New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
OUTDOOR Sports.
TILE TIRE.

Tie IUkF.
SECOND DAY OF THE ASCOT RACE MEErrSG-rHr
ROYAL HUNT CUP WON BY LOwLASDRR-RACING
TOR THE CORONATION STAKES AND THE ASCOT
DERBY STAKES.
LONDON June 17.-This was the second day
Of the Ascot meeting The were of more than
ordinary interest the starters embracing some o. the
best horses In England. The following the chief
events:
The ROYAL hunt at 200 soveregns added to
handicap sweepstakes OF 10 OvereIgns each for all ages
two-yearsoid excepted), one mile
Capt. sterng's ch. C. LowIander, by Daesman, dam
Mr. r. H. Ionss Maid Of Perth, S years oid.........
Sir f. Johnstones b. T. Flower OF Dorset, by Breada-
bane. dam IDperatrice, years old. ---.------ >
Twenty-six horses ran. The betting before the race
was To against the winner IA to against the Maid Oh
Perth, and 50 TO lagainst Flower OF Dorset
The Coronation stakes soverelgns EACH half for
felt for 3year old tes l22 pounds each the winner OF
both 10 pounds extra: maidens allowed pounds; the
second hy to receive 200 soveregns and the third 10
save her stake. one mile.
Mr.. Launde's CHI T. Apology. by Adventurer, dam
Mandragora (wnner OF the 1000 guineas aud Oaks)'
Lord Falmouths b. +. Blaneneur. by Saunterer. dam
Queen Bertha i22 pounds 49, dam
MayOnase, Ia pounds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The above were ali the Starters and there was little or
no bettng o. .ae course this race.
fet with added for hreeyear Olds colts i22 pounds
Wales stSes to- carry 10 pounds extra and the winner
OF the Oaks 1900 guineas Stakes pounds e&trai
malden8
One mile and hall.
Lord Falmouths on C. Atlantic. by Thormanby, dam
NJ J. Lefevres b. c. Ciaryoyant (Ffenchj by Monlag-
nard dam OastOrlne.
Lord Bradfords Dr. c. Boscobe Oy Caterer. dam May
There were out four starters ana little betting
The second year OF the Sixteenth Ascot Biennial
Stakes OF 10 soveFegns EACH with 100 added for three
yearold colts l22 pounds lilies ll5 pounds Tue owner
Of the second horse to receive rs soyeresns out Oh tue
the stakes; one mile. ,,. -.
Lord Wton's b. c. Spectator, by spectrum, dam 5nam
LORD Rose6errys Dr. c. Couronne de Fer by Maoaron,
dam Lutte Agnes. D
Only four stsrted and there was Little or no betting Oh
the race.
JEROME PARK RACES.
Five races were on the programme at Jerome
Park to-day, OF them Will be totally uninterest
ing a. only horse is entered in each, while In the
third only entries were made tbe fOtn or
Members Cup, with gentlemen riders. members of
the Jockey Club. will bs filed The steep:o chase
Eve entries but it is quite uncertain how many OF
these Will start This stats Of affairs VIII cause
disappointment TO thousands, and although the
Executive Committee held meeting last hl4h'
to enGeavOr TO arrange fresh programme
nothing whatever was Tbs srst race for purse
sSO3 for maiden horsesthat s those that had never
won raceone mile and half, had only one entry-Mr
slnford's Kad-who, consequently, had walk over
The for purse Of $780, with allowances IN
weight for madens one mile and quarters Is also
walk over" for Hunt ReynOlds's colt Whisper. the
The third mile ana quarter, Tor
purse OF $780, has oniy Two entries
"A b. Lewis & Co.'s Vandalite and Hunt
Reynolds,s Christine The steeple-chase for "A
purse Of $500 has five entries-fammany, Bullet.
Electric Blind Tom. and Henrietta A few pools only
were sold the steepe chase ana threeyeaTOid race
In The former TammanY sold for $50; bullet s9J
Blind Tom SIS; Henrietta, & aud Electric. $40 Ia the
race Vdndate sold for $50 ana Christine
SIS. 49, 80,
At Chamberlins vandalte sold for 800 and Chris
..,.. Drl.. fpF d.
Blind Tom for s32 and the field for S2S AT JUhnsons
the preferences were about the same.