The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-15
THE FAN0RITES ALL BEATEN
WHIPs AND sPURs LUSTTLY Piled
ON TIE L1ST QUIRIER
Nearing the End of the Jerome Park Spring
Races Expressions Of Opinions on the
Eject of the stopping orthe Selling of Pools.

Nearing the End Of the Jerome Park Spring |
Races - Exprcssions or Opinions on the |
Eject ofthe stopping OFT the Selling of Poois.
The gates of Jerome Park were thrown
open, and the fag OF the American Jockey
Club foatcd over the club for tho sixth time this
season yesterday. The park never looked
better. Many ladies appeared on the stands,
and ON the balconies. and the smooth sward be-
low the club house. The attendance was not
large. Among the gentlemen present the all
absorbing topic Of conversation was the Pool
bill. A reporter remarked TO Mr.. Leon
ard Jerome. Tho attendance Mt the
park has been very slim, owing to
the weather. no doubt" "Oh. no." Mr..
Jerome replied: 1T il the obnoxious Pool
hill passed by the Legislature. WHY. IT has
made racing n dead letter. MIR. Withers.
Judge Munson. Mr.. Purdy Mr., Bathgatc, the
Mossrs 1orllard. Mr. +. Morris. Col. Daniel.
GOV. Bowie. Mr. Clabaugh Major boswell
Capt. Cottrill. Mr.. Constable. Mr.. c. Living
stone. Mr. Lawrence jerome. and many
others were in groups discussing the in
jury done to jerome Park hy stopping
pool selling. One Of the gentlemen said;
Tho English system OF book making Will
/ never suit the American people. It, a skim
/ Another remarked. Pool selling is nOuri-hing
/ in lIobokcn. while some oi the best aw-ahiding
citizens in tho country are deprived OF buying a
will bet. and that ii is the iive-doliar ciass OF
/ betters jerome Park must cater Co.; In speak
| ing of tho rae's to-day. on" individual re-,
marked. This is the slimm.st att ndaneo !
ever saw at Jerome Park Another was
! heard To- say, " Ia ing ia Jerome Park l.
| thing OF the past. How cnn you expect anything
else W TIA NJ pool selling Not unii r. i'n N'N
/ viii the order of things he changed Then
races vii! be- patrVnizml w9wrwill men rwuth
/ home we'll pleased with The day : sport, NO mat
ter If they have won or lost. SO long a. they naN.
chance 10 pay thcr tNl'hs. r. Yi u, uhl;,
number of members said that the Police Com
miss ioners were willing that tue American
! Jockey Tub should sell pools ON jerome ldrk,
hut Mr. Belmont and other members said that
they could not afford to break the law; that they
would abide by IT, In the fall they would try
and remedy it, 50 as to have pool selling.
The racing began at the appointed hour, and
the track was never in better condition. being
very fast When the bell rang the Jockeys and
horses promptly responded Tor the first race-a
free handicap Tor sweepstakes, for one mile.
There we're nine runners Rhadanlanihus.
IFS pounds; j. rtram. los pounds WACO
lQ5 pounds; Faithiess. lO2 ponnls; ~
! lalenaiun. loo pounds. Mary, ~ pounds; ana
Pera. Is pounds In the book betting 2t9 ! was
oil red against pera and 10 ! against LNpi1-
sion. The horses were srnt away To an excel
lent start llalegs an jumped In me 'front.'
/ others almost IN bunch, On Ivuui ih- tlc
fret turn fathhss t.oN sld's WIN l"ta s,ah
tapped 10y Waco, Australind being iourih
Ihadamauthus NTH. the t,st IN cluster. In"
runuiu.. was very fine while solnS round thr
club house blun bvrtram Closed on the othcrr.
and Just before going out of sisit .Strd me
lead from DAlsaslan. On rounding the turn.
brfur. coming INTO the straight Brriram kept
his sa-hlng gHt, aud lOoNod like " NJ
ner Tut at the distance stand he sulk I'D
aud crossed th" track. giving NJ IN" strus-''.
Hualamanthu- went 10 tn front. hut Sparlin-,
hy putting the whip to ENil sion. wcnt past
him with "A rush. and won .hc rae 10Y iAr'r-
quarters Of a length IN .4js. EhudamautIus
was SECOND. Brrtram tNri. AuStrdllnI IOuftn,
ill.,, others bringing W m rrar. r,,...o..,..
