, 1881-10-02
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, n. Y, Oct. 1.-The 1irs
race, one ami one-1uarter miles. was won by
Sly Dance. Flora second, aud Monitor third
| Tine, 3:ll.
The second race, -three-quartcrs of Il mile
dash, was won by Wyoming, Stonehcnsg
Colt second, and Duplex third. Time, LIS.
The third race, one and t!lree-uuartcrs
mites, was won by Barrett. l'riam second.
The rest were scratched. Time, 3:t:'.
The fourth race, one anu one-guart2r
miles: Parole first, Compensation second, Sir
Hugh third, Time, 2:ll:
| Fifth race, one and thrce-cishths miles:
third. Time, 2:::.,11.
| Stecplechase, fuil course, Trouble first,
! Bertha second, Day Star third. Time, 4:1G
DUBUQUE, IA.
DCECQuE, H., Oct. 1.-The Dubuque Coun-
ty gent leman's driving race come oil ut. tie
| large. The entries were all 1T home horses,
creating Il great deal Ut interest Five
horses were entered. including Gray Eddie,
| owned hy ]osepl! Halli,, William =. Young,
| ton, owflcd by James Day. Tho latter won
| the race, making 3,o1 us the best time. The
bycicte race was won by John Tredwny.
TRACK TALK.
! Enshaw Jr., an old Chicago trotter, record
2:::e.t: {, is to be sold at auction i'll baltimore
| NeNt Tuesday.
Tice Ilutse1l, trainer for I. J. Aesibbcn,
was severely injured recently ut Lexington
BY being thrown FROM wagon
The oid-time steeplec|,ascr, now il. Canada,
has been winning all the purses offered for
lis style Vf performance recently.
GrotIG has broken down permanently. So
has Knight Te1nplar, and Ncufchatcl has i'll
jureu Il Iastern and been retired for the
season.
The horses from the Cation stock-farms
that took so IlaNy prizes at the Chicago Fair
were 1T Pcorll last Week, aud captured more
blue ribbons and money.
The Philadelphia trutter, FELTON,. that was
reported to have bccn driven Il 1llarier BY
young Mike Goodwin in 1:'l5. seconds, has
been sold to Il New York party, the reported
price being $4,000.
Tie broodn,are Mary I1ulse (dam of
Charlie CliaMplin) was struck BY lightning
ut the farm Of her owner, Mr. Charles Back
man, recently, and killed, lis WIS also colt
tOal by Kentucky Prince.
The boy who was ruled off at Long Branch
for pulling Big Medicine III Il race there
about six weeks ago was pernittett to ride
Lucy l4tsie 1T the recent Louisville meeting,
which was Il bad mistake.
Col r. X. Hawkins, of Texas. has sold to
brown horse kchel. u years old, By Socks,
dam Betty Wharton by Uthello, ami he will
s',on arrive 1T DanyiiIe, n.y., TO head the
Magnolia Stud
lroauois has won $4,000 in stakes this
season, and bcel' beaten but once, Til WHICH
Two Thousand Guineus. but. afterwards
proved his superiority TO that horse BY de-
feating him easily in the Derby.
The Rat is spoken of as 4 cunning young
ster. When he :'dowuctl' Valusia and all
the crack !ayear-olds ut Shccpshead Bay he
waited for the Others to COME III to him,
wllinnying plaintIvely. His sire, Imagina-
tion, was Sent To llolstein sonle time ago.
Archer, the Jockey Of lts'uuois, laid GOO
sOyerelgnS on winning the st. Leger. When
asked, ;lf1er the race, about the way he Won,
he said that he held Il good position on
the utter responded galIant1y, ami with the |
greatest ease sailed past the posi- rs the win
ner. |
Fiona, the winner of the Fi1ly Stakes Mt
Lexington, is I'LL own sister to Sarsttfd, who |
last season won the Colt Stakes ut the same t
Mr. Jerome, renamed Randolph and sud to
Mr.. Ten Hrocck, who took lin to England.
Fiona is a daughter Of Wavcrly and tils
noted mare Nora Crtil'a, the dam Of kinkora.
The ''boys'' evidently had things their
own way at the 1nce1ing held at Osdensburg,
Moose {record 2:1o1l!> Won the first heat i'll
:. ~, - having been great tayorit before the
start, us nO other Horse in the race had a
better record than -: Valley Chief took
Spy went OIL aud captured the race in $50.
2 2 20, ~ u,
Lulu Horton, the fine brootlnarc, dam Of
one Of the best horses William Jen-
1ilngs ever saw ile declares, dict AT Wood
a. ft s}rra |