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


lengths yirginus second. one length ahead o
Fiddestck. tho latter two lcpgths away from Parole
a. ne passed .ns iSdses stand be led four iensshs
yrg,nins second three lengths ahead OF Fiddlestick
the latter halt length III front Of Parole; Goins
around tho upper the horses sharpened their pace
ana began shutting up Of the day light between
themselves and Ambush. He appeared 70 be getting
too tar away for s1ioiy. and This bad 10 be done.
When they the quarter pole Ambush led three
lengths virginics second, two lengths IN advance o
Fiddlestick and Parrle who were running head and
mead When the horses were moving around the blua
they closed rapidly on Ambush, aud as the latter
passed around the Hill he only LED length virginius
secoud one length ahead Of Ftddcstck. who was two
lengths ahead Of Parole. There was no change during
the time the horses were out OF sight and when they
length virginius second. Fddlestick up. Parole
fourth. Getting into the homestrctch Parole. who
had bottled up tor tho nish had tho cork pulled
and he went OH ike rocket passing those in front
OF him, coming IN q winner ny length, Ambush
second, eight lengths in 'front.' q Fiddlos!ick who was
four lengths In advance OF Virginius. Time, 4:31 ~
Tho following are tho previous winners OF
THE woopHURx srAKEs:-
yea. Wlnner Sats Starters Time
ls.5-Asron Pennington. u 4;5ch
lS,6-Chesnpeake... ..-...... ~ 4sI
is''-Parole. 80. .,:.s 10 80" y
was handicap stecpiccnass for purse Of 5000. OF
which 500 had to BE- gwen 70 the second horse en
owners 20 start, or 20 race: the distance about
miles ind quarter. There were Ave starters, CON-
pr,S,ps usa sa xso los Ds
Donabuc's buy geding Dcadhead, by Jnius, dam Lei.
sure, years ola, 67 lbs = smy,ne's bay horse ,,s
l5l lbs A. D. Brownies bay horse Coronef,
by Jonesboro. dam Garland aged. 1852 lbs.
and j. G. x. Lawrcnocs chestnut horse Reso-
lue, by Revolver, Dam Matue o., aged, ll9 lbs.
Trouble was iayorto selling at even money against
the ted coronct second choice, 20 sga,ns. nim
$ 10 |. Coronct was ars away when the dag tell,
Trouble second Dcadnead third. Resoluc ionrtn and
Waller Gnh. Running up the fractional track 10 tho
foot OF The bluff where stationed a double hurdle,
Rcaolu,e took the lead, followed by Trouble Dcadhcad
The inmps IN this order Waller and Coronct both strk
ing the nrst brush and Knocking down two sections OF
the works they passed over thcm rho horses then
passed into tho south ncld and jumped rail fence,
and then wheeling the right ran on 10 the west end
OF the south led whore they jumped two hedges ana
bitches Rcsolute led four lengths over these impedi.
ments Trouble second four lengths IN advance Of
Deadhead hitter about tho same distance IN front
OF Coronct Waller bringing up INC rear INC norses
then crccd around the east side OF the 1ed, where
they jumped raj. fence, and then proceeded north
until they came the hedge and water in front OF tho
time close together, Resoute leading half length
over The water, Trouble second, length ahead
o. MII b, close The horses then ran
down the green space between the fractional ana
regular tracks, jumping hurdle on the way, and pass
ng across th track came out on Tho field leading TO
tho picnic grounds. They jumped ditcn bore ana
then passed up to tho top OF the bill, where they
jumped over stone wall Rcsonto lei all the way,
and the others did not change place until they came
down the hin nnd into the north hold In ma cen.
Of which was stone wall. kesolute was nrst over
bio hurdles at the foot OF the blum Trouble was fret
TO make the leap, Reso!utc second, Deadhcad third,
Coron.t fourth, Waller 9TH, each horse Tapped
ON me other a closer race never having Dcon
witnessed over this course The horses then entered
the south 6cld took the rails and tncn inc nedges ana
bitches and when they made ther run out OF the field
on the truck there was daylight between them On
the regular track the thrccquarter pole fhcy
all running their best Ecsoutc head IN front Of
Trouble Deadhead third, Cor0not fourth, Waller NTH.
