The New York herald., 1878-10-09
Second Day Of the Fall Meet.
ing at Jerome Park.
a LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Four Interesting RaceS-Dan X, Balance All,
0riole, and Deadhead the Winners
THE COACHING CLUB.

Jockey CLUB at Jerome Park was one that VIII De re-
membered with pleasure by the many that visited she
course and witnessed the races There was large
attendance within enclosure OF the grounds, and
the surrou nding mills dlled with a that
fond SPORT but poor pay TOR IT, and TOR which
they are under many obligations to the American
Jockey Club for this grand privilege afforded them on
the hills The lawns front Of the cIuo house were
filled by many spectators as on Saturday last,
but those who there seemed TO appreciate the
races particularly tho steeplechase, which was the
best OF the day. There were four fourin hands
on the lawn under the blun belonging to members Of
the c ub which attracted much attention both on
their arrival and departure.
Four events were on the cards OF the races, the
drst dash OF a mile and quarter, Ior all ages. the
second the Hunter stakes for three-yea 1llies,
The third the Maturity Stakes tor iour-yearoids, and
she fourth handicap steepiecnase. Dan won the
nrst race in very easy manner, with Bonnie Wood
second, Albert third. Dan Is a very reliable
horse and is safe 10 back Albert was u strong Ia
vorite with many gentlemen as well as mis- owner;
but the best that he could do get third place
Mamie II, who many times nrst ut Saratoga
last summer tho very last on this OCCASION
The 1es Balance All and Loulanier the
Hunter stakes very well with the weights
they had TO carry, but tho other tour starters
we're not as handy with such load Mr.. Bowe's
Belle had been coughing Tor some time, and he did
aot expect much from herr but the Pride OF the VII
age supposed be up the marx, and those
Immediately acquainted with the stable had booked
Acr Tor u winner. Mr. p. Lorillards Bertha had
been over the ground on one Occasion; but she was
Aeid back TOO long for any chance OF winning even II
The had been capable OF dong Pique we'll ss
lar as she could 20, having been of rush to
the work for Bertha; but when Piqus stopped
Bertha too Tar away overtake the leaders.
Balance All and Loulanier, Mr. G. L. LoriarG's
eam wore first and second, as nat gentleman declared
hey would be before the start. The third race, the
daturity Stakes was "crppled" Affair." out OF the
TX starters tour OF them patched up, three OF
hem in their ioreegs and other the body, and
two OF the iour broke down In the race, Inc otner
hmping homo. Cuba stopped three-quartsrs of
mile away, while Leonard habbsd the score,
being bowed his ioreleg. Cloverbrook
WAS quite shaky on his near iorceg as he walked
back the judges after for the jockey get
weighed; while Zoo Zoo, although sound III the legs,
was not what she should have been Tor winner.
Mr. Bowic's oriole the race, having only
Susqaehanna to contend with, and that for
less than Two miles ana ha!E The Maryland Ally
could have made much better race had IL been
necessary. Her three miles yesterday will, no doubt,
induce her TO enter her Tor The fourmie heat
race at Baltimore at the coming meeting, and her
chances, IRON the limited number OF distance horses
In The country present time. Will be very good
The OF the day, however. was reserved Tor
the last This sleeplechase with four starters.
but only three contestants rs one OF them was
down and OF tho strugge. The three good
we're Deadhead, Problem aod Waller. and nner
test than they had has seldom been witnessed at
Jerome Park. The riding Of Jim Henry Dead
head, Georg. sullIne Problem and Pat Mcany on
Waller Win long De remembered by those who
thors 10 sse but 10 details.
OF THR
Ju hers. lLv R.Luna
Tx9Es-Mcssrs. Lawrence Coinn aud CosteE
sAcRETAKr-Mr. Z. WneatIy
STAHrkk-Ar H. J. CIouse
BEFORE races stands ior the privilege OF book
making and ombinauons were sold ~ the highest
bidders Mr.. Cridge gave the highest price, paying
$3.50 for tue cnoicc OF stano; Jonu Hackett S225;
Mvssrs. Kelly Bliss, $3.50 for and S225 Tor
other; al. McCioud, S225; Mr.. Mahony. $500, and
Several others sod 10 parties from Sl4O
$50 being done the voices OF the purchasers Of
The sianGs were soon heard Offering tho odds on the
horses Ior
TUE FIRST RACE,
which was q purse vi s40o horses not having
won race this year OF tae value oi $1,000 allowed
bs those having race this year, 10 lbs
maidens, foor years oid or less allowed IA os; II
hse years old or upward. allowed Is lbs. One mile
anu quarter There we're nine starters. comprising
W. Bslrs pay geiding Dan X, by Bonnie scotland,
dam Jennie June. years old, ITO ibs r. Loriiiaris
bay Iily Perfection, by amingion, dam Maiden,
years o.d lO2 lbs w. Asor's DAY hliy Bonnie ood,
by Bonbls scotland dam WoodDlne, years oId 90
b,.; D. McCarty's chestnut horse tentilator, by
Virgii, dam Caroline, years old, loo lbs q. l..
