New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-01
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
SMALL ATTENDANCE AND POOR SPORT.
EVERY ONE BUT rHE BookMAKxrs WARY.

EVERY ONE BUT THE BookMAkkRs WfAhf'
There was only small attendance at Jerome
Park yesterday considering that it was ana
was made up almost entirely OF professional followers
Thers was none OF that array OF beauty and fashion
which usually graces the clubhouse bluff and when
has caused Jerome Park to be called tho hscoI vi
America. Tho Brighton Beach plan OF pro
longing the races late IN the season. when all the
rscass horses have been retired Is not brilliant sue
Paul Potter the Jockey who was severy injured on
Thursday died at the track at IL q. IN yesterday
lie was the only child of Widow VINO lo''
her husband and another son some mon.n'
ago. The club will give extra day on Ihursuay LOT
her benefit The booknakers have agreed 10 adI >loo"
to the receipts besides paying their privileges They
afford to do 1t.
The track WAS deep in mud and though the sun shone
brightly most of the afternoon chilling breeze MADE
the sport uncomfortable. In only one race was 'hero
The FIRST race an extra one athroequarter'me hand
cap was a farce. There were only two starters III IT,
Bck stone and Richmond. The latter was made the "a
yoritc but he was difficulties before ne nan run ili
the distance. and Blackstone Won d, m" o, It6
miles with ease. far outclassed his hed' bohahAa
Mclaughlin on Lulu out-rode Rafferty, on BIUo jay ~
the finish of two-year-od handicap a.u TOT ma
reason the Dryers hlly won; Tls h S lean was won
by Unrest Foscrni second 1t field OF horses only
ny" Kn tr,ur won The selling race UberO second
Rose was successful the steeplechase Rory OMore
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
pyr,t racs handicap sweepstakes S25 each, $500
added distance OF mill mere w Wehe Rmeksone
| 5 liz, Green, aud Dryers Richmond e'' iAo "0-
'ResiItnp.Richmond to 4 on. Blackstone even.
| Bnckstono led from start to finish. winning by BIZ
The second race was handicap sweepstakesS $50 each.
$50 added distance 1-l6 miles seven ran P DT
(5 o. Rafferty, Chrtstys Bonanza Is, 20; Orprn S
A w DOuOnIp1
CsnITs Choctaw a. 100 Wenkcl; Morris's Error g. 100
EEe and CampDe' B'1 Sa nssT .; TO- po Error and
sam Brown 5 to each, Bella to l. Bonanza ~ 10
"I ssa was tte in front at the fall of the nag she
made pace and at the stand shc was TWO %
vance of sam Brown. Choctaw was fourth. !hese posi-
lions mat rally changed untll Tue nd
Rona Ma took close order. Hmaaya was so much
superior the rest OF them that cGnng honS peH"2
he won with by two lengths ~ l:o24 hoh"nns
| recopd a length before Bella, third sam Brown was
The third race on the card handicap sweep
stakes Tor two-year-ods S25 each; 5000 added; dls
taneo Of %S Esh Ig ran Rnsr I M~bonad:
Borde also az. witherOi Dryers Lulu Mlo; TWO
pounds M.Laughn CGoE' Mute r0n O9 p oTsr
Green; Bruce's 5or u02 Geharlyli ana Kaneocss
RcitInc"Imln 10 p Bon soir TO l. Anarchy 20 !:
Mute 6 to l, Bordelase and Garnet Z TO 'ach' ana
THE start was splendid one. tho colts all being on
line. Douohue rushed Mu TO tue Irol na M IN. I,bs
before Borleaisc. Garnet being IN thtn pos.Ion MIN
Anarchy AN Lulu clos up rms mI, ' sgSi again An
archy had the lead. with Mute second iu thiu b.uo
Jay fourth. The finish was ea'ung HiS where sbe
quit and both Lulu ana Blue jay PaSseu hcr. nr.
i%r.snmartsrs of ngth In I2O,9 Blue Jay was see
ond four in front of Anarchy third berease
The fourth race was handicap swoePsaees $50 each
81 900 ad ed distance olG mile, Hip po ran "a "a
church.; Lucass Volo 6, %. Griihni o. T. LorarIs
T.a a. 100 Gshs s1dSs. Unrest g. los. 0iney Cur
rams sovereign Pat %. 100 w D1nonneI ' GIs
To.lera C. ia. Wrhersl; and Johnson slim douglas
Jagged lIs Mclaughlin. 49,.
