The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-13


he 70 one On Fugitive for SIS. The
knight OF the penci! gladly accepted The offer and
then handed him So, and the as,onishcd oookmaker
ea'd, "You must give me twenty" The gentleman,
sssSs my RE nay s
that be only betting three 10 two against Fugitive
and certainly bad no intention 20 bel four 20 one Toe
hacker should have said, IN Offering the wager, mat ne
wanted 10 bet one TO four on Fugitive. and then he
would have boon Understood
rHE cLrB HoUsA
The members OF the Jockey Cub and their INDY
ffenus were scattered over the club house and
grounds and lent siderable life ~ the scene The
little groups with their gay costumes seated Ia among
the trees the side o: the hill and on the slipping
lawn i,s foot, gave color TO he picture The four
the Coaching CLUB was represented BY NJ Leonard
Jerome and ut. Perry Belmont ar; No., Jerome mo
guests we're Baron Thompson. Mr. Carroll Liv.
iIgstono Mr. Eugene jerome, Mr.. J. Dumoni, MI Car!
handsome coach there wero seated large party Of
ladies and gentlemen. comprising Mrs Cushing Mrs
Rowland, Mr.. Winthrop and Mr. Ferdinand Winthrop
Shortly after the horses had boon taken round 10 the
The lawn and the ladies, sitting round on shaws and
rugs enjoyed very delightful picnic on the grass.
hicr tho nnisn OF INC seeplechsss me norscs were
Ing the air merry with blasts Oh the horn as they drove
away
THE RACING.
The track was safe, but by means fast, and the
day being not uncomior.aby hot the racing passed of
we're all run IN first rate STYLE giving the greatest zest
20 this very popular Tho arst event was
dash Of halt milo by two-year-o,ds. and IL was a
capitaly race, the youngsters doing the distance
IN dty seconds, which most excellent time under
the circumstances Tho second race was dash OF
milo and nalf. IN which seven horses engaged, and
another treat for the spectators. Then there was
a mile spin between seven three year-ods and tour
ycar-old, which was . very exciting event. The
fourth race was dash Of two miles and
hail. and this long created considerable
interest TO the lockers on. but the most exct
test OF the day the nth, which WAS s,ecplcchasc
wh Ave of the best horses In the country engaged A
exciting race from start 10 TN sh
Messed America rte horses were close together an
the way and with one exception every Jump clear
and clean. Such these always popular,
and when they terminate safely as this ono did yes
serday. they arc worth dnys journey 70 Gee There
are line class OF jumpers at Jerome Park Just now
and another grand steeplcchasc VIII be given before
the meeting terminates.
THE FIRST RACE
WINS for purse oil $500 for woycar olds those by
tried horses or out OF untred mares, allowed lbs
venile Stakes lbs. EXTRA tne distance half a mile
There were five starters Tor this event. These were
ID. McDanieis chestnut Oily Fawn, by Harry Bassett,
dam Spotted Fawn l02 lbs q. J.. LorIard's chestnut
My Loulanier, by Lever dam Lady Hardaway, l01
lbs; A. Belmont's bay cot Ravio, BY KIngtisher,
dam Pocnia, l07 lbs Dryer Brothers chestnut colt
Fury, by Narragansett dam JuIietta, ITO lbs, aud
Lorillard's bay MY Genclg, dam Madame Dudley,
even; "a to agaus, fawn; Iouiauier, 8 TO i;
RavioIi, TO /; s 10 agains, Fury. Four OF the
youngsters got away together when tho nag tell. but
Fury swerved and tried 10 wheel He did not get
away until tho others wero 100 yards ahead OF him.
judith led when the Aug Tell, l.ouainer second, Ra
rapidly up the NIL 10 the ihreeqnarler poic and wnen
they passed that point Ruvoli led hull length, Lou
fourth, Fury nnh. Leaving there judith appeared TO
run INTO the load, followed by Ravoli, closely pressed
by Louanier, Fawn fourth. fhe Inter seemed TO
The furlonr pole Then Evans let her know
what was required OF her, and IN few moments
up with tho best vi the others, and coming
apparently lcisurcIy won the by TWO lengths,
Loulaner second, ono length ahead OF Ravol. judith
fully propor,onsa div With sock on The near bind
aukle, and she resembles her sire worry much in ap
poarance. She Is large for hor age has line neck
and shoulders, capital middle piece ana good STILES
aud hooks That che viii MAKE race horse there can
be no doubt The time OF the race was 80 seconds
THE SECOND RACE
for purse OF $500; na,dcns allowed, If years
Old. ibs If years old lbs II years or upward,
Il lbs. one mie ana a nan me starters were:EA.
