New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-07
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
EXCELLENT RACING AT JEROME PARK


tunate in the weather for it's spring meeting NO inner
days could be desired than the three it has had feser
day was delightful in every The attendance was
good including many ladies, and the racing eAtemey
attractive The public would have been better peaseu
II Pierre Lorlarl had started Parole and sly Dance OF
had not announced them as likely to start owners owe
something after all to great mass of the people
from whom racing gets its support and when some
thousands OF men and TO racecourse expect
inc-on tho faith of the published announce
ments-to see certain horses rum tney nave
right to complain unless there satisfactory reason
for Withdrawing those horses Many owners thK thaV
nopuar feeling concerning their stables is OF no conse
Guencc But how long will racing last II the people DC
come dissatisfied and stay away from the tracks
wyoming fell In the and the favorite Mac
duff won in canter. In the run Tor the LadeSoIhAcS'
the favorite Rica, was sent forward 80 last III
the second half mile that she could not respohu
when called on in the homesrech and Hiawasse won
II seemed very stupid bit of riding though the mucn
admired Barbee did it. But over In England tney
thought Barbee bunger at riding Perhaps they were
right Anyway It was exciting finish and great sur
prise for Rica II supposed could not lose IT, hu
gust Belmont, who bred Rca' ana raceu her
last year. and A. j. Cassatt, OF inc Ichh-
sylyania Railroad, who races under the name
Of "Mr Kelso,o and who now owns the
y were more asonishcd than pleased, and gazed after
her with peculiarly wistful air as she passed the
Judges stand After the Wthers on Saturday MI BEL
mont is said to have given Mr. Cassatt some exceuehI
advice as the best way to win the Ladies STAKES anu
the Omnibus Stakes at Long Branch with lfica "el'
the Ladies' Stakes past and gone and ea dld not
win it, The Omnibus is yet to come Mr. Cassatt may
get q better trainer and rider before then
Eole won the Jockey Club Handicap In style
that IL was n delight to This powerful ana
gallant colt is to for the Coney Island cup III VIII
be a day to remember when he meets Hndoo ana mora
Grona took the selling and Disturbance the steepe
chase easily enough. and ended good days sport
But there n scarcity of competent Jockeys because
the starter ON Saturday suspended several OF them Tor
their unruly conduct
wYoMING's FALL AND MACDUFFs SUCCESS
First race-1ls miles, for "a purse OF 5000
with weight penalties and allowances. Seven starters
Preakness Stables colt Macduf, by Macaroon-Jersey
Lass @ years. 1913 pounds ridden by Holloway; Pierre
Lorillard's geldng Wyoming by War Dancc-Opponent
g years, 1913 pounds shauer); Somorvile's marc
Blue Lodge by Fellowcraft-Bonne May % years, III
pounds Barbee; G. L. LOrillard's FLY Bouncer. by
Leamingto n-Elastic g years. 90 pounds, Brennen);
spellmans colt Hlarity, by Bonnie Scotand-Beulah 70
years. 90 pounds, Lewis; and Armstrong; geldlng
Blumen. by Glengarry-iiopo q years 20 pounds D.
Donohue). Parole expected to start and was the
foyor in the betting the evening before but IN accord
ance with his owners peculiar racing policy both here
and abroad, he withdrawn. Betting-Macduo 10 .;
wyoming 2 to Blue Lodge, TO : Bouncer, 10 10
Ada Glenn, il TO Harity, 20 TO Biunen 40 10 l.
fair start was obtained at the first attempt ana OIL
went the seven with Bouncer trihe in advance They
passed the stand with Blue Lodge quarter length be-
fore Bouncer, she half length before Macduh, Ada
Glenn fourth, half length back OF Macdufl with
wyoming waiting in the BOunceT quickly retook
the lead and Ada Glenn ran into second place. but When
they rushed BY the clubhouse Macduf was second, a
ouarter length behind BOuncer and length before Ada
Glenn. Wyoming still waiting in the rear rank
Going behind tbs hill Macduf took first place, with
Bouncer second and Lodge third Then Shauef tried
to get through the group with wyoming Out
at that instant Hiarity stumbled and fell,
and Wyoming tumbled over him. Neither horse
was hurt BADLY and Shauer suffered no injury except
few bruises but the negro boy Lewis who rode Dlaf-
ity was thrown senseless, and lay unconscious Tor
long time 1t was an unfortunate accident from every
point of view. Wyoming was expected by all to make
sharp finish with MaeduG and many OF the best Judges
Of racing thought he wouiu WIN. ms omnea I nv h
heavily, and his running last autumn seemed 10 snow
that be was better than Macdu wyoming ana itllar-
lty jumped away rideress running Town tne be,0nl
oing out MacduG had nothing 10 fear and came along
and The others having speed enough to hurry him
Naeduf canler In the very slow time OF 2;ol r.
Bouncor third the distance back Of Blue Lodge,
Ada Glenn fourth two lengths back of
Bouncer and thirty lengths before Blumen. The time
was nut up first by mistake J:jJ which caused
general stare, such Tune as that for mile ana
ad ey made the difficult course at
Jerome After those astounding figures had been up for
1--WE minutes they changed TO the correct ones
Second raceIadies' Stakes for threeyear-old fies,
800 entrance bafforet with 81 600 added the second
TO receive 500; distance 1l9 miles. -Four starters
KeIsos Rica by Kingliser-Lady Mentmore Q3 pounds,
ridden by Barbee, Evans her regular rider having been
suspended for dsobedience of the starters orders on
Saturday, Pierre LorllaId's Hiawasse BY
saxon-yandalite Q13 pounds, ridden by Feakesl
and Amazon by MOccasn -Aspssia pl3 pounds
ridden by shauerl; and Bryson's Olivia
by Ill-Used-Oltpa 113 pounds, riddcn by CosteloJ.
II seemed very Goa not 10 e any pG Sdn he LADEN H
three times since 1865 the year IN winch the race
was but bis MementO was not in tit condition
and bis other flies too slow BetCng-Rlca, 10 %
Hiawasse to Oliya, 10 i Amazon, 10 TO l. RIGA
set the aud made the running Ihere was no ueay
at the start and the four began uclt journey etoy.
olivia Intensely eager ana shot TO the 'front.' thousn
Costello was Juggling away AT her mead ny eAerng ~
his strength he forced her back and then Rca became
leader. At the end OF the rst hall mile as me ior
went by the stand lica hrsL by length ana alI
Amazon second, an equal distance before Ol'a, she
creased her lead to lengths, and at the quarter post
when the race just half she was two ana hall
lengths before Amazon, and she i've lengths ahead OF
Hawasse, Olivia being last by two lengths: IL GER
tany looked Ike an easy success f0r klct But mere
was a surprise In Kica dashed on with undlmn-
ished speed and apparently sure OF victory By the
clubhouse she three lengths before Amazon, WIN
Hawassc third four lengths behind AlhdzOn ana thiee
lengths before Olivia. But HiaWasse made squirt
Feakes had waited long enough and giving liawasse
standing still Rca, however moving so fact that
sne still held big lead. and went out oil sght behind the
hill with u lead OF four lengths, Hiawasse now second
In a furlong further the appearance oil anars had
changed wonderfully. Rlca was only a lehglh ana d
hall before awdsse, and tine latter was steadily gaining
Stride by stride Ricos lead was cut down until she
reached the straight run home, when
Uiawasse's head was her flank lnoh by inch Ela-
wasses head drew nearer her oWn feakes began whip
ping first, but when struck the first blow Hlawasse
was already Rcas shoulders and BarDee saw that he
was IN serious danger. lie began plying the lash luri
ously and half furlOng the struggle was deadly aud
the result doubtful Then Hlawasse showed superior
endurance, and drawing away won by length ia 244
Kica second twenty lengths before OLIVIA Amazon Last,
beaten oil.
IL is supposed that Barbee rode according to orders,
a nf A Msis
running chances. Good authorities iii England long
ago declared that TO set the pace equivalent To
weighing horse with 7pOund penalty. vi course, IL
IL possible that Hlawasse would have beaten Rica even
II The race mad been differently, but in the
light Of the result doubt that keas chances would
have been better If Amazon had been allowed 10 lOrce