The New York herald., 1879-09-28
AMERICAN Jockey CLUB.
THE AUTUMN RACE NETTING AT JEROME PARK
PRoGEA,ME OF EVENTS.


The sport will commence on Thursday with a
dash OF mile or a purse Of $500. Horses
not having this year of the value of
$1,000 allowed bs.; those not having won any
race tins year allowed ~ lbs.; maidens allowed. IL
years old. ID lbs II years old II lbs; years
old or upward 2Jlbs. As there are more than the
usual number Of horses already the ground of
all grades this ought to have large field of
starters. The second race viii be the Nursery
Stakes for twoyearolds. of 500 eaeh half forfeit.
with $500 addd. the second TO receive $500 out Of
the stakes; dash of throe-quarters OF q mile.
This closed With forty live nominations. the most
likely startc,s being Mr. q. l.. Loriard's brown colt
Sensation b; Leanington. dam Susan Beane; the
Same gentkmans bay colt Grenada. by King Alfonso,
dam Matti Gross; Mr.. A. Bcimont's chestnut ally
Bcata. by II Used dam Beatrice; the same gentle
man chestnut ly Carita. by III Used. dam Camilla;
the SAM gentleman's chestnut colt Turcnne by
Kingdshr, dam Toncques; Mr. W Astors chestnut
colt Ferlciilo. by Leamington ldam Nellie Ransom;
Mr.. L. Snedikers chestnut Ally Girone. by Lean
ington, lam Rattan; Mr.. J. w. Eell's ehestnu, colt
Minos. by bennington. dam Nemesis; Mr.. Clabaugh's
brown colt Olin, by vauxhall. dam Maulina and
Mr.. p. Lorilards bay colt Hermit. by Warwick. dam
Chigpon: the same gentleman's bay lilly Ethel. by
Saxon dam Second Hand and the geEtlenan's
chestnut lilly zicka. by Australian, dam Mazurka.
The third will be the Jerome Stakes for three
year-olds, OF 500 each. half forfeit. with $500
added the second to receive $500 out of the stakes.
One mile and three-quarters. The probable starters
will be Monitor, Una. Harold, Spendthrift. Pirate,
Rochester, Jericho. Report and Dan Sparling.
The fourth will be the Manhattan
Handicap. u sweepstakes Of $50 each. half for
felt and only $40 it declared, with $500 added; the
second to receive $50 out Of the staEes winners of
any handicap, after publication Of weights. 5 lbs.
additional; OF two more ~ lbs. One mile and
quarter. There thirty entries for this. seven
teen of which have accepted the weights. The top
weight is General Phillips, with ITO lbs Franklin
with the weight, Monitor with lot
lbs., Lady Middleton, LOG lbs; Spartan,
Harold. Lottery. Mark L. Oriole and Odd
Fellow. los lbs.; Ferida. 10i lbs; Dan Sparkling.
1O3 lbs; Bulwark. 05 lbs; Pawnee and Boardman,
"a lbs Annie Augusta. 93 lbs. Peter Hyncs. Ss bs.
and Utilita IS lbs. Tho nth will be handicap
steeplechase for purse of S45O. OF which 500 to
the second horse; entrance tree. Any rumber OF
horses may be entered by the ownor. Three
or no Entries to be made on Tuesday 30th
inst The fractional course, starting the threc-
quarter mile st,et;h opposite the timers stand
ming southwark, taking single hurdle opposite tho
club house, and thence the remainder OF the
usual steeplechase course.
On tho second day, saturday, October /, the games
will open with race FOR purse of Si00. Horses
years old. 1o2 lbs years old. liz lbs. years and
upward. 100 lbs. The winner to be sold at auction
for 000 If entered to be sold for $780, allowed 10
lbs. Any surplus on the sale Of the winner to be
divided between the second horse and the racing
fund. Beaten horses not liable to be claimed. One
mile and quarter. This should bring to the post
a large field OF clippers. Following this will
IIry,,fn ctatyA PAR 1tao
DID, 500 each. half forfeit. with slOO added; the
closed with thirty three nominations. .of which num-
ber Messrs. Belmont F. Lorillard, l.. v. Snedikcr D.
u. Wishers, w. Astor, J. A. Smith and q. L. Loril.
