New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
PAROLE ONCE MORE A WINNER.

THE r.vors otD RACEHORsE RUNS AGAIN AT
JEROME PARK-CLOsING DAY or THE MEEIlNd
The short shower III the afternoon did not
prevent yesterday from beng enjoyable OCTOBER uy
but the attendance ut Jerome Park was meagre i"o
fields were small not OF high quality IN most OF inc
contests but the appearance OF Parole III race i'll I'M.
country once more should have drawn larger nupcr
OF spectaors He was successful but he had hard WORK
10 heat the y0ungster Ripple. Compensation galopeu
away with the Iomebred Produce Stakes anu Monitor
showed Elias Lawrence the folly OF hts trying to com
pete with really good horses surge IN the selling race
added one 10 the brief record OF his victories In he
steeplccase Bertha won handsomely and Unexpectedly,
while tina demon IN horses shape, Pomeroy, came IN
second and would have carried OFF the prize easily II he
had not stopped in the middle OF the to think over
some new scheme Of wickcdness. POmeroy resembles
the upcnitcnt mule celebrated in Western Story, and no
amount OF exhort lton from "Bl" Jones Or anyone
else can make him see the error OF his ways.
II was tho closing day of the meeting. and racing at
the North is now over until election day, when, II the
weather ia favorable, the American Jockey CUP VIII
give an extra day and try TO bring together Luke Black
burn. Monitor Chcckmate Genmore. Uncas and other
noted racchorscs N great handicap
Parole, the stout uphOdrr OF the American name on
the English turf last year, but sadly unsuccessful
horse tb year appauded when he cane out on the
track the r5t ne has run on TINS sac Oh inc
Atlut C since his departure Tor England in 1878 lie
had his oil rider Barrett his back His
coat was little rough. and he hardly
moved like the proud Parole Of 1879. He took
part M oDeuing o the day. one mile, for purse
$500 The entries aud betting We're a. follows: 10
/ against Pierre LorIliards seGinc Parole 0ged III
poanlJ . to / against Dwycr Brothers colt Ripple
~ sO 90 To- azainst Chase's colt King Nero y. so)
20 against Nelson's FLY Little Buttercnp g. SD
and 80 10 ! against Somery-e's imported hty sweet
Home O.. GU Little BUtteIcuP led at hrs WIN hIS
Nero second, but the rest were closely punched
quarter mile from the end Ripple got the lead, with
r. role driving teoonI. I'm the last few rods Faro'e
passed RIpp,., boh being under the whip Inc hi'sA
was very narrow. Parole winning Dy a neck IN l;4|;
Rut.. second King Ncro ten lengths behind him, Little
Buttcrcup bad fourth. and sweet Home worse fl IT,
Parole crowded Ripple into the rails III the last few
strides and there was talk OF foul riding. but
Parole was given iLc race.
The second three-quarters OF mile for the
Homchred Prooucc Stakes, for twoyear olds $50 each.
hair forfeit with $500 added out II fory-eight nomi-
nations three ram the total amount at stake being
SLID. The betting was 10 against Bowie's geding
COMPENSATION (lO2 pounds, against Pierre LoIi-
ards Il ly GeranUm QO4), ana TO against "ltherss
King Irnc5t-Rcyolt colt NJ words need be wasted on
tine run. Compensation 10. X the lead instantly was
never approached aud easei IN l:l93i; Gera-
mum four lengths behind him, and the KING Ernest
coli fifteen length, hchiudher
For the jerome PJr< Cup, value $1,000. alded to a
subscription If 500 .ca the second To receive e3JO
with penalties and allowances. only two rn-G. l..
Iorillards gclng Monitor q years 1913 poud) and
Dwyer Brothers colt Elias Lawrence @. 100 Boh are
Vel-hnO~n rtcerr. Al ulsJ the TWO nd eitl dha III
tn betting bur finally Elds Lawrence became the
fIvorr ei.nt TO beng bet against hlm and even
agJlns Monitor Elias Lt"rrhf' ird Ior Two H.t' ilu
malt ms e ia in. fom tour l. SIX lengths n the hst
milo and four long hs 10 one IN the second But ne
ciumSly ana lao0l"ueF' "hnc HuS' H'u ~
under q gentle pull At hls leisure hughes Htht MS
morse by TIE jad Il colt ana Monitor won ~ a s"T
cauter in 5:J2 Hughes o. king back at te eAhaus'eu
Ella, Lawrence seven ienstl behud ,.- g..
n. g i ,H Zoo I'm fsn.and he bttn% was cyon
AGAINST DVycr Brothers cot Jrrclo q years. lO6
aged. 100 TO ! 4eainst ter., cox SIatn t OK a.
ava Ia TO l against Hqrt's horse Eeaman Cagei. lU3J
jericho led by the stand Win mle second. Al lhe
rf Guartrr pos. Iugpnr sb0t 20 the front and jericho
fell back IL the final quarter surge To- ne ead Du
was hard pressed by Rrimdn, Iueomar hlynS retired
10 the mira place In tho as few ,irdes sarge drew
ava, Icdmdn aud won by lenet4 10 -:"I = hcu
second. leu- II before inSonir' JrLlciO an" -
ue far back. having been pulled up "Heh II was seen
than they cpud not WIN. -, . -.
In the ,trcpcchas over the usual course there was nm
excellent troop OF seven Charles Reed had Wis
horse Disturbing 6 years 40 pound,l ana my fa1
tina /, 1872 Wel', ceidin- Captaln Prai1 T., 100
the iaYor~. Ih't horIlht mp romero ~ nc
spar turncn and toe pest OF c-irdcNs Was aso III
wcrr Caau4eh- m r. bcri"a o. I5oj' DAG mar
LZZir d. &, 100 md Acaerm1ns Eeidlhg ONO boy
H. In oin,f D ,tIlr3.ace.5 u against LIZZIE D..
; 10 l igaiu,t Bertha. 70 l against Pomeroy,o 20
E'v' Oi,ny enough non. of these fell, but
here was some bad stumbling. Faustna
q IL
carried Il for dst,pcc. she was relieved OF th-
burden All her chances ~ tn race were gone tanS'
tina led for good distance after the start ana thtn
Lizzie D. took place Sne gave way Ia HUineroy, ana
lin. latter ran CALAMITY malt NILE. Idcn lie ana
ms rider disagreed aud P,ncroy came TO "A dead stop
To argue point. The rider USED tue spur ana "hp
Generously aud pcrs t~lyc arguments AT Iehglh
pot Polnrrov III inOtl0n AGAIN de 50 last when lie
will at all hat hc Vas soon III me itaI ag'n' Ddt
ran Wildly in tne south Id, and Disturbance was
itst f. The track. lie Was very weary, however,
and gave il up in tar home-tceicl - he SO often DIES
ran iast m the last quarter and won by length,
PoInrrov second, length b1ore Lzzo d., DISTURBANCE
a taIr fourth Captain Franklin poor hth WDe rant
and "a me hnOfs Ohio Boy aud FauStna were gently
beating the track [ Osc discouraged animals toned
f., nv toward tAc GOAL Tue time WIS 4:3U.
Ard 50 closed The PARK meeting, which Ia, not
h, en- IA tlme OF altogether unallOycd enjoyment Tor
Judges OF spec tatIlS.