The New York herald., 1878-11-06
Extra Days Racing at Je-
rome Park.
IMMENSE ATTENDANCE.
Esmn Interesting Rass-Sinopn, louhnisr Bertha 81
moon Again. Kingston Dan < and
Ieshsa The Winners
THE COACHING CLUB.


teray and notwithstanding the cold weather. there
was goodIy number of ladies mingled with the
mass of males. The Coaching Club were out with
half a dozen four-in- hands, owned by Messrs.
Fritsch, Belmont. Jerome. Havemeyer, and
two others that were the rear side
of the club house. The stands were densely
packed, and all the surrounding hills in and
out of the enclosure were filled with admiring
crowds. The racing was all good. and the seven
events on the card brought off with despatch
seldom a race course.
The first event on the card dash of three
quarters of mile, which by J. G.. Nelson II
Co.'s Smoon this being her maiden victory She
beat three other good ones in fine style, with the
odds CT 20 to l against her. The second race was
a most exciting one between Loulanier and Bayard.
for mile and three-quarters, there not having been
during the whole distance daylight between them To
he great surprise of every ookeron Bertha won the
third race. which was mile dash for purse given
BY G.. L. Lorillard beating warfied, susquehanna.
Hattie and Bonnie Wood The fourth race
had eight starters, and Pique, who was the
favorite, away with false start. and
before she pulled up, made mile. This
threw her chances entirely out, and Simeon scored
second victory. beating Albert, second, and W. l.
Higgins third. The fifth was between G. L.
Lorillard Sartle and J. G.. Nelson Co.'s Kingston,
swo two-year- the former being beaten by at
tempting give the latter ten pounds The distance
was three-quarters of mile. Kingston ran better
Than ever before The sixth event was dash Of half
mile for all ages for purse of $500. presented by
p Lorillard Four clippers came to the post; and
the race was by Dan x, with La Belle Helene
second. Bonnie Wood third and warfeld fourth. The
closing event of the day steeplechsse. which
had three starters. This race was won by Deadhead
In gallant STYLE beating Disturbance, Lizzie and
Two others. The following the details OF
THE RAcIaG:-
JupeEs-Messrs D. D. withers. Carol Livingston
and A. G. Monsons.
T1mEHs-Messrs. Coffin. Heckschcr and II. s. Cor
don.
srARrEB-Captsn Coster United States Army.
sEcRErARY-C. Wheatly.
THE
was for purse of $500. Horses not having
race Of the value of $1,000 this year allowed lbs;
those not having any this year allowed IL
Ibs: maidens. if four years old or less, allowed Is
lbs if five years old or upward 1s lbs Three-quar-
prisins as Is; Nelson 1 Co.'S bay Ally simeon.
carrying 100 lbs: j. W. Bells bay gelding Dan X,
by bonnie Scotland dam Jennie june years old, ITO
lbs; p Lorillards bay hlly Pique. by Leaminston.
monts chestnut Ally Susquehanna, by Leamington.
dam Susan Bean, years old, Ito lbs. Dan was the
AGAINST Simeon. The horses got In line
and the flag fell to capital start Pidne leading
fourth. When the horses reached the foot OF the
bluffs Dan and Pique were side and side, four
lengths in front of Susquehanna, the latter two
lengths in front of Simeon. Going ont Of sight
around the hill Dan had neck the best of it, Pique
second six lengths ahead of Susquehanna. the latter
two lengths in front of simeon. When the horses APP
pcared in sght the lower turn Pque had her head
in front Of Dan K, Susquehanna about six lengths
ar barf fapk he
began closing the leaders, and At the
pole Dan X had only short head the best Of Il,
Piaue second Susquehanna third, Simeon fourth.
Getting into the homestretch Snsquehanna and Simeon
closed rapidly the leaders, and at the uriong pole
md coming away from the others, won the race by
snath Piqe second short head in front OF Susque-
hanna the latter two lengths ahead of Dan h. lime,
I.1S.