lard will havo starters. The Maturity Stakes will
follow. which is for four-yearods. 5000 each. half
forfeit. with 81 200 aided the second 10 receive
$500 out Of the stakes. Three miles. This stake
closed with thrty-seven entries. the starters for
which will probably be Messrs. Thomas Puryear Il
Co.'s chestnut colt DanicheG. by Glenelg
dam Sslina; Mr.. J. w. Bells chestnut colt Frank
lin. by Lexington. dam Canary Bird; Mr.. G. Reeds
bay fly Bonnie Wood. by Bonnie Scotland, dam
Woodbine. and probably ono or two others. The
fourth race VIII be for purse OF S400 tho winner
to be sold at auction for sl.5oo II entered to be
for $500. II lbs.; for $780, % lbs. Any surplus
the sale OF the winner to be divided between the
second horse and the racing fund. Beaten horses
not to be liable to be claimed. One milo and fur
long. The fifth race will be for purse of $500 for
maiden twoyear-olds. Those not having been
placed second for any sweepstakes allow cd lbs
Three-quarters of a mile.
On the third day. Tuesday, October Z. the sport
for purse OF $4OO the winner to he sold at auction
for 1900 If entered to be sold for 81 0U0 allowed
ss iSr S 1u T. ps @ tho ior sso ~ ~ y lbs for $500
divided between the second horse and tue racing
fund Beaten horses not liable to be claimed. The
second race will be the Champagne Stakes for
two-year-olds $50 each, half forfeit, with $500
added; the second to receive 500 out of the
stakes The winner of any sweepstakes of the value
OF 900 to carry lbs. extra CT two or more such
stakes 10 lbs extra. Three-quarters of mile. This
stake closed with twenty three nominations amo ng
them most likely TO start being Mr.. ]. T. Purdy's |
chestnut colt Paratonnerre. by Macaroon dam Para
pluic; Mr.. I. w. Dosweli's bay colt Neufchatel by
nut hlly Groae. by bennington. dam Rattan;
Alessrs. Dwyer Brothers bay colt Quito, by King |
Alfonso dain Crucfx the gentloinen's bay
Lorillards bay lilly Ethel, by Saxon. dam Second
Hand the same eentlenan's bay. colt Victory. by
by King Ernest. dam Arnica; the gentleman's
bay ally by King Ernest, dam Dawdle: Mr.. A. Bel |
mont's chestnut ally Beata. by III Used dam Bea-
tricc; the gentlenan's chestnut illy Carita.
by III Used. dam Camilla; Mr.. q. L. Lorlards |
chestnu, hlly.. Qneen,s. Own. by Australian,
and Mr.. Il. Morris Battle Axe flly. The third race
will be the Grand National Handicap Sweepstakes of |
) 800 added; the second to receive $500 out of the
stakes: winners Of any handicap after the publica-
ticn of the weights. 0 lbs. additional; Of two
more. 10 lbs. Two miles and quarter. There |
were eight nominations for this sweepstakes, two |
OF which have declared out The following remain |
in:-Mr. >. d. Bruce's chestnut horse General Phil
lips By Glenely dam La Polka years old, 10s lbs;
MIR. q. l.. Lorlards chestnut mare Loulanier, by |
Lever, dam Lady Hardaway, A years old IOl lbs:
the same gentenans chestnut colt Harold, by Lcam-
ington, dam Maggie i. b.. years old 400 lbs. the
same gcntieman's bay illy Ferida. by Glenclg. dam
La Henderson, 3yoars old. 1O2 lbs; Mr.. II. schwartzs
bay colt Lottery. by Monday, dam Virginia, years
old lo2 lbs and Mr. T. LorilIard's bay colt Spartan.
by Lexington. dam Lulu Horton years old 1O2
lbs. The fourth race VIII be for purse of :4O0
winners this year of 900 to carry lbs. extra: of
$4,000. lbs. extra. Horses not having won a race
this year allowed lbs, inadens allowed. If years
old. 10 lbs. II old. IA lbo. il years or mp
ward, 20 lbs. TArcc-quarters of mile. The
nth race viii! DO handicap stceplcchase
for purse Of 5000 OF which 500
TO the second horse; entrance Free Any number of
horses may be entered by the same owner. Three
horses. the property Of different owners TO start or
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