New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
SPENDTHRIFT AGAIN BEA1EN.

MONITOR WINS THE JEROME STAKES
MINES COLI DEFEATED IN A CLOSE FINISH AFTER
SPLENDID RUN-IHREE RACES WON BY g. l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SENSATION, MONITOR
HAROLD AND DISTURBANCE TIE WINNERS.
The Autumn meeting of the American
Jockey Club at Jerome Park opened yesterday with e1-
citing races aud large attendance The mir was hazy
with the warmth of a true Indian summer day. and the
time made showed that it fast weather for the Je
rome rk course. The trees about the Park showed
OF the first ro~ts aud Wed In colors with the rc
dresses Of the ladies who the coaches oil Colonel
Delaney Kane Leonard Jeromc.James Gordon Bennett
James H. Kecne and Mr.. Taylor. Tne hill overlooking
the course WAS black with tie usual enthusiastic crowd
The track heavy with dust Many spectators found
fault because provision had been made for informing
them 20 the Jockeys riding the several horses Nearly
all other courses have provided backbcards on which,
h fore each event. these names written and II mas
been found great convenience 10 spectators who often
put their faith much I'm the jockey the horse under
him. The expense ~ this much-desired improvement
might be deducted from TIE Sll45O which the associa
uon from the sale of the boOkmaking privi
leScs for this meeting. The were begun promptly
al 80 p. me- and followed good order that the
programme was unisncd before 5o'clock. There was
genuine sensation when Monitor suatchcd the Jerome
three events won yesterday hy the si"Die oI IT, L.
TIE meeting opened with a mile dash for purse Of
SfCO with weight allowances. Willam'.s Chee khhie
n 20 pouuds) strong aVOlite az 10 :. hlo "aus
az ito were offered against Mulkey's Chiquila Ql6
pounds. To l AGAINST q. l. Lorllards Una g.
nnnn,-, and ; To nrainst Bclmou's FlddlcsiTnc go
poundsl After some delay, I'm which ddleStdlis a'isu
badly. they sent on well together. Before the
qualicrpole reached thiqua had run 10 the front
and pressed by Una while the favoriie was iahns
easily ia the rear IN thiN order theS ran Touh e ~
disaurearnc with ZnoZoO two lengths behind the Two
leaders and Chechmatc going NJ L. Fdd'estrlns N.sn
trov,d position of Cneckmale. Al the lower turn ne
bad overakcu zooLoo, and com uto the homesiet.n
be CHALLENGED the leaders hnd passed lhein l,""s,
coming home under pull. with Una al MS mana, nc
having beaten Chquta IN i9i secvhu PM y, ~. r,
i:45ia -. s..,... o..
rwo-year-olos Of SloO each, nan ."Ti,t, w" s,"
added. came 10 the start. g. l. lOrIdTdS 'thsd
uon was the favorte at To l. tho hsures being re-
standing To against enedik'rs Gir"ne or Be,n"h'S
Reata, 10 10 ! against Cabaugh's Ouen, ana 70 tH
against T.. Lorard'- Merry Lass or As'oTs ttIhc ne
The seven Youngsters broke away al the IAN OF the
starting nae IN bunch. FcrncIihe and Odrn made
ru~n the lead and the pole, which tAe latter Rheu
going around tac hui, while Sensation was sent UP
,ic33t behind The hill the turn in the track
carried Fcrnchfc To the front. While sensation ran
wei, ont To take advantage OF the turn, coming into view
ON the lower turn. When the flock W IS again IA siSht
sensation had leugt TIC best of u, with Fernc M al
ms tail Beaia third aud Grenada fourth, the Others
close behind Coming into the home-ircifh SENSATION
,r,int,in.d his lead while tircnada rushed ny and
,, NV Iraoi,rt,rs of length a. the nt passed
~, ,,r,., Inc winner of his eighth twovcar-oid race
.,vns MIN am uunrokcu record of victories during The
Season. Gr,uad, was tmrd 10y eugtn. three lengths
ahead of Girohc betia Oden and Merry Lass coming III
a. uttu,d. Ime l:lS .
