New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-08
PAROLE HIMSELF AGAIN.
,,.,,,vIvc THE WTeTCITreTER Cur.

Damn but carer Guns gathered about the
bcokmakers aud sivci n the grand stand at Jerome
Park YESTERDAY The decision T. run In spite {" the
rain was generally uueNper 81 although on th' opening
day the Jockey Club annoIrco that W"nd give the
sport d" rain or shine" But that only applied 10 Deco
,to, Dav and pol tponrmeuls IN SO and 1~s6 were
so certain when there rain that very few l00kco Tor
racing yesterday n the chm had c"hS'ah'F
followed the policy . pIrs1td III l9'S' wiz"
,,erc were no postrouemcuts and Duke m
Magenta wO the Withors in IL Vio.cnt rah"'oii" VIZ"
the tracl hog. the attendance wcul1 proha'N h'''
been Larger v storday for there IA good hummer VI ~
interested IL rgA.ln- who would moi ho Rep at u"" Nv
June showers IL they could De sure IN we in"rnhS %
,ho announce, contests would fakc place. no matter "ih'
,ho weather ma ut be be- and even If snow icas ie on
IIor,pt famous Derby. Thc track not muddy but
xv,ssti ;,y IL vas pity ~ fine pro2rimmcdfcw 9ofcw
s,.ectators The Belmont STAKE e." WeStcies'tI cup
and The running OF Tindoo against Greenland ""h"
have attracted many ON q far day TIE volts between
Che acts were too liberal With few 70 see them ''
,aces sboud hive been ratified oqnfly. All were won
easily and We ayorcs OF ak were successful IAe
only srrprisc was in the FIRST dash.
WIthcrss Dap.x ran Ike promsin; yonnc-icr IN the
opening spin Ia milo FOR twoyeai-olds. Tor purse
of $500 winning 80 def Is that he a. likely 60 be- heard
fr,u r,in IN some import AIT stakes. lac did not ct
place in the Juvenile st,s but he had Dad STAT
ana then he was not in hne Trim a. yesterday The
starters were Dwycr Erother-' fly francesca T.. 1"
Iorillsrds colt Oakdalc = Lorila-rs FLY lhth'' hel
,ponts ally Olivia Duswti's FLY VIRGO WrhoIss reld-
ing Duricx Reeds ally Nighcap. and Thonpson's coli
General Nay All carried the regular Weights. lhe
bottLc was TO against Francesca D 7"
against Oakd.e. TO l against fliSh' 10
against Virgo 6 70 against Olivia > to against Du
nlox and L.. 10 / against General Nay. Both me hook-
makers and general public much und"rcstitnated pupeN
ard little was him Osk'ale Ni<hcap ana virgo
formed the front rank for han the run Duplex '''''
fourth Duplex steadily gained. aud nj the turiohe PS'
Had his nose in front. In n" last hundred yaiuS he
rest.
in so .eronds Oakdalc second. Olivia only aqnafteF
length behind Oakdale. Nighcap fourth Francesca
poor fftL Virgo sixth. Flight seventh and General My
lat, Francesca disappointed everybody. She was made
the fs rore because she II full SISTER to o uor u
she WINS never IN the race.
Next came one OF the bcetNnown stakes 81 the year
the Belmont for thrce yearoGs 500 each haf forfeit
with 81 200 added the md 20 receive 500; distance
1la miles With thirty nine entries ana FN
starters the total amount at ssuc was $3.50 The FIX
starters were all cOlts-ti. L. i"1sfdS s&untrrer ana
Ra,es Blr,bain's Baltic. Morris's Priam, Haucocks
EoIe and Belmont's FOraCcr. The betting was to
against sauntercr. To against Bn2cs. 10 against
Baltic to against Frisn. to against hole ana 10
against Foragrr Bazcs spraug ava! first at the start
and saunerer was last. Baltic and Ila2rs made the
running one leading and then The At the end Of
the first quarter Baltic led slightly hut AZ the close Of
tho sec nd Blazcs Ii, Tie in front; Baltic second
Priam third FcIaccr fourth sauntcrer firth and E"'e
last At the first quartc post of the final nile Baltic and
ran ia front of the eiu-house Going behind the hi
Baltic rs first by quarter ugth sGuntorer was now
well up with the leaders. aud when the xix came IN sEnt
neaiu he a quarter lencth behind Baltic Blaze had
nov done his NorS. having set the pace for 7'm rcr
mud he fen back fast PrIn dashed forward and btic
eaunicrer AID Priam were on almost even terms a. U'N
swung around the curyc INTO the hoi'sire,ch, fa9u
terer had the inside ara ~" ad'ahlne'- ne 'u u" ~
work handsomely, and wen WI n hand IN ne s'"
lime of 2:47 EGc showed burst OF spcoa ia The lat
end. nat Battle only i,t second place ~ htcA fFltl
was only IA neck behind ATTIC. and l"Iager Was tol
va n stIitipr fn.h 20 far a. he look Of 10 went
but ssuntcr,r seemed fnlj ~ speed 81 tho Close H.;
he could certainly have made Tie zap much wider lie
enILrd haiy IN the wi'ucr. last vc,h and came 10
fourth Much inferior To Hhd', a.d Cncslnore he a.
