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Am H ESGLASD that In aitothar much respect as any IB lb* rue*, and be looked lm- Commodore, Theodore Crumeo.u.r: Roar ter mmi going so fliat at lb? finish AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB. YACHTING. Olio C'ruiueiiauor: .\l»nan<lerComB^ore.y- In iront. proeed smew be showed up at N*wiuark<'t iu iim Twu Soeiotary. honored yard* lie might Dave to* '1:s heau 1 iicuiana ligiiicu Man> good ju ices took exception Treasurer llurrv 11- Holraos; Sailing faster, J"®,®1 "Itob Boy,my* a weil informed turf writer, "'has t* him, however, on aceounl ol bia siacknc.-* In th* The races at Jerome Perk to-day, although Dot so 7>"Si??Steward, EawarJ Graham; Usurer, td a waul 01 iu over HPXTCIAti MEETING or THE new took yacht ward A. D ivld. H as about uim as ever luitdi*, strength ibwcoupling, which numerous us usual, should be ol a first class order am ESGLASD. much fashion any thoroughbred the aud down course L>« at once when up Kpsotn would, they said, from the of the horses that are sure to con¬ CIjUu in REOAED to the yacht nebeio. stripped, aod the eye catches bis form decidedly against lilb cb a ce And so it proved, lor quality yachting j«otk*. seen in a crowd, attracted t>y his singular marking.a alior coming down Ibe bill 10 Tottenham Comer tall tlia tend. Four events aro on iho card, ilto Oral beintra Irco THE tote on the catamaran question Yacht Kestlrss, Commodore ». X. out ol N.Y.Y.C., Ksne, lull t'Old face and b:s two white stockings, end raring was knocked Browa l'nnoe. aud aaolncr hatulicup a'eepstakca, ¦ dash of a mile, which will Ion* American easay fruitless. tbe little A TIE. etilcd Irom Whtte.wne, L. L. yesterday raornlna. for a handsome proved Ahyre. haveuiue Second of the Ascot at** t;» iastii/ air ol walking. That be I* p<>ny wbo won three laces at til* last Newmarket starirra, comprising:.Kxpionoa, carrying A special meeting ot the members of tbe New York btutou Island. Day colt nobody can deny, bot there if a want of length, meeting. looked well enough; but it aeemed out ol iha 100 lbs.; Bertram, ICS Uw.; Australtnd, 100 lbs.; DaiW Yacht Club wus held at ihroo aller- Yacht Mr. Cbarlo. J. ci him >o was an o'clock yestorday Dreadnetight, N.Y.Y.O., ol uud of that waur-and-taar quetiion 'o «xp> will; uevcrtbaless, lie *aslsn, 100 ibe.; iaiiltiess, luJ lbs.; Ubadamanibua, ubsmnce, appearance a lavorite us lirown 1'rioc*. Uoforo three o'clock noon, la the roar room of the Broad street Deluiouico's. from N..w York, paased tbo Uk.iau> Tele with fashion. good lb*. On 10.r> uud US O'borue, Meeting. which one likes to see Intermingled evrytbiug was :u readiness. The prelimi¬ UK ; Mary, lbs.; Wuco, lbs., Peru, Tbe meeting w.ih called fur tbe purpose or considering station yesterday alteruoon m route to Martha i and bad l>ceu The aecond race is tbe Ladles' lor three- graph Howovcr, Rob Roy is all freedom anil action, nary canter gou* through with, lbs. Slakes certain protests which liad been m.de against tho ad- V to The of n whicb Cbsmtut'* lameness was plainly percep¬ oiu (lilies, a Oash ol a mile auU a hall. There were therein lies bis ability race." engagements tible. and tb<> teveuieeu starior» proceeded 10 the pout. year miaalon Into tbe club of tbe schooner Neroid and ot At a meeting of the Brooklyn Yaebt Club bold l.sl be run the tnlrd nominations lor this but three P.ib iccludo three events to day Mr. AlcGe.irgo wus singularly fortunate iu gettiag tbe Uliy-oue erect, oaly taking such actlou In relation thereto as might be evonlaif at their rooms, corner of Court and Montagu# GRAM ITTEMim AND FI\R Wt'ATHKR. at which lot lb tine and Inn to a sturt just will mart. These are Odon Bow io's f Thursday of the present meeting Ascot, dropping flag perfect bay (Illy Pride, by deemed advlsttblo. Commodore Nicholas Kane tooK roe's Mr Write*. of W-Hack'. Theatre, w.a the iiold as .soon as they reached tbe atariing po ut. l'aiuaius, duiu P. Lorillard's 1 are the fourteenth new Hiencial Stakes, (ilun Arthur and lirowa I'riuce were the ilrst to break Kiugflsher, My Maryland; hay (Illy tbe cbulr, and Mr. Anson I'. .Stokes, tbe owucr of tbe elected a member. U was .tat*that,lb. in Summer Zoo Aunr.tli.iu, dam and U. L. unaatrooosly Cup and the All Agod .Stake*. He ta lbs tlie line, ind before going eery far Glen Ar- Zoo, by Mazourka, Nereid, occupied a seat at the same table. There