New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

A DOUBTFUL DECISION AT JEROME fAhh'
pvc,s GIVEN THE GRAND NATIONAL WHEN THE
SPECTATORS THOUGHT MONITOR Fitsi-o'N'
LADY RosrBERY RIPPLE AND JUDGE MURRAY !
THE OTHER WINNERS.
There was much unhapplness at Jerome
Park Yesterday because the spectators ana the JUICES
could not agree about the winner OF tne "'"uu
National Handicap. The Jfaces said Uhcas c"'no
in first Toe spectators were sure Mohitof wac |
,ha winner Incas was given the race, ana |
his owner sorcly afflicted Che bookmaRers. Iney WIN o
forget Ipcas and surprising decision OF INC JuS
for MANY day 10 But they arc nota class 'na'
cots much sympathy In affection Some OF them at
tcmptod outright tbeyiDg yesterday, ana TIC A"o'0"
Jockey Club ought TO suppress Them At'ef IL was
thar Roardmap would not start in the first race they
continued to shout that they would bet 10 ag"ihS'
him. By the conditions OF bookmaking every ono VINO
net on the lost his money from inc very io VI
his not starting, aud the efforts OF these
,bieves 70 delude unwary people into betting
on him we're as had as picking pockets lheie
are some honest bookmakers and they snoulu s'op So
robbery If the Jockey Club will not
The day was delightful and the attendance eoou'
Lady Rosebery's IN the Champagne Stokes was
decidedly unexpected. The two-gear-old Ripple ran
mile calamity and easily defeated the fouryear-ou
| Uar,Sd Una and Judge Murray won easy victories
O,lv three appeared in the st race selling affair Tor
| a purse Of $500. The betting was To against lay
tors fly Una a year, % pounds). to against Achc
| Ina
horse l.cd,nan Iaged. 1922 Una led all the way, pt IL
was necessary to whip freely in the last iurlong t.
teen h r we'll at work. She by length and nan
IN 2:OOe surge second, three quarters OF ehgh ocoro
Ielmau. Mr.. Ackernan bOaght Una for Sl'3oo'
A fine lot of youngsters contested the Champagne
Stakes 1hree0uarters of a mile for two-year 0ds SoV
each nalf forfeit with 5000 added the second to receive
500 There were nine OF them, rep esentng the staeS
| of Pierre Lorl.ard, George l.. LorliId, August Del
mont, Charles Reed and otners T"ere were penAitcs
| for the winners of sweepstakes, but onN A"oi"
and Bonnie LIZZIE had TO carry them' each
| havinc ia bounds up. The rest carried the
| regular weights. Pierre Lorriard's gray my
| Spark was made the fayoritc because Oh ne'
| last appearance she second to Knight ieinpiar
t,ree-quarers OF mile In 1:ll. Much money was put
also ON G. L. Lorard's Sir Hugh. the winner oil thfee
races This year The full list OF entries with the pct
| ,, ,ros "a follows: . to 1 against Pierre Lori
| ,ords dly Spark, and 10 TO l against the same
| owners colt Merrmac to lasalnsI IT, H. hor'i-
lards geding Sir Hugh and 10 to against the same
| owners flly Topsey; 6 10 l against be'nohtS my
Lady Roscbery to one against ChiFles heeuS MY
| ThorA. G to against Nelson's FLY Bonnie
| Lizzie: to l against Loyds VirghBunder
ailv. 10 TO l against Chase's FLY Malasne me
Start was Struggling Maasinc getting much the best OF
it. Bonnie LIZZIE second, Sir Hugh third Lady RoseDery
f,rfh shark NTH and Thora almost left at the post
LADY Roscbery III very fast ana got ahcah Vi
uolasne within quarter OF mile. Malasne cluig 10
her up to the middle OF the second aitfr wheh she
Jropped back, and Spark rushed 10 heeohu pl"ee'
tl,e rest punched up very close Lady RoseoerS
ran very wen in the homestretch and gradu-
ralIv drew away. winning by two lengths III the good
ti,neor the trac-of i:1S2 Spark second. neck be-
fo,e Bonnie Lizze she neck before Thora, Sir Hugh
