New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-03
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
M u THE TURF.
ADDITIONS TO THE STABLES AT. JgloMg PARE
ARRIVAL OF wEIJoKSOwN HORsEs

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ADDITIONS TO THE STABLES AT. JH7oMg PARE
ARRIVAL or wEIJ~RsOwS HORSES.
Since the report o. the stables at Jeror.
Park which published In THE TRIBUNE Friday la.,
those Of r. IOriIard C. g. Lloyd, ID. ID. wtbers Ae,
der Torrance, DennsOn e Crawford, T. p. Puryear Joh
r. Chamberiin. Ephraim snedicor, William Miller d.
vid MoCoren, Joseph DonOhO, L. A. Hitchcock A. n pa
mint. fonr moro 81 Mcdaniel. boswell & CamInack N
IL. SandfOrd, and Lewis s. Go. have arrived ana
received quarters The later arrivals number hors
which, added to the 60 before reported make IT'S alrd,
at Jerome Park. Several additional stables ara expected
Which viii swell the number OF horses present TO 200
more.
Picrre roriiiards stable with william Brown ~ r,sn.
consists ~ ader years Rsque 3yesrs; Andaclty
ear ssaSas years. s two yesr DDS BY eaosisr '
by ECLIPSE and 2-yearOli BY Leasington dam BY I1I
Mr. withorss stsbIe-Thomas Hccreary trainer. AthJs,
f abS Sd Via la se ''i years. ear % R srn ,.r
Acrobat years 4yetrod by Australian. dam Katoaa;
years 9'
s,oos Sg arc Iou o yIp 81 f roy, sr a
stead, years RUTHERFORD ysarsi warwicz, 3 year,
hoco. yoars Leaier years waco years Pastot.
Join p chnmberins Puear trainer The Iroa1ss
1iSS r. 3 years scrambie ysar, '"|
Da.id Moons Ia is Fsils can aeei Kad1 ysarsi
T. b. Puyesirs stable Inspiration years Biym:n.sr,
Syear Phoebe sayoSer yess tns.'cS Year.. Pss
boot years fsyenlale years PHlsphne ,ea'
Contest years pay RIM. { years Derry. years As
T. a. iifie oS1ks sfails~Ion P@T,n i.ner Galway
yrars Limestone, Basy Bee years Moi Dsr.
Ing. years Luteta H., years Century years Bsylss
Joseph Donohos stablo-ibsrt Cooper trainer speadna
Gyr' SSTsop ys1ss Ssacsod; yaT, aiIe2Ist
Botany bay, yoars Lranei'o yelrs' MolAo carss,f
A. BeAonts ,stable-J9Sob pncas trainer Matado. f.
years seale, yeatsi Rhadamanthds, year.j OulA3
Jears caroine, years Patsaee (iash years. LesAs
col IiDsnies stable IL sdla,n to thirteen before r.
1ysra w cs sE si Sar TorSsS tr,,.,
HrciaraS years invoos yeats Evelyn Carer yes:
M sa6'ras stSbe-casres IttIcneld trainer: pras
ness. aged NAT 8 years Bfigand, years. fieVok
A. Legs GO slsbeaJ9seph M trainer: or,elss
SS1 49, v, t'' p.n,e Iohaso, vsrs Briss
years riA,O. years DAY light year, i-sdy clipper
SECOND DAY OF TIE PROSPECT PARK RACES.
The attendance at tho Prospect Park larger
yesterday than the day before. Many Knights Tempaa
were present The track was In excellent order for
speed and the weather bgacng and agreeable The hra
race was for purse OF for horses that have
beaten 23l; $500 to the first, $3.50 70 the second and
$50 Ia tho third Horse The following horses started:
Tip Allen, Iafy Dahlman. HeGtLerboom. Wiudinere,
Arthur and Dustin jim. The betting on the first raos
before the start was: Arthur $50 Dustin jim, 81 PhA
SLj Dustin jim the heat BY half length In 232%
The betting after the first heat Arthur 500 The
field 80. Arthur won The second heat ~ u1ee lehsD
IN 2:2SIt Toe betting alter the second neat was Ar
thur so the HELD rio. Arthur won the third mat 10
Z.i l. aud the fourth heas la Zo1 = ILr second money
20 Dustin jim and the third money " Lazy DsI-
lilo second was for purse Q; $500 tor heIsss
D The second and $50 the third horse. There vera
only charters. Thomas Jefferson anu Sensation Ie
,1ruer was te iayorie ia tho bctsug 800 To co
Jefferson won the Grst heat easily by eight or len
lengths in 22G9i tine second beat by one hugh w "a
and te tnl heat by three lengths in 225. sensauOa
broke up badly In the first and fourth heats.