Lorard's CHESTNUT colt Albert, by Australian, dam
queen Victoria, 8 years old, 100 lbs Thomas
v. Doswsils chestnut gsding Sunlight bv
rhsm.s Sa Fsp Palpss ssss.ns ss IS
ally Mamie IL, ny Glen AIhol, dam sallie aison,
resrs old. ll0 lbs Albert ana Dan K we're the ia
vorites wtL 2 TO against them, 8 TO against Nan
II, TO against Bonnie Wood, 10 against Per-
lection. ~ TO against al the others The horses
the move. Vcntiiator second, Mamie third, the
others close together that Il was imposslb bio to
Ter stretch, they passed front the judges
vsnniator was leading half length, BoGnie Wood
second, length IN advance OF Mamie Albert
iourih, Perfection hhh, Dan SIKH, Sunlight
Boyentn, ya.rant eighth Vcnulator sho we'd the way
ole Wood. When When tie horses passed the quar-.
Yer pole Nsntiator leading Two lengths,
OF Nanui. Ii. sunlight fourth, Dan ann. Albert
SIKH, Perfection seventh Vagrant eighth. Veptator
hsp. IN front down the h and around The blun.
Bonnie Wood second Albert thrrd, tue others In a
cluster The horses passed out Of sight around the
hui in this order, ana wusn they came again view
Nentilator was stlll the piiot Bonnie Wood second
Dan X. thrd, AIDer iourtn, Perfection Afh, Vagrant
sxtn, Mamie seyen.n, sunlight eighth. bonnie
Wood went 10 the 'front.' on the lover turn ana IN
tue sue passed the three- quarter pole Dan X
second, Albert third, the others IN buncn wnicn
could not De sep rated. very huo up home
stretch resulted ~ victory 70 Dan K By two lengths
Bonnie Wood second, one Iengn ahead Of Albert, Per-
lection fourth, NoLlator nitn, Nagrant sixth sun
hight seventh anu Mamie "A eigntl- lime, 2:l3k
TnE SECOND
the Hunter Stases nes three years old 400
each, hail forfeit, WITH 81 900 added the second morse
to receive 500 OF stakes mile ana tnree
luarters There ~ore tnirty.uve nomInaltons six Of
shcn the post. These were 4. Lon ards
say niiy Bertha, by Genolg dam stamps, IFS los
w. Astors oDestnut my Prlds OF The Village by Aus
.raltsn dam Dolly Carer ll5 lbs r. Loriiiaru's bay
hliy Pque, by bennington, dam Lady EuIma, Ii5
lbs. q. L. Loriard's chestnut my Balance All by
Bonnie Scotland, dam Lantans, lis los; tho same
pentleman's Chestnut nly Louianicr by Lsver, dam
Lady Hardaway lilo lbs. Oden BOwie's chestDu ul nay
Belle, by Dickens. dam Belle Meade, lib lbs Bal
ancs All the iavorite al TO 1 against
her: Louianior, 10 1; Bertha, 10 /;
Pride vi the Village, 3 10 L; Pique. 10 l.
Piaue cut out tue work a soon as the aag was
dropped, with PRIDE of the Vilage second, balance
All tnrd, Belle fourth, Louianisr MIN, Bertha bring.
Ing up Pique ran very rapidly to The loot OF
tho bun, where she had the advantage o ave SIX
lengths Balance All second, Pride o the Village third,
BsiIe iour,h, Loulanier NTH, Bertha sixth Pique
went out ei sight around the hal SIX lengths In
vance Of Balance All, aud when she came IN view
The 10 yer turn she Tour lengths IN front OF Bal
suce All Belle third, Pride of the Village iourth, Lou
lanler nlIh, Bertha SILL In the rear The nes
passed thrcvquartor pole In this order, but they