New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-10
RACING IN THE RAIN AGAIN.

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DISMAL DAY AT JEROME fAhA'
rpESpERRY STARTLING TIE sPhClAio, .,,
NIGH. GFRANIUM, GEORGE MCulLo'""
n,srrpnAScE TIE OTHER wINNEls-foOh
FAyoRITEs SUCCESSFUL
The American Jockey Ciuo WIS not u,7
oonraeed nv the clouds yesterday morning. anu N -
ecuttye Committee concluded not 10 Po',p'no -
,,,,n, ~, inst before the time ioc the special ua7
~, a., r,,n heran TO fall heavily, and consequently
,,,,rd,ucc WAS light. No small quantity OF Wa'e'
81, d,rin, the afternoon. hut 40 much care ha "o'"
taken with the track that no paddles appeared On " %
:, was much lees muddy than mght have been eNPe''u
The fields most OF the races - small a'
go ,o, brilliant Th. Is ~ the fault Of the ciup
-, nc, -o,,s nurses and tries every means I"
,,duce ouucrs to run their horses bn' oe'
eos, class Of owners Il always "oA'"s '
n sure thirg," aid - uh"'IiHh ~
u,,, Z, coue. The end of the season oi'' ''i''' ~
erd. These owners still looking Tor IT, i' -"I''
Cha, rho generous prizes offered for s,oep'c""Se7 d"
,o, IN NOT hiring ont more jumpers There Il lot o
steepechasers AT Brighton Beach whose o"h'rS Pr''
~ set thr -crar bling that track Tor niue P"s'
three or four tiI,s week rather thah I" r'Hu '"' ~
Jerome Park where they have ch"h'' L" WI" F'''i
sums lut there some thing peculiarly u'ti"''l' "
BRIGHTON Beach 10 owners Of jumpers and circS ana
ratcb..up frimewurks that ono" were rteeh"i@'7 INA"
81, has M, choicest collection OF lame, halt AMI non
Ming ouadruucds to bc found anywhere me sat ar
,eeins 10 r,uyenaie the rusty old skeletons ana '"
shadows Of departed greatness bob around 'e COURSE ~
aIiycly and surprising manner 1t peculiar '"'"ie VI
,h ro,,pg at th,, rcsort-wliich often has " hshy
look M well a. IL salty smell about tt-that 'he ciPPo
take turns At winning in the oldest way No matter
how fbhor worn out a horse may be-even thrcclcgs'u
ones sol 10 have a chancef he Is taken L" hI'en'"n
and yeIt few surf baths and then started III u''o"i
twenty races ne will be sure 4" turn mp winner "no
lest looked for II unexpected that always nap
= fb.s
not in the secret. Certain ownois have sure 'nnss
often enough there.
Kut to return, 10 Jerome Park Edendcrry, colt he
longing To Jancs l.. Kelly, the hooknakrr ast"hSn'"
everybody by winning the first race the iaV"lie h's'
not getting place. and T. Lorart's hy Wyahd"iie on
whose winning nuch money had been ild "nl ''''| ~
neck III. result was very satisfactory to the book
lr. ,sbo had to my out hardly anything while they
had taken In Il good deal IL was bad day Tor PIERRE
Ioril,rl His Unca- could 90 nothing with sir iillch
I'm the heat race and his ~y Dance could "ny get S'c"
place 20 George Mccullough N the hlhdi''P II WIS
time for Mccullough 10 win. He had ran S'c"' l"'''
a. I'M. meeting IN important races. Arthur llnnT
took the Members Cup ou Gcrnnium, ally that has
. left Pierre Ioril rs stable for that Of Mr. Hunter
and his friends under the name "i tAe I'nhh
Stable Disturbance lad hollow Succ'>S III I'M sT
cbnsr Oul, one ~ the i've aNuries was unsuccessful
The betting d." iir~ tacc. "re mllc l"r l''lt'I
old.. with weight allowHn - Tor non ~" IN
~ 500 va . y 10 a-hh-t iMl'i Dn'..,, az w,
a l3 pounds. 3 Go against Flcrrt L"ha." 9"' "l"u
do,,c ul3i. 10 L-aiu,i t. !; LYt,Jar ~" ~ ~,
AGAINST Withcrs's colt EcGtcdc ul3. l. &" athh,t
BUM. COLI QI%f1c 10 10 o..,i,,.l Mons geld
ing DaLe Of Moutalhan qlW and 20 10
and Eiazr. wcrr away nr-t. Wh Ec.icic clos up Bliss
led for half mile. pressed 'N hlIrt 3"n III
Hiss SECOND Iu,cr clu-c O ird and ErS'cle "hN
neck behind hlm with Wiaw9tir nun. pi>n'l5 i''' u.
