New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-28
ONLY ONE FAvORITE WINS.
ApAY OF SURPRISES AT JEROME PARK


wprTcuyD STARTING MARS THE SPORT.
There was a large attendance at Jerome
Park Yesterday tho first day OF the extra iai ee'H
Finer weather could have been desred anu Ino 'p
was good but the long delays at the post caused
isfactIou On Thursday James Sheridan Will h"' 'H'
flag David Clark was the starter yesterday
II wa. not an encouraging day for fayorltes the Ca
ornia horse lin Douglas being the only one that was
successful IIe won tho first race. dash Oh tnioo
quarters OF O milc with exceeding ease "e"''i wac
second and Florence f. was third.
Rookmaker McDonalds Fustoral won tho ono mlio
handicap though he had nothing to spare at tue
Greenfield was second.
ho Stable scored success I'm the third race
ia miles handicap that rather uncertain My uhres'
having a runaway victory. Elmendorf was seco"u
thirteen selngpaters faced the starter in the fourth
race There was an hours delay at the post ana wheh
the flag fell Lord Beaconseld and Fellowpay "crc leI
standing still GiroHa won, Uberto second
Rose won the steepechase Rory oMore seconu'
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
The frat race was for purse OF $500 special wciShts
three quarters OF mile. Ten ram Naiad Deng urawh
Johnsons jim Douglas (aged, lis, McLaugmlnl
Cooks Ferg Kyle q. Ill. Fitzpatrick; Dwyers Lulu
70 so Elkisl Eherss Florence f. g., lO3' w. Doho-
bne, withers's Blackstone Is. 49, Olney) Excelsior
stabc's Pat Dennis %, 10S, GREEN; Carlises irish
Lass g. 1913 Godfrey Jennngss Miller o. 1906 'oV-
ington); Woodlawn Stables Weasel aged loo D. Dono'
hue) ; and Ryan's Abra g, 90, Gerhardy)
Bettlng-Jim Douglas IL to .. Blackstone to l.
Lulu to l. Fcrg Kyle and Weasel to each al" Iro"
The nag fell to good start, Jim Douglas being hrst i
away Pat Dennis second and Weasel third. Weasci lcu
by length bohind the bluff, BuckstOnc seroh,, rciS
Kyle third all the rest well up Mne bonsas second
Florence T. third. Jim Douglas soon aler ran 10 ~"
front aud by two lengths without wnlp or sp prH
1919, Weasel second. length before Florehco H. 'h"'
Fcrg Kyle was fourth. ,o- , a-.o oddod.
The second race handicap, S35 each 500 adaea;
ono mile Eight ran-Whers's stoaehnck -, soI4
! 4 pounds over Oneyl Freakess ota C%ncngrid
e. % Gcrhardy); Chrstys Bonanza g, %, Cooley
kellys Bella o. 30. RAFFERTY,; Mconads fU non
over, McIaughln) and Wild ~ McCauTs. Choeta"
''batting" Waliower to ?, stonebuck and Choctaw
to each FOsteral Richmond to each, Bonanza
to Bella to Greenfield a9 ta to GOOD start Richmond
second Bonanza third stOnebuck ran IN tue e3u nntiI
the three quarter post reached. Richmond lapping
him close to the neck OF the way with ononza ana
Greenfield running head and head a length back; when
the homcstrctch reached Arnold Drougmt Ith M
M with rush and he soon on even terms WIN tho
leaders. stonebuck and Richmond we're both Sfatc
urong from home, and fostera cphis III Irsre R~lIa
by hall longth Greenfield second engh Oolere De
third Richmond was fourth; ie go each 81 900
added a miles Thirteen ram Farewell bclhs drawn
40 Earertyl; Preakhcss Stables HcartseaSe q. -,
Covingtonj: withcrs's Elsnore q, 81 EklGi FOAs
Knicht o. 100, Arnold; Lamasngy's Longyiew o. lo2.
iIigesj; Donohies Egin g. 1906 W. )onohuf,' sl" T
Strike q. l0l J. Donohnel; g. L. Lolards d3n an, "a,
cocas Stables Unrest g. %, Hogan.
nSftinc"rou Martin = to l. Royal Arch to l. Long
Knight aud Elgn to each Unrest 10 |, Lohg'ie"
Ia / and from TO 20 to ! against the others.
The large Held causei delay, hut when the nlg cl mo
start was a good one. Egtn was IN 'front.' near
second and Tom Martin third E'nendoti inme','"vcS
ran the front and lcl two lcngths Us tr stHa Ms
passs Elgn second, length before rom A'Itlh tu
The others a bunch and close mp Going AROUND the
lower Unrest took mp The running ana was rtSs
headed winning she pleased by TOUR c guns
In 2l2ia Emrndorf second. head before Long huEht
/ third Solo was fourth. Behind the bluf Ten strike
and HCartsCdsc came into cOlsou anu oo'H Ic' A'''
jockeys were not severely ihlurcu' 81, MO-, .out,, 81
! The fourth race purse OF 5000 selllnR a.
Richard L. being drawn-Wh!try's Ten Fellow g. ~
BOYLE; Shicldas FcllOwpliy aged 3D. MhIhhe' ILlLe
fields Marunduke q. So litteheldli McNnhons 2rd
I-acousicd g. 3d. Ha ferty); Stoorss kulght irhNht
ased So Potter; fuckers Chanticlecr g., -, Slu'
som : Currlus King George %, ~. ElkJ hcDoh'Iu7
Mary Hamilton @. 9G. Arnold: Roberts, Giront aged
~ ChurcID Iiicass Ubcrto aged 90 Nncentl spell
mans Wandering -, lob. Hogan Carlisle M'i'oNInS
%. 49, Godfrey; aud Preakncss Stables sapphire o'
nrttimg- Mary Hamilton : 10 . Wandering { to l.
Lord B.aconsncld Ia |. knight Icnplar to j. NC
Bowling to |. GirOna II TO l. and from - to ~ 10
There was delay OF over an hour ut tho post. and
the horses wtru sent on their journey tnc START
was "A wretchcd one, Lord Bsaconsneld ana lcioWp!ay
being loft post. GrOnl got the best OF u ana Iru
all the way. winning the race hy neck m lpi larry
Hamilton second. lengths in front OF IDero thlrd
knight Tciupar fourth. There was no bid ior tho
I'm The steeplccha,c over the full course only six
Dawes Rose aged, l2j. f. Nancy; smiths Danger
ncd o. l96 Green: Wyuncs Rory O'Mpro g. is.
Rowan VI j. Daoys TlfUrd q. 49, Wynuc) ;Slcld>s
Repeater O.. 20. Walker and Excelsior stable Aora-
Betting Repeater to ,. Rory O'MoTc II to ;. Rose
to l. Abraham to Dangerreld IL to l. ana llIt"Fd
Dangcrncld boted ut the second jump. Rory O'Mprc
took the running. with Repeater III second pace
ana Rose These positions were unchanged until
the main track reached when the three leaders ran
ON even terms the last jump, where Rose took the
toad she won by two lengths AIS, Rory OMOrc
I.urf ha hefp Abraham