New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
TRITON WINS THE JUVENILE.

.ur srcoNo DAY AT JEROME PARK-NIMRoD d.
pIFx. GovFALoN AND SPIDER GET HoNoRs.
The throng, the stir and the shouting Of
Friday were followed at Jerome Park by composure
comfort and calm yesterday. Thousands Of spectators
passed through the gates and the club and Fifth Avenueee
ents in New-York life in abundance graced the grounds
They were satisfied with the sport, and signihed ap
proval with genteness aud dignity There little OF
the tur.ult enthusiasm and the ardor OF applause
that filed the place when the host Of the
commons whom a holiday always brings 10
race-course storned the Enclosure and surged over all
the spaces on Decoration Day Three fourth hands
those Of F. R. Rives Arthur Dodge and c. A. BauiOune
were parked before the club house yes
terday. There was no lack OF color or
charm anywhere but there nothing
about the attendance racing the Of the day
that will keep them long IN the mind That was not true
Of Friday There much IN that holiday Of sport TO
give II place IN the memory Of all present
In the betting OF yesterday moderation and prudence
were shown While thousands Of men were pressing up
70 the stands on Decoration Day. the bOokmakers
could make their terms, and these gentlemen
never feel called upon give the public any advantage
They into their business to make all the money
they can and when people are tumbng over each other
in their lose their possessions the book
makers see no reason why they should get much
OF the spoil they SO days when the park IL
crowded the odds kept down with energy When the
attendance lowers they Hence, yesterday the bet
ting favored the amateurs
INCIDENTS OF THE AFTERNOON.
The features Of the day the triumph Of Triton IN
the Juvenile Stakes and the defeat OF Berry Wallis Wall
flower by Duplex. The winner Of the Juvenile
proved Triton among ninnOws. only
one other in the race could run
fast enough keep him bounding This was Detective
the Dwyer Brothers colt and he no peer for
Triton at the finish. Both Triton and Detective had
received checks in training when they are sound
and strong in every and snew, ready 70 show all
that them, it require much searching to ind
twO-year-old that match them
As for the fate of Mr. Walls fOurlegged nosegay there
wss patRos that which almost melted the specta
tors to tears The owner. clad in garments that would
have made Beau Errmmel Count Orsay look askance
and with that would rivet attention in the House
of Lords, followed every motion Of his colt. When
Duplex crossed the line in advance, MT
Walls countenance did not irradiate bliss
IL fact he looked had found chasm OF despair
that even tailor could bridge. He has been expect
ing this oddly named animal to win the SUBURBAN AT
sheeIshead Bay. If Wafower can do It his owner VII
win fortune IL is said After yesterday exhibition
there are many people ready TO wager Mr.
Wall fortune that his colt has as much
chance as if he fastened TO a trel.is'
There was a combination OF intellect on the quarter
stretch time in the afternoon which was Gazed AZ
with eyes of wonder by all. Addison Cammsck Frede-
rick Gould ana Howell Osborn assembled together and
settled the affairs Nation and The Chicago noina
nations in a few minutes.
In the gaoping yOun sters before the Juvenile
Stakes accident which sent thrill through
the grand stand. Nenezn, Pierre LOrard, rs Morte-
mer FLY, against the fence and went down. throwing
her rider But no bones were broken.
HOW yruROD AND DUPLEX WON.
The first race was hree-quarter OF mile, special weight
conditions, for $500 There were four starters-G l.
Lorillards FLY Gideaway % years, 81 pounds ridden
bv j. Donohuei; p. Lorlard jrs colt Nmrod "a years.
IL pounds Fitzpatrick ]. f. Kelys colt King Day %
years 90 pounds Dunn; and Hynes's FLY Sonnet %
years 81 pounds, Cunnin CHAM. Bettng-Ghdeaway
even Nmrod TO . King Day To I, Sonnet 20 l. son
net raced with Gideaway the head Of the esretch
where the westbrook ally retired. Nrod took the lead
al the furlong post and by two lengths without
urging Sonnet second. King Day third length behind
Sonnet Glideaway six lengths back. Time l:2C1o.
