New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
ALL THE FAVORITES BEATEN.
LAST DAY OF THE JEROME PARK MEETING.
ZINE WEATHER, A LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GOOD
RACING.


ZINE WEATHER, A LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GOOD
RACING.
The American Jockey Club wound up an
exceptionally successful meeting yesterday
with an exceptionally successful day. The
weather could not have been perfect, and thou
sands took advantage of 1t. larger attendance il
rarely at Jerome Park, except Oh some special
holiday Several fOuT-in-h coaches were drawn up
under the Club House bluf. Those came in them,
however crossed the track and sat in the sun in the
frand stand The racing good, many of the finishes
were close and exciting and the results generally
satisfactory, though not single fay )rte Won Inc
last day OF meeting however, Is prOverbal for what
the boys" call dumps" Captain COster deserves
credit for the clever way in which he adjusted the
weights in the and threequarter miles handicap;
60 equazed the speed Of the horses that they all
came to the finish in a bunch. BOOkmaker McDonads
Fostera won, with the favOre CALIFORNIA; stout three
Sear-old Alta, second.
The first race, handicap at a mile, was won by
BOokmaker Keny's Bella. against whom to l was laid
with Mr.. Withers's stonebuck srcond
Bandaa won the two-year-Old handicap, three
quarters of mile with Peconc second; to was lald
against the winner, and to against Pcconlc Eoh
sor was the favOritc.
Mr.. Whcrs's all black was in front at the hnsh III the
handicap AT one and q quarter miles. Blackstone won
eleverly Royal ATcn was second. Inc 1aNOfIle
Bnette. never really prominent III me race; ~
The old timer Knight Templar won the sehng race
handsomely with Queen Esther second and the lavote
Wandering third. CrcKet was left at the post - r,.
Jim McGowan went wrong at the third inmp lie LENA, was
the favorite The judges did not like the looks OF things
and called Whyborn, the Jockey OF jim McSomtn, 10
explain why TINS happened The matter VIII he invest
the has 8 at the first Jump he disqualified and the
race was given Rose who finished second and Jack
Se 9% FCry 6oro cRe ScTe diacd but was
righteous decision and the only one indeed that conu
he given.
THE RACING IN DETAIL.
The first rece handicap go each, $500 added :;
one mile. seven ran, Blackstone being withdrawn
Zebg's colt Colonel Clark @, 100 MARTINI; keys mare
Bella o. 81, RatieTty) PreaIness Stables horse wall
flower o. IOG KellyJ Ehler-'s FLY Florence i. q %,
Hoganl; PettingiIrs gedng Valet g. 1913. W. DonOhue
Yerkss FLY Three Cheers q, %, Arnold; Wtherss colt
Stonebuck @. 1913, Green).
Ecttiug-sonebuck and Wallnower pig l each, Valet
5to1 Florence f. and Three Cheers TO each, Bella
sto l. Colonel Clark 10 to l.
stouebuck Waaower and Three Cheers got the best Of
the start but Florence +. fast around the turn
that she led by lengths at the club house But before
she reached the last quarter Bella, Stone
buck and Three Cheers had consht and passed ner
These three got the whip through the last fnIIons'
Ira's light weight giving her the race by Two lengths
1ncefs VINO Was half a length before Florence f. wall
flower nteriered with at the first turn and could
The second race was a handicap for twoycarolds, S25
each, $500 added threc-quarteIs OF mile seven ran
Donohuej; McDOnaId's fly Bordeaise uO3, Arnold (;
d45. Snnam ni Ens ErH S, dy 49,
3 over, Martini; Cnariess colt Peconle
hardy: ara Dryers hIly Lulu Qo7. Mclaughlin.
Bettng-BOu sOir to >, Revolt H.Iy to i. BoTHeaSe
to !, Lulu to l. Baudala to l. Regina to lFeconc
Borela'se was first or Regina second Baudala third.
Baudala quickly took the lead but was passed by re-
conic at the end of the urst quater-mAc ~. b5iIt
length in 1891 Peconic sccouda neck before tie Revolt
INV Bordelase was bad fourth. Bon sor NTH. Luu
seemed TO have lost their speed.
