The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-13
THE TRIU MPHS OF THE TURF
yesterdays ATTRA CTIONS AT TIE
JEROME PIRK RACES.
A splendid struggle aud n Dead Heat Between
Big sandy and Lizzie B.-A Second Heat
Won by Snndy-Thc Oihcr WInners.


A splendid struggle aud Dead Heat Between
Big sandy and Lizzie B.-A second Heat
Won by Sandy-Thc Other Winners.
The attendance in Jerome Park yester-
day was fair, the weather was not unpleasant,
aud the track was in better condition than II
wac on Saturday. The first race was for purse
OF $500, for three-year-olds; 0llies to carry lO5
pounds; beaten madens allowed pounds;
winners during the year Of $500 to carry
pounds OF $1,000, 7 pounds and OF t2,OOO 10
pounds extra; one mile and quarter. Big
Sandy, Lizzie r., Invoice, and Revolt came TO
the score. Dg Sandy was favorte, selling for
$3.50; Lizzie r., 800; Invoice, t150; Revolt. $780,
They had a capital start with Lizzie II. and Ro.
volt slightly on the lead. Big sandy was kept
well in hand until they entered the home
haS rrand mS tnsss fGr he post both under whip
and spur, neck and neck. Thus they came un-
der the wire, and the judges announced u a
owners OF Big Sandy and Lizzie r.. decided to
run another heat Big Sandy sold for tioO
lengths on passing the judges stand They
kept this position to the end, Big Sandy winning
The second race was for a purse OF $500, for
two-year-olds; beaten maidens allowed
wn. of s9 % e csI Is pSSoa
MoiIio carew. and Ambush put in an. appear.
Dsuntless, 1850 Mollic .Carew, sls5: and Am;
bush s130 Ambush had the best Of the send
last Coming into the stretch Dauntisss took
the lead, and won by three lengths; Ambush
'' For the third race. purse $500 for ali ages two
| miles, Acrobat. Mate, Miner and Col Nelligan
answered the call. .Aerobs, sold for sileS; s
Miner started with a slight lead, Mate second,
Acrobat third. Miner showed the way through
| well no After passing the club house, the rider
Of Mate gradually sent him to the front, and on
| entering tho home stretch he was we'll away
from Miner. and came homo winner by four
| lengths in 343. Miner second. Acrobat third.
maiden, 0of's OF all sSs ages eaSs @ half foss with
yesr.oids allowed lbs. nvs:year;olds lbs;
pools Joe Germs sold for 500; Tattoo, s2iO Dos,
Evelyn Carter. ss7t; Greyiae, 600; New YORK
| had the lead. Joe Germs second. Tattoo third
on the turn Greylae showed in front, and kept
| the lead past the club house. On reappearipg
| Joe Germs was ahead, and came under the wire
an easy winner by three lengths, Tattoo second
ah: sSoS.s ss TiSs s'i 6f Gr ss.:t 9 70
entries, Coronet, Busy Bee, Trouble, Deadhesd
and Disvolo put in an appearance. On the las
bS hS sbsad % T pIsvoio " second, d. DeSdhea eadtSird
The following race will be added 20 the pro
eramme for Thursday at Jerome PARK as n
winner to be sold at auction. Horses entered 4
be sold for 1900 to carry weights for age u 70
e75O allowed lbA; for $500 lbs; for $780, IL lbs
The Last Day on Prospect Park Course.
There was a large attendance present a
Prospect Park yesterday afternoon. There wer
| two events on the programme, the nrst being
purse OF 500 for horses that had never beaten 2S
mile heats, best 3 In 5, 10 harness. The contest
ants were J. Dougrey's q. m. Bessie, and y.
witherbee's b. g. Langdon. The 9rst heat wa
won by Langdon In $40, the second by Bessie !
2:4lk, and the third by Bessie In $40.
Tho second race was for 300 purse for doubl
teams, best three In nve. Two teams startet
viz: ]. woolsey's Princess and Hartford Bell
and ]. Murphy's Dick Croker ana Ned Forres
The first heat was won In "a and tue second
2:41S, both by Princess ind mate. The thu
was won by Croker In e:+5 aud the fourth
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