van tnodala lor the yacbt. wl.loh were soogoa.ful In the Newmarket the Champion Stukrs, Ibur lorced tbe d.c« by goiug 10 front, having i.orlllard's bay Ally ldulla, by liienHg, dam Item. Rob and Win Cup, July tneetisg; Urown I'riuce close while ijulto a largo attendance of membera, and opinions regatta of the club last Tuesday would be ready at tbe Cradle, Silvio, Roy Bflplicrbe Newmarket Second the AH Aged Stake*. alongside, fantalu*, The third race will be bsalg of a inile and au eighth, October; Tbundamoa* and Uon Carlos same nest, appeared pretty equally divided on tbo question. noxt id toting. Now. lor lbs Tlisae uro - (tie Event*. Newmarktt Houghton; ttio Claret Stakes, followed by Youubot, Plunger, Orleans, Silvio, Kou aad tbreo will start purse. Ambush, Alter tbo meeting waa called to order Commodore Important and the retnuiuder all well ihc White- market Craven meeting, 1ST8, and the Cbanip'on iioy, up escept ctri'/lag 11S lbs.; (slater of Mercy, 113 lbs., aud Kino stnted tbat In order to arrive at soruo JiAbE BALL. 21c is chapel representative, Ladr Millar, whose owner had 118 lbs. Stakes, Newmarket Second October, same year." about as tnucb chance ol winning the race on loot as Courier, decision it would be advisable to offer eomo race will be a ANB YALE. June 13. IST7. out engaged 10 file St. I.eger. the Uliy bad. Jngcilou was running through bis Tne loortli free handicap swsspslskes, resolution en the question. It was tben moved and BKCOND CAME URTWKKS UABTTORD 1.OXDOC, bill mile a TIIP. I OKON'.ITIUl STAKKfc. horses a* they run up the by tbe aud quar¬ tbe distance one mile cud tbroe-qnartera. Kur this This wjsthc second day of the Ascot meeting. Tlie ter and so was tbe tbe seconded tbat. In tbe opinion of tbo mooting, the yacht VICTUUX 1'OU 'fUE IiAllBlt. For tbo .Stakes five blliea faccd the ptsi, Grey *'r«r, pair joining there will be six starters, comprising Viceroy, with ecatber was floo and the course in goou condition. Coronation leading lot and keeping in (rout until well rouuu lb* Nereid is fit to be Vepresented la tbe club. Tbe pro¬ Mliw Hat.*, Juuo 13, 1877. starter. I.urd Horilcgtoa'a Heipho^be pruvo* the long bend and hegmuing tbo descent to lattenham lu2 lbs.; Major Barker, 89 Iba.; (Jaiway 118 Iba.; Her- poser of tho resolution stated that he bad consulted between the Ttie attendance ot spectators was very large. Corner. Here bad to and Tantalus The ..co.4 game of hamuli victor a with l.ord Brwflortf's Manwuvre in Jageiion give up, trum, 10."> lbs.: Partnership, lit) Iba., and Rappahan¬ some or the tik noYAL nrrr err. by length, also dropped back, co tbttl G;en Arthur and lirown old membera ot tbo club and fouud that Harttori Club and the Yalo Un.veutty nine took pa thoiecon<l plane and l.ord Falmouth's J.ady Uollglitiy were clear oi their iniuiediat* who nock, with 100 lbs. double bull boats were no new In lla lh«, The race r®r the Koyal Hunt Cup brought out a bold l'rinee lollowers, x»r. atTTixr,, rhlnii history. at Hamilton Park In this city ibis ulternnoo. on tin-- race is not were Silvio, Clianiaut, Hob Wilton's brown colt t.ra- tmrd. The betting reported. Gray J*'riar, Thuud*rstoae, Dm\ a The measurer, who was supposed to be a competent wcre about one thou.and to we the match. of twenty-two borne;1. Lord Hoy, Altyro ana Khidorroeh, behind wbou tne Held iif Mile. present SCMMaKV. 6 to 1 i. Hliudainanlhut .. 4 to 11. had hla trio convenience die, who started with 1') to 1 eg»tnst him, proved the for- tailed oil very'mucb. As they reached tbe Corner Bertram judge, Riven certiflc ue, and Tne belting during the morning was neorly otou, The Coronation Slake- of 100 hots, eacb, half aud iutrlered Austruliud o to I t. Mory 0 to 1 t. two winner a and a halL Mr. Mnnnlngtori's bay 12'.' Its. e.-u h tlie %vin¬ Tliundorstoue collapsed very Middeuly, ol ibe bulla was obvious, as while ouo wus used for with a .light presence Hartlord, a- by length feit, lor tbree-year-old fillies, witb and Hob Hoy, more particularly the ml- Uallj(rinian 8 to 1 t. Wuco tl to 11. perhaps Sutton, with 30 to 1 agsmet hitn at the Mart, ner ol tbo Fpsorn Uerby, Oaks, Two I hoasand Otrnons, AUyre Faithless 4 to 1 l I'-ra 4 to 1 t. tbe erew and oookiug purposes ibe other was kept fur though there wore many backers of be geMing Prls de French ter, who was behind and slightly inside ol Mr.
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