New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
THE JEROME PARK FALL MEETING.

STABLES ALREADY on TIE GROUND-UNUSUALLY
INTERESTING RACES EXPECTED.
The Fall meeting of the American Jockey
Club will open at Jerome Park on Saturday next Inc
best hor country entered to contest in 50
prizes in races varying in distance from five furiongs TO
four miles The track is at present in excellent con
dton and should the weather be favorable an unusually
successful meeting is expected.
Among the stables already at Jerome Park arc the FOL
lowing: Col. D. McDaniels - horses including Madge
Matte W. and Matte A.. Willie Burke Brother to Bas-
sct and Minnie by bennington j Donohues, IL horses
including Spndrin Stanford, Deadh,ad. Eclar, Dublin.
scratch and Mollie Carew; boswell g. Cammacks SIX
horses including Kingbot Invoice, and Gray Log L. A
Claiaug's four horses including Picolo and Niator
John Coffces seven horses. including D. L. Carver.
Donnybrook, Nette Norton. Ida Wells, and bay
colt by Panic A. II. Torrances four horses including
Moonstone, Trouble and shaughrann; DR.. Wedons
seven horses inclu ding Galway, Busy Bee Moe OAR
ling Lutelia r.. and Century; W. r. Babcocks Wander
bllt chestnut colt and woodlawn Davis Pror's EPSON
and Paraphine E. snc1ecOrs stable eight horses IN
GLIDING Coronet Countess Ausrand. Rhadamanthus and
Freebooter Wyndham Walden's eight horses. including
shyock, Bullet. Leander, Warlock, Ambush; d. Nc
Conns Durgoo. Paper Maker. and chestnut niiy
by bennington; Ayres sutcilRes DiaVolo ana
Wyndham J. Thompsons Emma, and bay colt by Aus
traan, and Joseph Raeey's Alaric Before "Wednesday
evening the stables Of August Belmont Pierre Loriard
H. Sanford J. NJ Harvey. II. +. McGlatl d. ID. Withers.
Prryear Co.. j. y. Prior, A Taylor ana y j. mama
tyne are expected b- Jerome Park The horse dis
easc prevailing present in the city troubling the
horses the Park little but If the weather CONTINUES
10 be fine IL Will probably disappear before saturday -
Five contests announced the opening day. The
racing will begin with threeIuarter-mlle dash with
maiden allowances The second race will DC fwo-mile
dis ~ the for the Jerome Stakes There
are 40 nominations including LOrillaids james A, Me-
Daniels Joe Germs and Willis Burke, McGraths Chesa
pcake alvin. aud Aistides Haneys Ozark. Longsfahs
RhadaInanthus and Cabauehs Vator. The third race
for the Nursery Stakes n:iledash for two-yearOis Will
probably bring the best animals OF tue Lorlllard
UarDey Purycar & Co., Macarthur and Mcdaniel stables
There are 80 nominations The fourth will he tho
Manhattan Handicap. mile and quarter dash for oil
ages. The Of badge. Beatrice. Nanderbllt, Cal
vim PcolG, Wooltcd, Vassal, and Willie Burke nave
accepted weights and is expected that these no. scs
will Start The concluding event OF the day VIII De
Ing Tor all ages. distance mile ana an eighth
have five contests. including the Hunter and Maturity
stakes -Four races are down for the thr, day Thurs
day oct. T. the fourth day, Saturday, Oct g. tiero
viii be five races including the annual Sweepstakes
There win he five purse races on Tue day Oc ~ me
fri day. The sixth day. Thursday, Oct a. VIII oHer
40 ros, Stake mile race he race for the henoess
Cup and two Other contests TIE meeting VIII ccncuns
on saturday. Oct Ii, with Ave races, the last 0eing
handicap sweepstaKe TIE first race cach day Will Degn
nIomptly at 1880 n. m The Harlem Railroad Company
will run trains frOm The Grand Cent?: Depot 40 tht
Jerome silimg. leaving n 1900 and l25 M also two
regular trains Fordhan station which Will leave az
ll:iO q. IN. and 1909 D. m.