-lou. ~ surprise and excitement went up from the
grand stand thc finish OF the next race. which was
echoed O., thc crowd ON Deadnead Hill a. g. j. Lon-
lrd- Monitor came IN ahead OF sprndi.rlit' Wuo Wa
tou INT io have met ms only equal az s'r tofn M lh'
Of fa,o. II was DO The jerome sake. Tor tirr
ycdr-ods. 500 eicn' nan Tor ell WIN II 3"V i' ~;
tiat Spcnuthi 10 met ms second c"iguri'E ne h'l
es mt Am Nitnrr, Report MN odds ~ ~. i'9 %,
10 90 !. Grouse jericho. valued more htniN 70, ID u"
and lnriilard'~ N'Iitor. hoic nl-nt uocent of an
n carried us pounN- rs a. al report ara y wv no. 'im
tnr PACK ne three pounds less. Harvard dd nor urge
spcndtnuft during he inst three quarters" mic' AMI
when nc arrived ai the slaa Monitor vac t'e ishs,iS
ahead. while Jericho WAS two lcn4lhs hhck oi spend
tine 1ui ullc hJM"d ict ~ 'hc'All "" I" h"h' M
race. Lor.iuto'S ecidlng responded quick To ud
quarter mile post tapping each other Hayward
urged spcndihrr forward TO s''ze the M
Monitor saw hs plan aud crowded nm h9cA. Mn.n
they cared rounding ihe lower urn ~, ndlHfi ~
advantage of the uuu The struggle hei"cen thc,ttWo
DEF, Report ana Jericho r ia i1c rem Spe g1iit
stretch foI thc hui~h nd at ne last iui"ng posi- IT,
fI,r. however DEE could NOT bold ihc pace ANA Mou
tor -ipu~d past tie nnish the winner hv quarter
t.uc for jerome PatK. of 1919 Report Was tmid by
ten lengths, with j. reno as far behind NM AiteT the
sOiae tuilin"n sad mat sl"ndiht had not Deeh
The tcuith event wa, the Manhattan Handicar. "a
sweepstakes Of 800 each nail Ioric WIN S'uU a'"tu,
the 80 cpud to receive $50. distance Il miles. IL coscd
with thirty entries OF WHEN clght answered thc bel
he betting against each 81 these was: g. J.. LOuharIs
Harold lU5 pourdsl even; Bruce's General Inli!
and iuWic'- Orlor 200 to Pierre J. rlards Paw
nee gil. Nelson Il Cos LadS Middleton lu6 and Pur-
wear a. Co.. iIWaIk C95 10 10 /, aud Hyue- Bl0thors
Peer Hyuts t--l aud Smiths Uula t~'l ID TO l.
AUtl tedious SERIES OF brcakuwHys good start was
.ir cited. Ia. hrglt blue Color> Il Dultt showed ln
front IA the frs quarter Passing the stand Harold
was second; running around the upper turn ne ana
Oriuic passed Uuutd. Going under the mi! Oroie
ln.ac a line dash Tor the lead and reached HaroidS
side. When they came into sight Harold was clear
lcu.th away. wh De BulWaIk pressing OiOlc hand,
ANA q neral Phillips WAS fOGrth. Harold reached the
ami an opcu lcutL ahead 81 BuwdrA thc latter heat
ING Oriu- in hy half length, General Philips Lazy
Middleton Pawnee. Peter IlNues ana Uulita trailing
several lengths back. Time 2:l2l2
1ue DAYS sport closed with handicap STE lltchase
over tine fractional course for $3.50. Ti- was Won by
th ftvnrifc Reeds Disturbance, with l43 pounds NJ,
i'm 3:43 beating Day Brothers Lzze j. Q36 ponndsl,
,iul.t'. No0u-fouc lS~l and Bennett x Co... Dandy
I3f Disturbance Wa held back over thrcc-Q Iartcrs
of he cour-. aud when called quchN out ran Lizzie
u Dandy lei until De reached the huidlc alter
crossing he track al the upper tuin. when he hoted
The meeting viii he continued tomorrow, the
principal r. eos being the Hunter Stake Tor three
vcr1in nnc., and Tor the rich Maturity Stakes for