, 1879-07-01
Close of Some Of the Finest
"'Turf Sport Ever Wit
messed;
Completing the suooess Of the Chi
cago'<Jookey Clubs First
3 =: Meeting,
-Four Events of Marked In
tcrcst handsomely
Contested.
The Gilt-Edged .Two-Year-Old
Race Won by Mis-
take.
Koone Richards, Jr., Scores u
Brilliant Victory in tho
Milo Heats. r
The Two-Mile Handicap Purse
Taken Prettily by,
G1enmore; j.
And tho Consolation Purse Unex-
pectedly Captured by Ex-
8. pertinent. ),
Figures Showing the Winning
Stables, Horses, Slres,
and Jockeys: 80
Troy and Cleveland Victorious in Base
Ball Over Syracuse and
Buffalo,:
The Two-Mile Handicap Purse
Taken Prettily by.
G1enmore; ;.
And tho Consolation Purse Unex-
pcctetlly Captured by Ex-
o. perlment.
Figures Showing the Winning
Stables, Horses. Sires,
and Jockeyst:. -
Troy and Cleveland Victorious in Base
Ball Over Syracuse and .
. Buffalo,:


Buffalo,.
THE TURF.
nit11.LIANT Ci.osE.
The inaugural running meeting OF the Jockey
Club was brought 10 a huccessful eose 5ester-
day afternoon, tho last uay furnishing as me
sport as any that preceded 1t.
THO events on the programme wero four In
number, and IN each there WA Il fine contest
bctHecu tho favorttcs nnd the field, tic latter
winning, saye In tho last race. w!tcro Expcrt-
mont, who vas strongly supported by California
money, Justified tire confidence or Ills backcrs
by leading home q good field In fine style.
THE skssArIos or THE DAT
,vas cxpectcl 10 he Tic meeting, IN The Criterion
Stake Of the famous 2.ycur.olds, Wn1fcnsteln
and klmbnll The latter won the fac1ie"Autcl
6tnkus on the itst day Of .tnc meeting. anl hts
previous ytcturlcs. n.y. Nasslyille mud Louisville
had shown tllst he was among the hcst Of Ills
.x.ar:- y NnlIcnstetn had never beon 1eteascd,
and SO highly was he Thought Of that Plasrc
LorIIlurd pnrchascd him during The st Louis
meeting Tor s., ,o00. 80 certain did 1t seem that
either Kiubull or valtcnstc!n wnu!d wln tint
In the bulk Of the betting ~ wcsc thr nny
opes named, torllaru's entry Ecncral-
II ceiling about even With lie
Held, the purchasers OF wh!cl. snok1l upun
Ktmbail az their only hope. Tue result showed
Tint cyeryt,0ly wns wton:, the wilmer turning
up in Mr.. tirnatcad's rolt Mistake, by Wuver1y,
out Of Misfortune. Tic bgni1caacc and aparo-
prtatcuess Of the name WAS painfully apparent
10 thosu wl,o hal backed the layorie, IA tic
little sou OF Waverly stint out Of tIlc crowd
"Hen Ae''1 Ie u.7sn'eo ~ 's'e "'>. ~" " ~
1us. t''o ' 'ou' sNt'st.u '''... '.... ~ ~
nlaee' nut e'e" t.'os' s'''4"se''u w." '"e
staolc W WHEN no oo'"..u' n' -,
Jus "on nosi's ~. .ae nsaA.s ",
- Tue 'ase' u's Aa'.h oaensu a'' S@''' "S ''''
tut A'h'Assn
WIS 1a'eo o"e' 'ea''s e'l"A."S ~ 'Ho s''a] -,
my oGY ms. Mcs"' eAsoot 4.,I nsuaeeaas. ~"
""e'' "al,cns.e" .a'.'e a.'o1sn Nv ~" n'''
eau ''""y p"e' W. '.'' 40 s.,,,'.,'. wa.
s.""s ~
1'o 'uiaso'ne' os'ea 'a.o "a''e..
Ten SCI oh of .ue Ien n"o 'a.y
Aof'.a'o s'ole' s"eI' ".". NV N"' ''''
PcoP'e t"ouent W 1s'o'o e''',I '''I san,e
co'ors 20 victory IN Ens'"ml' Ms. !,stleheil,
Lortlard's trainer, md barrett, Ills head
Jockey, had come On from New York to run ana
ride lin colt In h!s ,lrtt race under hts nuw
o""e1,e eo'oie' A"" ao." "e'o a"A"as u" W w
result, hut not hopeful. since feacsl'ne here the
colt hus not been doing IN well as "as
expected and certainly made very
mn, abow,rt, x,atcr,,nv 11c WA given ,cry
poul e"3"Hs 9ee..' 49, ~, w., s.'su VI,
n1tle ea'lopne eAsee'so poio.e eno raea'. a''i
not "bseezea out " ut all' VI his running but
little tan be said, s'nee, from start to fnst1, e
never got to the front, nnd before halt the In11o
lad l,ceu gone 1t wus patent to oil that hia
chances for victory amouutel to nothtnr. a,ul
-. ,h. ,,o,. ti,e hom,.vt-a,ch vns r,.cb.,, al.
t;o" J my o,.h 10 W." ,,,,n s,,n .nro.,,'", a
though h1tn, nc Was Solns "lth spraWl'bt. ac'
tlon, and Has about as completely lsot-up ID Il
horse could be ant stay Ia raro