New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14
cole UP TO THE MARK AGAIN
CLOSING DAY AT JEROME PARK.


yesterday attendance would have been large for the
weather was not bad discourage the ardent lover
OF the turf Bot a. The had been postponed the
week before for two days. there was general impress
sion that they would go And yet good number
OF people went to the Grand Central station to make
sure and there more the grounds than on the
opening day, when the Jay-EyeAsee- ST. julien race
took away the crowd. The afternoon was
not because OF ra for little fell but because the air was
so close and hot The track was not in bad condition,
as expected in fact it was FAST as was shown by ke-
torrs time in the first raee-1:lS-whlch is unusually
good for Jerome.
The racing was excellent and would have been still
better but that MT. Pincus was too easy with the
Jockeys The result was that the first start as bad
AS could be, Duplex and Greenland being practically
left &C the post while Retort got away so far that he
could not be caught Vibrator showed great speed in
preliminary runaways but not much in the race He
acted as If full OF whiskey. Perhaps If Meaton had
been little earlier in his effort with Vintage, Reort
would have been second Navarro ran as If mtched TO
plough
James K. Keenes party thought well Of Dutch
Rollers chances In the two-year-old handicap He
would have If the judges had kindly assented TO
begin at the other end placing the horses He moved
with Just about agility of California mining stock IN
the present market Mr. Kelly's King Ahonso-Brlto
more DIT scored his first success in sowtime Casino
was the Heetest yeaTlng in Mr. Wtnerss stable He
the slowest two-year-Od. MI Keso's Equipoise was
great fayorite but ran III.
Aela carried 11S pounds in the handicap AZ N miles
and won with extreme ease At that distance she can
now carry no ANAL weight at strong pace Beila was
second because her rider Fisher handled ner much better
than McKenney handled Haedon When Cheerful fell at
sheepshead Bay and rolled McKenuey no one
thought he would ride again this year. He could not
move in his bed days. but he is at work again.
though weak, wasted and shattered The owner OF
Haedon said beor the that he liked the horse
the Jockey meaning OF course that Mckinney could not
Dat oil piOFYp n
for the asking. Appleby JOhnsOn's fine FLY Carna-
ton broke ankle in this II may be possible to
save her for breeding but the accident was serious
loss to enterprsng owners who thought well OF her
chances Their horse Jack OF Hearts Is sadly out OF
form.
Eole with $50 poands simply galopei away fTom his
field ut Ia miles IT the easiest Of tasks for him.
He would have won Tuesday, II he had not been
pocketed" twice and If Donohue had urged him
earlier General Monroe is now far beoW'ms usual
mark, and Duke of Montalban outran him for second
place.
Poor old Greenland rust failei by head to win the
selling race at 10 to l against him. Constantine taking
the prize. 49,, =, 49,. .ro,.0 ro,aor 7 ,tt,o
aud W. SIeany as riders of Jim MCGOWAN. This horse
has been in his last three because the wrong
bya fal st Brighton Beach that he could not ride Tor
weeks. When Is on Jim McGOwan's back horse ana
yesterday Jim the fsvorite and handsome winner
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
First Race-Purse $500, special Weights Il mile
Seven starters-w ithers's gelding Duplex, by King
Ernest-Echo. 4, 1l9, Hayward Preakness Stables
lilly Vintage BY virg-Madame Dudley, 8, SO, Meaton5
G. L. Lornl5rds horse Greenland, by Glengarry-Ne'
vada g. lO4 Brennan; YOnkers Stables horse
Navarro by Buckden dam by Joe stoner 8, lis, Ftz.
patrick; Bruces geldng Vibrator, by Yirgil-AcOustic
g. o. MeKenney W. c. Daleys gelding Retort, by King
Frnest-Echo, g. lO3 Garrison; and Babcocks gelding
Goldring by True Blue-Ruby 4, 1O1, Thayer Betting
duplex 10 3, Vintage TO l. Greenland TO 1, Ma.
ya1ro 10 l. Vibrator 10 RetOrt Is to l, GOldring
2OtoI. After many breakaways, Vibrator being ex.
ressively eager and running away three times, Mr.,
Pincus dropped the flag 10 wrctched start, Retort
bems far In front, Goidrng second, Navarro third,
Vintage fourth. Greenland and Duplex far back. He
were an Of twenty lengths behind Retort and could
never get up. RetOrt led all the way al good pace.
