New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

AN INTERESTING DAY AT JER >ME PARK-FA"N'
FRAUD, CARACALLA, PAROLE, AND TROUBLE
The WINNERS
The American Jockey Club has been very
unfortunate this year with the clouds which, while l-
ng-save nstance-to interfere with the raeing'
always portcntous during the morning hours
as TO rghten away much of the paving constituency
and have gone away only in time TO make the Grand
Stand place OF discomfort by of the afternoon
sunshine Yesterday was an exception only III 'he ias'
respect The clouds remained IN some force al through
The racing and the day in consequence was so deeous
in it's temperate warmth 10 deserve the most gener-
attendance But the fear Of rain had its usuai enec
The deadhead buh without the grounds was crowded.
the quarter-stretch quiet, and the Grand stahd
almost lonely Only two coaches-those OF MI Belmont
and Leonard Jcromewere drawn up III mont oi e 'Iuo
house but the groups ladies and gentlemen in that
par Of the grounds fairly numerous Considerable
amusement derived from the attempt of some OF the
ladies TO with bets of gloves and bon
bons.
The sport throughout good, with no great sur
prises The steeplechase was magnihcent one; inc
horses were evenly matched and the leap over the last
hurdle was so uniform that seemed asf the horses had
hcen trained 10 lump simultaneously and were trying 10
move abreast rather than to beat another No fas
occurred in any part Of the race and only TWO huf"es
were touched by the horses feet the excitement OF te
spectators as live horses turned in On the nome
stretch side by SIDE almost too great to ma expires
applause in winch hackers and opponents Joncd Win
the whole strength Of their lungs.
In the first race for two-yearOds-half a mile dash
for S4OOJudith the favOro, closing at even pet
ting with Fawn and Fury al 2l2 to l. ana Lonlanier 10
J. 1he starters with their weights, were as follows; IT,
L. Lorlard's IOulanier lOi p. LOrlards Judith 1O';
August Bemonrs Ravioh lO7; ID. McDaniei's FawD,
lO2 and Dwyer Brothers Fury, no Alter consider
able delay the horses got of IN coud OF aust Lou
s,ieT ositnr good ead with RayiOli length behind.
rttff
ana did not attempt regain lost ground rs the
xnnnestsrs rounded tue turn favn TO the trout,
and ran Gown the stretch win LOuiher. beating nel~
easily by half length m 30 seconds Eaylot tAld' .
ers: p. Lorilaids Faslyc Ii5 McGrath1 pailgasian,
los McDanels MAJOR Barker % george t. L2il"ajas
Lucifer, 100; LOngstah FRAUD II Heiont isn
fran IL; and Charles ReeG's Cardinal Nolsey IA"
odds against him at to /, 3 to against Lnciier,
to against Dilsasi8n Fraud, ana Cafulnai "OiS,S'
friends of Cardinal Wolsey found great grief IN the run
away gediDg whose jockey had been l0d TO gar
he had run once the track THIS pecc&dillo WIN
some subsequent tricks at the start sroed the race l4I
attempts and much veXatiOus delay, TIE holss got away
We'll together with Dailgisian at the front and the
quarterstretch tie horses weIe strung ont IN the
order OF their placing Fugitive at inc nesi, ness
ON the third quarter they bunched again, Fraud gong
10 the front, with Major Barker second ana BeitiHm ~
the third place Then Bertram lneio's,u 's Ptoe' @ anu
at the Clubhouse showed so good hleeu .ht .o Iv @
given him IN the popular cnoins' 70 doHnu % we & ss
time, and so down the hoiestietch' "neh Ila %
up and began racing with im 1he battle Mas IoDe %
spectators their feet in excitement bu Fraud ar
the GuarteJ-stTetch was reacned pushed ahe@d WIN
little need Of The whip ana Went unaeI le sing oS
