The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-09-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
Racing yesterds, AT Jerome Park. Louisville. and
Brighton Beach.


Brighton Beach.
NEW Nonk, Sept, 26.-The fall meeting q. Jerome
Park opened TO-DAY. The weather was beautiful,
aud there was splendid attendance.
First race-Pursc $500, for threcyear olds aud up
wards, nwlnnlng allowances; one mile. Buck
stone won, Strathsrey second, Florence II. third.
second race-The Nursery stakes for 1855 for
two.year.olds, winning penalties; three.quarters OF
ami. annie. ,newdrop won' Charity second, Bgone'te
Third raceThc Jerome stakes for 1855, for THREE
was feature OF The day, as ali the horses had m The
crack jockeys-McIaughlino on Richmond, w. bono
hue on Tecumsch, Hayward on Saltpetre, Fitzpat-
rick on longyew, and Blayock on barefoot. Long
view was OF first, with barefoot and Richmond
forcing, bui passing the stand Richmond had the
lead, with Tccumseh and saltpeirc in close com
pany. From the half mile longview held the first
place, but Tecumseh had now displaced barefoot,
and they crossed the line with l.ongylew winner
'Iccumseh second, and Saltpetrc third. Time, e2o
There were seventy-seven subscribers for the race
Fourth race-lhc Manhattan handicap, a sweep
stakes; y miles. Pontiac won, Heel and Toe sec
ond Euclid third. Time, 2:il. There were thirty.
i've subscribers for this race.
Fifth race ,n $500; for thres,year-olds and
Mary Hamilton second, MaImaduke third. Time,
ibt.. Wandering was bought IN by his owner for
sl.sss. lie was entered to he sold for 800.
Sixth race-Handicap steeplechase purse 5000
over the full coarse. Bourke Cochran won, Abra-
element was intense and the winner Was heartily
cheerej The rider of Abraham made complaint
that Bo9rse Cochran had not gone the full course,
was greeted with cheers
NEW YORK, Sept. 26-There was a good attend
ance at brighton beach to-day.
quarters 1lsa S ms
second, and Vertigo third Time, i:i7,l. Mutuals
Second race-Purse $3.50; II, miles. weasel won,
Una u. second, and olivette third Time, | .56s.
Mutuas paid si2.i0.
Pericles won, Three Cheers second, homage third.
Time, :30h.
Fourth recourse 500; | = miles. Barnum won,
Fifth race-Purse $3.50; one mile. Dangeraeid
won, Petrelia second, and Goblin third. Time, 40.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. ss-The weather to-day
was cooler but pleasant, the track very dusty, aud
First recourse $500; 1 Lilo miles. In the
stretch McBowllng took the lead and won easily by
Two lengths, warrington second, Buddy Bowling
second race@furse $40; one.me heats. Frs,
s.a MeySfe won by egh! lengths Thistle
also won, with Madison second, and Thistle third.
volo took the lead and won with ease, Moonlight
second. Idle Pat third. Time, e:isI.
Fourth ,asem TN Belle Meade stakes; three.
second, and waddell Bryant third Time, i:iI.
Fifth race.purse $3.50; three-quarters of mile.
Dudley Oaks led throughout and won by two lengths,
Genlock second, Chance third. Time, :l5A.
There viii be racing Monday at Louisville and
Brighton Beach. Below rethe entries and weights:
. AZ nrRntSni First 81 mile,
thur. no; Rushbrook, ITO; waukesha, ITO; Bur-
gundla loe; Harry West, los His Grace. los; Arch
lo2; hartwig, 102; Leonidas, 100; Sea Foam, 90.
Second race-l,s miles, selling: Capt. Warren, 1O6;
100; Patapsco, io5; Una b. 100; FeiIowship. %
Keokuk, %; King George, 30; Punka, 90.
Third race-,rhree. quarters OF a mile, selling.
Duke, 100; Blue Day, 90; Witch, 90; Cen Price, 49,
Fourth raceIOne mile. Little Minch, 100; Bob
Fifth race-Seven-eghths OF mile. Choctaw, 81 (;
Battledore, 1885, Manitoba. ZIG; Baron Favoret, IFS
ila; Hazard. lis; King b. lls Rico, iO1; Contessa,
l0l: PeekskIll. lo5; Alfred, 1O3.
nat; A. louisville S, Frs, Of
Estrella. iO7; Katarina iOi; sis Himyar, iOi; Red
Second race-one and one-eghth miles, Koeci.
usko los; Conkllng, IFS; Monocrat, lO5; Gold Ban,
so; Hopedae, 100
Third race-one and one.quarter miles. vlreie
Hearne, 30; Expert IS; Rookie, iO5; volo. 81 UitI.
matum, 80; Doubt, 80; Locks, 100.
Fourth race-Flve furlonga Trnkltat, 10,; Cuban
Queen, 81; Frank Norris, 100; Fronie Louise, 81;
qrimald, ITO; Nell Swift, 81; ElOse 81; Malva H.,
ioI; Woodcrait, 100; Andelis, 81; vreie H., 81;
Fifth race-one mile. Hillsboro, %; Lady Way
ward, 1857 Monogram, ll5; Spaulding, los; Chance,
Ill; voante, 10s Bettna, IS; Herminie, 1885, Pear.
Jennings, 49,
New YORK, Sept. 26.-Matt Allan, acting for II. p.
Ashe, OF California, will match the threeyear-old
colt Alta against any three old In America for
IS, 600 side, to run mile aud ihreequarters or two
miles at baltimore, on good day and track: Mr..
Allan can be communicated with at the st. James
| Hotel, New York, care of William f. Common.
DETROIT, MICH, Sept 26.-The match race for
won by the latter In three straight heats Time,
2:l5k, 2:17K, 2:l6.
Three trotting races are announced to take place
at Brightwood Park Wednesday next. See adver-