The New York herald., 1876-10-08

luck lev minutes before hnaiy coming home 70 tnem
Yet the great Of the people tie grand stand
the club grounds and everywhere where view OF
sorrows OF tho devotecs OF the pools They went 10
ENJOY themselves thoroughly 10 the Tor the
pleasure OF the thing and 10 spend delightful day IN
The pleasant company OF friends and amid surround
ings which made feel happy and good naturcd do
spite himself What they sought ,hey found. and so
yesterday a. Jerome Park was 10 the great crowds who
we're present Ut the races day OF real thorough enjoy
meuI
Judgss-MessrA wshcrs. rurdy Livingston and Babcock
Imers-Asssrx cos.ri, Lawrence and boswell
sisrter-Cspssin William II. Conner.
Five drew ,hirty-,wo runners, and perhaps
when The hackers OF the iavoriie got very ugly
knock This dash OF ono mile ana an eighth tho
answered the summons According 10 pub
lie form, and doubt htlle "private infor-
was considered BY the heavy specuia.ors as
having reasonable chance OF winning, but no proved
gay deccver aud lett his adhcrsnts badly in the box
McCormack's Pora who play Cd such dashing part IN
similar in character and distance the present
the first day or the meeting, running Arciurus TO
pay back her new owner much OF the 81, o25 which
no gave Tor her. and so shc was abundhntiy backed
she was felt disposed to think that victory
had led them astray for though apparently fresh as
placed Reeds Gray Num- with speed sufficient
to beat the batch yet possessing such an ugly temper
IL seldom can bs developed, ruled third IN the betting,
acquainted with her quaites chose her AZ their
champion, arguing tnat perhaps just once she
might become amiablo. and under such circumstances
1t would be like nndng money IN the street. Truc 10
her reputation however she played all sorts oil prnnks
in tho run home Very unreliable indeed is this AMI
NAL yet timo the cnst expected she will repeat
her Fordham Handcap performance, when she
night Ncdingcr's FIRST Chance stood next
in tho spscuations, 9. L. Loriilard's Ambush nth
choice Hitchcock's Springlot next in demand, with
Donohuo's Waco and Clabaughs Cyril SO little cared
for being punched as the field. Waco, with ono victory
the during the year. gave the small
division that backed him opportunity for cheer TO
bo raised account OF good luck he burst through
the leaders tho straight and sLo. along grandy
that he past the judges half length in front OF
everything The mutual pools paid the rather hand
some sum or $lo4 90 Tor each s. Invested
Tho sfolksf' who had such bad timo In the nino-
iurlong dash Immediately devoted themselves 10 tho
consideration or the Annual sweepstakes, two miles
been expected, and doubt will be the long
he patr0nzes tho turf and sends clippers TO the post
Mr. Belmont had prominent favorite in Sultana.
With good looks, good public form and breeding to
recommend her It is no wonder that many arc
found always to believe In the OF the maroon
ard red when they are sportcd on The back OF this
lilly. Possessing great power. she combines speed and
ssayng ability with r. whilc she looks like ono who
would train on tor long time. No party" could be
confident OF victory than those identified with
Sultana and from her success In the Hunter Stakes
Was was rightly regarded almost a Certainty for
her, bar accident Such the sequel proved,
as sailing easily along as'ern o. tue other two
monstrated beyond peradventure that the money Lard
her was safo and Sho carried peuaisy II
i've pounds In the race because Of winnings Avn
ing to $1,000, but tho additional burden did n se
TO trouo. her. AcDanic's Virgil colt vistia4
sent in TO fight TO Sultana, and fro
iricnds no found among the betting fraternity, 4s
were those who felt sure that the penalty carr ~
aer would @ prove , Jus. . 1rls 100 much ne ns
gagement, and no fault could DO found with him. ais
performance was not OF the bcst, and was much
than many suspected would DO the case,
he seemed TO lack speed at the
cal moment, and was beaten for second pL
lenc who was hardly noticed by the majority,
though she found few supporters In the box. Her
so Il
gnius could not place her astcrn. McDanes colt has
answered ans, red l some big questions quest in tho afrms-
fall, and ono feels that Il was rot
the best that this slashng Of Virgil show Tho
associate her In their minds with tho valuable Dixie
Stakes, to be Baltimore oath inst Ii shc next
she win bo one OF gooa eid tha. may perform in that
event. II in form that occasion, the votes OF many
who knowshcr will be with her.
