New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
CLOSE OF the RACING SEASON.


LOCK. GIRL or THE PERIOD, AND TROUBLE Faz
wINNERs-F0UL PLAY PROMPTLY PUNfSnxD.
Saturday was the closing day of the rscins
season Of 1874 at jerome Park The weather wa, oer,ec
and the attendance UNUSUALLY large fully sOoo peo
pie being assembled TO witness the sport. Meyer did
Jerome Park in the alDess Of Its Summer beauty
look more charming than on Saturday. when clothed IN
Its AuumDal livery OF russell, crimson and GOLD II
to the boraty OF Leonard W. Jerome seconded ey the
American Jockey Club. rnat pablo indebted 70,
the days racing which brilliantly closed remark
ably successful In the valley OF Westohes.r
the day marked by the administration of Quioh
retributye Justice on the principal and agent u pub
Ito robbery In the second race OF the day so Nsgrau
and garing In its preparation that The judges unheS
tatingly ruled of the course both tho owner rider. AZ
horse; sentence the severity Of which will be appss
cated when 1t stated that 1t prevents the owner from
again running another horse In any race IN the
United States Canada either 10 his own name or that
of any Gonfed rate the Jockey from riding and the
horsse long he remains under the ban OF expui
son from running This sentence. only passed
when the evidence OF contemplated fraud clear and
conclusive, met with the universal approval Of the
spectators, and tho only regret expressed was that hs
judges did order examination of the poolDooks
that the agents OF the successful robbery OF the pb
clique OF low dsreputabe gamblers, who have often
been engaged similar racing frauds bur have b.
escaped detection. might have been expo,ed at. Ike
the OF the have been expelled frou every
the day, the seeple chase Hugh GIrpey, the ler ~
Resoute tine first seeple cDsse was ruled OF TIE
rode the same horse in the second secple chaos per-
forming than IN the first Gafney. no for
five years past been distinguished as the hn,
most daring cross-country rider IN thS count AT
whom the slightest breath OF suspicion ha oeg
before been raised, declared before tae judges
| horse Resolute seemed unable to act d.
grass. and would not rise at on,l his mp
tIce. This was his first appearance In epb
chase and his running was that OF thoroughly reeh
horse "a In the second steepe-cbase the horse the
hands OF another rider performed much bette tbs
judges expelled Gafaey: probeoly without com enc
ming; "a sentence which appears FAR 100 sever aud
founded on too hsty deeso9 rsau wn9 e
likely to hazard Il and sacrifice D., both MS PrssS a1s
rse pf tbs kind espe s
under tue peculiar circumstances in which he wa
gain by winning, aud nothing by losing The race
The first steeple-chase was Tor purse OF sso, me
started. which were handicapped as follows: q
G94 T,@ S SsaS Torr p2@ea' M b@s
pOuqas I9yRs .s vssnyui 10 as p0u9T sG la
Known To Se fast sorss on the m and thon
was bis first steepe-chase, the fact that Hughc
was known that Mr.. florence would reserve Ircr =
the second steepe-chase. and be represented Ia tn
Tweed Ty a half brother 70 Col McDln.ers fyD-
Madge Pools sold at the following average rate 50
$50; Bind Tom. So Mary Clark went OF With me Tea
MDonstone being his dearest attendant. and tne ps
lowers that the race was confined tbro'e.
out to the two leaders. Resolute seemed ",i
unable to go faster than glop, and apparently could
not act the grass TURF Jumping also ci1msiy an.
| with dwelling action Mary Ciark ied Moonstons
finely. Ascending the nil ia the picnic ground Moon
gained upon M CE a S SIa pas
nnenra Of the brsaklng OF both his stirrup Ieatne-s
oODstone led until until approaching the last leap the
hurdle midway up the homestretcn' when dary C.r5
MOOnStODe
wins third aud Resolute was beaten OH. lhe rue
ming OF the caused the judges TO request @r Law
re ace to run in the second seepchase with
fresh Jockey up, they did not thlnk that lIheys
turf was satisfactory one and they would therefore
postpone action until after the last race.
The Ikme dash for purse OF $780, the five per cens
entrance money to go 10 the second horse aud tue
winner to be sold at auction, had three ennIes0onn
Coffees b. f. Carver l0s pounds 10 be sold for sOoG
Walden's Mldew. 90 pounds $500 and y u xsa
three-yearold gelding by Hurrah, % pounds, sooy
Carvers public performances were 50 good as
with the Others that suspicion was exced We'll ~ .o
pool auction stand IL found that Midew was selng
far beyond him. Rumors at once spread mat ,nS
berry" contemplated by the owner OF carver whica
quickly reached the judges ears ana caused taf 20
$780, Carver s75; Hrrah gelding, $780, when tae nag
and dooerato manner, pulled up MS horse allowing
the other Two TO get away dozen lehgtns oea2 3
their direct cognizance, keeping strong pnl on hin
Loud aud universal were the expressions OF dissstis
faction as the horse fell further behind under the
strong pull OF his coord rider The race Was conse-
quenty left to Mildew and the Hurdn gedins the
Coffee OF Carver and mis- jockey were at once
called into the judges stand The Jockey Was examined
decision was rendered That John Coffee the owner,
Taylor the rider, and b. F. Carver the horse we're Tor
every race-track under regular organization 10 the
universal satisfaction.
The mile aud half Handicap for purse Of 5000 for
all ages had six entres, OF winch Mary CLARK was
drawn and Nettle Norton (Coees entry was expelled.
having hylock, Grinstead, Kadi, and Emma TO start
Grinstead. from his recent brilliant running. made
favorite bringing $50 to shyocSs 500 Kadi. ssa
and Emma. $50. Emma made the runnns for the irss
mile with Kadi aud Shylock couple OF eng US behind,
and Grlnstend. who seemed unable 10 in his Gus
tomary style, last OF all On the lower turn Donohus
gave Shylock his head and few STIR
over for he gaOped away from his opponents and won
three lengths in the last time OF 2 tue best record
az the distance made at jerome Park, and the Oess
at the weights anywhere. Grinstead was second. Z"
Tie Hack Race for a silver cup, for gentlemen -.
over hall mile dash. had three runnero-P. 10 ae,S
Girl of the Period, ridden by Mr. Peter; Is. rye
Satiueo, and r. Center's White Hose Tae b u ~ vas
as follows: Girl OF the Period. 1928; White III 80
satineo. SO The feyorite got SOM. leagths .n
lengths in 50t seconds, satineo second.
The second steepie-ohase, Tor pOrseoi s9l" g
500 went To the second horse, had 10 runners o.
is entries These Harry Book. Blind Ioai,
Resolute Trouble, Moonstone, Mary Clark. -9
Impecunioas; and vesuyas ~, Mr. ,, ISffshc seI
500; Lawrence's entry lResOlute and AUSTRIA ME-
Mary Clark, $40 Dayoo, go aud the held So b,r"o
the flag fell. Hyland took Trouble 10 the trout
headed, and won after u splendid nnish
DiavOlo (who for first effort performed In e. 1" d.
augurs well for his future carcer) Dy MALI let..
a:ls tho time made over the course ausl "a
the course with the other horses tsng leaps
iary with them throughout. All inc others ,coA 'ue
leaps in beautiful STYLE ana as scIcd ths
expressed applause OF the excited spectators: IL yat
the,hnest stecplecnase ever seen az Jet rArA' ALI
aurropriately closed tlo racing season VI 1914
TIE RACE BETWEEN JUDGE FULLERTON AND
OCCIDENT
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The great rae be-