New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-29
THORA'S EASY VICTORY.
SECOND DAY AT JEROME PARK.
SLY DANCE, EEGICIDE MARATHON AND DAY STAR
oyHER wiNNERs--.AN EXCITING HURDLE

Jug Oh Jockey CluD al Jerome PGfH, was
successful in all respects. The weather all that
cOnid be desired, a strong breeze teinpering heat
The attendance was much greater than on Saturday,
and the events closely contested. The action of
the Club against the reporter who gave oGcnca
To the Coney Island Jockey Club reconsdeIcd'
aud he admitted 20 the track without question
Cbcckmate, who the fayorite in the betting, was
beaten the first by Sly Dance the Old horse beng
short of work and of condition Ferda was also out
OF form. Rcgicide. the favurte, the second race,
but only by half length from ltaska who ma IL
cellent Thora the free handicap pretty much
she pleased, defeating Fair Count. Monitor ana Sir
Hugh Wyandote. the favorite in the fourth race made
sorry show of her hackers, Spark, who
ridden 10y Mr. Hunter winning handsomely 10y half
length, with Pilgrimage second The two horses that
lowest in the betting Marathon and Clarence,
III first and second respectively In the attn Day
Star, the fayorte. the hurdle race which the
most exciting event of the day.
First race-Purse $780, for three-year and up
ward Penalties for previous winners. Ia miles.
Three starrcrs-J I. wHlianss Gelding Chcckmate t6
years, l2c pounds Murphy; p. Lorillards lilly, Sly
Dance IT, 1o5 Shauer and g l. LorillSrds Ferida
q, lOo CostelOl The betting was 10 10 against
Checkmate to against Sly Dauco and TO against
Ferda. The uninteresting until the
hoInestretch was reached. Ferda cnt oar the
ming from the start and led until the
last turn Sly Dance second and Cneckmate last Turn
Ing Into tue hoIestretch, Cheekmate aud Sly Dance
head and head Ferda being still length i'll front
Sly Dance III the next few steps in front and she
finished good length In front of Checkmate. Ferda
length behind him. The time 1894
Second racePiIrse $500. for maidens 81 mile. Eleven
sartersE. A Clabaugh's hly Cllickodee e years. "a
pOunds, J. Donohur) W LnVells colt Drogheda q, 81
NJ. Sherian): David Daviss leding Westbrock a., %,
Conn0r); william Crafts geding Seuly a. 99la, neud-
ing ~ overweight, OHara); eummerville's colt Con-
stitntiOn a. 9S Evans) p Lorillards gelding IasEa
a. ST. Onley ID. D. Wherss Re gicde g. o. UralN;
ID. l. Baunatync's fly Louise dOr e. %, O'Lcarv}
Apologize & Brothers finy Matte Rapture g. %, e.
ior q
AMI Thomas L. Wattss Stoneheuge- geding e.
Cunningham. The hoohmakers offered 3 TO against
Regicde 4 to each against westbrook and scuy 5 to
l against Itaska, To each against Chickadeo and
Clarence, to each against Drogheda the Stone
henge colt, and Is to against Constitution.
The horses were sent away the first attempt the
Stonehehge colt and Sculy being left at the post The
colt swerve from the outside of the and
Seny, the collision throwing both horses the ground
Louise dOr led out Of The chute, with Regcide
1htse positions were maintained until the horses
Iase or second and TasSa S sose miro S ta @rn
passed Louise dor 1T the entrance 10 the homesrech
exciting bet ween the two leaders kegicde by
Louise d6r wes}Sr%ok coming in in the order
named. The time l:1Sl2
Third 6 rocetTee hanaiessof $50 if not declared out
stakes L miles Four sarers-C H. c,tinss seiinS
Ear Count g years lib poauds Fepkes Reedg my
T %qf n % 10 Costello @Sd tue same "~n.s edns
Thora, TO each against Fair Count and Monitor and
7 to l against sir Hugh.
