the Ascot Derby Stakes.
| The cup was won by Wnsow; Eeine second and
Oxford Mixture third. Twentyseven ran and the bet
ting at tho start was 2j to ! against winslow. 10 to
against Refine, and % to against oxford Mixture.
SUMMARY.
The Royal Hunt Cup, piece of plate, value 800
eigns added 10 handicap sweepstakes Of 10 soyeregns
Mr.. strattou's b. O. Winslow by Lord Clifden CresOw
Mr.. Lombard's b. T. Refine. by Monarque, out Of File
Mr, someryiilos sr. T. OXFORD Mixture by oifQrd
oi lrlsh
The Ascot Derby was won by Gang Forward beating
Highland LaddIe second and Andred third. The betting
at the start was 0 to / against the winner.
SUMMARY
The Ascot Derby Stakes Of so sovereigns each, half
forfeit with 2O added or three-yearod colts 20 carry
stone 10 pounds and nlos stone pounds: swinley
Mr. W. 5. Crtwford's eh c. Gang Forward. by Stock
well. out OF Lady Mary.
Mr.. Merry's b. c. Highland LAddie, by Scottish Chief
Lord Falmouths ch c. Andred, by Blair Atnol out Of
MOOdraIt
JEROME PARK RACRs-sECOND DAY-KATM PEAsE,
PREAKNEss, DRENNUs, AND FADLADEEN THE
WINNERS.
The American Jockey Club could not have
desired beautiful day for the enjoyment OF the
racing Of the second day OF their spung meeting than
was youchsafed yesterday During the forenoon,
threatening clouds obEcured and tempered the suns
rays, but at midday the vail was withdrawn and the
sun shone forth in unclouded brlllancy. large and
fashionable assembage comfortably filed the spacious
grand stand the course was in excellent condition. and
the racing unusually exciting and productive Of un-
aloyed qualification 10 the visitors
The Ladies' stakes was the first race and was excu-
syey for fles, years Old similar the Epson oaks
but the distance mile and furlongs or one fur
long longer than the great English race The entrance
money 500 each, half forfeit with $1,000 added by
the Jockey Club, the second FLY to receive $500 out Of
tho stakes There we're l3 entries when the closed
but tbs death OF Mr. COar nulled the nominations of
Goyerness and Tie Nurse. The starters A. Bel
mOnts Electra and MedOra, both by Kentucky;
w. CottrITs sae Watson by Daniel Boone. and
Alice Mitchell by Planet; X. W. searss Annie Hall by
bennington; Col McDanielss Katie Pease, by Planet
James A. Grnsteads Sister TO Brennus, by Lightning,
and Major DoswelPs Lizzie Lucas by Australian. A
finer looking lot OF hrecyearold es has rarely faced
the starter every stable was sanguine OF success
The Pooselinc, both by DR.. Underwood and the Paris
Mutuas, was very heavy. In the auction pools,
CotTill's entry sold for s365; McDanielss, S26O
Belmonts, S2OO DOsweli's, $40; Grinsteads, $50,
and searss S5 The start from the foot OF the club
house bluf, and b. Bruce sent them or nicely Alice
Mitchell whose Office TO make the running for her
stable companion, sallie Watson at went to the
front attended In rotation by Electra (who had TO
the Office to Medora bat proved in the the
better Of the pain, Sally Mitchell Lizzie Lucas Sister
Brcnnus, Annie Hail. and Medora last. They ran thus
was leading Alice Watson and her stable companion,
Salie Watson, next Sister TO Brennus fourth, and
MedOra Lizzie Lucas, and Katie Pease their immediate
followers, close up with them. Electra led along
the lower stretch. the rest well together
IN bunch. The spectacle the horses swept up he
homestretch, the sken coo,s OF the riders glstenng
gaily IN the sun, exceedingly brilliant and the
enthusiasm Of the occupants OF the grand stand to
a high pitch As the horses dashed under tho string
Electra bore the and scarlet Of Mr. Belmont
length in advance OF Katie Pease, who the home
stretch had passed successvely tho horses before her.
saie Watson being third Going along the stretch OPP
pOse the stables Jimmy Roe took Katie Pease to the
front, and as they skirted the clubhouse bluff
directly opposite the grand stand, she two
clear lengths ahead Of the field, and going well that
her trainer who stood the quarter stretch,
at turned away satisfied that the was his own.
