New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-12
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
cIRoFLA CAUSES SOME SURPRISE.

rrv CYCLONE COLT GETS NAME-PlzAKlso MUCH
IMPROVED
7. ,ros blazing hot at Jerome Park yesterday
far hotter than on any day of the June meeting 1hefe
~ large attendance of men, but Few adles Riaced tuo
tapd or clubhouse The contrast between the sprlhs
and autumn meetings, occasions OF iashlonaDe as
semh,v Is singular. Last June dozen fourth -hanuS
,o rou ned ON the lawn in single afternoon, ana inc
h bouse balconies the slope in front and the ladles
mart of the grand stand glOwed with all the brihaus
hines Of costly raimeDt. This autumn one fourn'u"nu
has appeared once and Murray Hill has not sent III
telh of the number that came in June. D.,,o
The racing was excellent PizarrO barely beat beia
in the first race, with Rica and Brunswick near ~
heads An excellent handicap. So was thst III ' -
race where GirOfa slipped in just IN the hloA VI 49,
with Amazon and General Monroe almost he' i"1
Plza7ro is a far better colt than he was AZ
Bay He was the favoT1te SO was Ine "'"n1i - w
two-year-old race Mr.. Wthers's KING oono
colt now named Pampiro There was olo'e iu''N -
that race also Hayward rode the winner lac was vi
plea in tna frat race II is refreshing TO see MI Cassat
and Mr. Witbers employing this master jockey AFTER
losing dozens of races by bad riding hay "ard OF
Rsrbae or Mclaughlin had been on Genefu Monroe III
the third race another favorite womb nave "oh' puI
McEmeeI put up Fitzpatrick at TWO pounds
Fisher ON Dan X lost the selling race to HeeandIoe
nv, sbort head on the very line simply through over
confidence As Cnarlemagne and jim MCGOWAN did not
start Forager won easily over the hurdles.
FIr.t Race Handicap, S25 each, $500 added; lis
Mills seven starters-P. Lorard's Pizarro 3, ll5.
simmer; Kelso's Rica, A. ia, Hayward Keuy's Bella
2 100 Fisher; Graham's Brunswick, a, 1O0 Thayer;
Preakuoss stables Buccaueer, A. LOG. Riley; Petten-
gilrs Fair Count aged, 50. Maynard q. l.. L0rlard's
Greenland. 5. 1O4, Lsary. Betting-Pizarro IL to5,
Rica to l. Bella to !, Buccaneer TO Brunswick
10 l. Fair Count to Greenland, Is to l. Brunswick
led for mile Bella second. Then both Rica aud Pr
zsrro come up and the four made brilliant flush.
1,yyo hood in
length before Rca, she head only before Brunswick
Fair Count Greenland aud Buccaneer well back.
Second Race-Purse $500, for twoyearolds, special
Weghts s. mile Ten starterS-WItherFs pair, the KING
Ernest ycone colt, no. Hayward, and Casino 3d. Nc
Kinney; KelsOs par, Water Lily 1O4 OLedry, ana
Eclat 81, Meaton p. Lorillards Huron. l07,
shauer; Dryers Ecuador 10Y q over) Nc
Laughiln: Bruce's VOcaic, los % over, sparlnG;
Keene's FandangO o. Garrison; BaOcocEs True Blue
Runy ling 81, uyslDp; suffolk stables King Aon-
soCuicksep lilly, 92. Purcell Betung-Cycioue colt II
10 D. Ecuador > TO ,, Wafer Lly to l. Huron 70 /,
VOcanc to /, the others 10 to % TO l. To broken
third, Cyclone colt fourth. Water Lily led 10y the hill,
Ecuador, Fandaugo and VOcalc well up In the second
INC Cyclone colt settled at tue mead OF the home
stretca. Hayward ueedessy took the cyclone colt TO
the extreme outside, ana Water Lily had had utst-
she might have won, bat under the mp the
Cyclone coli OF ine race ny aai agnsIr ~ s
fourth, six lengths back, FauUangO MT" Huron
rest pulled up After the race Mr. WlJners named Tue
THIRD RIcc-iIandicap, $50 each, $500 added; is
mics EtgnJ sUarters-YonK6rs stables General Mon
roe g. l2O e over, Fitzpatrick; 4. LOrard'e Amazon,
A. iO2, Oluey; DWyeTs' Hartford, D. los, Mclaughlin,
PreSk1ess sIaoe's Euclid B. 100 Riley: q. L. Lori
laFd's IrIfa gar, 3 90, Damn; SnreW5Diry stables
COrsalr 3, 1872 Fisher PeIungIs Ddke OF MOnta Dan
s, lOJ, Ma, uard; Blrueu'5 GICOld, ., %, HysIOp.
Betting General Monroe 10 >, Hartford TO /, AuIa-
ZOn /, Euclid 10 /, GlrOha 20 !, duke OF Mohias
han 10 l. Trafalgar l. % l, CUrsar II 10 l. JorSar
leu Ior q mIe, DUKE NOnialDan second, Hartford,
General Mo arOe ana Amazon wed up, GitOla wadug Ia
the rear Ia the nOmusJretCh Duke OF MonJJ!nau Was
ID front Tor Instant but Wnle he am Amazon
General Monroe anu Hartford we're hgn-
Ing nard under the WHIP GlrCNd slipped
through IKE cable Dispatch aud won tur race Dy "A
half length 229, Amazon second, neck before Gen.
era Monroe, quarter lrnsta before COrsr IOuItn,
Tra1a gar last.
Fourln kaee-Purse 5000, selling, Is miles -Four
starters-D Nycrs WgndvTIug s. 81, Purcell; Hctue!'s
Dan h. a-ed 100, Fisler; KcisO's heelJadloc ), SO,
MeatOn; ACKerman's LAWN A, aged, 100, cross Bet
tlug-Wanderug TO D. Dan X. to /, hcclauG-IOe 10
pace Tor three quarters mile OuJruu HeeauGlOe
tnat mad aOtuIug left for hUnestretcn and tne
struggle was lett Dan K and HeeEaud.Ice, Edwin A.
being quite up tine pace. huOdrcd Yards IRON
the end Ddn KS mead front aud FsAer TOOK II
easy FLY TalneG at the aId won Dy short
head IN 2:OUlo Dan X. second three eugHs before Ea
win A. Wandering last HeelandIOe was bought IL
Tor 9l $3.50. ~ -
Fifth race--iIandcap over hurdles; purse $500; l&
miles Four starlers-Dutys Buster, D. las, McGFaih
Hyness FUrageT g. llG, Lynch; Chase Puritan, agea,
l2j, Nolan ROcne's Ba.ly, o. l2O, NJ. Lyncu. BetUng
-F0rager to D. Buster 10 2 Puritan TO 2 Baly 70
1. Bally bOIed q tue first hurdle aud Puritan alter
leading Ihreeqdrers OF mile tcl. FUrdScf lneu
led up 10 the quarter mile Buster passed Inn
but tired badly FOraSer winning BY length In 32s12