The New York herald., 1875-10-19

ai times being nearly even Trouble won the race Di-
avolo having bolted as soon tho flag e and Coronet
having got into ditch the next to the last jump losing
considerably by the mishap The following was the
pool sales Immediately preceding the START
THB BETTING.
Trouble Trouble 100 100 soS soS $50 $50 Sse S2e SS0 SS0
Busy YiSc,...' Bee. 10 100 90 los 2lS
The Mutues paid $13 so.
RACE.
Davolo had the lead when the flag fell the horses being
started from the loot Of the bluff OF the club house. and
instead OF going down the fractional track he bolted
up the regular toward the quarter pole BY the
time he turned around and brought back TO the
fractional track his chances entirely out the
other horses were nearly furlong in front OF him.
Coronet took the lead after Diavoo wrong,
and was first over the hurdle behind the judges
stand BUSY Bee second Trouble close up The horses
TO the end o the fractional track and then jumped
fence into the north field Busy Bee showing the
way two lengths in front Coronet who was two lengths
in advance Of Trouble The horses around the field,
jumping two brush fences and then came out and went
the hurdle at the foot Of the bluff the start
ing place. Busy Bee leading two lengths Coronet
ond length in front OF Trouble The horses then ran
into the south field where they jumped brush fence
and then crcied around IT, going two ditches and
further on jumped brush fence at the furong pole,
having at this time their heads toward the grand stand
They then came on TO the water jump in front Of the
stand AT this time Busy Bee six lengths in front
Coronet second two lengths ahead Of Trouble All the
jumps so far had been made very prettily, and gave
great delight to the spectators The horses
then dashed down the shute between the fractional and
regular tracks jumping hurdle on the way, and then
out and crossed the track into the road leading
up the hill among the trees At the top of the hill the
horses were very close together and they jumped the
stone wall the apex Of the hill without daylight be-
tween them, Busy Bee FIRST Coronet second Trouble
third In coming down the horses hesitated and when
they landed at the foot or the hill Busy Bee boed up
and the race was now e, for Goronet and Trouble to
decide. Corone first the stone wall IN tho
middle Of the north field bat before they reached the
hurdle under the bluff Trouble had the lead by two
lengths which advantage he carried into the south field
The racing was now at its height between these two
hutT iia liz tha
He led three lengths the brush fence and then
circng around the field he jumped the first ditch three
lengths in front and had still that advantage when
Coronet had the misfortune to make biunder at the
second ditch, which had brush fence before II. He
cleared the fence out went INTO the ditch with his hind
legs THIS stopped him for few moments, and when
he began running again Trouble had much the advan
age that his chances seemed 70 be gone Trouble went
out Of the field, near the three quarter pole,
with about eight lengths the best of il
and keeping up good rate of speed was
four lengths ahead as he passed over the last hurdle
which was stationed opposite the lower end of the
grand stand. Coming homo from there Little, the
jockey, began to pull Trouble up, and just then Coronet
came with rush and very nearly overlook Trouble.
IL required all the skill that Little possessed Of to
get the horse in motion again and win the race which
she unhorsed McGinness and II some time before
he caught the fy and mounted her again This he did
however, and finished the race, half mile behind
Trouble and Coronet Davolo ran as far where Busy
Bee bolted and then SutGe puIied him up and walked
TO the stand The hackers Of Disvoo do no, like the
way they were beaten out ~ thsI money, and some
queer remarks made in the coming from the
races about both horse and rider
Aud thus closed the regular autumn meeting at
Jerome Park but the racing will end for the year
with the falling Of the curtain yesterday The Ameri-
can Jockey Club intend 70 give two more days racing
this fall the first the 30th Of this month and the
second on the 6ih Of November, when, among other
events, grand steepiechase will come on between all
the good horses in the country.
The following are tho summaries
THE FIRST
FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF. $50 each If not de-
ced out with 5000 added the second horse receive
$3.50 out OF the stakes One mile and five furiongS
I. A Hitchcock,s ch h GaiSaS by Concord dam
handna years old, 102 lbs SWIM ........... l
John Coree's blk. b. B =. Carver, by Lightning,
dam La victime, S years old 9s lbea tSparlingl 80 2
j. G. X Lawrence's B. b. Shylock by Lexington,
dam Edith, years old, ~ lbs (Barbcel ......... 8
g Bethune's b. 6 Burgoo. by Hurrah, dam
W. X Babcock's ch Egypt by Planet dam Lady
Barry, 4years old, lOe lbs Hazard. ).............
Time, 3:04
THE RACE
PURSE $780, for maiden two-yc olds Threequarters
Of mile.
p Lorllard's b. Tigress, by bennington, dam Re-
morseless, 81 lbs. (sparlngj. Observation-Disclosures.
George L. Lorilard's Dr. c. Ambush, by Australian,
dam Dolly Carter, l0Ol bs tFlorence). ..........
Time lZ3A.
THIRD RAcR
PURSE 5000 the winner be sold at auction horses
entered to be sold for $1,000 70 carry weight for age
for 81, 500, allowed lbs for 81 600, lbs for $500
L lbs One mile and threequarters
D. McDaniel's br Josie B. BY Astcroid, dam Ca
nary Bird years old 8, OOO 0s lbs lcarkl. -.
Pussy years old, 81 900, 90A lbs tScott .......
John Conees gr b. Donnybrook by Lightning dam
Jessamine Porter, years old. $500 lo2 lbs. (spar
D. acDanies b Matte w. BY Red Dick dam by
Eta Shipper, years old, $500, % lbs spllnan, 4
Lexington, years old, $1,000, io7 lbs tswim). :.
=. I. Bruce's B. s. warrior BY War Dance. dam
Castianra, years old, 5000, % lbs tCochranj...
Time 8:2Ok.
TnE FOURTH
ne ssVV 81 a. eoS Ia m q SOO 70
beaten and not having al this meeting allowed
lbs Two miles and half
John corees b. Nette Norton, BY bennington,
dam Long Nine, years Old, g lbs (Sparlingl -.
sS S1Danls %nsaSa . y,sa IN old - s ~ australian
Time 40
rHR rvTH RACE
HANDICAP SrKEPLKcnAsR-Purse $500, OF which $500
20 the second horse entrance free; three moro
horses the property Of different owners 70 start
race. About two miles and 4 bali
Charles Reeds ch Trouble BY INVERSION, dam
Kate Mcdonald, years Old 100 lbs dlttel ..... l
dam Garland, years old Ia his tNoland) .....
l. A. HItchcock's ch. Busy Boo, ~ War Dance,
dam Laura spnman, years Old, III Ibs hcGin-
Ayres L suiiiaos b & Diayoo. BY jonesboro dam
Ninessa, years old le4 ios lsesciifel el.........
The following is list oftne amounta ~ The
eral stables engaged At jerome Park during the meeing
Just closed
H. p hcGrafh $3.50 y A. Grinstead ...... $500
d. Mcdaniel ........ 500 Charles Reed ..... L 200
A. Belmont ....... 86T5 y u X lAwrsnce . 500
y. Longstad ..... s Te5 John Coffee ..... 4 sso
W. II. Chambcrlin 202S I w Dosweu ~ sos
+. A. Clabaugh. 80. Las A n Torrance - 400
"a u sanford. ...... l,o00 W. n Babcock k...... Us
g. L. Lorillard. ...... L22s p Iorillard .... los
nVTes sutliife..... 500 John " ponneL. ..s. 90
d. ID. Withers rs..... T0S
DEERFooT DRIVING PARK.
GOOD TRoTT1No ON THE y4Rsr nav an INN