New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SMALL FIELDS AT JEROME PARK.
ORATOR, JIM RENwICK, wALLFLowFR, CHECKMATE
AND BEAvERwYCK THE WINNERS

ORATOR, JIM RENNlCk, WAlLtLOWfh,
AND BEAvERwYCK THE WINNERS
The sport yesterday at jerome Park was hight
snd the attendance small The mile race won 10y the Dig
California horse lin Renwick was the most interesting
feature
The first race mile, special weight conditions Tor
$500 Nine ran-E. t. Hunters Hattie NJ "a years loo
pounds ridden by NJ DonohueG Howard's Fairwater a.
log GihordG wthers's stonehenge-Tatoo colt o. o3
McKenny); Keuy's King Day g. %, Dunn) shrews
bury Stables Corsar g, III, FitzpatrickG g. L. Lor-
laras Gudeaway g. Sc, j. DonOhue Cipsiana Stables
sandoval g. 90, Daon) Appleby Johnsons Orator g.
o. Hysop) Dwyer Bros Joe Blackburn a. lOl, PURCELL
Betting-Joe Blackburn 3 TO l, Wtthers colt 3 to l.
sandoyal 4tol Gudeaway to l, Hattie NJ 10 l,
Orator 10 Corsair 10 TO l. King Day 10 to /, Fair
wafer IS l. That wretched brute Joe Blackburn SHE'D
across the track against the Wthers colt I'M
seating Purcell. Orator away for half mile tine
second breakaway Joe Blackburn SHE'D again. and when
the flag fell he left at the post buckinS and kicking
sandova and Glideaway got away first The contest on
the homestretch confined to Gideaway orator ana
the withers colt Just in the last stride Orator got his
head in front. winning by head; Ghdeaway ne"" Ill
non, 81 second ne raee was handicap 5 EACH $500 added
one nile -Four starters1W J. wcich's Jim Rcnwick the
BY by W if DonoRae Kesos RcS o. 100 FcakeIl Dwyer
bros GTeen6u'n o. seI Bra ana io
Jim Renwick 8, Euclid to /. Greenbush q l. The
start was even. Jim Renwck forged ahead, but was
pulled back to third and Greenbush assumed the lead,
followed by Euclid, Rica last Opposite the stables there
were the SAME But when they reappesrcd Euclid had
passed Greenbush and Rica had moved up with jim Ken
wick Round the southern bend they kept togethe Dut
turning the straight jim Renwck Went TO the 'front.'
struggle The big Californian gs0ped IN at ms ease 90
ing the mile In 147 Euclid and Rca had sharp nght
for second honors, which were won by the mare
The third was handicap 500 each 5000 added,
S16 miles. Two starters-E. Berry Walls Wallnower
a. ll3. Fisher. and the Dwyer Brothers Jennings
t3IOs, Mclaughlin Jennings being miserable failure
the nosegay" made an immense favOTlte az 10
upon him. The odds against Jennings were to 2. Wall
flower took the lead at the start was never headed ana
won easily in 2O9
The fourth race was $780, the winner to be sold at
auction l lie miles. Four starters-McMabon's LyttOE
a. 100, sherdanl, Dwyer BrGthers' Checkmate aged,
ia p. McLaughin), Harbecks Alta B. o. 96, j. Dono
huej Kelly's Nitot 90, So RAFFERTY,. In the
betting Checkmate the favorite at 10 to .;
Alta B. TO 1, Lytton TO /, Nitot 10 to l,
Checkmate easily lengths ahead OF Nitot VINO
beat LvttOn half LEM second place, Alta b. bad
last Time 1:56A- 49,,
The mile and three furongs over six hurdles
There were only two starters, Flynn's BeaVeTwyck
(5 14S Belaney.) and Kellys Clonmel, "a, 140 Lttel
The betting was 8 TO ! on Beaverwyck, D TO against
Conmel The only strong gallop Tor Beaver
wyck who won as he pleased In 2;54l2
To-DAY's CONTESTS.
The Belmont stakes will be run for to-day and the
greatest interest felt the result as 1t is still ex
tremey doubtful whether Knight Of Enersle
Panique, OF Himalaya Will prove the best
at mile and half All freely supported in the bet
ting party of Maryland and Virginia turtmen having
come TO the city especially to back Knight of Eershe
The Westchester handicap Will certainly 1ur|
nish superb struggle If both George Ninney
the weights would make race worth going hundred
miles to -
The other races also promise well The list is as fol
lows: