New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05
RACIYG AT JEROME PARK.
PAROLE ONCE MORE SUCCESSFUL.
STARK WINNING THE HUNTER AND MACDUFF TIE
CHAMP GNE STAKES.


I STARK WINNING THE HUNTER AND MACDUFF TIE
CHAMP CINE STAKES.
There was good attendance and good racing
at Jerome Park yesterday Parole proved eetor than
Fcrida Fair Count, Pram and Irish King in the frSt
race Spark cast-oG from Pierre Lorillards stable
took the Hunter Stakes by head from Aela Macdnit
unexpectedly the Champagne Stakes 1t was sus-
pected by many that old Checkmat not intended TO
win the handicap, but he "a win it easily with 10
pounds on his back Marathvl got the selling and
Speculation hurdle race of the seven starters
falling.
First raceOne and three-elghths miles for purse Of
$500 special weight conditions Startors-P. Lorards
gelding Parole aged, Is pounds ridden by Feakes e.
L. Lorarl's Ferda g, l0j, Costeo), PettingiIs
gcldlng Fair Count q, lO5. BlayocO, Morris's colt
Pram g. 80, UralD, and Brysons horse Irish King IS
los, Donohucl. Bctting-ParOe to 3, Ferda to l.
Fair Count to l. Pram to l. and Irish King II to l.
Pram and Ferida raced together half Ozcn lengths
in the others for me but in the last quarter
Parole went TO the front in his splendid style ana
won asy by length in 2:27 Ferida second quarter
length before Fair Count Priam bad fourth and Irish
King last as he had been all the way Irish Kings run
ming was singular in view of his recent fine race at
Sheepshead Bay.
Second race-Iuntcr Stakes for FLIES three years old
800 each half forfeit with $500 added the second to
receive $500; and thrce-quartcrs miles. Three
startcrs-G L. LorIlard's Aella (CostelloD, ColazHs
Spark Fcakcs). and Burnham's Brambalctta (Quan-
tIClD. Brttiug-Acla TO . Spark 10 = Brambaicta
4to1 The extremely slow for the first three
bIletta last In the last mile Spark gradually gained on
Acla, aud ia the last rong they hal an exciting meek
time of 800, Aca seconl fouc lengths before Bamba-
ietu Snnrk was formerly IN Pierre Lorilnrs stable.
bu did badly thar hc let her for $50 in selling
race At GraNcsrnd lie Should have waited until after
this race. the value Of which was - 80
Third r,ce-Champaruc stakes Tor two-year-ods; $50
each, half forfeit" witt 800 added the second t0rvc"iy"
500; winners of stases 70 carry exfr' wcisht; -
Stlreis-Wt'rr- g,iiug Duplex Costello ~HrIrktrs
gclhnS Tie Rat tDpn'Ln,j; T. Lorii"r''' srdns "l3-
ming Fctk"p ana Lriling lasSa Cu"ucr; Nelson's
colt Aaodu1 fishcD; 4 'lhtm stables gc.dUg vampire
Ql"lo"a'); DMFtr liro''r~ E,l-lhe hirhc 700 if. Nc
Lnushirl; ANA Bru,r- grIiing Baldwin NiallocD. All
Gaii'. 'i ne u-iI ~ umn"II to ' Tb
Rat Go /, wyoming O." l. liashu 10 l. Macluf 10 10
!, Nampir, 10 O." l. BruHrlm II {" 1, Baldwin II {"
second moved 10 front To The a,t Dulrt,r when Duplex
pa, Inn aud led W. {" tr lIsI Aili prIoHg wh'r" he
ur,I badly MirlIh. coming VII" me spnrt Won by "a
length ~ l:l-2 Inc RAJ second, three i,ngihr before
Duplex uirl, ltIskh fourth, Vampire hfth. wyoming
siNfh, BIrnAcim seventh, baldwin last
Fudrtu r,cc-Er,r handicap ~"ecr-tak,s 50 each
~ mites. xix startcr,-Wuuams'- ecIJin. Checlndtc
Is. 10. MurplyE ko'n"'s horse slrndtIrin %, 10
Wint. 49, ma, Houncr a, lo6. M'krnnyJ: MrEnncc's
colt q. u-Ta, NuurD, 3d. 10 OElcyJ. Bu,tu--Sir Hugh
To- - ,cnG. uriit {. l. Cbrchultc 20 l. Bounce To
M nm t The Iis. f., ,,rid,. General Monroe ran see
ouI and third NJ to- the Lt-t quarter when Cen
CI Monroe Ici.rd @urud,hrii second ht the Iur
lnng post bat could not keep II up ,nrckmatr, with
woudcriI. r-hrr. won by hall length H. two
ur ufr-. Hugh second, two lengths before Bounce,
Spruuthrt fp.rth an General Monroe last
IIftu rsrrDur MILF Tor purse ul 500. selling al
lrvau-rS Five ,rr--Nlurrs- gr,ulug RcECldr %,
~. U.aD; AcAcruau, gcdiug Edwin \. ug,d, 100
Snuu,r; iItt.rucd'- colt Clarence %, 81, MrkcnuD;
IlID,cK- gcdiug Marathon %. lOl Doaoaurj; and kct-
~ uiiy MAY Wilson J. -, Riley. BctilnE-Krgcldc
10 /, Marathon To- .. Clarence To Edwin \ 10 !,
NAV wilson Ia l. Rracd, led for thrrr-quarcr-, but
gave II up In The humrstT,tru, Marathon winning 10y
lcusih u lis Ia \. oud tnGrc lengths before
Er-icdc May Wilson fourth ten lengths back Of resi-
C.Ic, Clarence last.
-tn rnc-flnudicnp hurdle race, b miles, over five
huril,- parse 500. 500 10 tDc second seven
shrewsbury ap.cr Bertha t6 ears, 10
pound, Mrirllrl. ". T.. Dalcys gcdlng InLumar IL,
li3 Ford AMI g'ldns Frank Snort %, 10. NdlAcU
tooA, grtllug speculation aged, 10, Miller; Don0-
hur- Euicr %, l22. N"rdaukE VI. j. pi,NS hly
Kate Lpus o. lis. Fitzpatrick; and Ecucy Ecding o.
Mu-hIn- 3D.. $50, DCNHn Brttlnglb' rthi cYcn,>ccu-
atIuu l. u-omHr 1 10 l. Frank short To /. Euucc
to l. Kate Long 10 tp g.. MI.ui tOu 10 To Euncc fell
al the r-t hurdle dud as lnLomar jumped ihr second
he we'd into Bertha, kHOcAug h"r down. lu-umdr
tfttrN ard fr himself, AMI Washington fell over tue
rails "a front OF the "iIU huuSc speculation won by
three lengths lu no katc Long second, Frank Ort
nlty length. back oi her, third Euncc WAS rcn"Gnicd
and ridden No one OF the Jurkry- was seriously
hurt. The rlcug viii De continued tomorrow.