New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-30
SMALL FIELDS AT FORDHAM.
OPENING DAY AT JEROME PARK.

| omnzement of every Que william Turnbull, f. A. Buck
aud few other Of the trotng horse preferred
the thoroughbred racing The clubhouse was almost
desolatc and August Belmont found 1t so lonely that ne
took refuge In the timers stand where he sat by the
side or Mr. wither the two regrding the proceedings
with the dignity Of Supreme Court judges Only one
fourin-hand that OF G. A. Baudouine, seen where
have often been Dozen The bookmakers were az
numerous and vocerous before, but the petne
| was light Pierre Lorarl Was away, and many pillars
OF the turf absent leaving heavy burden on the
shoulders OF L. NJ. Johnson j. II. Bradford. D. q. h.
Lawrence and others WHO we're compelled To sup
ply the deficiency. But they carried tho LOAD brayey
Leonard W. jerome. to whom than any other man
the Gin growth Of racing ut Fordham sheepshcad
Bay and Monmouth due, was present az usual In
qury was made Of him the truth Of the rumor that
Jerome Park wOuld be used for racing after this
year. hut would be divided up into building lots ard sold
He said there was nothing It; that there would be
racing that course for twenty years to come
In the first Aranza ran away from
Duplex. Brad aud Paterson. Brad seemed
out OF form. The Nursery Stakes fell to
Himnlaya an outsider in the betting. Mr. Galway was
heartily graiulaed Hmaaya is uncertain and can
not rated frs-cass. But lac has been ridden by
Cyrus Holloway, and 1t is difficult for horse 10 win
with him in the saddle. lie considered by competent
Judges the clumsicst buaglcr to be found IN days
Journey He regularly rides for the Preakness
able but Mr. Galway wanted brains and not blunder-
Ing on Himaaya yesterday and William Donohuo
was engaged William does not shine on Eoe, but he
OF OF riding aud thea. Mr. Wthers'straner,
alwayn eager 20 gct the refuse OF Oner stables, put O
| Oway That fine lilly homage. The result was That
| Monaco third instead OF first Mr. Mlthers spends
| great suns MS stable having three costly stations
ana many hehprccd mares. hut he seems utterly lndf
fercut the in which his ex' client twoyear-
| Odds ridden. With n really competent jockey he
| would win many race which he now Loses
George Kinney left EDcld. Clonmci aud Trombone far
in the ar in the jerome stakes, setting pace which
Only trrec ran for the Manhattan Handicap. Breeze,
Jack of Hears ana Aclia Breeze was the fyorte and
Acla lowest in the betting but Aela won with ease"
The hackers OF Breeze extremely unhappy n she
had been differently her chances might have been
better bat the walingpocy was pursued sHe was pulled
anout Shauer, but tins was unjust for ne always rides
| Dan X and King Fan made close 1nish in the
selling race that batteries against the decision
& Vng the 10 King Fan But the judges were right
Oaly Disturbance and Abraham were out Tor the
serpechase, and Abraham could not make Disturbance
run.
| ARANzNs FIRST RACE At JEROME.
| FIRST Race-Purse $500; special weights;
mile Four star,ers-P. Lorillards mare Aranza, by
Bonnie scO,and Arizona, 3, no. Shaucr; ID. ID.
Withers's geding Duplex. by King Ernest-Ech0, 4,
no. w. Donohue; J. g. Shcrmau's gelding Bead, by
hummelshine, s. 100 Cross; PrcaKness stables Gedine
Paterson. ~ RAJ Ma -Eshe $, 50 Green bctunG
AanZa 10. Duplex to l, BraI to l, Patterson 10
Aranz ana me head and head behind the club
hous. nil. Trad hall \ d0leu ami Paterson dozen
length I'll. and II lex ouirun 20 the end Aranza
winrp nan4.'Aeii hy Two lengths IA Ia, DhpIeA
D,NoUUEs FINE HANDLING OF HIMALAYA.