iridr ccrnd and WyIudottc third Fcabcs took wan
Gnt.t M, cltic,,c outside CLOSE the fence Eden,
the middle ANA ditti utiN
tIir,I tvo fgtl- behind Nlaudotte Rcsicdc within
head of BaI--, Duhc of N"Htalitu close hItn bliss
sixth. Lugl,r seventh and QuOSu" last ,
opy two si,r.,r> T. lo,ild. hor,c Unc!s o years,
l2J pcuud,ii3 g. LoraId 1tGius j, iilSN,3 iu',
pounds o,,rUciehu. The setting Wa !" 1tInss
SIR Hugh and Ia against tn'a~ III hnth lr an 'e
way r'gu five 1" Ci-lt ir-t rs ia e h,Tt "''' Sr
won Ia lis Aicr % tnC betting Vac To- 's'lst IN
Hugh ana 10 against Oncas. sr iiush again e1 AL
the way, winning the heat and race Oy eight i'hehS III
Three gentlemen riders appeared for the run OF lis
miles for the Members cup. handicap s"cc7th'7 81
SIS each play or pas. With 500 added the !"
cciye 500 The betting Wa 10 against thc REMAIN
stables iiiN GerAniun g. l2Sl, ridden ny Arthui nun
ter 3to2 against Littlcncids g,liing Wave q Light
a. 13oa.l, aud To AGAINST Cohn5 ltlins SiIo 1u
in a caitvr. with Wave Light second ana sho"d Tar ia
oniy nve started in the fourth race, free handicap
swrcl,S' es al so each with 500 added. Sl'O G"il 10
sDe W.. io ,iorsc Mcculloueh . years
ll3 pounds. 3 10 l AGAINST Pierre lOriaids mug ~
Dance a, 1903. 10 against Doswclis seidhg bi,h.
whackcr aged. lO.i. To AGAINST Lcylnss fcldlng
Va,ran, aged 1853. and tOl against The same owner
MY Euily r. a. 800. George McCuii1uSh itd ior tn1
nrst quarter, but WAS then pulled back ana
Emily +. was permitted to run IN front Tor lli,e
furongs with IS Dance second. In the second lhairf
ot tho last u SIS Dance took first place and kept II up
10 The head of The holrc- where Nj tuouch got on
even terms with her The two chung together Tor Ir-
long the riders both doing their utmost ana using mo
elIrs freely Then Mccullough began 10 leave Sy
cc,loN y al a. and then faster, ana he won 10y TWO
lengths ia 80 >y Dance four lengths III nom OF BUSH
vlnckcr he ~ Is head before Nagraut, ana N1Saht
merely a head before Emily +.
There were tLrcc the stccplcchase over the short
coilr-e for "a purse OF $500 $50 going 10 The
second one 10 was bet against Reeds
horse Disturbance aged, l55 pounds II 10 !
against the owner, Ia rsc Lcia, o. l3) ana To
aanilst Catiamch- ccldiuS cannon aged l-pl. The
rae was not exciting. Disturbance having " III mana
from the hc-uuIuE BETA second place hall dozen
lengths behind disturbance. with Cannon ouly meek
De hind him Chan les l. ed thus got both fist ana sec
oud money. Tue time Wa- 3:i'' go
The slri,g meeting Of The American Jockey 'luD VIII
CLOSE Tomorrow with Faces, for which very liberal
prizes are offered and which good fields should dl-
pear on Wcdncsday, JIre L. the COncy island Jockey
inh will begin Its June meeting lis hnc course al
slcc. head Bay aud HindOO aud CricAlnOre viii meet
Ia the Tidal stakes.
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