New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-29
UpsETs AT JEROME PARK
an,y FULL OF LIVELY INCIDENTS
,.u npowS THE CAUSE OF UNTOLD AN'Oi'"
'N'' coMIcAL MATCH.

race
mort was 90 rresstlby comical that 1t wouiu
spor' ,,ar oet hurst into tine widest explosions
OF mirth. ,.,,.r wore the two
George Work and Stanley Mortimer -, ~ self
,,onng gentlemen who with the nooie7' Sp-'' t t,r
scr,ace made comedians Of themselves ~ ~ 80 old
,ha ouhlic They rode a-steeplechase lna'o, gu ,,1is
INC fs s ,-ovsu pei,cree 1t is said that Duhueeis
-, n,r,enl,v ont Of the Tomhs. He has 10 o'n7t NV
oncestry Hobson's Choice pi"' 600
SLOW Coach out Of Ash Cart Oel'"ini' ,,od more
horses ever acted more ridiculously VI - avcrv
,ansbter Dundee turned away from a'nos' ,aI
- no co,oe IN Again and again he nearly uus0
re rider Bot with a perseverance worthy VI 80
cause Mr. Work stuck TO his saddle ana n"I', ~ 5
an soite Of tho absurd antics OF his rec'io' - s
"a naif n mile before Hobson's Choice, VIM We
,sddsn on the dotand-carry-one prlhclpie, W. rn,
- r,s,,c and falling in his saddle hAe -,
-, ON a choppy swell, Hobson's Cho'ce
not be induced to make any ~, ,torti,,cr
all at the double hurdle Again ana AGAIN ", h.tcd
,nbraided him. appealed to him. lmploreu NM IS
- ,,oled him straight ahead, sideways Gnu 49,
anv rav tried every means to get hiin o'0 ,uo
- rI,ing over IT, Full five minutes pasSeu ""
Mortimer and Hobson fought II out az 10 r,rdoe
craVyled over the obstacle and scrambled ai'ot 80
Wouaerful to relate. both got over the soht
1v INT about two miles apart. Every one wa" ar
"a TO whether either oil them +bot
cot bome The betting was hoa'' -
10Th would expire of old age pei ''', Ma
exhibition was After the shades oi - ,ong
neG from era
GONE by, they staggered in received oy 'o - -,
with shouts screams yells, stamping OF Ieet' c"ps
hands jumping up and down and every klho u
GUS demonstration. ~, vvuh ,von with
II may he necessary TO add that MI "oIN W." 49,
Dundee. 1870, d and an
g.ryesc,nt crowd The people enjoyed the I"oine
keenly and they bet with abundance an" An
But it was largely day OF the uheAp'1' ,,,
illustration will show this. One OF 'he e"iV
soec,,lators in the country, man who mas he'pu W
great fortuue by operations in stocks gram
Oh and by bets OH cards and horses, person ho'ot
for his luck and who hardly ever loses pe'' W." ,
tering with friend before the races SeS'e,""' t
offered 10 bet $1,000 TO $1,000 that ne eoui" i ~.
FIVE losing horses in five races The irlehu loon 'u
=, a.. ,o,,nator OF losers took Winston, NehetHIh'
Iarav,ell Chandelier, and also Free Cold IL uiu s'
certain that Free Gold could not win-lhal Is u -
sure before the races began-but Mclaughlin I0Ne nm
and in he sailed. -, ,i money
"Pluncer Walton was in St Louis Dut MS .n1'
- =, For5ham and his imported colt Richmond came
IN The winner IN the first race. homage was the
butat an extremely short distance imported linz
Is now as nimble he is handsome. jim t'on -
IN strike the lode for the California parry ouV 00
Get second place while homage was third Noh"Ho i
a fine race on Tuesday, but the fair sex Is ever u'
tain. ,H.,,.. ras,Ie |
The Dryer Brothers Richmond proved wholly u'ao,o
IN give George L. Lorlards ST. Aaglsti seven po'
in the second race. $780,, &, ,b |
Lon
,-o,or Uandicap He was a strong second CHOICE Inc
tavorte Blackstone was unucSy at the start anu We W.;
noeketed ChOctaw ran Long knight 10 h srI'an a.
