New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS
THE RACES AT JEROME PARK.

FREE GOLD MISS LUMLEY., BREEZE fAhohh
ROCHESTER,, GIMLET AND IKE BoNHAM THE
WINNERS.
The racing was continued ut jerome Park
vas,ertav. Tho attendance was smaller than on the
opening day, not thousand people being present
There was no open betting, but several OF the bookaK
ers are said to have done considerable business quietly
One man. hn agent for of the lbookmakers was NC
tected making wagers and promptly arrested III
spectors Dks and Byrnes and q number OF detectives
were on the ground The races were rather tame ino
starting was good aud the races were over Deioo
o'clock In the first Free Gold had an easy VIC
tory. defeating Aela and Hilarity. Miss Luney won
the Hunter Stakes. Breeze first In the Champagno
Stakes, defeating good lot OF two-year-od' raioo
won the fourth race easily going to the front only wnen
near the finish and winning easily. Rochester, Glme'
and Ike Bonham were the other winners
First race-Purse $500, for three-year-olds anu uP
ward special weights III miles Three starters-G' L.
Lorillards hy Aella a years, 115 pounds Barpeo'
Roches colt Hlary g, los, W. Donohue); and Littie-
fields colt Free Gold g. SO, sherdan The horses got
an even start. Passing the stand Hilarlty was rss
head. with Free Gold and Aea close pea enT az the
horses disappeared behind the clubhouse Aea nag an
creased her lead to hq earns the
pole Free Gold rapidly went 70 the 'front.' nnu @
ming easily AeIla was in distress. Free Gold was an
easy winner by little over Length, ALE seoo' ~
- Sscond r9ee-Hunter Stakes for ies three years old
500 each with $500 added the second TO receive $zVO
sn nii1S peands Haghes McNIaons Bonhenr G16
Evans) owens Issie plo, MURPHY Sneaek Ts IFS
HaywsrdJ IDwyer Brothers Francesca ul6, >, NC
laughing KenueEy stses a%sron IT'S FeSRe
Francesca had slight lead at the sta s, Fran
clubhouse Miss Luney went tS 10 dno Mss inmIey
Increased lead to six lengths traneescn nb
was reached she was leading by two lengths; sne
finally by length Amazon Was se Ronneur was
ourth Memento ilfth, UOmtesse sixth, Francesca sew
entn and Issie last. Tie time was 800 -.oar- o,ds
Tbrd race-Cnan payne stakes Tor two-ycar-o'us'
$50 each with 500 added, special weights; = mile
Siue startersEKeys MY beia 1 ia psef Dwyer
Brothers geloing Wandering uOi j. MeLaug i an
l. LorarGsz coli MasRse rn iU sons colt Jenny
SON l1lO, niggs Wi.1erss colt Gym dio SPai Ian
son;s fly Lizzie Mae uO7 W. DonOnuel. The start was
capital Aer running nifty yards, Bella was leading py
head the Others in group At the 16 Ho
ing third. Coming into sight from Denihu te deiny
cIose behind Entering the nOmesretch Bella bleeh9
and Wandering were running together Inc eAv" S
told Bella Ia the hnlsh' anu breeze cam m head be-
rush aud by length Cyrll was secOnd heaai Dt
fore Bella. Mclaughlin enteieo eolP ti The
tue rider Of Breeze the Judges dld moi SUSTAIN H. %
Fourth race-Handcap sweepstakes, S25 each, with
eedlnc brunswick formerly barney Lyon % years iUo
Is. 100. BRENNAN; someryille's nlly oweet
nome a, 1O3 Reilly; Boye's cot springfield "a, 10
Mciausniin) T.. Loriuarl's gelilng Parole aped,
lI6 Feakes Parole seemed 10 feel IN good spirits and
was AS lively as a twU-yedrOld Iuefe Was another
good start, tney all getting off evenly Haiedon was
o TO set che pace and passing aIe stand 40 lea 6
"A head sweet Home was second, NAN iength before
Brunswick. General Monroe and springfield were run
ning mead and head, Win ParOe last uhdcr strOng
mill They ran this ORDER with little more distance
Separating untl they went out Uf siyt Dchnd tno
blun Here HaedVn was leading by an open
length. Brunswick length before sweet Home.
From mrlOng from the wire the horses ran In
bunch. Parole went to the mont at thai point, and
won easily by a length Springfield was second and
General Monroe third. The time was 2;Oll4 Parole
was the ayOrlte IN the betting. 49, .
Fluh rnce-llan. leap sweepstakes, 80 each with
$3.50 added, the second t. receive SlOOi gentlemen
riders; mile. Two starcrs-Beythss gellng Vagrant
aged l4O, Center); aud ROckaway otaOies gelding
kOcnostcr O., 142 Mr. HOnnes) Rochester took the
Lead az the s,ar,, and 10 three lengths
aneau all the way, winning easily % lcngth Nagrant
pulled up lame. Tue time was lob.
sixth Match race Tor $1,000. eaten weights one
mile over fOur hurdles. so starters-hlng's horse
le tagged, lbs L. j. Meany), aud Gebhard's mare Day
Dawn aged 145, Lel. Tue horses maze false start
aud took lrst jump; then tney were called back
ter with Day Dawn in the lead Gimet a waiting
and d not sO 40 he 0nt untll near tue last jump
lie passed Day Dawn easily and won by three lengths.
Dnv Dawn covered Win blood aud appe ~
yretcned condition. Tue sOcalled afforded much
amusement. Tae time was 2:z3
Seventh Tace-uandicIp rteeplecnase, purse 500,
stables cot Harry Cow a years, l40 pounds, Wynn6
Keuy's nlly Bernadne a, l42. 4. MeanJ6
". C. Daley's iii, KITTY CLARK a. l42, FltzpatricE)
McMahons geldng Ike Bonnan tageu, los, NOLAN;
Bernadne took lead at the start Ike Bunnam second
and Kty Clark third Passing the stand Tor the second
time Harry Cow iea,ilng with Ike B0nhain second
ana Bcrnadine third. Kitty Clark boiled at the jump
near paddock, throwing her JocAey. Ike B0nhaln
went TO the front entering the nOmestrech, AID
finally easily six lengths, Harry Cow second,
five lengths before Bernadine.