New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
soon "a Mr. wingate can draft the papers and consult
with Henry L. Clinton who will be associated Win him
THE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACES.


LIMESTONE AND TROUBLE THE WINNERS.
There was large attendance at jerome Park
Yesterday to witness the fourth days racing OF the ran
Meeting of the American Jockey Club, botwithstandne
the prematurely cold and uninving weather, which
was strongly indicative Of the near approach OF Winter
The track was in capital condition and the racing was
of the highest order OF excellence, each event peng
productive of close and exciting contests.
The mile DASH purse Of $500. winners OF $1,000 or
of the mile race on the second dav to carry seven
pounds extra maidens allowed II years old OF less
seven pounds IL five years or more tweiVe pounu',
had seven runners, We, Moore's O'Neil, years. 90
pounds Lawrence & Lorillard's Resoute. years. io0
pounds Coffee's Ida Wells years. % pounds; ohai'
berin's Survivor years. 1l5 pounds r. Lor'liaros
Stanford years. 1Os pounds; Bannatynes Audubon
wears 1o1 pounds and Strngfelds Ravenna' years,
6s pounds. For this race. Survivor twho hao oeeh '
at the post In the meheat race on Wednesday won py
Preakness) was made the avorite Notwithstanding ne
carried the top weight. selling in pools for $3.50 keso
lute for seo Stanford $3.50; Ida Wells 126 Audubon
sa5 and Rayepna s35 The other starter. O'Ne, was
NOT sold In the pools for it currently reported
that he would not rum but be reserved Ior
the next for treeyearolds In which ne was also
entered good start was effected. Audubon going to
the front on the and cutting out the running al MS
best pace Stanford being his immediate follower with
Resoute next, and the favore close up Gong around
the house hill Stanford pulled back into fourth
plaoe and Survivor became third. Audubon retained
his lead until entering homestretch. when Survivor
challenged and passed him. aud although Baroee
brought up Stanford with determined rush half way
up straight runn the white and crimson spots were
borne trumphany IN front to the finish, Tor survivor
won ceverly by a length Stanford beating Resoue by
two lengths for second place. Audubon was fourth
ONeil next, Ida Wells sixth, and RaveDna last Tme
LAG.
The mile and quarter dash for purse OF $780, TOT
three year-ods FLIES to carry los pounds beaten maid
ems allowed pounds, and winners of $500 during the
year carry pounds; Of 1000 pound; of $1,000 10
pounds extra, the second race Inc runners were
four in number-Thompson's Emma, by Australian, 100
pounds; Moore's ONeil, by Lightning, 1O2 pounds;
Coees Nette Norton, by bennington, los pounds; ana
Chamberin's The Hoaxer, by War Dauce, los pounds
The favorte in the pools was The Hoaxer, who
sold for $40, Emma for $500, Nettie Norton
for sl65, and ONeil for slO5 The favorite
was first away when the flag fell but was
quickly passed BY Nette Norton. who. with The Hoaxer
and Emma Tapped on her quarters made the running
for three quarters of mile, ONeil acting as whipperlu
half dozen leugths behind. Turning into the home
stretch, Emma beaten, and the race left to Nettle
Norton and The HOaxer the former on the hard ground
outside rails and the latter i'll the center OF the
course. Nettie Norton, however, was never fairly
| reached, and she won the race by two lengths, The
Hoaxer being length before Emma, and O'Ne last
No time taken in this race, as the Official timers
were not in the stand when 1t was rum
The twO-yearold race for purse Of $500, beaten
madens allowed ponds; winners Of $500 to carry
pounds; of 81 OOO ponds. Of $4,000 - pounds extra
of mile the third Seven ont OF
the eight horses entered TO the post the absentee
being Morrss Warninster gelding out of Rebel mare
Tue runners were Witherss Athlete by Gladiator, 95
| pounds; Benonts Babylon by Centucky, 90 pounds
McGraths Artides by bennington 1O3 pounds PLoril-
lard's James A. by bennington, 95 pounds; Puryears
Leader by bennington, 95 pounds and Lawrence
and Lorlllards Hyder Ale by bennington 1o7 pounds
including IL pounds extra for winning the
| Champagne stake on Wednesday last. 1t will thus
be seen that four out OF the Six runners by Leaning
and his running merits racing sire was evinced
Ar stdes were equal favontes, with Hyder Ali third
choice the two former each selling for SLIGO Hyder
$3.50 When the flag fell, Aristdes. quick on his feet
jumped off length in front, which he increased to two
lengths going around the n James A. being second
Athlete third Hyder Ali next, and Babylon Tapped on
Leader in the rear When the horses S came 10 sigh %
Athlete and Hyder Ali next. four lengths behind the lat
Arstdes and his stride began to shorten Hair way up
James A., arstlcaly ridden by Spauidlng, challenged
Aristides had him beaten few strides. aud coming
away won easily by two lengths Arsdes being three
lengths before Hyder All, Athlete 1Ourth Leader hfh
| and Baby lon last. Time l:lst.
