New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-28
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
PARK FALL MEETING
SEWN DAYS OF EXCITING RACES.


The Fall meeting of the American Jockey
Club will begin at Jerome Park tomorrow Inc large
number OF entries and the merit OF the racers engaged In
the principal coness OF the meeting, promise exciting
and memorable sport There will be seven days, with
four races each day. and the stakes and purses make
total of over 81 600 The sport will open each day at
1880 D. No. and special trains Will be run as usual from
the Grand Central Depot. The track is in excellent
condition. and the at the stables appear 70 be
IN splendid trim for the tremendous trials OF speed and
endurance which they will have to undergo. The list IN
cludes many noted animals Among them are the Ia
nous Tom Ochree the winner OF the richest prizes OF
recent years the less celebrated Parole one OF the
most profitable the American turf to his own
err Pierre Lorlard; the Black Prince OF the Three
ouarter-Mle course, Rhadamanlhus is sometimes
called on Of bis unrvaed speed at that distance
Algerine whose victory in the race for the Belmont
stakes was one Of tho greatest surprises Of last year
the much-enduring Galway and shy0ck, starters III
ono ~ The hest runners ON the turf last season
twoand-ahalf miles, but distinguished ny no hOtable
achievement this year; Bombast, the winner OF the
ha ma. winner the best fllies OF the year, In
in the contest for the KeDncr, when Brden-3afen
broke down the swift twOyear-olfs, spnrlan, Pqu',
DIXIE OF Magenta, Eugene y. Robinson and Fdwn, that
have all races; the wrii-kn0wn 81 epeclas'lr,
Trouble Walter, BEDDING, Deadlead and Coronet; and
scores more hOrses whose names and whose running
are familiar to all who take an interest N racing matters
There will be three contests tomorrow on when rge
sums deprnd both I'm he prizes which go 70 The leading
| horses, ard in the wagers Of the betting men Ihe
Jerome stakes for hrceyearods 800 each IN forfeit
with II 500 added The second FOrse To receive 300 ont
| OF tic stakes have hityfour entries, and CON
sequently re prize is very zen one dh'9 re
as PIER. LoIilard's Bail and Bomhast. Colonel Me-
PanIcs NoT car FkSr cd %na s' S S ec carr
&CosRfa, r. W. Doswell's Bushwhacker, are expected
! hard struggle pierre Iorllard's entries are the r.
yori in the bettingbooks. with Colonel AeDanePs
Tne two-years-ois will meet again IN the ihree-quar
| ter.miIe dash for the Nursery stakes 800 each,
h,lf forfeit with 81 600 added. the second horse
anI pftion W Asfor's Pride OF the VILLAGE NcDon.
ards Duke of Mag nta Charles Reed Eugene " kop ~
son, and Puyelrs clifton Most "i tne-e, aga several
anticnaed viii he close one 50 well are the YOUNGSTERS
re closing event Of the dav VIII be he oue-mc-ud.
a-auartcr IAN for The Manhattan Handicap sweepd
500 cach half forfeit (onv SO n the entry declared
Withdrawn Dos September 20. with $500 added, the see
cnd horse to receive 5000. Twenty-Five racers were n
tered and splendid lot they were-Palole Zoo-Ioo'
| Rhadam ntAus, Vreuius. Viceroy, Made, Fugitive.
! Lady Saly.rs Inspiration aud Others. About a
dozen horses 1t Is thought, viii face the starter.
| Parole has the highest wcignt, 100 lbs. and IA
| wen abo 20 carry Il. II" IS the iavoute in
is very dangerous antagonist at chat weight Mgdgr
also mas the old mare may have another ~ her
he other fgers Vrgnius r. weighted with lG pounds.
| and Is very fat at the distance and the weight
dash for a purse OF $780, beaten maidens allowed II
fouryears old or less, dye pounds u i've years or more
! on TUESDAY Of next week win occur the interesting
the Hunter stakes and the Maturity stakes
will furnish the chief atracton OF the day, and on Satur
DIV the Annual swecpt for threeyraod-, AMI me
Chamragne Stakes for wOyearOlds, Will make lively
day On the closing dav OF the meeunF satnioay O'to
10. among the entries for the Aagcd stakes are
Op4 sultana Vera Cruz Algerino. Vrgnius AMI other
splendid racers, and superb struggle Is anticipated