Sct md X. cr-. ursrry s!ak's. yeIr-olds, 500
rac arlf forfeit $50 II declared out by January
S3Ol ieclarcd ny september $1,000 added; 5000 to
ecnud pena!' for q mile. Nine starters
Dgyer gro ,crs' colt Ecuador by Enquirer Nevada
10 Fizu.;rck; ID. d. Withers's lilly NOnage
by KIM Ernest-Minority. 1O7. Holloway, and colt ca
sino b. MtcaroOn-oasidgne te, llO, b.. Donohue;
Kelso ay wafer i4y ~ hiaS AoI hS MY 81 PG4 s
c-nia--quaw. 49, 5hau"r; G. L. LoruaFdsco IiacK
era by t,rca Tou-1clrO-e 10 Hay ward; Preakness
Sali,s colt llimal4La by ~ -hehturSy bcie, llO
" Donohue; y. ". HI Ison's colt - Paul by A1rn--
reystons nv King AIlonsJ-teneys, 10 Lewis. Books
NItaers's pair l. Ecuador to l,Wurr LILY To L,
stone ~ to ]. 5. Paul II t. L The hie
felt t. struggling star. only four Of me
GI ma 15S End T iii SsHss urged s. PAU
that he passed the cilbhousc Two irh5lls before t
tie RS 1trung out. Padis lead mad NOT been
ecned when tary cane IN s rlin' and 0' l Yoa
age four,n 81. Panl frat to The homesrretcn:
Leo pa.sca huu. These two IoAght nard II tae race
md been fifty yards longer LEO would nave Won as
IImaiaya was SHORTENING Ms stride. hlmailya
got IN first by a. sclnt quarter ltn a
Leo second. neck before Monaco tafd.
-. Paul fourth. two eng brAni Nonase 3tcr Lly
poor lt Ecuador IA, faar@era seyenth Grey stone
esDln ana Casino l't i"e l,hs N'S 20 lg'al'r
,aicluu, ani tcycr hal chance. No1ase WIS
wfrtcaeJy ridden. Holloway allowed ner 10 I
pucAeted twice before she reached o homeretcD ana
ineu right ar the nceis ri Himaiaya and leo
we n !" t,,f IN. n i ma room 40 90, I'M unu al
most at the end
40 MATCH FOR GEORGE KINNEY.
Third Racs-Jeiome Stakes tire .year.ous, FOO each
halt forfeit bat $50 declared out by
August l. 1882 or $50 II declared out bysepember l.
1888 81 200 added S30Oto second penalties ;Or WIN
ners-l9 miles Four starters-Dwyer Bro hers colt
George Kinney, by Bonnie Scotland Kath-
leen. 125 pounds, Fitzpatrick, Preakness stables
eeding Euclid, by Glcnes-Nun, 49, Haywa d, aud colt
Trombonr, BY or at Tom-Duet, Ils, Holloway; and
Key's colt Conme by H x Af1pso-Brlton lrte, lis,
Trombone 10 1, Cloum.l 10 % l. There wa' nothing
Ike u race any time, for George Kinney lett the
Others az aud made The pace all the way too
fast for them. keeping commanding LEAD. trombone
second 20 the last nall mile win Euclid ana Tionme
took second place, but could nos get lear George KIN
neg, he Dvyer COLI pulled to SLOW cant,r; Whining
lengths before COnme ne a length before Trombone.
AEILA WINS THE HANDICAP.
Four Race-Manhattan Handicap, $50 each, half
forfeit, but $40 fdeclared by September d. $500
added, $3.50 to second; Ia miles. Three starters
r. Lorillard's lilly Breeze, by Acknowledgements,
3. 1O6, snauer; Appleby d Joansons horse Jack of
Hearts, by IUsed-Nellie James, 3, 10 Hayward; aud
g. l.. LOriard's mare Aea, by Glenelg-La Henderson,
D. 49, Brennan Bettng-Breeze 6to 3, Jack OF Hearts
9 10 .. Aella 5 to @ Aela first all the way her
lead being two lengths furong post and three
quarter mile, and then Shauer took strong pull fore
ntr DdcA 10 Ddi tHifu 1HItc IutiouS7 lOu thc
end boI Jack OF Hearts aud Breeze moved up. AT the
the hOmestrscn Aeila was trst by length ana
Jack Hearts second by ergth. There was livery
contest up the urDng wnel Jack OF Hearts re-
tired Breeze struggled for hundred yards more AMI
tnen sh. yielded Aclla won by three lengths III 2l1
Breez. second, lengths before Jack OF Hearts.
DAN E.'s NARROW ESCAPE
Fifth Race-PIrse 500, selling; l-i6 miles Three
star ers-leffncr's gcdinc Dan X, by Bonnie Scot
Land-Jenuie June, aged, lO6, Walker; Kelso's
FLY ucel-and-Toe by Gleneg-La Polka, g. 1O2,
OIeary; and IAttleheld's colt King Fan, by King
Ensst-Fan-Fan g. Ill. W. DOuoAue BoOks-Dan
K to >. HeeLand.Toe . to l, King Fan to l.
Ileeapl-Ioe led la ( mile. Dan X. lying back
Then Kiu- Fan passed ths FLY. Al the tulOng post
Dan X. ca ne with a just theI King Fan