The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-13
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL 49, 1875 oUADRUPLE SHEET

against shylock. winner OF tine cup last year, they
give 20 \: saxon, s TO 1; Yandaite, 10 4.
Madge &C first 10 70 now 10 II Reorm, at hrst. 10
90 1 now 70 1; Cupepper and Grinstead,
each 10 TO !. the ODDS against the remainder
ranging rom 20 70 l. Ballaskeel now
and scored 1ve victories. He won me Ohickasaw
stakes Tort nree-Year-o ds, al Memphis, two miles,
beating King Ptnne Thy Austrdmanl In 3:47. At
Baltimore tOct. ~, carrying 30 lbs, he free
handicap stakes for all ages. Two ana hall miles in
4:3lA, beating Shylock. years, vita III los.
years. ia lbs kesOlnie. years. 100 los. !; KadI,
years los los ana Madge & years "a lbs Thonch
Baliankeel was favored IN the weights. his race
was sui good one, the time being TIE best at
that distance, excepting Katie Pease's time at
for a purse, heating Bonayenture ana three
Stakes Tor tnree-year-olas, two miles, beat
ing Colonel Michigan in 3:42 Also a race
Carrie p. Falmouth and two otners-tIme $40
rus s very fair record and Ballankeel carries
no penalties. But it must be observed that Bal
anXee did not meet the best colts OF MS year, and
that his best races were made with light weights
up. In the handicap above referred TO tat Baltl-
more onylock gave MIN lbs. Bannerette gave
him los. and Mange gave him lbs SnylocK, to
carr penalty OF lbs, ranks second IN the bot
ting, ana many think he VIII again win the cup,
but 10 is difficult 10 arrive at that conclusion. III
he could not last year beat Ballankeei two miles
and hail. the latter giving nm lbs we cannot
see how he can win the cup two and a quarter
mles giving Baiankesl 3 lbs. Reform Is rising in
the betting, the odds against him having been cut
down roll 10 to !, 10 l. lie very good
thfee-year-Old until nc was overmarKed and
thrown out OF training under grave suspicion tnat
his timoers were snivered. He stood a great
amount OF mari service, however having started
nine times II the writer mistakes. not, winning
put two races. He won an excellent race in July
Tor the Monmouth Sequel stakes for three-year-
ODDS two miles carrying ITO los.. and defeating on
even terms DuDn, Vandalite and four others In
the last time oil 3:3T1s. At Saratoga, ia August,
he won purse Tor all ages, mile and three
quarters, beating Dublin, London ana the Red
ck.Etta Shppen flly IN the best time on record
Tor that distance-3:O5A; but ne carried only S3
lbs, while Dublin the same age, Carried 90 los.
Coming out OF TINS race apparently damaged he
retired Tor the season. lie is now looking well
and is believed to be sound. Should he
stand the grand preparation and come 10 the
winner. Madge. slashing four-year-oId
daughter OF Australian, is also seriously thought
OF. From 10 TO the odds against her nave been
cut down TO 20 l, and she snould be backed on
McDanlel last year, having started for fourteen
races, OF which she won SIX. AT saratoga, August
O. .. s s won free handicap one mile. carving
with only 1903 los. up; Botany Bay, years, with
81 lbs, being thlrd, and seven others rot placed.
95 bs she WOO purse Tor three-y ar-o!ds, peat
Ing countess. 95 lbs. ; Grin5tead, 100 los, and six
Others, one mile and an eighth. in 1914. Same
place, August 81, she won purse Tor all ages
tnree-quarters or a mile, beating Dublin, Minnie
Mac aud four others, in the pest time on record
115a<. The following DAY she won purse, one
mile and an eighth, eeatin. carver ana Corning
stakes Tor three-year-ods, carrying lo7 lbs,
ana beating SS1'pepper ana ana, s0rt naS. Two
Tor the Hunter Stakes for lilies, at jerome PARK,
IN October, beating Bonaventure, Nandalite and
Lava on even terms, eacn carrying l0I los, one
mile and tnree-quarters, in $780, For winning
this race she carries taree pounda penalty IN tho
Cup. She has plenty OF speed, as her record above
attests: and IL as three-year-old, In good conf
pany, she could WIN races OF a mile and three
quarters and two miles, with l07 los. up, she
ought as a Iour-I ear-old TO go two and quarter
miles, vita only an additional pound. she was
defeated several times a. two miles, Inning but
once, as above at that distance; but at Buffalo.
rar lus oh "a an La In -
two miles IN 3:321a or $685. as differently stated,
either being good enough. Again, Tor the Jerome
Stakes, Jerome PARK sne ran good second TO
Acrobat. beating Bannereito. Aaron Remington,
Brigand, The Hoaxer ana Grinstead colts lV lbs,
filnes 1GT lbsI, two miles, in 1914. And again,
sue ran second TO Nandallte IN the great race Tor
the Dixie stakes AZ Baltimore, weights up, two
Bahankeel, Brl@and and otner gool ohes der
last race WAS he one above referred 60. OF Two
and hall miles, at Baltimore, won o. BaIlanscel,
IN when She gave him lbs, but was not paced.
Those VINO believe she can stay the distance or
two and quarter miles ought not 10 hesitate to
back ner. saxon, wluaer Oh the Belmont Stakes
last year, carrying ITO lbs, y mile and nall, IN
3:395s, ana beating splendid field, proved MINI
self superior colt the neet BngAInan, WITH lbs.
less tnan ms weight Tor age, on the same day
making the same distance a second slower. But
winning Jae Belmont imposes upon saxon q pen
ally OF 10 los.-toO much 20 give go1u lot. Van
dante, the winner of eleven races last year de-
feated also eleven tlmesl Is unquestionaoly equal
TO any o her years, having proved nerseli speedy,
un1lnchingIy game and able to carry weight;
but she, also, mas TO carry apenaty ol 10 los.-a
by ner twenty odd races OF last year, Which is
questionable. Culpepper, Grinstead and others
have also been backed Tor the Cup, but must ina
prove TO be able TO win. The winner or the Cup
will prove himself nrst class.
THE JUVENILE STAKES
for two-ycar-olds, for which there are thirty odd
nominations, Is also upon the netting books, and
all are in the dark many oil tue coils VIII be
backed. As nearly all OF tnem are lashionaoly
bred 1t Is Jolly to attempt 10 name the winner.
TO gentlemen who wish 70 speculate on the event
the pool system Is recommendations up your
a
trust TO luck.
THE JEROME Park MEETING
cannot fail TO be unusually brilliant and from the
Interest manifested mt tire clu1s and IN sporting
cIrcles immense gatherings may be expected 10
witness the sport. me great popularity OF the
cluO also lndlcased By tine large ana constantly
increasing list Oh It's members. The most COM
plcte ana costly racing estaDl snmeut In the coun-
try presenting to Its mem 3ers not only great
attractions on racing occasions, but an agreeable
resort throughout the year Tor themselves, their
friends aud even unattended tamilles OF ladies
aud children, it has last mold upon the good win
Of the citizens OF New York and VIII continue 70
prosper.