IN advance of his antagonist. Iuccr was thid, hyoi
Barker fourth Fugitive tth Dailgasan sAt, ana Gar
dinal Wolsey last The time was -i|4, ~ ,,dons ~ al
Inc IN ~ biS W. creit win 100 added the second
horse To save his stake distance, mile tcln0ht
CaTacaIla LOngstah7s Yorkshire Lass, Dwy"r Boihcs
sS6iIed e5iHenF FawR ~ w. co H. Ba6cocks Morphine ana
Oden BOwe's Katie hily were the starters 1'Iati,'
was a little the favOrite, odds against INN being u
J. Vermont, = TO Greean Maid and lorAsiIt
Lass. to l, and Spotted Pawn cot, Aa,le n niy
aud Morphine selling m lhe heru ~ lonl = ~ ~ "
J. The start slow, the fayouto seltliS me leio
aud Grecian Maid, Vermont; Morphine the Spotted
Fawn colt Yorkshire Lass and the Katie lilly ioioWihs
IN the ordtr named. AT the first quarter UreGlan Mao
and KEPT the fst position easily uut The homesretcl
was reached wheH tnc taVorl;e VINO had Iatn Dyh.Iu
Vermont, 10 the front ara Yorkshire iasS tooh .o
second place. te horses passing undef the strns s i
lows: Cardcalia Yorkshire Las n!eein 'la', 1, Nei
phne. Tune i:isi4
Tbe Wood6urn sakes-for four-year-olds 500 each'
half forfeit with 81 coo added $500 10 second horse
distance two miles and a half-had II sunscnpeis nW
DoiinG", August Boiinonts Fddlestcl lOs; George f.
Lorilard's Ambush, los, and j. T. Brewster tos W.
gnius, los Parole wac str0ng I"Nol.,e az eNen Vt
ling, but Fidllestick at TO bad many 3achois, W.
start Ambush was ahead Niglh' secoh' iaIUU M .6' -,
and Fudlcstck fourth This order was maintained 10
the foulth quarter, when Parole VINO was under pun
droDped Ia the rear Ambush stll leading NIemiu. by
two lengths. At tie nth quarter trc line stretched Onl
was three lengths ahead Of Fddiesck with the fay9ne
many lengths behind aO sun "yiu III olooh @
stick Struggled first position On :Le seventh quarter
Int lost IT AGAIN the eighth, when Parole began rap
ldy 10 overhaul his antagonists. Ihc race down ,it
hoIne-stretch very exciting one. AiGeushs luCf
WHIPPING heavily and the horse doing MS utmost 10 Keep
th 81 position But the faVOItcs pcc was TOO lnuch
for him. and the race easily Won by PafO!e Dy
lenc in 4:37l2 Ambush second, FGd!esick tnifd ana
Nr1uius fourth -
The hnh race a handicap stcepechase Tor purse
OF 5000: SIOOwcnt 10 tac second horse entrance lite
scor cOurse. about "A miles There were hve starters
with weights as follows: j. c. X LaWicnccS ktsoilit
149; NJ Donahue, ire. Dcaotead, lolj A. d. B:o"il
CurOuet, 1872; T. SIuy tucs waller, I04, aud Chdiics
Reeds Trouble l6j. Waller ghc !aNciite ~ the poo!
rooms selling at rs Trouble &lj ana RcsoIute ga
AmOng the book makers Trouble was the iaNoltc WIN
even pets Waller at 10 l. RcsOat0 at 2l2 TO C0rO-
net az to Deadhcad AZ 10 !. Betting was biish
As soon a. became known what bOscs WOud start al
he racers to have plenty OF packers Inc HO!e0
aot AWAY quickly aud well together CorOnet sAghuy
leading Trouble second, DeaGhcdG third Ihc htst att
OF the double hCdge struck 10y the hccs Ci ~ uie
who fgen took cad. Tie Wter and tie successive
hedges were cleared satisfactorily and at the top 0I t
li me horses were almost side Toy side. On tc second
milo COrOnet knocked fence down. but GOt c oi u ia
eaeiy A. The rounded the last curve theY were
neck aud neck and came down t4c suctchi leaihlF
the last hurdle with motion, and. racing % tHc finish
went under the string with Trouble only hdi lc3eth M
adyauce Dcadhcad second, aud then waller. hcsOlute
ard ,ufuntt in bunch. The time O tAe race was uIi
ute, 80 seconds
REGATTA OF THE BROOKLYN YACHTS.
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