close ffth Topsey sixth, Merimae seventh maissihe
e,btb and the Lloyd fly last. be ng pulled up when u
,os nj ain that she could win Thora and Bonnie
Iizz,e ran remarkably well, carrying pounds penalty
each Indeed, If Tnora nad eol away on even cInis
Win the rest il probable that size would nave won
= nf hes
tests of tbe year. II 2li mil Tor ne Grand Ma
ticns Handicap SweepsIa1es slUo eae 600 Fnp
G. IT, Lorillards geldlng Monitor C3nr Years 20
nouuIs). ana the same Ownrr,s MY feTldn HiihaI,
Pierre Lorla- d x colt Uncas alb and BIS geidnG
Fra Kiln q 1922. Al these h1I'es are wen h' t
Monitor is generally acknowledgement be t1e pest Ioui
s year-old in the country; Fer.da won tne Gre, Gre,
Long Island Stakes. four mile heats ~ spenu sS c
recently Uncas Won the WestcheSter cup lSsI spIns,
q and beat Ch,ckmae and Mary Anderson at GraYesehu
September % making the ll2 miles III the pes, tio @
- record. Franklin was g00I race morse lasI va d
won several lnp0rtat cont SIS, Dui this se,sh nv M
was Fenda, shauer RODE uhcas ana EVIIs was U
% Franklin Mentor led from the start Win UhcaS run
a M TO tie last qu,rter. Ferida and Franklin were
n close together IN ne h behI rbe mace Sos Toe
~ swift for Ferda AT the weights, and she also was re
n loug distance away Oy Monitor ana UncaI rnr WI
great skill aud Patience brought tue colt forward, ao
10 M;tor and lucas magnificent race to the end
" FROM the furiong post the stride they necs
&c and neck. SO close vas tn1 nI,s no . dent
mat or that Monitor had won 1t by head Inc judges
20 Uncas had ms nose IN front
E.rida WAS long distance behind MonJnr,au 1rahhi
e. very far behind her The time was good-i:oos IN
~ heiyng was to b against Monitor 10
H. Ysainst Uneas, 10 ] against fcrida ana ~ 10
mr. aCainst Fra kin. Pierre Lorlard backed MS hors
mr. heavily and largely. George L. lOrlaru Wno wa
u strtu in n place were could the nush as wen q
sne 1,,,iers thought that MoultOr won by hai mead
W THIS was The second queer decision gwen ny ne 1eV
ed park iudges al ths meeting and IL was cOhieSu
;h verV ufavornby. Tue first mile WAS run Ill lol an
ID the miles In 3:33A2 e-oo ,,,,
Ine fourth race was mile for purse OF 5000 VIII
nenaIcs and Inc starters ana Detllng We
r. as follows Even against q. L. Lorillards colt aoi
Il years 1913 peundsl 10 ! against against G nSyc
colt GOuvcrneur q, s5J; 2i2 to L asaihs' wv
Krotbers col: Ripple o. S5 q 70 asais
Pierre LOrllards fby Olye e. 40; 10
ty AGAINST Eyaus's hy Louise Gwynne o. 5ol 10 10
of against Hart's FLY MemrniO a.. lOll ana ~ 10
Id against Hawley's goidIng AMBUSH tagged Id liner
s We MANY breakaways. When the nag fell LOUIS
-. Ciwyune shot to the 'front.' but was quickly pisseu
"s GOuyeTneur and ne in turn gave way 10 ilaro.
VAS passed by Ripple the thiid quarter ana iheh III
ME had matters al his way. lie won wen III Hht
aid m AK lengths before Harold. three lengths
in | tore DIVE Governor fourth, followed by LOui
AT | OWvnne, Memento and Ambush.
six took part the ast race, lls miles, Tor purse
5000 800 second, for three ear-Ods lnat "
wnu "A race with an allowance live pounds Tor tnO
nd thai never ran second Tor race worm SlOOO. ii
the heting was even against MulKey's colt Judge MUIR,
ltil Ql3 ponnd) Ole To against Crouses my Dawn W
St, to NrisOus ally Lutte Ia tecup Il lo
Ilttlcfeld's gelding wave ~ lght lO ~
ma AGAINST SnedlkeIs colt Celtic l3), ana II 10 agaIu
snm@ryllo's Imported 1ily Vine Leaf Ql0 Jud
ID, Murray got n long lead at the start, when was We
ore oa, aiu 10, second Iittie Buttercup third follow
nv Ways o. Light Celtic aud Vine Leaf III the ord
named.