, 1875-10-10
THE TURF.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-The races at Jerome Park
to-day were largely attended. The first race, d
selling race for purse Of S400. 114 miles. Was
won BY Arcturus. Josie h second, and Matte
". third Time, 204314. Arcturus sold for $40
in pool OF 81, ,045.
The second race Was for the annual sweep
stakes, for 3-year-olds, Of 9254 each. and 800
forfeit, with s., 900 added, ~ miles, There
were eighteen nominations and three starters.
The race was won BY Tom Ochiltre. Chesapeake
SECOND, and Ascension third. Tina, 4:094.
The third 1ace, Champagne stakes for 2-year-
olds, 800 each, half forfeit, with $500 ndded,
three-quarters of mile, had twenty-eight pomi-
nations and nine starters The raee was won by
MoDaniela' Virginius. head before Cyclone,
Tgress third, Betram fourth, the rest in . bunch
we'll up. inns, 1:l9-
The fourth and last rnce, mile dash, for u
purse OF a500, for 3-yeaI-olds, had seven start
ers. Athlete won the race by . neck Invoice
second, Lizzie r third, Examiner fourth, Spring.
let fifth, Austtaland sixth, and L. L. sevsnth.
Time, 1:51.
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 9.-To-day, the sixth
and last day OF the fall meeting OF the Nashville
Blood Horse Association. the attendance Was the
largest OF the week. The ladies' department
was filled to overhowing, and the track and
weather excellent.
The first race, Maxwell purse stake, for
3yeax~old colts and filiies, mile heats, 925 en-
trance. pay or play, the Association added $500,
second horse 500, closed with sixteen nomina-
tons. The following started:
F. B. HarpeE's b. c. Tenbroeck --............-.1
James Davis ch c. Damon: 2
Robinson, Morgan Co.'s br. c. Bob Woo1ey......2
1tns-1:444; 145.
The time OF the first heat ia the fastest ever
made on the track BY Il OF second Tenbroeck
won by short head. The pools sold averaged
7l25 to $40. Tenbroeck was big favorite.
The second race IVES dash Of one mile and q
quarter for an Association purse Of $50.
Atchson's ch. g. Weatherby. .............-.1
Chathatns br. c. Newbern
4: Keene Richards b: T. Ksne,...-- '...-.....-..S
II. Jennings ch~ Verdtgrs.
s6aanoa Sa,sRdsss Esss e Rs ea. Ea.
1.ae-2:l1H.
The fastest mile aud q quarter ever made On
this track. The pools sold On this race averaged
Weatherby, 3400; Newbern, 800; Emma c.,
s65; Verdigria S55; field, s27.
The third race was for m Association purse OF
4125 for beaten 2-year-olds, dash three quarters
Of 8 m1le entrance free:
Keeue Rtchsrda' b. c, 9eist ..............1
Keene Richards' ch. t. Ccrurie G.....
Williams ozVdngs b: C. Mslnotte..-.. .....--.....3
T1m-1:l7.
Tho pools On this race averaged: Riohard4'
entries, $50: Mellnotte. 325.
The fourth race was for consolation purse OF
$3.50, mile heats TOR beaten horses, 800 to eco
ond horse the usual weights
Ewa1t Il Bwinney's ch- I. Emma C..........1n.p. J
John B. Todds b. c. Millionaire. ........-...2 Z
.. McCarthy's b. c. Votigeur- Z
". g, McGavoc1 Cos b. I. Highland Tint-
age p
George a. Rices ch. I. Rosebud ud-...........6a.p
Tfms-E+5K; TASK; 1:494.
Mr. Rica's Rosebud, who was badly cut on the
right hind leg in the second heat, Was allowed ia
Withdraw from the rnce.
The pools sold On this race before the first
heat averaged: Emma G. $500; Rosebud. $50
Yoitieeur, 31S5; Millionaire, S65; Highland
Vintage, 831. After the frat heat: Emma G,
$500; Millionaire, ESQ; Rosebud, $36: the field.
SIS. After the second heat; Emma G, $3.50
Millionaire, $500; the Geld, $50.
At CINCINNATI
CNc1xxAr1, Oct. Son the fourth day Of the
Chester Park races the attendance Was large. In
the first race, for 2:94 horses, purse 81, 600,
$1,000 to first $500 to second, $500 to third, and
$500 to fourth, sir started.
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