, 1875-11-08
SPORTING,
THE TURF.
JEROME pANK RACES.

NJ" lHRH. Nov. G.-ThcFe w3A 4 taIRa attend.
ance \. jerome Park to-day. thu lsAt Of Tho CT.
trs fall meeting OF tho American jockey C1ut,
Tho frat race waa n selling swtepstak.s. three.
f'arsrfs Of NILS, and tho raco was wou b7
Johe u, Atctnruu rocnnd, MRtslo #. third, and
| 'a1lerb'lt fourth. Time. l:20
lie feconI race was = FREQ handicap Sweep
takeH. Which WAS won bY tiadge. nlladAnatthua
| teco"a' LefAps third. Jos Cerns fourth. Ahylock
mn. W, and Weatherby aist!,. Tina, 9:155{.
4Hf t4'fd TACO for tneinbarb cup, 4 free hsnr1i-
san h"sssl'htakfs. mcnberh OF tls clut to rldo !
hl1lo: TITO race wan won lY 1,.g Sandy, by three
,shst,s N:;n !, Survivor tecon', HylocH third, as
u sand:. l'!. Yic y, ts Taco "aa All eaey QUO for
- iIatsh rae. VA frce handicap sweop-
| ftakoe, mile. The race vaA won bv Sfa1ve.
Esypt sccon1. Willie Burke thtfI. Arrt,,i,.s
| l:43. 1'AS' A''ae'
1ho nth race and lint waa d hhndican stccp}e-
chtAa over tho usual courAe. The racy VA. ,Tnn
" lse7olnto by ntariy forlong. Osago sccot,j.
noz tI,rew l'i' rider at the foot Of tho Lis aud
D!aTo'o broke down In his or hlnd lc. .Itcr
clearing tho water iumr. Time. 4.25. Tia
whole rAco uaa succession OF ru,sha1s savo Ia
tho "innor. 0asge nearly threw hin rldof ct tho
Bsone wall.
WARRINGTON,
WAsuiS0ros. y. e., Nor. G.-Ibe truttinc
matches prevented by tho weather during tic
week took place to-day. The frat race visa miio
ise.ss ~ best three in tire; fos purse of s2co9
f'No not 70 the vi TlnneF. 1he following started :
llanter, Hatemsn. aud Frank Munron. Frank
limo. 2:A5. 2:45, 2:421>1.
Ihe second raco Was for local horssB.
BAN fIASc1ACQ,
BAN FaASclsco, Caf, Nov. Cat tho Bar Dis
trlct track yesterday In tho 2;2G .rot, best thfeo
IN hre, Oakland Slatd won tho second, third, and
1ourth nua,i, beats in 2:27. 2:2C>l, ana 2:2s. Han
thrd, end MARY Davis wss d,atauced 10 the fiIat
heat. The 223 tros for TODAY Is poetuoued on
account Of the rain.
~, THE BIGGEST THIEF IN 7nE; BUSINESS,
sa.ars; dae naalog II the following case had the
aeecfip'Ioa OF the animal should bs posted In
every judges stand between tho Aslsntio aud
tno Paeitlc. Tho hotse and ha owner havo douo
more to dcmoralizc stostiug than any other p4le
in the Union:
~. wa.htnston Driving Association, Washington.
D. C., ~. j. N. isecr e aI.-CompIant and informs
Ion "a ~ mAttcc Of the entry and performance Of
Sts5 1a Ss,t .,y, III q s,,,G s5Grn gssg sn iii,
entered st recent meeting Of said Association Utnn
dscoTetJ and proof of The Identity Of this hoIso Who
la1a the Washington Asaoetat!tn stopped lis career
nLon @ 1aeir eone b5 e|seunR tho horse md parties
.ro,n @ nslf aroands With forfeiture Of entrancetees
ann premium Already Won and reported the ca1e to
s'c board q App1oaa for such further seton A. to
nem should seem proper With reference 10 Tho horso
Considering Tue evidence furnished b. ssd assocIs
ton, was orietcd that their astion no srrroyrd and
comendei aud that said horse again bc recorded n1
Peed, and that the sssutned owner J. H. tebar aI,,s
MsNay "l1s Neoregpr alias James 31cKcllsr. 10 aso
cfieed snd that the te ntihutd until tho next
meeting Of tie Board for such further action a nav
wth sonplie, IN ..j frsu satd parties L 10 b. nsti
ned ot the pendenry OF these proceedings.
6mall Hopes Ia . dark bay or brown geld
inE' stands 10 hands high. near hind foot wb,to,
tue "hlto extending about inches above the
fetlock. OIL hind foot white up to tho fe.locx,
teeth somewhat broken OF in front, appasoutIy
from biting tic mauger; sight enlargement u i
corl+ above fet.ock, On tho lett liud |e9. caused
~ ~ injury from his runuTng away. whlla ju
Michigan. and only d.scoverable by runuiug lilo
hand over tho leg, sometimes CAUSING hlta 70 ap-
pear lame on leaving tho stable.
This horse III MhAt some turfmon call el,ost
that is. be appears hero and there under uilfer-
ent names. With different oanor, and q differ
ent driver. Tie enters IN 4is classes Of rscss.
from minutes down to 2:25, and ID ARRAYS sue
and county ia,rs. and at Bma1l Iace-coussos tue
country over. As will be seen from t4e proceed.
1ngs above quoted, hta owner or diver haa ~
many aliases ~ The lorso. EARLY in tho fall hc
" vs. entered IN race 1t Dubuque, Of the $50
heats against him. and his driver deslring to
hettia matters q olcc lot him 70. He diytanced
tho .hote 1eld on The third heat. There IL a |
similar performance recorded OF him IN Callfor-
MA. when be ttotted under tho namo OF In |
tasEio. Ho shortly afterwArd turned up In |
Whsh!nEton CITY under the name Of Lspiaui, !
,wsheo when he was discovered aud sent into disgrace.
Where be is now is not positively known.
4 RARE OH HORSE.
A feM days ago the St. Louis Republican noted i!
tho death Of Jack Roaaiter, all old aud ce!ebra~
ted trottloH horse whose name ID familiar to
5Porssuen throughout the country. The noble
old auinaal las a history Of which the following
II brief synopsis: Jack Rosster wss Woods
COLI and vas born near DuIaio. N. j., In 1855
lie made bis debut On the turf uudcs tho title Of
chicago jack. ~ competitor Of know-Nott-
nG. in race on the old Cambridge Courss, In
That race. two dead heats wo1o tro.tel aud Jack
*on tho seventh heat aud the race in the then re-
nal kahle time OF 2:27. Lie remained In New York
Until lb60, Hhen be- WIS brought West by Juhnuy
3hamberlsp, and sold to William Billings. who,
our years afterwo1d. sold him 10 e. Dsut Carr,
: Fho has owned him ever since. When Jack was
y veArn old 10 Was matched in a raeo sgaiust
sen Bolt, over tho Mound City (,fo.l track. lie
son thrs race in thres straight heats trosslDg tho
hsrd in 2:3i]s. Whom 10 maa 81 years old ls
nsered purse race op the Mound City track,
vith Il. 8. Carr Us driver. lie lJat the arat fur
leats, and then J. G. Kelly took charge ot him
md won the next three heA!s, trotting the SOW
nth In a:33. Probably no horse in tho country
aa ovor msdo such record At that age.