The fourth race was "A dash OF one mile and three
quarters purse OF $780, with allowances; three
entered came to the post-LittcPs wildde four years.
! los pounds Cottrs Lytteton, aged ia pounds; Law
renee Lorillards snylock, five years. ia pounds Pur
wears Crinstead three years. 80 pounds aud p. Lor
ard's stanford, four years lol pounds Pools sold
follows: Grinstead. 81, 800; stanford, $50; Wilddle
| $3.50. LyttletOn, s4O0 and Shylock $500. Lyt
tletop made the running with Grlnstead second. and
Wdide, SnylOck and stanford tapped Tor three quar-
,ers of mile Grinstead then took the lead and
hall length before Lyteton they passed under the
string but resigned again 10 the latter before they
had reached the quarter pole. Lytteton held the lead
| until half way up the stretch. when Grinstead cha
Ienged him, aud beat him to the stand by length ;
LyttletOn finishing third, Wldlde 1ourth ana stand
| The Members Cup piece OF plate of the value Of
| $500 and $3.50 IN money, added to handicap sweep
stakes of s25 each play pay the second horse to
receive 500 out of the stakes members OF the club
Ilde, one mile and an eighth, had three entries and
three erunDers-Lmestone l4O pounds; Gray Planet las
hounds: and Fadladeen. l49 pounds. The betting was
GRAY Planet S00 FadladeeD, $50; and Limestone s65
Fadladeen took the lead, with Gray Planet in close
when GRAY Planet fell back beaten and Limestone, com
ing with rush, PASSED Fadladeen and galoped home
| very easy winner 10y a length; Gray Planet third
The secpechase for purse OF 1900, OF which 800
the second horse had four runners Trouble 1.-THE win
ner the steepe chase on the second day 60 pounds
Mary Clark las pounds; Daylight, l40 pounds; and
| Vesuvius, l42 pounds. Trouble sold for $500; Mary
dark $500 Daylight, $780, and ves9vus $3.50 Daylight.
Trouble waiting behind, led from the start to the en-
trance into the home stretch the last time
| Trouble took second place. At the last hurdle Day
light fell, throwing his rider, william Mdgeley so
fears were entertained that he was Killed outright
as he lay mouonless on the track while bis horse run
| rideress. This coDtremps enabled Trouble who was
immediately In Daylghts wake to assume the lead and
win the by three lengths from Mary Clark, who
took second money On examination Ii was found that
Mdgely. although mOmentarily stunned, was not dan
gerosy injured and the anxious ana excited feelings
of the assembage found vent in repeated bursts OF
cheering he was seen leaving the course for the
stables the shoulders OF several OF the officers
| Ill attendance.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
| SUCCESS OF PLEBIAN IN THE RACE FOR THE MIDDLE
PARK PLATE.