yet colt of mint aud &c iihny the Di uroeyes'"H
except si'naVHy. in the Wcstbrook stable. 900
The thru race WI i"'S ', a i t rc U
Indoo aud the other va, Grrrha4L Hndon earn
worth SEEING tirreniand naic the Iarc. anL
led by cnsth or u,u nd ha! Cor seven i1ll":'
After a iiuc dash down the home>trtch iiindoo WonlN
two ienIhS 10 - a. s,c ,r rs M ,irr nm.
betting l TO against uiHd aud = to / against
,I faro pq S es he mood s'' was n a% ca sa
Chester Gu" There wcie d.tc,n entries FOR nj.
play or pay with Loco ddcd the second
10 receive 500; total value el,72o Pierre
was he ia,ori;c o1 To Deur 1T against MIN At te
start IS to was ii eeain4i NcCuolsLs LoI-e @toi he
della a. i3, and t. against Dvyer Brothers colt
Liza isSrence1s IL - r,,.srs rode TaToc Hayward
ill., Elias Lawrence tlias Lawr'uc' was ainhiu"i-
lat half mile. Glidcla second McCoioush third
and Parole last Glidelia showed er speed 40 The four
entered the Last mile, ANA sstSdHl ONof-
hauling Eias Lawrence Passtd 4m ~
toos no further nsr,., i the affair Ati zinc -,aEcs
had kept Parole three % four hng'hr behind ne
Parole still s In the hird quarter q" t"e hn4
mile tulOugh tr1cl - deprive tthtcih "i Tue cai,
l.
McCnor IN sc two n5ti,s ',iorc Parole Iias Law
OF the jazz az THIS critical moment the
tstely ic back F,aRes b0usht Parole round INTO ne
homestreich in splendid style ci@.r 10 me rilsi
his stride and treated the spectators 10 on" "i
those nllgnihcent PUSHES Ehlcb electrified tAe lhs
IL gave him lead at the fIlOng posi-, and then he
1:0Jlo 1lideiia ~ ty i.nes behind Mccullough. aud
Elias Lawrence almost hall iuflDns back {" her, utterly
exhausted Il was easy Parole, ana 10 'ho
accident had not happened Gidelia n, would surely
have beaten her al p"hahl q pll,d h.i oi s,'"'
l. simple thing TO prove before race that saddle
girths stout
tue selling race miles for purse Of 500 the
fayonte Beyinss seldiug Ndgidrt mcedlO7 pounds Vts
IN front all the way and Won bl IN cnilh. IN 20!
g. 9s poor third. and O. rc-tNelson's colt RI Der O.
ss D~yer Brothers ecdins Charley Oorham 'agrd,
1lb and Ihompsons MY Maggie Dihy 90, Soi-u"ui
strung Qua. Nagrant Was no, sOid Ihc betting Vac =
70 agalnst Nasianl 20 asAlIsl I'LL in A'l 10
a. sinst Charley Gorhan, 10 10 against heer, ANA l.
O. sganst Maggie Duly.
Five were in tue steeplcchsse Reeds horses Disturb
HgDiand Fling TO- 100 Gienliyet t. 100 aud Bah
cocks geGing Pawncc o. 1907. Pawnee Il full pr"hr
Ous i family. Inc bcitin; 10 against Disturb
pawnee, 5 to j against Zeta, and Is TO ag.iu
Glenllyet. Highland ling and GeAVe acted yiciOury
with their antics dropped The flag when tncy seemed
about to move but they did not run until The other
horses were hall tIr!Ong away. when he did start
snse IT, ia iaS yan Tu a., 49, 80 itH in 4o Z
adj leNl the ia hfII II