Sheepshead Bay, in which he Will Only carr! ~ Po'
yGer Monroe was out for xercise only in the fourth
race handicap at Sic miles being N 10 eeuned
snee1 This was true OF Ritapan also. IL seei M
TSt6.ave brownstone Baxer-st sh1nty bnas lin b,s
land would win-but he dd9 S Si Sam Brown is |
iiSbt weight ran right away from hlm oAli o.,
like Eugene Hggins-he turEs up unexpe3e'euiy D''
he cannot be depended upOn Nor can =. n r IN tne
Tha oil
selling race in order to better the betting against RE-
TSa, sot Of thing may be all right but some owners
WSsd NOT eo lee fe to Marshall though Pawnee made
q bold bid for it, , .,a,a NJ one time was
Inc estnSiII II represented at least S200OO0oQ OF
capital August Belmont. Pierre Loria sDs MARYLAND
W. X. Vanderbilt, j. o. bonner anu i
millionaire being lncluueo'
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
e., rare was three-auarters of mile for purse
,esoo snecial weight conditions. Thirteen rah-Lo'-
elrs celdng Aureus t6 years loS POUNDS riu''" ~
C;ehardy1 Buchanans geding jim heh"lcA .@Ao' ~
p Dufy: Jennings's flly Maggie j. g. 81 "lln"sl
11,.i.na Stables colt Duke Of WestmOrclahu "a H.
% 80, anv LADY Loud a. 1906 Rves), Freak
80 s,ahle,s Ally Heartsease g, 81 HaD; Elders co''
1~raA husb formerly Burton q, Ill, W. Donohne;
p Iorillard IRIS hy Petition %, 81, Charleston; Urn
coli Winston g. 81, mccarthy; f. T. Waltohs lmporte"
colt Richmond "A, 1Ol. oLeary Ganieys eo,r SuuLo
cr,elfb a. III, J. Mclaughlin; Witherss
enlv homage a, 3d. Green); and D. H.
Keny.s unnamed colt by Glenelg-Heholrope
cs.92. Rafferty, strathspey was scratched. betting
homage to l. Redmond 4 % l. jim KehwicS W -
Judce Griffith to l. the Hcotrope colt 10 to l. ~ 10
5Oto against the others
.s,or long DELAY the flag fell with homage in front
Ina,e Graith second Jim Renwick third, imported
richmond fourth. These four went away so last 'na
mono of the others had any chance hcLaughih 4oi00u
J,doe Griffith into the lead, put Nouaso was
,h aeeter and was showing the around the south
- then nla,n To practised eye that he had the race
an hand Jim Renwick made a desperate eHort IN the
bomestreteh ard got the second, Richmond winning
NTH ease by four lengths in 1:l7l9' Jim ken"icR
being four lengths before homage ear'Soa'e
was fourth and the others pulled up
Mr. Kelly's unnamed colt, by Observation-Disclosures
ansd bs hack so badly before the start that he ie
nnon the track after going half mile His spine was
40 Injured that It necessary to shoot him.
rhe second race was a handicap for three-year-ods'
III miles S25 each. $500 added 500 TO second me
s,r starters were Dryer Brothers colt Richmond do
sso,nds r,ddep nv MeIaughliu); q. L. LOriard's colt
., Angnsnne uOs, Bayloco Hefners colt Sussex
oo4 McCarty) McDonald's hly Miss Palmer (lo3'
Arnold; p. LOrillard, jr's my Neneu]in
fe5 Charleston) and Witherss my funNa
700 Morau) acknowledgment A TO D. ST. Augustine
1,oo 10 TO 2Otol against the Others. Richmond was
trs, ar bnt Mclaughlin took pull on him, ana hrst
snssex led and then NenetZn. Richmond taxing third
nlace Passing the clubhouse he took slight lead
though still under pull, but 81. Augustine was no"
pressing him sharply. In the honestretch inc Datue
was confined TO Richmond and st. Augustine Dot uhder
the whip The result was doubtful until they
reached the last half furlOng when the difference IN
weight told and Augustine gained slowly 81 Angus
fine won by half length In 2:lo, Richmond seeohu'
four lengths before Punka. Sussex poor fourth Nenet
gin ffth and Miss Palmer last
Miss Palmer is stately beauty put as yeI WIN OK
tre,uely little go" in her.
Tho Croton Handicap one mile $50 each, half forfeit