New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-31
oppN1vC DAY AT JEROME PARK.

.~D FAsIIION-GOOD RAClNG-Ghoh"h hiNNhi'
noorI.cK. sTRATHsPEY, DAN X. AND LILY NOR
son THE WINNERS. ,
A. mn other track in America is there
over such q scene presented as that d, 'oi
ome Park yesterday. sheepshead Bay, Lohs
branch and Saratoga often gather large numbers OF
,nectators with good representation OF the fashonaoe
element but never in their best estate coulu 'ne'
present such as that seen at Fordham' "uiy
Hill seems to have settled upon Decorator Ia! OF
Jerome Park as furnishing an admirable opportunity o'
an open.air festival before the annual e1oous "
the seaside and the mountains. TO the springs anu
AZ rrrone To attend the races on that day appears
IN he regarded more and every year IN tne VI
fashion able duty Certainly there was never qu'o 81
extensive an assembling of people from thehhesV quer
NJ city AT Fordham any previous year NO less tnan
a roupd dozen of four Finland coaches were ranged IN
front of the clubhouse more than appeared i'll INC
,ecent animal parade of the Coaching Clup
On and about these coaches, on the slopes OF tho
clubhouse hill on the balconies OF the building, ana IN
the ladies' section Of the grand stand, was radiant
host OF lovely faces and graceful figures ana varled
and delightful display Of the dantiest and most elegant
Of simmer fabrics fashioned in the freshest styles IL
was a noteworthy spectacle. Little showers fell at
times but they did not drive to shelter the fair
bearers of brghthued parasos or the fair wearers OF
hght-tinted gowns.
The crowd of men was of course very great The rail-
road facilities were Overtaxed B0okmaking was car
ried on freely The track was In excellent CONDITION.
good horses ran and the sport unusually attractive
Those shrewd ard lucky owners, the Dryers won the
first race with their fine colt George Kinney, and the
Great Metropolitan Handicap with the fleet Boouack,out
In the third race their Carey B. forced TO yield to
s.rathspey The seeplechase abounded in incident for
three out of the five riders fell.
First Race-Pur.e $500; all ages special weight
conditions; ls miles, Five starters-Dwyer Brothers
colt George Kinney, by Bonnie Scotland-Kathleen %
wears, 1O7 pounds ridden by j. McLaughhn); u. L.
Loriilards colt Magnae. by Glenelg Mink g, 3d. Bren
mani; p Lorillards colt Gonfalon, by Glenlyon-Cor
della g. o. Olney); J. E. Key's colt Carlyle. by Ill
UsedCaroliue g. 94la, Dunn; and Babcocks gelding
Gold Ring a o. NJ Donohue). Bettng-George Kinney
l 10 8, Gonfalon z TO l, Magnate TO l. Carlyle
IL to l. Gold Ring 10 TO TO an even start the nag
fell at the first attempt George Kinney took the track
but quickly gave way to Gonalon and Carlyle rao into
second place. Magnate showed no speed, and was
never near the 'front.' Gonfson remained In advance
sufIerance up TO the last quarter when George Kinney
moved by him with easy Indifference snd came in the
winner In gallop, having been pushed Gonfalo1
crossed the hue two enths behind the winner Gold
Ring third. six lengths behind Gonla0n, Magnate a
bad fourth. and Carlyle last. Time 29Ol2. ,,,
Second Race-Great Metropolitan Stakes (handlcapl
800 each, naf forfeit, declaration conditions $1,000
added, 5000 10 second 1l9 miles Eleven starters
Dwyer Brothers gediDg Booses by Bonnie Scotland
c. L. Lorillard's gelding Monitor, by GlenegrMinx
gar by King Alfonso-Aerote g. 100, ~ Donohue . P.
%ssP s General 24 MoprSs b r S1hf Bcr6s
Minnie I. Morgan Is. III. FtzgpatrieEl Freshness
liz Holloway Littleaeds colt Free Ged,by Bullion
Kitty Free "A. 100. Waller; snedekers hy Miss Lum-
DonohneI Shrewsbury stables scldng Corssir, by
GleneG-c rownlet IS, 112, nughesl NJ J. palGscolt
Ing and Grahsns gelding HaIedOn BY King. Lear
Co. no General MSnroe to 70 Miss
Lamley to l. HHrity o 20 L. d a9S Cod
Afferf DIea 4al
Cling start Macbeth being eit at the post COrsalr,
Is GSd apa ana ss wI L9mey e the last
Colo WITH Corsair and BOoJsek well up Al the end OF
tie rst bali me passing the grand stand HilaIiy
neck before Corsar with Free Gold third, and Boot
1 ree siIsn while 0" Parole Miss LH@ey and
Trafalgar formed the rear guard La tLe next nan me
BOollack were cOntestlng the second place, but
Monitor gave way before the nomestretch was gained.
the nnai urong aud to by length: win Hllarity
second, half length before Free Cold Monitor fourth.
fifth General Monroe sixth, Corsair seventh. Miss
Lum'ey eighth IsssaF ninth ana M, hs nSr,
after his misfortune the start 1t had been thought
thai the distance was quarter ne 100 ueA ior Boot
can hurry almost any horse Paroe was never
prominent In the Age has naturally essened bOth
nis speed and weishtcairyng capacity. Monitor was
equal 10 lis best form OF last ana General Monroe
become much better 1882. and likely prove
useful The time fair Tor weight and the course,
Third Race-Puree $500. free handicap. all ages Ia
miles seven starteIs-~ Donohse's horse stratspey,
MfedyILe a. iie. J. Mcia1shn1; Witiers's ge.diag
Duplex. Oy kiug Ernest Macaroon- Ecno a, LOO,
sparlug); u. l.. LOrllard's geidlug Vousa. oy PAT
MalloyIyanda q. llS UraD J. 7 keiy,s
81 Rney l BA6cocSs fly Lizzie Nc b. Alarm
j. o. Nay by iellowcraiI--Emna a, 100, GeraTd.j
Bet g-strathspey to ., Carey b.. 70 2, duplex 10
Nay % TO l. duplex and Lizzie NC behaved badly de
laying the start Carey b. ven N IN from, bus vora
tie next quarter Duplex shot away and
M sne club nr' bousc carSy nd R"Sss
pursuing aim hard they rounded the south neld
stratnspey ran nearly even, but Csrley b. had little
too much weight and strahspey came away the last
b. second, length ana halt before vousia. Duplex.
g. Is his custom quit In the last quarter and pad
Fourth Rsee-PuIsc 5000; selling allowances, one
mile Two s,arters-J W. Bells eeldlug Dan by Bon
oLueJ, and r II. Duy's Baoy by stachino-EclI-
tic tased, i07, j. Mclaughlin: BettingDan X. ),
bid for hin.
tiIlh Kace-Handicap steepechasc; purse $780,
Stables geiding ionkers formerly Woolcock), by War
Dance-Miss Cray, (aged, 14V, Kenney); Bradley's
l43. Gree) f. Gebhards Biloxi. by Bonnie Scot
land. ,- aged, l4S, Captain iiOlmesl n: j.
8csny,: s and r" " AIferas sed In 70 i Little H
Mysaail, breeding unknown aged, 1856, Alford!
Yonkers to l. Biloxi TO /, Little Myshan 10 TO L.
This race ia Of Academic Imeida ran in advance
until she got the water Jump where she down in
heap throwing Meany with force but njuring
him BADLY but that he aoe to limp away sIter
time OF iIeDd. Strange to
szy the man escaped hurts. Little My
but both he and his jockey Gsd the good erIunc
70 escape irrepaaole damage These incidents left only
liy Morson, YOnxers aud Biloxi In The But after
coming down the hill he was crossing the course
Biloxi stumbled and spilled the distinguished Captain
ambled up the hill after this exploit Holmes picked
himself up, ran after the beast remouDted him and IN
lnhed tue course some time after the was over
lly A0rsOn IN the winner hundred yards before
Yopkers. Then the spectators retired for dinner.
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Following the example set by their more
Oar