New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
JEROME PARKS GREAT DAY.
MANY THOUSANDS SEE FINE RACING.
PORTLAND WINS THE JUvENiLE-MiAADo'
IANT VICTORY.

heaviest
tsrday remarked that he would 60 to church to'aay
y. ,n he will stay at home Yet some fayorltes sue
re.aed The Spectator spoken of was not j. Il" noD
AID the owner OF Sam Brown and Miss Palmer no
bookmaker and born some time ago. sam D ,n
won again and brought him In a mint OF money. ~"
he An urgent duty for handicappers to watch McDo
closely as Sam Brown and Long Knight
win in almost any company. AS to Miss Palmer, "n
abe ran on Thursday she showed no speeo' io''o-'
abe won the Ladies' Stakes and many eyeDro"e "o f
lifted Mclaughlin rode Miss Palmer. he Huos ~
Donad,s horses whenever weight permits ana 'nc
cnrtous public ia asking sort of a DookmaKers
combination the Dryers and their Jockey are i''i'.
ed in - ,.s,o.,
Mr. Witherss Punka was good second In inc I''u
Stakes i'm which the sagacous snedekers Br'a was VIC
strongest "tp" and favorite, but Brlta col"p'eN
pletcly.
qe Dvvers' superb great black colt Portland ran away
With the Juvenile Stakes Kitsons FLY Refrain being sec
ond and @. L. IOrillard's geding Electric thlro
never likely to come before Electric again Inat was
"scratch" But the twoyear-old that defeats
must get up early ,
Mr. withers's sterling colt Mikado defeated D"cnos'
rsaava and the Dwyers' Richmond squarely on their
merits in the Harlem stakes
The crowd was never surpassed at jerome Park ana
neither betting nor interest ever Tagged.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
The first race was a free handicap, S2o eacn 9oVo
added 800 to second and oneeighth miles E.'
starters-wtherss gelding Duplex g. 49, shauer; NC
Doualds horse Sam Brown %, 109, Arnod keisos mare
Heel-and-Toe %, 107. MeatonG Beaconsneiq e'aui0
mare Woodnower %, 104, Green; Wafs gedihs "air
nover o. 1o4 Rey G. l. Lorillards FLY Toiu a. W,
J. Donohue); Ryan's FLY Caramel %, 49, DUNN; anu
Clpsana Stables colt Duke of Westmoreand d. ''' NC
Carly.
Betting-sam Brown to 1. Duplex to 1, Tou to L,
Heel-and Toe to 1, wafower to 1, 20 10 against
the others. -.
pupex and Tolu wero vicious and delayed the start
sor long time Sam Brown got the best OF itand had
an extremely easy thing all the way winning by three
lengths in 2OO Caramel second Tolu third four lengths
before woodnower, the rest pulled up Duplex got on
badly and ran uakindy, never being conspicuous ana
Hee,-and-Tbe showed no speed.