The trd race was handicap at 4 miles, $50 each,
rel lVYT
-, %. Gerhardy) Roberts mare DiIoh3 aged 70
Cnurc McDoneoS I ii I5H h'XT ,a i r. -, %
stone ., 10, Green; keiso's mare H'el-and-lot 3D.
JOG. Meatom+ and summit Stables sc4oIAS ho!" ARC"
betting Bnettc2 ~ tol, sam Brown SO to l. Heel lie,
and Toe 1 to l, Blackstone t. !, Royal Arch 10 l.
Sovereign Pat to /, Glroha II to l.
HcsLand-Toe and Giroha raced together i'm front
for mile with blackstone Eoyai Arcn ana
sam Brown m close attendance At the urong post ID
the homestretch HeeaudToe dropped out OF the con
test AID Blackstone took the lead uck'iohe won ua"eI
the whip by lergth in lisa Royal Arrh second "A
sovcrcign Pat. The Others were pulled up Bnette
Next came a handicap at q miles $50 EACH $1,000
added 500 TO second six rauAsuc colt Alta "lIV'
Kelly Williams colt Bob Miles a, ~ dnzratuchli
g. l. Loriliald's lilly Tou "a, 100. @ eiharIyi;
KcIso's colt saltpcre g. 90, Mardn, and Prgaknrc'
Tet'ips-Alts TO TO- Bob Niles to l. Fo-tcral to l.
10" 70 t. te mace and kent the LEAD o 70 the last
quarter mile when the others iored him IN bunch
aud the faint-hearted colt then stopped trying; 1t
was a lively down the Domcstretch, an SIX OF lhsm
under mp and spur. FO-tert won by luEih ~ 3: IL
INC ind se. placed Alta second and HCart~cJ~e third
Only short heads separated these two from BOD Miles,
while ~tItp-trr and Iolu were at their saddle grihs.
Eleven for the selling rae" az lhIcr-iuH'tIS OF u
mile. They wcrc-StoopS'S Knight l"mNltr lt-rl, -
Potter: f. DouOhue's IabcyTaud %, III, Blugsl Pet
tengiIIs Queen Esther aged, -, Eahrryli ny
laud's FHdymiOn a. 1O7, Kelly; j. b. Pry0rs
Audacity a. 50. Charleston: streets HOachuic o. lOl
Green: Babcocks Lizzie Mac o. lo7, j. DonohucJ :;
spclmaus Wandering %. III, Mclaughlin g. W Jen-
nings Captain Fahcry aged, 10, fitpaiuckt; RpWcs
Cricket %, 3d. BTalJ; and Mccormick Valiant a. st.
Bcttus-Wanderng 7 10 ;, Queen Esther TO l.
Cricket To /, Knight Tcmpar to l. LlLAe Mac TO L.
1910 20 To against the others.
Knight Templar won easily by two lengths IN l:l9
Queen Esther second two lengths before Captain Flat
nerty. who was a head before Wandering, LIZlc Mac
ffth. Cricket left at the post No bid for the win
DCr e., -
eight rau-GIayeTs Aurcllan 6. 40, Green Revere
stable. Puritan aged las, Griffin; Wyuues Rory
OlIore lG. l2-. Rowall Dawes Rose aged, l26, p.
Meany; N. J. Dalsy's Jack q, l32, j. kenny
sor stables Abraham aged, 100 Pope, ana Chpsaua
Stables sandovd a. $780, NerpauD
Betting Abraham 10 ]. jim MCGOWAN TO l, Rose
20 l. Puritan to ]. Jack 20 l, Rory OMure TO /,
Saudoyal % To l, Aurcllau - to l.
Rory More out Of the course at the hrst jump
and Jim NcGOwau At the third. Jack soon took de-
reached when Rory OMorc. whose Jockey had not tined
to recufy ms mistake in gong outside me
flags aud who had been running III second
place front and passed the wire first Rose
p3s-cd Jack and finished second, Jack third ana Ahra
ham fourth. Time 4:i2. The Judges disqualified Rory
OMOrc for bis not keeping 10 the course ana inc race
wa. gwen To- Rose and Jack placed second.
August Belmont has bought ST. Balse, tue winner OF
the English Derby in 1883, for stallion.
RACES OF THE LATONGA JOCKEY CLUB.
CINClNNATI, Oct. 1O.-Thc Latona races to-