nice, years old, lis lbs. II. 7. McGra.h's bay gel
ding Dailgnsan. by Biarneystone dam Lucy Fowler,
years old los lbs. D. McTanel's bay colt Major Bar
kerr by Asterod dam Schottlsche, years old 81 lbs
George longsan's bay col, Fraud, by Revolver dam
skipper, years old Ill lbs; g. L. Io-illards brown
colt Luciier, by bennington, dam Lady Motley, 3ycars
old 100 lbs; r. Lorilard's brown solding Fugitive,
by bennington. dam Uirca. years old. lis lbs. and
Charles Reeds chestnut geding Cardinal Woscy, by
Hampton Court, dam Echo years old, ~ lbs. Fug
tive was the iavortc. ~ against Fraud. 3 tol;
ker, 10 Daigasian, to Lucfer 4tol Cardinal
wolsey ran away twice before the start was made,
which threw MS chances entirety out and his hackers
were beaten before tho race began Dalgdsian was
FIRST away, Fugitive second. aojor Barker third Fraud
fourth, Lucer 9th, Bertram SIXTH Cardinal Woisey
seventh Several changes VI places took place on the
way up to the quarter poc and when the horses
passed that point Fugitive was leading uci'er second
Major Barker third, Fraud fourth, Bertram nfih Dali
gasian sixth, Cardinal wolscy bringing up the rear.
Fugitive showed the way up tho quarter stretch, all OF
the horses beng In bunch, closely pasxcd As they
plss
Fraud second, half length ahead OF Lucer. who was
short ensth in advance Of Dortram, Major Barker
Fugitive led length around the upper turn,
which be held TO the quarter POLE Fraud second half
ahead 0! Bertram Major Barker nth, Dailgasan sixth,
Wolsey seventh The hcrses came down TO the foot OF
order given. Wien they were seen again on he lower
turn Fugitive still had the best Of IT Uy half Length
LucIier second, halt length ahead Of Bcrtram, Frnud
fourth, Mayor Barker 9TH, Dullgasian sixth, Woscy
bringing up the rear When the horses reached Tho
three quarter pole Bcrtram in 'front.' half length
of Luciier, tho latter half length ahead OF
Fugitive Dagasiau fourth, Fraud nth, tho latter hav
ing been cased on the turn Tor rapid run home.
Coming into tho homestrclch Evans let him slip and
he gradually cut down those ahead Of him until he
gaoped IN winner OF the race by length and haL
Bcrram was second . length N iron. q Luciier,
Major Barker fourth, Fugitive nth Daigasian sixth,
Cardinal Wolscy seventh The time was 2:%25<.
TuE THIRD RACE
was sweepstakes for maidcns. all agcs; S2j each,
half forfeit with 800 added the second horse TO save
his stakes; " years old, allowed lbs; IL years
or upward, lbs. the distance Que milo There wcro
eight starters, comprising Il. G. BGbcock's chestnut
colt Morphine, by Eclipse, dam Relief, years
Old, loi lbs A. Belmonts chestnut colt caracaa, BY
Kingisner dam Camilla, years old, lol lbs. Dwyer
Brothers bay colt Vermont, by Virgil, dam Nanno
Butler years ola lOl lbs. f. v. Sncdikers chestnut
colt, by bennington, dam a,an years OLD Iol lbs
y. McDanles' chestnut colt by oystcrman, IT.,
dam Spotted fawn, years old. l0l bs GEORGE Long
dam Roma, years old, 10 lbs; odcn Bowc's bay
my by Eclipse, dam KATIE years old, 90 lbs, ana
Tnom,a W; DoswaIls pay nliy Grsclan Maid, BY
GIcnclg, dam Grcclnn Bend. caraca'Ia, 10
1; Vermont, 2 10 /; YORKSHIRE Lass, 5
Katie, q to /; Morphine, TO |. Aner considerable
time waste by the righteousness Of the horses
the lag fell 10 very good start, Caracaia leading,
Grecian snd second Vermont third, Morphine fourih
McDancis' colt fnh, Yorkshire Loss sixth, Bowels
nly seventh. Grccian Maid and Vermont soon
tho front aud rnccd head and head the uppor
turn Caracnlla third, Yorkshire Lass fourth, McDnn-
icls colt ann, Morphine SIKH, Bowies iy seventh.