The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16
THE RACING.


The track was safe put not last for the horses
yesterday afternoon and the nat races came on
with great ecdt Dut the steeplecnase was COM
pctc llilure, the jockeys becoming demoralized
turing the jumping ana the majority OF them ran
he wrong way. The judges, however, placed
ihree and gave the race TO Diayolo.
The nrst event OF the day was for purse OF $500
for iwo-year-olds, with allowances for the get OF
untrisd horses ana mares; half mile. For this
four came to The post consisting OF ID. McDaniers
pay ally Dy bennington, dam by Arlington, carry
ing "a lDs.; P. Lorinards bay nlly Tigress, by
bennington. dam Remsrsc!ess. o. lbs; A. b.
lewis & Co.'S bay nny Lady Clipper, BY Hunters
Lexington, dam Carrie CROSBY, OF lbs, ana Mr..
Belmonts brown 1ly Patience, by Parmesan,
tam Patronage. "a lbs. Lady Clipper was the IA
Torite when the pool selling nrst commenced;
out as the selling progressed TiZress ran
into favor and sold for the highest money before
the start. When the four filics we're paraded In
front OF the sand they we're much admired BY
The connoissenrs In horsenesh, VINO all agreed
that more beautiful quartet never came 10 the
post. Mr.. Belmont's nily, Patience, was closely
pcrutinized oy the old horsemen, and the majority
Of them thought she was perfection In graceful coE-
formation, colonel McDaniers niiy was also much
ldmires, but was not backed heavily for some rea-
son In he pools. she won tue race, however, beat
ing Mr. LOrIllard's Tigress a neck aud shoulders
PARIS MutneIs paid on McDanielis ally $40 10.
1ne second race was the Ladies' Stakes tine
American Oaks Tor nllies three years old; one
mile and halt There were tnlrtV-nne nomina-
lions for stakes, put only SIX came 10 the post
These were Mr.. McDanieI's chestnut nlly Matte
A., by Australia, Dam Minnie MansneId; Clark
Grlnstead's CHESTNUT Oily Mlsdeal, Oy Gllroy, dam
Mishsp; boswell 4 Cammack's brown nly Invoice,
ov lexington, dam Volga; Nr. Belmonps chest
nut nIJ Oupa by bennington, dam Ollata; Ioln
2. Cnamberlin's chestnut nlly scramble, by star
paws dam SKedaddle, and gray hllT Lizzie r., py
Aster, dam FAIRY. Onripa was great iayorlte over
Ihe neld, selling In one pool for 5000, while all the
others combined only fetched SIS Is 0tipa run
. waiting race for mile and quarter, aud then
she went mp and out rom the others IN the easiest
possible manner, Just, Ia fact, IN the same way
that she has won all ncr races; and n any person
had doubts OF her staying qualities Tor mile ana
A half or more they now put them At rest.
From the example she mace OF her competitors
yesterday she must hereafter be looked upon
as a race nag Of the nrst order, ana MI.
purchase Tnere were two nllies IN the
held, however, that disappointed their
packers most wofully, ana we should Juosse rom
n the Belmont stakes the other day. anu theH
miserable performances In the Ladies' stakes yes
lerday, that there Is something radically wrong
n the stable. All OF these horses could run fast
and STAY distance AT Baltimore TWO weeks ago;
but the manner they have been brought 70 tne
post at Jerome PARK SHOWS plainly that there mas
been neglect or some thing worse In the stable.
change IN the management might DC an auVan-
tage 10 tne proprietor OF the Long Branch siaoie,
ut least that IS The oplnion OF manv oil the late
hackers OF Tom Ocniltree and Lizzie X. The Paris
Mutnels only paid s. 90 on olItlpa, so great
avortte was she al the start.
The third was for a purse or $780, the
winner OF the mile heats on the third day Of the
neetlng u carry IDS extra; the race 10 be meats
N mile and an eighth. Four came TO the post
comprising I. Il. n ". Il. DAVIS chestnut morse
Fsdladeen, BY War Dance, dam Nova Creina, aged,
carrying lis lbs.; Mr., Delmunt's black colt Rnada-
nantRus bY Leamngton, dam Nemesis 8 years
Dld, ~ lbs; d. McDaniel's chestnut morse spring
sok. nv Australian. dam Hester years old. Ito