For the Juvenile Stakes, ouenah mile for two-year
dds $50 EACH 81 900 added $3.50 to second eleven ran
Dwyer Brothers pair Of colts, Portland (riaaen oy
EeIaugblin and Buffalo Potter G. L. Lorilards gelo-
ing Electric Blaylook Haggins pair OF nihes rreo
osa long and ForunaP . Duffy Commodore klt'sons
pair the colt Mink Fitzpatric) and hy Refrain Chc'
Carty, Clipsiana Stables hly Laura Garrison dggs)
J. E. Kelly's unnamed colt by GlenelgNanhie BLACK
Msyward) Bemonts imported colt Gil Bias, tEvans)'
and withsrss gsding Salisbury Cshauer)
Betting-Dwyer pair to 1, Electric TO
sr to l. Gil Bias to l. Mr. Kelys colt 10 to l. sails
bury IL to i, Laura Garrison 20 TO l. x,,
The flag fell at the first effort and on jumped inc age
eleven Portland Refrain Laura Garrison and the Kelly
colt in front rank and Gil Bias so far back as 70 be
And as the youngsters at the head Of
the P0ranf ReEs rs ana .ow IN getting
under way, and was caught IN pocket %aen t Nan s
Portland came on at great pace victory
by three lengths in so seconds Refrain second three
tuna 9TH, Frcciosa sixth Salisbury seventh
Is Sg Rd T eS Wte hs rs Scss he
famous sire of Hmdoo, and his dam Finework strain
faas mi. colt ha gwen his owpers and the way
which in the Juvenile tends to conhrnthem. The
Duyers evidently have treasure in him. 80,
Refrain who came @ i neat fSSsP1S icy
have been due to good luck only The hopes Of the
il by sensation out of Idalia unucLy in the
Juvenile but TO have in him the stuff Of which
The Juvenile was worth 81, 900 to the winner. The
colts carried lis pounds each and the geialnss ana
NeSt came the Harlem Stakes 800 each. s25 forfeit
soaeS YeSt tSat s,sns received
TIE hve starters were Snedeksrs My DueheSs a. 10,
Dwyer Bro hers colt Richmond qo2 DEFY; FT TS.
ness stables colt Hmslsya - 49, Lewis anu Ai'F
sons colt st. Louis %. 80, McCartyl .
Betting-Duehess to 2. Miksdo to l, Hhiaaya4 to
nns ana Rhmohd ran In front for
Of mile with Mkado and Hmaays IN close tenoahcs
The contest was condued TO MiRado and Duchess the
others being Wholly a the sT Serier both IN
courage and speed and won Sy nS ns,dee maaya
who was two lengths before Richmond ST. Louis being
six lengths behind. ,, anu. o,oo
each half forfeit, 81 900 added $3.50 70 second one
ana half miles. six ran, each carrying ll3 pounds.
Lynne sass froakness stables Sapphire ich M6:
hn hSGr and ESsIs Pansa iaae
% sapphire 70 Eas, :, Lynne to l.
sapphire led for mile, when she was exhausted and
fe back to last place CLOSE East to ly sane
n pRIres eess and nd" when Sapphire retired
Lynne took FIRST place but was 6a; sSw Sy B the
homestreteh and the battle at the end was eft to miss
IN RITA Palmer
waiting race her by bafength in 2:479 Punka
fourth srsr st si and Sapphire
Miss Palmer Is by Billet out Of Belle pSmes she Is
The selling race at three-quarters OF mile for purse
Of $500 mad ten overwhelmingly Navarro aged
ia Harvey; Lovelrs Guitar "a, iOS Gehardyl
ja%s. Mac s es Potter; Robsrtss ercds aged lis
W Donohue spelman's Wandering o. i97 r R %1
Hci, @eatonS; Jenningss Carrie stewart a. l.
Donohue Beaconsned stables Queen Fan a. a. Nc
the fav9rs anS s won q Nd st the oy WHIP hip
Winner g. Carrie stewart was left at the post.
the stecpeehase over the full course for purse OF
sSS sSO 20 n: u sfy'HS 49, es
Babies horse Abraham (agsd, las, POpeli Drysdaes
tsrson s. A lao. lynch, and George Works sdng
. .asms' to g. captain tsP S Saly s' ASs
ham to 2. Echo 4 to I. Flames to I.
fatsrson ,nipd Echo fourth and Flames last Echo
tCsd a. the SECOND % ape was mad e Ir the
course once. Abraham took u commanding lead, MS
closest being Captain Curry ten lengths be
hind and Paterson the fayote far In the rear running
poorly. Abraham five engthsi In advance OF Curry
on turning INTO the homestretch Meaney now began
riding Curry however, and reduced the lead rapidly
The jump taken by Abraham length aud mar
in the lead This advantage was soon overcome Dy
Captain Curry aud he passed under the wire winner by
length Abraham second and Paterson a bad third.
RACING IN THE MUD.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 30.-The Latonia Park
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