Sir Hugh cut out the running aud at the end of tho halt
S when opposite the judSes stand was ia front, with
turn Thora ard sir Hugh neck the other
pair being togetlr and two lengths behind At the hill
Sr Hugh was second Monitor third and Fam Count last
Wien Fa count began 10 draw up ard sir T1n h 10 a
pack, mora won almost N Eal"p five lengths In
fnrl1onS;, SIR hugh was last The llme Was 2:39l2 800
each r. ~ VITA $500 adr e second IT, %s 9
9n OF lhe stakesi gentlemen riders; u Mule.
starters. 1hcy were George sn;cnfcsi colt Sir Wal
Ter O. 40 inGading Rougds Gverw shu ridden by Mr.
linnter, Liy's colt igrimagr "a, t46, Mr Easton
The betting was to i agant Wyaudottc even against
spark. TO against Pilgrimage and 6 TO against
Pilgrimage had The advantage the start, the
doite last rhey went behind Sin in ais order and
on reappeai1g lgrmaSe had Increased his Lead TO three
lengths On the lower stretch the others began close
mp on fslnagr, ana coming into the homcstetch the
front Ill the last fmiong and won by half length Phi
,imase second, Sn Walter poor tsird ana Wyandotte,
fii6h rae, Purse 5000 selling free handicap; mile.
UralD; j. H. Harbeek's geIdne Marathon g. so s Don.
ohue); ir SomerV He's t!ly sweet Home g. d. Onley);
nughesl; J. Carriers gediug BROOKLYN, "A, lOi " Dono,
a nue. MI helHor COZ Eebrr!3 81 fieyl; and G. Little
Offered y to against Duke II Montrose to against
heSlcie ana kebeI, and TO each against Marathon
There delay at the post, but eventually a
good start was made Marathon took the lead a The
uoHidIlihE anu WIS never HtaCcu Inc Duke OF Mon
trose was second most o; the way around. with Sweet
Home third. Clarence Last The greater portion OF
tie distance hut alter lie reached the
showed great burst OF speed and running through e
ruck, he challenged the leader IN the iurlou Mar
athOn, however, equal t. the emergency and on nv
length III l4oAi Clarence second, Duke OF Moutroso
third, kegicide, sweet Home, Brooklyn and Keber in
| The order named The winner sold.
| sixth race was handicap huTdlc-rlce purse OF
5000, OF which 500 to the second IL mics, over
| seven hurdles. the starters f. Solus coli
Cripple "a, $50, Nolan: ". G. Daley's eeding Frank
Short %, l2S MakcTJ; the owners geldng lingo
mar "a, i42, i. Mcanyl and George SATELLITES BAY
star o. lfo, Fizpatrickl. The betting was . 10 4
against Day STAR even against !ngGinar 10 against
| Frank short and TO / against Cripple.
Frank Short went to o at the start but before
the mrs. hurdle was reached Cripple passed him. Cripple
TOOK the jump hrs Frank Short second, lngOar third
and Day star, VINO hit the hurdle, last Al the second
jump Day star hnd improved his position and was
Cripple having dropped last place Frank was
second and IHgOmar third These positions were main
tanned The fourth hurdle. but the IngolnaI
had worked 70 the front half length ale
OF Day Star, VINO led Frank Short by six
| lengths, Cripple being Il length behind hinl. The
TWO leaders hed The relative positions going
over the sixth hurdle, bat Cripple had changed place.
WIN frank short lnGomar took the seventh ana last
hurdle hail length before Day star, bur landing
the other SIDE one 81 his hind legs slipped and lac hcs
by six lengths, Ingomar second twelve lengths IA front ii
FRANK Short Cripple struck the last hurdle
coinptc SuinlnersAult, landing his back Nolan, hir
jockey, escaped unhurt, but The horse seriously in
guF"d fot some minutes IT was thought he had boe1
Killed, as lac lay the track inOoniess.
however and was led past the judges stand, iinlina
| badly. The umC OF the 800.
Ihc racing wl he continued saturday al past
| L O'CLOCK, INSTEAD OF at 4 O'Clock, 8 hitherto
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