Meaton thought he would come back TO Vintage, and
did not begin driving soon enough, Retort winning
second SIX lengths before Vibrator third he a head be.
fore Greenland fourth, Duplex fifth, Navarro sixth,
Second Rsce-Free handicap sweepstakes for two
year-Olds $50 EACH 5000 added, Sl23 70 second; mile
by Enquirer andana, 100, Hayward and Ecldt, by
EnquIrer-Ivy Leaf 81 MeaIon i" q Bruees black
Keene's imported bay coz coz Dntch Roller by Dutch
cot Casino, by Observation-Disclosures 90, Carlson
and Kely's bay colt, by King AIt0nsO-BrltOmaTte
OF, Dunn. Neutrality-suspicious. 8 to s. Ec!at to !,
Vocalic to l. Casino to l, Dutch Roller 8 TO l.
Britomarte colt l. The start excellent and the
tors oppauded. VOcaics neck was in advance they
went by the HILL but the BriOmare colt was soon lead
ing and remained first to the end Dunn was forced to
s' R @ to fs o9s S ssopa aS EsS I sny6s
before Eelat third, she nall length before Egupoise
fourth, Casino hlth and Dutch Roller last, Mr. Kelly
named the colt Meta after the race.
Third Rac9-Free handicap sweepstakes, S25 EACH
5000 added, $l25 70 second l6 miles Seven start
ers-Appeby e. JohnsOn's pair, the horse Jack
Hearts, by III Used-Nee James, 8, Ill, Day, aud tn
kas 1 Bella ~ IL BY tE a.
Fisher; q. L. LOTilard's mare Aela, by Glenelg-La
HENDERSON, o. lis, Brennanl McMahoas colt Hlarity.
by Bonnie scOGland-Beaulah, "A, lO7 NJ Donohueli
Grahsms gelding Haledon, by King Lear-Redowa, 90.
AIarin-Lady Motley, g, S. Hyslop). Betung-Bella
e AgP % aeSon a 70 A M 70 TO
Aella took the lead after tie start and setting
strong pace simply Let 4G O Bd stare aar a. hsF I SS
takes a drst.class animal 70 beat her, II she
uile, HaledOn third but in the hOmestIetch Hiarity
fel back and Bella and Haledon had lively contest for
thar wreck Of humanity McKenuy, Aelia won by three
lengths IL 2;l5 Bella second neck PeIoTe Haed0n
OF Hearts NTH far back, Lizzie Mac many lengths be-
halt mile Hayward dismounted aud the lilly Imped
OF TO the stable on three legs.
Fourth Race-Free handicap sweepstakes, 500 each'
$1,000 added. $3.50 70 second - miles. SIX Starters
Ge9hards bay horse Eoie, BY E9us7War Song, O. 1870,
w. DOnohuel YoDkers stables bay horse General Mon
roe by Tom Bow!lug-Minnle r. Morgan, O., 1l6, Hay
Ss Maynard; Barnet1s chestnut mare Giroda, by
Leaning tOn-Rstau. 8, 100, sheridani Preakness
So Hysop; and Aekermau's bay geldug Edwin A, y
Reyover-SiIen, aged, 90, Garrison Beting-Eole 20
Paterson II to !, Grona is to /, Edwin A. 20 to l.
Edwn A. was first for quarter mile, giving way 70
Duke OF MOntaiban Paterson passed the Duke
in front Of the stand, but tie Duke
was soon in advance again, General Monroe running
mp they passed the clubhouse but almost instantly
giving way Eole, and the big horse had the race
settled then and there. 1t simply gallop for him
10 the end be won in cauter by three lengths in
3l4 Duke OF MOnalban easily beat General Monroe for
second place the difference in weight Monroe beng
third, two lengths behind the Duke, Paterson fourth,
ten lengths back Of Monroe GrO1a and Edwin nc the
water Jump, hundred yards In the
Fiitti Raee-Purse $500. selling y mile. Five start
ers-Pryor's lilly Black Gal, by Tom ochiitree-Back
sage saEca aSS'op Co%ES ssolS Mease,
IOG Fisher; e. L. LorIlards horse Green
land by Glengarry-Nevada, 8, 81, Billings;
Llefeds colt King Fan, by King ErDest-Fan Fan, 3,
no. Garrison; aud Petuagilrs mare Constantine, by
Ao-dei- kaderEsq a o; "a dSaon. Bet y