New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
DRAKE CARTER's SUCCESS IN TIE RAIN.
riNcrs sunrAssEs ALL PREVIOUS BLuNDERs-A
DAY rOR MUD HORSES.

riNcus sunrAssEs ALL PREVIOUS BLuNpERs-A
DAY FOR MUD HORSES.
A long race with wcll-known horses of high
auny entered always the hearts of true turfmen
nnd cltcs general interest Hence the rain did not pre-
vent goui attendance nt Jerome Park yesterday tn SEQ
the guind National Handicap at 2h moe, nnd the NJ
rrnnnrr of the FOUR competitors, Drake carter Monitor
utncin Munrhp and ilcclnnd Too. waa wocotnrd VITA
hrarty nrri,nsr Tho srrrairts saw an oNrplcut tuh
hV ninkr vntiot hnt nn excitement h'lrhd''
tho clnsc of tho lonney, - nahe car
ten NNs rottnh winner ~ the hri uf the hnhr7tto'rh
Monitor moved hetio than he usnnlt me,p1 in mn' MT
was Tar mfefiur tn nmhe tMtpr urnorhl Mnnton hha
frn or to u dopUtAhN oNirnl nhoo hln NhtA"aN N"l"
firs nni Monitor outlun him almost aa casi> pmho
Garter surpassed Mouilor, Nhllo iioolnnd Toe found the
distance too great and Wai exhausted htf mllo from
the end Taking oNtythinc into account Drake clriors
iarc with III pounds IN the saddle, was the best OF his
career
Mr. pncua performed othoso fcats IN the lrat Iace
which show that hs proper place In an asylum Tor the
Predetermined rather than m the starters stand Aii'r
Seeding the Jockeys for time In his weak silly qaVcr
Ing maundcng way. he ordered one Of his assistants 10
draw line the track and called 10 the Jo'N'NH 10
go behind H. Not one ohcycd Instead % that they
broke away In Struggling orlcr and he dropped ma Hlg'
thus directly ug sobcdcncc of - own ORDERS
Bella was first, Ray :. Cuhc sceond, Little Fred thir tho
rest scattered long space with Tou far bennd
is an outrage the turf for any association to employ
such man to start horses.
Roy s. Cukc this race easily. He was tho
horse that the sensational handicap at
Brighton Beach last month. when French pool tickets
paid $500 for % since ,hrn his performances nave pc'"
# wasa d,y for mud horses. Tolu and Chandelier
were always noted for their powers OF navigation Tho
LATTER won the fourth and Tou would have won mo
Rahara and Illie Mae and Echo won the steepochase
McGrah the Jockey ON Disturbance. was suspended lor
pulling the horse nt the finish. ,
Peter Tyncs owner Of the s,ccplccase horse Forlger
Yesterday offered reward of 500 FOR the detection or
Ig hSrc snT snpcrnc"Gcnt Clark who has charge Of tho
track said that the ease had been INVESTIGATED ana mere
truth in any story of poisoning. Inc MORSE
merely had attack of collie. He had been ek-
hy tmrfnen generally as uncommouy eccentric. Nearly
all the owners, trainers and jockey" at the track eH
ROY s. CLUKE IN THE FIRST PLACE.
The first race was n handicap at 1-1G miles, SO
each $500 added. Ten ran-Robnsons gelding Little
Fred q years II pounds riddcnby McIaughlin Kesos
mare Ica g. l3. FcakeD. Berry Walls colt Wallfower
g. lOj. W. Douohuc Loud's gelding Richard L. @, 81,
Rivers. Eyan's fIly Caramel q, 3d. 4. HItySiop
Wolton's flly Tou g. 93. j. Douohuc Revere Stables
gcIdng Roy :. Cuke g. %. Green. kcllys tly Brlla
H. o. Dunm. and p Loitllarfs colt Comanche q; 93,
Olncyj Bctiiug-Iittlc Fred to l. Tolu TO J. Bella
to /. Comanchc 10 Roy Cluke To J. Na.loW,r
CiTofa - - TO /.
After ihc outrageous start Roy 5 cuEe took the ead,
and KEEP it easily to the end winning by four gTths' ~
I53il Little Frod second half length before Iou VINO
hqt lraf" up great deal u ground MallNuWtr was Il
poor fourth. Caramel nth. ana the rest struggled ill.,
LITTLE UGGs GETS BAHAMA HOME.