The sc'oni race was Tor tne LADIES Stakes
nominations. Gror-e Loruiard 10. l. liall "a.
lO7 pounds Oden bowlrs ,n. T. Ou9iei anu l.
IT, LOST. In thc book briiing Ioo-Ioo was even
against the Hold, ana t. WAS offered against
Idulia /pO-LpO got away With The lead. hut WIS
quickly passed hy Qri"le before reaching "a"
threc-quarier pol. Barrett AGAIN sent I"-Hp"
to the front. and Ut thu stand was haii u ,n-ih
in front 81 Oriol" w.hr lihllt Wa I'VE l"h-l u
behind Them Loo-Zoo Kept her lead L. IN"
club house stand. and ldalia at IN" same time
strct n hat Bartee made IdNia SPIN her best
stride. and then she drew away from M others
, ana won easily by three lensths from loo 100.
she two IA front OF OrlOlc. III AL a,
The thlrd race. for purs" OF 500. by heats OF
H. L"rillai"rs nr. II. AmHu-h. lis pounds; II.
ani pxOn WINNER h. h. Courier IN pounds
4fr I'M ''' nitl, d"i.yi'.r nn- f.'i &, "A gil
= With Ambush AMI Sister Of M.rY
close at his hces. They ran in TINS
. Turn Tnan Courier IN reused his l.nd. uu
/ coming into sight anil rounding IN" Tar turn
U coming home the strus.ie between courier uno
= Ambush WIS t-rr.n aud ior a" moment tNa.
Ambush. aui Ae went % ihr 'front.' AMI " ~ ih'
\ heat by hall len-th IN 'front.' oil Courier. s'-tsl
; q Mgry beng a. u"E s.,cT IN 30oayl orj
! rushed for tho leol I'm was ro..-,rd 90, oi
=. rounding the turn. hy Courier. Al the gnu
. house Courier Wa- iW-sri 10y Ambush. NAri
= fairy into the straight Courier gave way. un'
. Ambush gallon hone nhi w,p ,y ,nf,
n about Is l"ulihs hruiud uln, in 2.u-
a The wlnl-up race OF tn" day wis the fr''
H. Hunlicap ior mile and tarr-Glnrt'r-. tn
I starters were: GALWAY. lis ypund-: l@rtu l.
= pnl,,nuoct lOG pounds: and Ncerov. ~
I. imrIs I'm liz. 6oIN l.ttiu. 10 WIS off.r.
Tty NrSn tac A." u" dr'pp.i Troy W.
I" norship. before they reached ia" Club hou-'
- won't 10 the front ami to1N nis i,ad Wien ~.
- slglt he still led. a.tl u-h \ircruy hai afAW
II up Close, to him. Nncn ,nier.ns IL. nome
~, head and he immediately took sides win l"I'
'' urr-hip, hut attne Judges stand he l"ll i"nEt
49, behind. Galway behind neAt' about lrn-i
~ in front OF huppahNnnp,k, AMI bertraih i"s
iv When under the club house. for the srruu
time. Partnership stlll led, w.th Nic"roy clor
10 ms quarters. When cnrrin- ihe hoinrstr'tf
Ni.erpy was "A length t. the front, INauS %
Partnership. WA hard at work. hui wlth1l
eI avail. for Niceroy and happahnnn9'h had IN
ming very easuy 10y three lengths in 3;l3
Hurpahanno k was q length in front Of Galwa
Partn lship being fourth. l'eliram iliin.
dav is on OF tho best ever on red, There ~
six events on the card, which includes Il
ma. Tor sluOup between VI. T.. Lorillarde
Z. Bail and Mr. l.. II. thuhauSh' : chg CloN-
brook for one mile and a quarter. BAIL an
Clovcrhrook will do their hcst, not on
10 win the race. but lower their record
nv Tho second race Will be apurseoi s1h, dh-
Nv Of "A mile; thirl. for u purse of $1,000, for q
n.rs two miles and half; fourth, consolu
or lur-e ~ $500 three quarters OF milo; it
tr Free Handicap o"pir'huzs one mile AMI
eighth; sixth, Handicap stceplechase, nuo
Fl two miles and "a hail.
do
W Omcer FarrcIrs Iitile Mistake.