New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
OUTDOOR SPOTS.
JEROME PARKS SECOND DAY.


THE RACES.
Though larger than on Saturday, the attend
ance YESTERDAY at Jerome Park unworthy the e1-
cellent character of the racing. The PARK, III It's
Autumnal Dress beautiful now than ever Deore
But it is evident the exctements Of pool specua-
tion the delights OF an October excursion fur
nshed the attraction to many, which served to make
financially successful while THIS seas H.
without the spice Of puOlic gambling promises TO be
financial failure. The grumbling yesterday, was
Marked and book-makers failed to make Their clumsy
and arbitrary plan, OF making wagers satisfactory To the
betting men. The weather was very enjoyable. Ialr
number of equlpages was on the ROAD lhc NIusLeu
Tragcdan"-tnat is the .Ounterclt presehuneht Oh nin
was OF party OF ladies ana gentlemen VINO ro Que
out on tie coach Atlantic anu ehl9yeu pico on t t t
hillside. There few ladies and gentlemen az the
Club House Nicer0y secured handsome IlcotS ~ ao
FIST race. Susquehanna ana far9le, as ~ H.
tured the Hunter and Maturity stakes Deadhead iel a
first hurdle in the steepeehase ana trouble "rested
In the mile dash Tor $500, McDanel's Glen Dudley
was the fayore. The other starters were Carr COS
Viceroy =. Lorlard's Diamond, Dryer Brotherss YER
mont, Smythe's Explosion, ana Mulcahys DlranSo
fIe 1ist trial Explosion led for time and then Yer
mont went to the In the dash Tor tue trceluar
Vermont as they entered the hOmc-stIetch. Niccr0y
came nome with a hong pace his competitors hboIing
two lengths Yceroy the latter crossed the score,
winner IN 1:l7 Vermont vas ihld meek Dshnd Dia-
mUnd, Explosion fourth, Glen Dudley uith ana DufansO
bad V placed ia the rear.
for theeycaruld hilies; 500 each, hat forfeit WIN
81 900 added. There were iOlty-tVO nominations, ana
tracted much from tho interest 81 ihe race that J..
LoiaId's loo 100 was out or condition. ana ana nor
been anticipated. G.. l. LJiilards ladli was strong
competitor but did not get into Acr usual had temper
aud II sic had bad Barbco on her back, 10 was Thought
might have received the prize The Dooh-nakers we're
l,.ftivr 10 AGAINST Hcimuut's 7usqucIanua. %
ni Ilsl,o 10 II" AGAINST McDlnielfs LIdg sllyers
AM. - 10 L AGAINST BrlmOups MutOla Inc niics ddsh-
tu away with susuuehauua ami MncuI leading, Iaala
.. md Ind d.
strong restraint, ana began me lul hlie Only y
neeh behind husqaeh@nna' Alnneoa oelHs lhiiu,
front az the nr-t tuin led two lengths at the
quarter pole despite the efforts Of ner jockey 10
ROD her back She lei behind tine ml with the same
stubborn pace When the hiles came ~ view un the
loytr iur1 there was q snout OF "ausquehannaw rs
the fayorilo seen 10 gam rapidly Oh lualh VINO had
, ,o,s. N1,eola was out of Tie race but Lady
:, yer, occupied promising position 20 Sdsqu ehiuns
NH "a f,r fne score. -rsaucluua winning by "a length
In u0s ON to Win but her rider Was uupIOylded with
WHIP circumstance winch caused colonel Mcdaniel 10
me tler-ines race for the Maturity stakes was
closer contest tnau had been expected and Parole did
nos secure the prize Without ch1ft. Iuc stakes
tor io1ir wear dds 500 each halt forfeit, with II 200
10 the post, and the staAes were worm q46OOO just
before The race +. Ls.lIlatd's Parole in tho bet
INC was placed against the field, consisting of Dos
we'll and CamuOCk's Agcilue and &. L. L1Fn-
lards's AMBUSH the odds being four 10 one
ou Parole The pace was brisk for three miles race,
ana Tor first tw0 miles, AIS rine ana Ambush atern-
ated in lead. their object aud only h0e beng 10 TIRE
and Out last Parole Allcrne entered Oh the last mle
neck ID advance OF Ambush, who Was making q slightly
ahored pace, Par0e, VINO was three lengths behind
did not be much fesher thau Asclinc. The lat
ter kept his lead into the home-stretcA ana farOe 40
the three quarters pole, runnln- dUuDiu race lie
pu forth strength in the cash for lne iulOng pole,
challenged gcrinc, aud beat MIN 10 the score Dy tAO
lengths III j:J. Ambush did not contest toe last fur
long the ten Jumpers entered for the stcepie-
CHASE, for q purse Of 5000 INTO the Held The
odds we're even against Charles Reeds Trouble; two TO
one offered against Browns COiOnel; hNe To TWO
against Nolan's Deadhedd; six TO one against haUs
RcddIng; cght against Ayrcs FredtrcktOn, ana
sppcu4tJrs lJuludrY a. 10 wager any tnng
ON CittaHdch's Bcncher, brute. Who IN the course
of time VIII kill somebody. After preliminary
season Of banking, pitching and rearing Bcucher
consented t. start the rear OF tne rest d aducad,
WHO was in the middle II bunch, fell the Ist hur
die and thrc8 his rider Bencher te return from tic
north hcld fell at the tone w bu his rider, who leads
charmed lie. retained the birdie rein and remuuntei
brute. benchcr refused t. JUMP tho hedge ana kept
up lively side show during me rest Of the race. There
was brilliant jun ing at the water COrOnet ieug trst
Fredericton sec1Ai, Trouble tuird, aud kedtnS
fourth. Trouble was second 10 COrOnct at the wall
Corourt led line race over wall and hedge, and held
good advantage the horses INTO tIr main track
In the lasi furiong Trouble made remarEabl dash aud
won handsomely lay three lengths il Az, Cor0nct Soc
Oud, and kcIung third