Indeed from this point II virtually won, for al
though Doswers Cottrils and sears's representative
nes were Tapped together the third quarter, Katie
Pelse with Jimmy Roe sitting perfectly at hts ease in
the saddle having occasion call upon her. galloped
home winner by two lengths from sallie Wat
for second place Lizzie Lucas fourth. Sister to
Brennus lfh. Alice Mitchell sixth, and Medora last OF
all. Tme 25Sl.
F Rse.rbs Iao stses for sss year. oii sio sscS
900 idde The second R TO receive $500 out Of the saLe
D. McDaaic Cos ch Katie Pe,se by Planet dam Min
c5'5 %i1ia sn watson b. daniel Boone: Nag
O. by
XIV. SsAr. b. A9nis i Han, Py Leamsgtoq dam Eeao.
August B'monts sh Electra, by uqeky Jam Bsuiee.'
'I,5, s,, s,.5Bs' b, imp Kash. Of s. George
Tloaas ". Dosse.s 81 h. By Australian dam Ease'' By
w eot.gF, cb Alice Mitchell By planet dam yoiaO
Time-258L
The Jockey Club handicap was the second race, and
sdGed tpe second horse to receive 500 out OF the stakes
two niles The starters ID. McDaniels Hubbard,
4 years handicapped at lO6 pounds; NJ. II. slniord's
Preakness years, llO pounds; T. w. DOswels EOlus,
years IOi pounds Rice & McCormicks stockwood.
wears; W. Il. Babcock's Ethel Sprague and j. w. Pen
nocRs Brother TO Connolly, 4 years. 100 pounds.
The pool betting was heavy, for the friends OF Col;
stakes, put down the money they had won on that
race avishly on Hubbard, while the followers OF the
Preaness stable we're unusually confident IN its repre-
sentative as Hayward IN the saddle. The partisans
of the Virginia stable OF Major boswell were also
iieye tnat either Preakness Hubbard could give him
weight IN ltwo-nile race, especially as
on the strength OF his Baltimore victory. had many
friends Ethel Sprague had few followers, who re-
nembered how IN a similar race at Monmouth PARK
two wears ago. her full sister Nellie Ransom had beaten
an equally great field OF iayoriies in canteT La the
pools, Preakness brought $3.50; Eolu. $500 Hubbard,
ts0 stockwood t5O Ethel Sprague, SIPS and Brother
TO Connolly, 800 Wnen the start was elected Hubbard
third, Preakness next. and Ethel sprague, VINO
showed considerable fracuousness OF temper
last. Before reaching the quarter pole, Fen,
nocks colt took lead OF two lengths, with Eolus and
Hubbard next Preakness and Ethel sprague
strung out behind them They ran thus around the
Clubhouse buff out of ightIOut coming into view
again change had taken place, Tor Eolus was leading
the field three lengths Preakness and stockwood next
and Hubbard fourth. on they came up the home
stretch; Eolus first under the strng length IN 'front.'
of hubbard. with Pennock third, StOekwOod fourth,
Preakness. who was nearly pulling Hayward out OF the
saddle hftb, andEthel sprague already beaten on owing
10 her refusing Around tue upper turn Hubbard
became second TO Eous. with Pennock Tapped on him,
bnt the latter retired as they went around the club
house bluff and stockwood became third, while Freak
ness laid handy the atter quarters Just as hey were
disappearng around the bluf Hayward Preakness
his head and when the horses came in view again the
blue Jacket OF Mr.. Sanford was seen Tapped on the
orange OF Major boswell, while the ooOrs OF the Nc
Daniel Confederaey" had fallen into third place but
bopelessly behind. On the lower stretch Preakness
challenged Eous, ana after sharp rally deprived hun