In the selling race for oycarold- three quarter mile
the ,ix entered were Kings colt Frank Runyan ll2
Garrl,ou Il. ". Wa.lcus g,llins Hart u09' B'ayoc0'
McTlmc.rs colt Alfred So McCartO. Excelsior
stables lily Bahama l9l, Hgg9. Applhy
& Johrson's colt Rocket 07 Regain. aud
littlea.d- nry wind,an 80. Iitteic'N. Batting
iI'ffrn.l Wi1d,iiI5fo TO- !. Alf.ti 10 toI
rfrt .f' IlM M Do 4 %
lead in the first quarter mile but In the second quarter
Bahama SHOT away from the others. Lutte HES wa,
whipping her al the down the hOmc,trcich 10 keep
her iu front. bar she won hyn length IN LII Alfred
lengths before Hart
DRAKE CARTER, srhYNG POWER
-Four ran in the Grand National Handicap, 500 each,
half forfeit $500 added. 500 To seconi; distance 2li
miles, They were Pierre Lprari's eeiing Drake Carter
by Zen Rroeck Platna Il, 1913 Hayward; Kcso's hliy
Hcclaud-Toc. by Glcncs-La Polka q. 1Ol,
Ncatom: 2IcEimeers horse General Monroe. by
Tom Eow.n,-IIiunlo 7. Morgan C6, 100. Bhy-
lock- ard George l.. Lorards Geding
Monitor agcd. 100. NcTnughlu. Betting -Heel-and
Toe 10 -. Drake Carter 10 l. General Monroe To l.
Old Monitor the pace Tnnns in front Yin Cen. Gcn
third place and kccrn- it steadily for nearly two miles
The sofness The track dd not di>cUnccrt him al al
ON n irul elastic surfacc HeclandToe va. exhausted
after running mile and ihrcrqarter, hhd lr,i lr h'
hud. Pissiug the clubhouse the second time li1yw1r
called Drake Carter to increase nj. spec ana tn2nsn
Monitor and General Monroe were now do- ti'ii b>i
Drake Cartcr gained on them rr-sict-ly He WIS ~ the
lead when hc entered the huIcStrrtch and Won va ct'
Ter d. length Monitor second. two lengths before Gen
cTsl Monroe. Heel aud Toe half furiong back
HIGGs RIDrs ANoTHFR wlNTER.
The handicap at d miles. $50 each 5000 added, had
half dozen coltc,tants-APpleby John-ons Jack of
Hearts G, 10. Hayward. Il. W. W"ldeA's gcding
Chinticlccr c. 90. IIiggD, Morris 4 Pattons grding
.oculu Il. - Martini Dwyer Brothers ecldn- Check
mate mged. 40, Mciaughm, Littleded's horse Free
Gold o. o}. " .aton and Kelly cQt Oiohmrl' !1' -
Dunn. Eetfng-C Chauticrer2 To Jack OF Hearts 10
l. Socum 3 to l. Checkmate 4 to l, Free Cod to l.
Chanrclccr led all the way and won by two lengths in
2I5l2. Slocun second four lengths before Chcckmate
who was two lengths IN front of Jack Of Hearts.
LIZZIE MAC AND ECHO.
There were in the selling race al one milc-P H.
McMahon's gcldng Lytton a. lOl. sherdan) Babcocks
0,ly Lizzie Mae. a. o. Meatom; L. j. Baldwins fily
savanna g. IS Iitlcfcld Spellmans gelirg Wander
Ing a. o. IaggiuSj Roberts's gridng EdoraG0 t5, 9b
J. Hyslop McBride's geldng Musk q, %. DonohIel
tinc~I ytton to ;. Lizzie Mac to p savanna TO l.
Marmadukc to /, MUSK ; TO l. wandering to l. Edo
I1lic Mae was FAR behind at the start but made up the
srarc i'm fine style and bv neck IN l:l72 nderng
Second. lengths before Marnaduke' VINO was neck
There were four in the s:eeplechase over TIE short
coursc-Drysdalc's geldng Echo pged, 1896 Nhhe!yl
Irving stables geding Disturbance taEed. 100 Mctrahl
a"d Alderman horse george Mccullough aged, 100 NJ
Nclnyl. Books-Echo even, Disturbance to ., Rose
| 3 10 /, George Mccullough , TO l. ,,
Disturbance led mp TO the last hurdle, wHere tco
| caught him McGrath pulled Disturbance at the
finish allowing Echo 10 win by length Disturbance
second four lengths before Rose line' 80 weos & sg
the course haf,uie behind the others McOIatA was
| suspended . . ,, e,. ,,,o ni.
| leg wAe at exercise in the morning and was shot