New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-07
RACING At JEROME PARK.


| SMALL FIELDS OF POOR oUALIrY-wANDERING
WINS TWO RACES.
The racing season in this part of the country
was closed at Jerome Park yesterday It was decided
that the small number OF horses at the track would
warrant any extra days. The Dryer Brothers entered
Wandering in the two selling races and captured both
with COrsas victory In the second race furnished
the surprise OF the day. the bOOmakers giving Is TO
against him. The Brighton Beach lot-Lttle Fred
Gtrofa and Laura Glass-although heavily backed
disappointed their friends animals that place geu-
orally do when they meet genuine race-horses.
Hartford the fayOritc in the mileandahalf hand
cap, but General Monroe in something like his old
form and easily Greenland finishing second. Abra
ham stumbled at every hurdle in the steepechase.
First Race - Purse $780,. selling y mile.
Five starters Robnson's Little Fred, 4, 10,
Haggins; SATELLITES Greenland, 3. 1O3, ". DonO-
hue Prcaness Stables Vintage 3, 80, Riley snedeker's
Blue Peter 3, 30, J. DonOhue Dwyer Brothers Wander
Ing, 3, 90, Purcell Betting-WandeTing to 8, Little
Fred TO l, Vintage to l, Blue Peter l. Green
land 10 to l. Wandering won under a pull by
length Vintage second three lengths before Greenland
third, Little Fred fourth Blue Peter last Time 110
Little Fred bocd under the whip The winner was
bought in for 81, 700.
Second Race-Handlcap, S25 each, $500 added Ia
miles Six starters-Kclys Bella g. 100, Fisher; G.. L.
Lorllards Acla, 3, 12s, Brcnnan Preakness Stables
Euclid, 3, 1O7 Riley; Maddcns Laura Glass 4, lOS j.
Mclaughlin; Graham's Haledon, 6, no. onlcy
Shrewsbury Stables Corsar, s. lO3 NJ. Donohue.
Belting-Laura Glass to 3. Bella to l, Euclid 1 to
Aclla 10 l. IacdOn 10 to l, COrsar 10 to Il Taking
the first turn COrsair showed in front
Laura Glass second, Bella third. Corsair led
and winning by lengths Bella second, head before
HaedOn third Laura Glass close fourth Euclid fifth,
Aclla last. Time 2:0OSi.
Third Race-Purse 500, selling; mile Five starters
-GIaham's Haodon, 6, 1Ol, Ouley; Mad
dcns Laura Glass t. lOl, Grant, Barnots Girol D 81,
Dunn; snedckcrs Blue Peter 3, 50, J. DoGohue Dwyer
Brothers Wandering, B. o. Purcell. Misunderstanding
even, Girona 9 to 3. Haledon to l, Laura
Glass to l, Blue Peter 3 10 1. The race
WIS almost walkOvcr for Wandering
Under strong pull he led all the way ana won by two
lengths. Blue Peter second two lengths before
HHedUn third GiIOila poor fourth, Laura Glass last.
Tine l:iSl2. No bidding.
Fourth Racc-Handicap. $50 each ~ 900 added, 80 80
Monroe =, Is, W. DOnOhue Dwycr Brothers Hartford
-, ia, j. Mclaughlin Kcuys COumc, }, lO2, Dunn;
SutGun". Greenland, 3,lOS, NJ D9nohuej T., l.. Lonl-
lJrd- AclH .. 1876 Brennan Pleikne,s stables Paer,
son, s. %, Onty tng-IIartfOrd 70 5, General
Monroe To ), AelH to l, Paterson TO l. Greenland
10 10 l, COumel Is TO l. Passing the stand
General Monroe third. DonOhuc gave Monroe his head
at the Quarcrme pole, and the horse took the lead The
ba,k beaten getting the whip half milo from the finish.
General Monroe under pull to the end, winning
easily by four lengths Greenland second two lengths be-
fore Paterson third, Hartford poor fourth, Aea NTH,
Cuuucl last. Time 2:I-A.
Fifth Racc-Pursr 800 handicap steeplechase, fun
course Three -tartr.-Excel-iDr Stables Abraham, >,
100 +. Meauy: VI. j. Days Gath, t. 1jj, MctiTath;
DUGy's Major Wheeler, 3, l43, Callahan. Betng-Maor
wheeler 10 D. Abraham TO /. Abraham led over all
finish, when Major Wheeler passed him. and came In an
easy winner hy two lengths Abraham two lengths before
Cath, last. Time, i:20.
So cuIcd the legitimate racing near Ncw-York for the