New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
GEORGE KINNEY DEFEATS p1zARRo.


GAR, GENERAL MONROE, REvELLER AND
YONKERs THE OTHER WINNERS
The weather was faultess, the racing
| brilliant, the attendance large and the interest
| keen ct Jerome Park yesterday. As q social
occasion and fashionable display 1t fell far below Dee
grafton Day, but there fve four-inhand coaches
on the grounds and many exquisite June could
be seen From racing point OF view the day ranked
among the most important Of tho year the first
| meeting Of the renowned colts George Kinney and
Pzarro George Kinney, the star popular stable,
| that Of the Dryers, and colt of American
| birth, though the Of an imported
| sire. Bonnie Scotland, was a great favors
with the public over Pierre Lorlards En- glsh colt Pi.
zarro son Of Adventurer The race seemed to make 1t
plain that the American colt is the better. Pzarro
very well up the last furong. There he seemed to
heart He has plenty Of speed but his courage ap-
pears uncertain. George Kinney has more endurance,
though he has bad habit Of swervinR In
emergency. Tie withers Stakes won by George Kin
ney, worth So $50. The time for the mile. las,
was excellent for Jerome Park Pierre Lorard in
a Of troubles yesterday. His stable furnished the
favorite for the first in Nlmrod, but Nimrod was
easily outrun by Trafalgar In the second old
Parole well supported but be left at the post
and erey cantered the Then Pzarro was
forced to lower his cOlors aud this probably cost Mr.
Lorisrd pretty penny for he Is reported TO have put
big sums the colt In the Juvenile Stakes Mr.. Lor
get third place.
On the other hand g. L. Lorilard had little return
Of his old good fortune, winning two races out
OF five, including the Juvenile Stakes. The Fordlam
Handicap principal noteworthy for the remarkably
bad riding done by the jockeys Of the three leading
horses The rider of Free Gold really threw the raes
away by waiting too long before making his rum
First RacePurse $780, special weight conditions lie
miles Three starters, Miss woodford being withdrawn:
p. Lorillard's colt Nimrod, by Genym-Hghland Las
sic g years. 9s pounds, ridden by Olney d. d. Wherss
colt Blackstone by stonhergeMary Buckley g. 103. W
Donohue G.. L. Lorillards colt Trafalgar, by King
Alfonso--Aerolite on. Donohue) Betting-Nmrod evens
Blackstone to 5, Trafalgar to i. Blackstone lost
time, hurrying of from the fall
OF the flag Nimrod tried with him for quarter
was fast but the rest was extremely Blackstone
was good for nothing in the final half mile, seeming
sretch Whining BY ten ength with Nmrod second
dozen before Blackstone The time was wretchedly poor
2:O3 Trafalgar improved much between Wednesday
and Saturday for Decoration Day in the Great Metro
politan be showed no speed
fet declaration conditions. with 5000 added 5000 to
second; Ia miles Ten Bootack being with
ward Litlleaed's colt Free Gold, by Bulon-Kitty
by Gengarry-Nevada o. I24. Costello p. Lorard's
gedng Parole BY aI, de assa iSs.
Brtomarte g, 96 Riley; snedekers ily Touch eNot.
y BY hsis s. s
Belle a. ia Holowayl Yonkers Stables morse Genera,
Monroe BY Tom BSwngM1nee Sv MoTSam KAN e. 10
Redowa IS, 112, BrennenI and Barretts mare Mamie
ps ohae Of Rears t Gsd
General Monroe TO 1, Greenland TO l. Parole to I.
to TO eds lS to fns
always abonnds false starts aud mlshaps az the post
nine OF them dashed of in broken order extending NO
small distance while Parole was LEFT at the post and
ereyous AFFAIR Touch-Me-Not and Jack OF Hearts were
first away. aud the hlly took the track. Harvard DID
not wait with tue colt and the Jack ran second 70 tns
illy up 10 the concluding half-mile. Touch-Me-Not
fast and wei for nreeqaar!ers Of mile and then
Jack Of Hears NTH Greenland az r yr ps nsar All Ss
Hearts General MOnroe and Greenland wers
ese he T we now MacDe ad
yiousy modest and backward, were well wei ap With With
his friends finced, and was soon getting the whip:
Free Gold, cumsiy handled by Fisher but with good
Monroe, and Macbeth even worse ridden by Holloway,
was perlOusly near. Jack of Hearts was ogtrun and
"a, Free SolS second two IIsnsiS: Isnss!S:
behind Macbeth and half length before Jack OF Hearts
hfth Greenland sixth, Ha!ed9n seventh Touch Ne Noe
left at the start for the that he
would have had good . sa % e
those III tue Fordham General Monroe maze ms rua
Free SS d S1 Tos S
persisted in waiting on the heavily weighted horse Tue
and not at all to the jockey The winner ike Trafalgar.
had gained strangely IN speed since wednesday when
he also performed poorly IN the Great metropolitan
GEORGE KINNEY's EXCELLENT RUN.
Third Race-wihers Stakes for three-year-ods, $l0o
each half forfeit conditions, 81 900 add
ed; 800 to second; fifty-nine subscribers and foul
starters-Dwyer Brothers colt George Kinney, by Bon
ME scotland-Katheep, ridden by Mclaughlin Pierre
Lorrlard's imported colt Pizarro by Adventurer-
LsaaE
gelding Renegade, by King Ernest-Revolt,
ridden by sparling; and Preakness Stables
colt Trombone, by Great Tom Duet, ridden BY
Holloway. Betting-George Kinney to g. Pizarro 2 TO
l. Renegade 10 to Trombone 80 to l. The start was
even. Mclaughlin instantly rushed his colt to tho
from the first stride. Evidently the Dryers felt sure
aa 4c colt Of rns sSs ss nd on they
in the homes!retch They had Tholesons s dread OF
Year In a hundred yards George Kinney was two
lengths u front. Then Mclaughlin eased the colt for
the rst burst made at his highest speed Rounding
the curve in the first quarter mile George Kinney led by
length aud halt. Renegade was ambitious ana 40
At the first quarter post they still speed
ing it hOtly aud FIGARO was mo now SECOND. 2
iHriong further and George Kinneys lead was almost
Two and the S.ser bSp SS d ss SsGfe @
but he was having no holiday trip MeLaugniin s was
; Srses hs @ ea they Kinney
tainng his advantage, but Mclaughlin stiLl pn;
fse fse''n crown " all Of tie gentle which
The homestrech Feakes urged Pizarro to his utmost
Rapidly gained the fashyng colt In front and 40
the ropg post head by the leaders saddle
grrh Kinney the inside close BY the rails just
Then he tried to swerve outward He always,
sWeryed badly when hard pushed last year.
Mclaughlin had him FAST however, aud ht him with the
whip TO keep him straight Pzarros Nfort was over
lie could not last like the other colt and now in d
acutes Feakess whip did no good aud George Kinney
won by four lengths, In 1:45excellent time for tho
weight and track. Trombone came In third, half
dozen lengths behind Pizarro and Renegade last.
Fourtb Race-Juvenile stakes for tw0-year 0lds, $50
each half forfeit 5000 added, 800 TO second half
mile Eight starters-G. Lorillards fly Glideaways
by Great Mariposa (Hugnes) and the same owners
colt Reveller. by Pat MalloyIschotsche }urag pwysr
Brohers' colt Burton, by BilietDstraction Mcaughs
nr p Lorllards colt Leo, by Duke of Magentasquaw.
Wthers's unnamed colt, by King Ernest-Cy.
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