The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-14
THE JEROME PARK FLYERS
LULA H. CUT Down, AND n EsoL UrE,s
RIDER sUsPEHDED

RIDER sUsPEHDED
Orion and Chesapeake, the Favorite., TAX
tns Prizes star ford. s.nburnf, and mettI,
also Winners Risk st his Old Tricks.
The attendance on the fifth day of In,
American Jockey CUBS sprine meeting ia
jerome Park was large snd fashionable, the
grand stand and club house presenting an ami
mated spectacle OF grace and beauty. The
Coaching Club did not occupy thor usual place
In front OF the club house, but on tho green
sward In front OF the grand stand were many
distinguished supporters Of the turf. In conse-
quence Of the rain In the morning the track was
az slow as II could be. and presented more
the appearance Of a bed Of slaked mortar than
race course. The racing was, however, very
interesting. the nuisbes In two Of the races be-
ing remarkably exciting. Seven horses started
10 the FIRST race, half mile dash for two-year-
oids. Orion won a closely finished race The
second event was dash Of mile and a half
Tor three year-ulds Sunburst won this race
stakes for all ages. Mettle. who was not thought
OF IN the race, carried away the prize. The
fourth race, the Woodburn Stakes, for four
chesapeake after close hnish with Ascension,
Inc last race, the steeplschaso, wis run with
out an accident, Stanford being the victor.
The first race purse OF $500. for two-ysar-
olds, those by untried horses or out Of untripd
mares allowed 8 pounds, winner Of the juvenile
hr c. Adonis, r. Loriildrd's CHI Y. Orion, Carr X
Co.'s br I. MignOn, OJen Bowie's ch. Z. Priui-
s SS ch q Morpane e b bSsssFs H.
Ehler) h. c. Frederick the Great, were started
ming; Orion and Adonis. side by side, close On.
Al the head OF the stretch LOTTERY held the
,ead reaching the quarter pole he was Joined
by Orion and Frederick the Great, the latter i'm
mediately passing him, but. swerving from a
direct course to the outside Of the track. he
lost consid cradle ground. Orion showing in
Adunt9 al "A aUl nu
ens,led. Orion won hard race by two Lengths,
n ~ ~ seconds; Lottery third, Frederick the
punched IN the rear.
The second race, a purse OF 5000 maidens al
lowed II three years old 3 pounds, IL four years
pounds II Ave Years or upward IL pounds, ono
mile and half, = tired by George l. Lorll-
lards CHI c. SunburstD. McDaniei's. Jf.. b. T. Lula
-, boswell Cammack's CHI. c. Rappahannock,
1. ;: Loyds u. h. Partnership. A. Z. Green's CHI.
z. Milton When the flag fell kappahannock
went on at his best pace, a.ilton second. Lula H.
third, the Others close up, Partnership bring Ing
up the rear; at the blun Sunbur-t took irst
place, RIA pahanDock second. Lula H. third hs
led pastthe half mile aud went away two Iens Ia
the best OF IL at the head Of the stretch they all
Joined issue. and finished a terrific r ce: sun
Our-t mad the most spec ., and won by a length
IN 2i6H, Rdppahannock second, Partnership
thrd. milton fourth. When the horses reached
TIE three qusr.er pole they were well punched,
and Lula Is. IN getting clear from the Others WAS
cut down. her OF hiad leg ueing broken at the
fetOck. ihls was not ascertalned until she ar
rived at the JudgeS' stand. This. of course, ends
her career on the turf.
The third race, sweepstakes for maidens. all
ages, go each, h " FORT II, with 500 added. tbe
second TO save his stakes; N years old ALLOW wed
pnunds, II wears o upwards pounds one
mie had eight starters: Gel L. Loriilnrd'sb
c. Ambush. Geo. Long -tans b. (. Yorkshire
Lass, ID. MCDAniefs ch. m. Australind, ID. Nc
Daniels b. G. Vigil, boswell aud CAmmacs's b.
!; Invoice, ID. ID. Nttherss en-. CVclone. 4. A.
Grlnstead's b. c. Mette. Yorkshire L,ss WAS
fractious at the starr, tut when they got "a
challenged her Tor the lead. ! hey ran q rattl,nR
pace sue by side. Invoice and Vigil at their
heels. with MeitIe and AustrnlIna last. Gong
around tue turn changes occurred. and at
the hall mite Cyc.une led Invoice length. Met
We two lengths nehiud !, 'eur Of the bunch.
lie then drew forward. anu taking the inside
turn At the head Of the stretch TAN TO the front.
Met;ie Kept steadily to he pace. aud beat In-
voice by clear leng'h amid thundering an
p,ause, running in l:5jJ., Am u-h third, Austria
ina tourtn, tue others being far behind the
Paris mutual pools pools paid soo.7o for a g
The:fourth ce.the woodburn stakes for four
slVO eacn. bsh forfeit, with 81 100
the stake two mie- and half had twenty
one en- RES and four starters: =. Loriilard's h.
b. 0. Ones speake, b. McDsniei's Ell.
c. Joe Germs. Ascension went To the front.
chesape ike strainine every nerve TO pass her on
me outside OF the track reaching the back
stretch on the second mile they ran abreast until
fairly IN the -tr ,ght stretch, where Ascension
showed III front again, james A. and Joe Germs
three lengths apart, IN the rear. When WITHIN
hfty wards OF tue finish the excitement was in
tense. Chesapeake h wing the foot OF the nlly,
beat her home In gallant style ny half length;
lanes A, third, Joe Germs fourth time. 4:iT.
rms was one Of the finest Races ever seen on |
THIS or any other course IN the United States
The hth race, handicap steeple chase, purse
of 800, OF which tlUO to the second horse, en- |
rance Tree, the horses to be the property Of DIFF
ier-nt owners to start, or no race ; two and "A |
half miles. Eight nominations were IN ade and of 1
mis- number some good ones came to the post |
]. ). Crosbvs CHI. h. Waflike, los Donohue's b. h. |
stan ord, j. q h. L,wrence's ch. h. Resolute, j.
.. h. l'awrence's Dr. h. Ri.k, aud ChAs. Reeds
b. IN. He mioue formerly Satinnclle.) Stanford |
ook the lead, but refused the hrst hurdle Res
)lute then rushed Ia tue front, WarlIke follow
TIC, RISK fourth. On arriving at the second
lurdie they crossed In the same order, but on
iermoine attempting IL she fell. throwing her
tder over her head. He piuckily retnounted, |
md, ALTHOUGH long way behind, continued the
ace. 81 nford, In the meantime, had
made all OF his jumps successfully,
closely pressed by warllke on going up the hin
o the stone wall Warliks was close at lis
reels, and when they reached the wall both
vent into the air together; Resolute third;
tisk running on into the 81 bio and not a. pear
ng again. On entering the field there was hot
ontest for nrst 81 &c between Stanford aud
NaTIike. AT the last hurdle on the ~ ain truck
stanford crossed FIRST, and, running we'll, passed
ne score-a winner Of the race by 1--WE lengths:
lesoiute third. Hermione fourth; time, 4:O6
The Paris MutuaIs paid S2l5o for s. on toe
winner.
Mccartney, the rider OF Resolute, was suspended
or the manner IN which he rode.
he Ascot Races-Tke Prince Of WaIes Staks.