Tho Champagne Stnkes from twenty-six subscrib-
ers brought seven to tho post Meanwhile the betting
had been plentiful on the result Mr.. Pierre Lorard's
Bombast hold the honor Of fayoritism.. though tho
representative Hibernia and Carvacalla from Boil
mons's stable, IA. Frstrcs.on and sayers from
McDanors. together with G. L. Lorillard's
Loterer, ma Carr l. Co.'s Rifle. had many
frisnds and tcnaciousy did each stick the
pool seller had no complaint the score Of
business Many OF tho hackers OF Belmont aud Nc
Daniels teams INDUCED In the comforting idea thor
representatives, would fnish hrst and second Very
AFTER however, they wero left with string
their bow, and, more provoking STILL neither OF these
was sufficient for the purpose They we're never dan
bay had was Loiicrcr, aud SO couragcousy
du ho dispute possession for the last eighth OF a
he shook him OIL, and coming away reached tho goal
two lengths in advance. OF Rlc full brother 20
Croedmoor much was expected, but his performance
Only four weighed out in tho dash OF one milo and
purse of $780, for all to carry Ito
Pierre LorIllards James A. was on the card but
scched at carly hour, being understood that he
nnaer nnd gone ''l' wa.
NOT brought to the post, for he would
have met caDapsns pseOO who proved
very easily and gwen the verdict ny length
under pull or the Others Hitchcocks Galway had
Madge and Lawronccs Shylock. and lots of money
were them Gaiway, ike good old fashioned racer,
surprised the unntated at the way kept up his end
and pointed out tho road to all tho others, but
wnen IL is understood that II took them just 81 to 20
the hrst II s easily imagined that those
him. Galway led the dance mile and halt aud the
aged ShyIock closely followed him The distance;
but when Holloway was tirod OF longer riding wait
ing race, be let Pccolo havo his way somewhat,
with tho result already known 1t was another com.
fort to tho hackers OF the invuritcs
The card was wiped of with dash of milo for
maidens. thrcc-year ods, colts to carry 100 lbs. and
Oucast had tho honor OF first place. Tho confidence
was well bestowed for he carried tho orange TO the
front in way that struck CONSERVATION
10 the opposition. Chcws Odd Socks,
Gbney's Love Chase. Vests Courier, Wither's
Cyclone, Roed's Lille Belle and Nedinger's Emma g.
included the field aud though Cyclone cut wretched
figure In late attempt at Jerome she landed second,
just enough in advance OF Courier give po-
sition. Outcast made his when the timo came,
aud had no Difficulty in securing clever verdict
oSK MILE RrGHrH.
JEROME PARK NEW York, SATURDAY, Oct 7,
1S76-FouRrn DAY or THE FALL RACING MEETING
f RAfw
$400 for all ages the winner to be sold at auction
horses entered TO be sold Tor 81 600 carry weight
for age II for $780, allowed 3 lbs; for 5000 lbs
tor 5000, IL lbs; entrance five per cent the amount
OF which SlS0 going 10 second horse. One mile and
eighth
N. Donahue's ch. e. Waco, years, by Narragan-
sctt. out OF Julietta, $3.50, 1001s lbs. Qnc:udng
pa Ios o"eIt (MatthcWs) j
G. L. Loriard's br. C. Ambush, 8 years, by Austria,
han, out OF Dolly Morgan, $1,000, los lbs. (swimJ