New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

LAST DAY OF THE ASCOT MEETING IN ENGLAND
RACES FOR THE ASCOT PLATE AND ALExASDfI
PLATE.
| LONDON. June 1o.-Ths was the last day OF
the Ascot meeting The following were the cher events
The Ascot plate OF 800 sovereigrs added TO limited
handicap sweepstakes 81 Is sovereiels esch IOrlci
for threeyearOd. and upwards the winner OF tne hco
stakes, ROYAL Hunt Cup 10 carry poCnus' anu "a
any other handicap after the weights appeas Poan
extra, and other race pounds extra, Io"esS
weight % pounds; one mile and a qnarter .,x,
CaP. STRINGS en- c. Lowlander, by Dalesman' Dam
Mr. Il, n BATS ch. c. Thorn, by King OF Trumps. dam
Lady Alice II iwthOrn years
Mr. Lefevre's ch. h. Drummond by Rataplan, dam
Eglanne,
The Alexander plate OF 1Oso sovereigns, added TO
sweepstakes OF % svereigns each 10 forfeit for four
year-Olds. i26. pounds years, i52 POUNDS
and aged, 1873 pounds Iaares ana gedlngs allowed
pounds; winners Of any prize worth 3oO .,ysIelss ~
any country in ls73-74 Of the Ascot Goodwood or
Doncaster cups Alexander plate, IN 1873 or 1s 10
carry pounds extra; maiden oury earods AT the tne
the second horse TO soyersigns out Of the
stakes, and the third horse to save his stakes; about
Lord Lonsdale's b. h. King Lud. by King Tom dam
NJ II H. De ai Boiard Frcncnj oy Vermont dam
NJ Lefevre's ch. C. f a-eoet. by Plutus. dam La Fa-
The last betting was to l against King Lud, to
against BOiard ana 70 against Fldgeolet
The attendance at tho meeting has been heavy
throughout and embraced several members Of the royal
family.
THE SYRACUSE RACES.
SYRACUSE. June l9.-There was a very large
ate ndance the syracuse Driving PARK to-day ana
the track was excellent condition. The race for the
$500 purse for horses the 2lO class closed with Il
ENTREES and II started. IL by Snap IN three
straight heats. Time, 1880 236t &il The race for the
81 500 purse for 25 class closed with six
entrees and all started Dlniel Jenknss Stallion joe
spotted Til took the d. ST and second heaI'' Ae' %'4'
1854, 229., 800, asa.
JEROME PARK RACES.
The programme of racing at jerome Park
to-day is one OF unusual excellence and promises not
only 10 compensate for shortcomings OF Thursday
last but 70 close the meeting in brilliant manner
There five and match on the card so that
there is an abundant sport The first race
Is Tor purse OF $780, twoyearolds for which CALVIN,
100 pounds; Marsyas y out OF Cacnuca. pounds; VIC
torious 81 pounds; Weasel, 95 pounds; Sister 10 SIX
Stockings 81 pounds mo, ~ pounds, and WINE BURKE
81 pounds are entered second for threeyear
ods that this year, for purse oil - niles
to carry pounds and beaten madens allowed poud'
one mile. TIE entries Harry Felter, 100 POUNDS
Scratch, pounds Sangamond los pounds Macaro3n,
10 pounds Erastus Corning, los pounds; REFORM no
bounds The fourth free handicap stake O <JO
each. with 800 added; one mile ana nVe-eeht>' ioi
Lizzie Lucas. pounds. Tie next event Is also lfee
handicap sweepsttkes OF 50 eatl WIZ s4fJCg auue
miles ana hall. The entries ana ~tlgnCS
shyiOck twinner 0f the NestcheStSf oup "a
Village Blacksmith. 10s pounds tIe Pease lOl pouDd
MerOauc lO2 pounds aud FolOwcraIt, % pounlS.
This VIII be "A exciting race ana Oe "lthesseu Wiz
Intense interest Inc IAHI I'Cc ~ ,'' A.. y Z ali
SIDE tnreequlrtes 81 MIL between M. /, 10 1o
lard's two-year-od colt james A, by Lealngton IVo
pouud, and Alessrs Lawrence and L1rllards tw1yeaf
OH colt ldcrII, 10y bennington, 100 pounds NelIhcI
rlcingke colts aud a good IS LOGGED for between
them. The following were pools soid al '"e ''0A0'