TEE SECOND
was the Hotel Stakes handicap sweepstakes Of $50
each with 500 added by the Fifth Avenue. Delmon-
leo and brunswick hotels Of which 500 the second
horse One mile and three-quarters. Three three
year-ods came to the post These were e. Loriiiard
chestnut hlly Loulaner. by Lever, dam Lady Harda-
way carrying 100 lbs p. Lorillards chestnut geldng
Bayard by Bonnie Scotland dam Benicia. 81 lbs: and
J. w. Bells chestnut colt Franklin. by Lexington.
dam Canary Bird. years old. % lbs. Loulaner sold
az 5 To 4 on her: Bayard even: and 10 to against
Franklin. AT the hrst time of asking tne nag teh
capital start Bayard leading Loulanier second, Frank
I'm third When the trio reached the foot or the pluH
and passing in front of the Coaching Club on the
green Franklin had the lead Loulanler second Bay
srd third Going out of sight Franklin was fret by
head Bayard second, head in advance OF Loulan-
icr Going around the hill by tho club stables
franklin led half a length which he brought into
the lower turn Bayard second, head IN ad-
vance of Loulanier. When they reached the three
quarter pole the trio parallel. Coming up the
quarter stretch Loulanier and Bayard ran away from
Franklin and they passed in front Of the Judges
Iuanier bad the best of IL by head Bsyard second.
two lengths in advance Of Franklin. Loulanier ran
around the upper turn with her head in advance OF Bay
ard and she kept her pretty little head In front o.
the foot Of the bu around the hill and went out OF
sight IN that way. When she appeared in view on the
lower she had nearly half length the best OF H.
Dayard half dozen lengths in front Of Franklin. who
was this time out of the race. The struggle be.
lrear, Hazard and Ioula,lier was = close one and
coming up the homestretch Il seemed very uncer-
tain affair until 100 yards from the goal Then Cos.
t.o shook the whip over the head of Loulanier and
the little beauty responding to the call Increased her
strides and won the race by half length. Bayard
dozen lengtl,s ahead Of Franklin Time. 3'i4.
THIRD RACE
was for pursc Of s4Oo presented by g. L. LcriIlard;
. free handicap. One mile and furlong. Entered
for this J. J. Bcvns chestnut mare Hattie by
Leamington. dam Bonnie Doom, years old, ltA lbs;
A. Bemont's chestnut Ally susquehanna, by Lean
ington dam Susan Bean years old. los lbs; Dwyer
brothers bay colt Warheld, by War Dance. dam
Florac, years old, lo4 lbs; Charles leeds bay lilly
Bonnie Wood. by Bonnie scotland. dam woodbine.
~ Gleneig dam staInps. years old ~ lbs. Bonnie
Wood was backed at even money as favorite. ~
against Warncld, 20 against susquehanna,
Bonnie Wood hrst away, susquehanna second.
1seriba third WArfield fourth, Hattie nfth. When
the norffs came 20 tnc sttnu lcta-
ing by head. Bertha second. Bonnie Wood third,
warfield forth. Hattie NTH, all close together,
Going around the upper turn Bertha " the front
aud showed the way W. the quarter pole BY three
isngfLs. susqueanna Second, head Ia front of Bon
pio Wood. warfeld fourth. Hattie NTH. When they
came down 10 the foot of the blum Bertha still had
two lengths the best Of it. Bonnie Wood second,
warneld third. susguehanna fourth. Hattie
ptEil bringing up the rear. Tho horses passed
around the hill in the order narned
and when thoy came In yinw the lower turn Bertha
was etl In front two lengths In advance of Bonnie
Wood the lattsr half length ahead of warheld, sus-
quehsnns olose mp. fourth. Hattie nth. susque-
hanna then ran into second place, and coming into
the hornestreteh Bertha showed the way BY half a
length Susquchanna scrond half length ahead Of
Waraed Bonnie Wood fourth. Hattie 9th. very
exciting run UP homestrech brought Bertha home
a winner by q length and half Wraeld second, four
lengths In advance Of Susquehanna, Hattie fourth,
homie Wood fifth. Time, 2:0lk.
FOURTH RAcE
,ras for nurse of k4D0 the 10 be sold at
tlon for 50O tered 70 bs sold for $1,000 allowed
lbs IL for $3.50. allowed 10 lbs II for $500 allowed
Is lbs II for $500 allowed Is lbs. Horses not having
won a race IN 1875 allowed lbs. ia addition. Seven