Racing up the iurong pole the horses looked IKE
platoon 81 cavalry They came 70 the hurdle on inc
oh and I'M mad moment
Resolu,c the nrst TO land, Deadhead second,
Trouble third, Waller fourth. Coronet hith merry
race IRON there to Judges stand terminated with
Trouble winning tho race by about length, Dcadhcad
second, halt length IN front OF Waller, tho
hall length n o. ru
at Jerome Park but mover before was there one SO
contested from beginning 70 end and one so
free from accident with tho exception Of the hrst
Jump at the and outer" at tho foot Of tho bluG.
there was not mistake madc during the race.
The following are the
SUMMARIES.
rnE piRsr RACE
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB RAcgs-JRRoME PARK-
Firth DAY. JUNK l2-Finsr RAcE-Purse $500, for
olds tnosc by untrcd horses or out OF un.
tried mares, allowed lbs II both untried, al
lowed lbs the winner OF the Juvenile stakes lbs
extra; the distance haif mile
u. McDanieI's ch t. Fawn, by Harry Basset, dam
Spotted rawn los (. i. .sEvans,
Angus, Deimoni's b. c. Ravloli, by Kingnsher, dam
p r sorisrd ~ judith BY ieae1, dan S%s
Dudley, l07 lbs. ......- .tBarrets)
Dwycr so!ners' ch. C. Fafy, by Sarrasnnss.., dam
Time, 0:5o
SECOND RACE.
SANE D.y-Purso 5000 ma,aens allowed u three
years old lbs II four years old, lbs nve years
old or upward, II lbs One mile and hall
George Louss.an,s ;. S Fraud BY Revolver dam
skipper, years old, III lbs. .......... .(Evansl
A. Bemon,'s b. G. Bertram, by Kentucky, dam Der,
. nIce Years Sd us lbs; :.r ~ Hayward
dam Lady Motley, years old. 100 lbs. .tsmith)
d. McDanicls b. c. MAJOR Barker, by Asteroid. dam
Schotische, 3 years old, % lbs. ..(sparingl
p. Loriilards br. s. Fugitive, by bennington, dam
ulrca, years old, 40 lbs..... .Barretp
H. = MeGra,l's b 9. Dailsasian. oy Barneys,ono;
Charles Reeds oh. g. Cardinal Woscy, by Hampton
Court, dam echo, years Old, 9oA lbs. tha'hews)
lime, 2:424.
THE THIRD
SAME DAy.-Swecpstakes for maidcne, all ages; $25
cach naf forfeit with $500 added the second TO savo
his stakes; II four years old, allowed lbs. u i've
Starters
A. Bclmonts Gu. c. Caracalla, by King1sher, dam
Camilla, years old, l01 lbs ............. tSayresj l
George Longs,an7s b. l. Yorkshire Lass, ny King o.
rrumps. dam Roma, years old, lol lbs. .lEvans)
T. w. Dosw ellis b. l. Grecian Maid, by Glcneig,
dam Grccian Bend, ycnrs old, 90 iba .tSwim)
Dryer Brothers b. c. Vermont, by Virgil, dam
D. Mcpsn es cS years by ,y M s
Spotted Fawn, yoars old, l0i los. tSparliug)
0den Dowic's b. by Eclipse, dam katie, years
IL. g. Babcock's ch- 9. Morphine, by Eclipse dam
Relief, years old, l0l ios.... (Tully)
Time, .iSa.
TIIE PouaTii RACE.
SAME DAv.--Thc WOODBURY. stakes foriour- year oids
OF 800 each hall forfeit with 81 coo aided;
ond horse To receive $3o0.out OF the stakes. T.o
miles and q half
Starters.
r Lor,lard's br. 9. Parole, by bennington. dam
George L. ioriard's Dr. 6 Ambush, by Ausiraiar,
dam Dolly Morgan. Jos lbs. ............ .tBsrbeo) 2
A. Bclmont's Dr. Fiddlcstlck, by Lex nslon, dam
mp Fiiigrcc, los lbs. iHaywood) Q
j. h. Brewster Co 8 blk. q. Vrginius, by virsli,
Time, 45,k.
FfFrm RACE.
SAME DAY.--Handcap stcepicchasc for purse OF
5000, OF which 800 to the second horse; entrance
frcr three horses the property oil different owners
start race; about two quarter miles. Start
the point Tor starting races OF three quarters OF
mile ana running south. Any number OF horscs
may be entered by the same owner.