The second race was a free handicap sweepstakes S25
each $500 added; one mile. Four starters-Wltherss
geding Duplex Is years. 100 pounds, ridden by Nc
Kenney); j. E. Key's FLY Bella "A years, ll5 pounds
Barbeel; Berry Wallis colt WallAower "A years, Jos
pounds Riley; and SATELLITES horse Greenland 6 years
10 pounds. ". Donohuel. Betting Duplex TO o.
Bella 2 70 l, Wallnower TO %, Greenland TO l.
Bella set the pace with Wallfower at her heels Han
mile over and Bella and wal1Ower were head and head
IN front with Duplex near and Greenland tagging.
walaOwer Outran Bella IN the next quarter but IN the
homestrech Duplex too fast for him, winning by
neck IN las, Wallhower second eight lengths before
Bella Greenland last by twenty lengths. Greenland
burst a blood vessel few days and was IL no con-
diton to run.
THE TRIUMPH OF TRITON.
The third race for the Juvenile Stakes for two
year-olds $50 each. half forfeit $500 added 500 to
second u mile. The starters were G. - Lorllard7
gelding Triton lO7 pounds ridden by Brennan; Dryer
Brothers colt Detective 40 pounds. Mclaughlin; Mr.
Kelsos pair OF colts Brookfeld q 10 pounds, Feakes
and Mystic 10 pounds, Meaton) Appeby q Johnsons
pair OF FLIES COntessa 107 pounds keganl and Error
QO7 pounds, Hayward) snedekers fly Brlta uO|
pounds j. Donohuel; J. {. Kellys unnamed fIy by
Genelc-Annie Bush Q07 pounds Bllbee Witness IN
Il lv nv Fruhs
ney) aud Pierre LoIilard rs ly Nenetzn uO7 pounds,
Iewis) Betting-Triton 10 l. Detective 20 l, the
Kelso pair coupled TO l. the Appleby Johnson pair
coupled 10 10 l. Brita II to l. the Annie Bush fly
10 10 l. Nenetzin 80 70 l. The start was de
ayed by the prancng Of the youngsters, whose blood
was en- the bound but at last the flag fell to line not
muchbroken. McLsugblins agility secured an advantage
for Detective which Triton took away IN an Instant
Mystic in front but not for long and the Anne
Bush fly was well up time, but tie race was only
half over when IL was reduced to between Triton
audDetecve These two surpassed the rest in speed,
and II until the lsst two hundred yards
which The better. Both were whipped and spurred
nearly ali half Of the journey. Detective had
gone an.ss in training few days before and was not
KEYED up such strain so he Yielded at the end ana
Triton won bv a length and half. IN time that 10
the credit OF b0h49 seconds These colts are hk.ly
no height spare, but Of length ana power a lnIes5
the observer. He Is brown ge4ng Oy o'ls,,nl Ia
Tom Gcbtree of Ocean queen, ana the eye d"cIls
long with admiration upon his muscles ana action De
ne cspred TOO much flesh and lofty IN action,
wasting power while Triton gided along me ground
snOOthness and ease that might marx e pro-
gTess Of sea-gOd through the wave
Error third six lengths behind Detective ana our
lengths before Mystic Br1ta fifth, the Elsie my SKIN
the Annie Bush hlly seventh, BrooShed egAth'
COntessa ninth, and Nenetzn last.
GONFALON SUCCEEDS. But CHARLEMAGNE FAILS.
The fourth a free handicap sveepsteakS go
each $500 added; la miles The three starters
sutoe's colt GonfalOn "a years, lis pounds, ridden ny
DOnohue) J. T. Kely's colt Clonmel a. lis, Barbeel
and ROberts's Girona %, no. Gford). Betting