H.tinrIJnn Douglas TO ., Fostrral 70 !. unre',
10 l. Natiee to Tou to l. aud from 10 10 10 TO
Unrst Was rsl away the fall of the flag but before
tho una N track reached Nati'ee hAd lsNrn tue el
with Unrest second A. the horses swept down past the
stand Natee was leading two lengths, nrrst second
,ha .ame di stance before Puuka third. jim D1uI las
fourth Natlee apgeadeaglel her ned before sue had
RIM around the loSrr turn NatileS was mr., "a my
went ont OF sight having good Lead over unrest sec
and Natiec was not equal 20 thu task however OF
haiuS h,r aeld aud sic began to 1u they game ~
sIsht again Unrest soon after t4k the lead ~h1 fos
trraI also passed SAtIec F"stersI tren MARI 10 1fei
isk. Unrest but sue much speed for him aud she
I'm n, tLres lengths Ia LIZA Fosterl seeonG' ten
l,n-tl. before N,tlee third. Iolu was fonrth' .,oo
inc fftn race se ling ahalt Tor aPnfseo l F,Vv
! distance n OF mile. seven ran Error aud Laura Gar
rison being Withdrawn s9'eI' ie"TTP nHV rhitn,.
! ioycTs huroiius o.. So Rafferty, Louds Richard l.
a. lO4. OmeJ Lucas C6rrto lEeu; %,
| Mctoriick's King Arthur a. p! Church. ana sueeVs
Hotachimic %. loj four pounds over, 9r.ehi ro,,n
! UcttluE-kug Arthur : to ,. LhrItn = 70 - ,l''"'
inc !, FeowplAy ana iaFcIoOt 10 e"c"' i''""
| L. : To and AuTeus Il 10 !. ,-,,-,-... ,,.,.-.
Ia rrc rnu and wa never headed IN ~" race, winning
m~rT nnI by four lengths l:2O. Uberto was secoud
r.c Irngis before FrilOwpay. third. HoachiIne was
| fourIb there was bid for the wilmer. -.
The sixth race wasa handicap stecpechase over inc
! .bnrt cnnr,c Tor a purse OF 5000 Eleven ram
| KIM Troubler Emulation. larquln. Jugle
| ,,rnIth. Abraham, SaudpY1I ana Schooula-tet
| G,tn, win irawn: Wynucs Rory O'M1re (O ~. LIT
,n. Dawes Mammouist tagged. 49, Neuabl, ana Rose
| 1'5ci I35 T.. Nancy; smllls Dangerhed -, 49,
Grrrn,. Gr,ycrs Aurellan o.. 49, o. Lynch; ohiel 8
Erpratrr o. I49. I1urlryl, and Drtitwoo aged - =
| " Ikrr Kelly, Marshall (G,lJ7 Callahan; VI. j.
DlIv', Jack Ul27 Nolanl; Excelsior Si1hlr Qnrhcc
~ i5 PoI ~, ana W. C. Days Ecuador e. l3j WI nrl.
| Vncr,ny- Quebec u ,. Rcpcatcr3 TO |, kn.e . 10
| Ddftwood q to l. Rory O'More to |. anu from 10
| TO - to ! against the Others. M - -
LACK led until the water JUMP was taken Then Rory
DWARF went to front aui showed tne 10y unil tue
main track was reached, where Nancy brought Rose uP
and .he took first position which she never surrrhderrd
| aiming hy Two lengths In $3.50. Rory OSlOIe Was
| .nrnl,L Eenealcr Third and Qurbcc lOurth.