New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-07
RACING IN DRIVING RAIN.
A WET DAY AT JERovE PARK
MELANCHOLY srrCrA1opo SILVER Will" 0'
HAPPY Hopes SPLASH MUD. 49,,


HAPPY HOPES SPLASH MUD.
pooiro in - cold and driving rain when
chs specctors sad horses to the bone Is ho' al ST.
bic sport TAe rule of racing rain or shhe mas ,
% an, this wear at Monmouth PARK, shcepshead bay anu
Jeropc Park. It Is not, so experience teacne'' 49,
able rule for the associations. and II detero'"'eS
the best horses are invariably withdrawn ana even VIII"
those i.at are left in public form goes Tor holnhS "
the results aro unsatisfactory. Yesterday 'here "o
less than thousand persons at Jerome PARK inc "t'
dance being made up almost entirely OF pooA"'N.''
and professional followers OF tho turf Or course "e
Unv rino Of me twenty one entries in the first race
faced starter Mr. withtrs Az hlack was ,t he
~ tho finish Blackstone s.cmed 10 Ike the ihul, pu m
defeated poor field, all the good hofses n"'i"b '0
withdrawn. Florence +. was second ,. - tho Hnish
P,tticOats light weight told In her taVor az 'no r
I'm the second race. She beat sorry lot OF t"o9e"'
ODDS. . l., ., ,r,a handicap
Woilaowrr also was scratched After close nnlsh DC
tween Colonel Clark aud Stonebuck the former wVn IA
the L, milchGudiCap Favor was tho laNotc.
rho horses passcd out Of sight behind the cubo MI
Favor was leading ana rnT,nS Sas last Tou won
aud Bob Miles was second heefa"u'io' anu ~
Chantcierr won tho selling after sharp nnlsn
with Wandering and Jim MCGOWAN easily ""H '''
stecplcchase.
THE CONTESTS IL DETAIL
The first race for purse Of $500 threel"ar'o,9
NJ mile specIal weights. Nine ran-R W. Walden
barefoot g. log, BushnelD; Louds Lady Lond u, io
RIyers) Cooks Ferg Kyle -. ILL., McLanShhhli ieth'
Three Cheers g. 103. Covington) Whitleys lenieo"
g. lO3 W. Donohuc) Dawcss Mammonist Cagcd' lV9'
Blingsl Ehlors Florence L. g. lO3' kahorSI. vain vain
crs's Blackstone o, ILL., Green), and kttsons, peri
r. lOl BENDER. Theresa, Ssluda, RestgJ, , valiant
,lc, Talleyrand linda, s,ralhsYGyyin 0'''''
Endynion and Pontiac we're Ytrg KYLE 3 to !, Threo
Bctting-Buckstone tand Refrain to l each. Flor
Cheers to Lady 1rcfoot aud Tcnfclow 10 to each
ence +. z too l.
Mamnon delay of half an hour and the flag fell TO
IkGiing start barefoot left at the post. Nam
zionist was first away, Lady Loud second ieiiaih nu
Refrain and Mammonst alternaed In the ead LOT nan
front blackstone won In 1919, three lengths before
Florence T. second she four lengths in front Of Three
Tho second race was y OF mile, for two-year.ods
s Sa vns a%Tanf 4Sycrs ' acncd ITO Meaur9G
Lone stables Restless COZ CcFlnG'on Is, ~
waldens Rock and Rye q 10, Grecnli ana Lt'eHcio
Observation-Disclosures TO >. Pct;lcoat TO l, Rock and
rho start was cool Pettlcoat ana Restless had
sharp struggle Petlcoat winning ths rS bcyorc Ram
dail third Rock and Rye close fourth No ou Ior the
WIT! NEXT came handicap s25 each $500 added ono
mile Four rau-wthcrss stoue6uck g. iO5, Green
Cnrsts BSnaazs g. loG Kei ik KEYS bs Sorn I
ttorcbuck to s. Bella to l. Colonel Clark
tSJn goHaG ciars 10 lea almost from star.
close though hard pressed By stonobuck
Etcta viii ppine finish Colonel Clark won 10y length,
Stnnebuck second second four lengths before Bella third
Bonanzl dozen lengths back. Time 1902.
L. miles; sam Brown aud Heel aud Toe being with
Ioriiari's Toiu q, o. Gerhard0 Jcnning4's Tony
Foster o. &C. Potter and WiIliamSs Bob Miles a. 49,
R~ItiIs"Favor oyon Bob Niles to .. Tou to l.
lT Tog Foster and Bob Miles were In front at the start
Favor third. As they reached the main track Tony
Foster leading length Ion second ana fm,or
third Al the stand Tony Foster was sun IN Ir,lti Il
length before Favor. TOlu third. Favor ran 70 tue
| front nj the turn aud Bob Miles was third hall
a, gG sht 'f faror l iG"' bob Niles second
Tony Foster third When the horses came In sight again
Bob Miles was IN front half length before lou' VINO
was four lengths before Tony Foster. Iolu soon TOOK
thr lead aud Gerhariy landed hcr winner Hot"dsh
av won by length Bob miles second. dozen lengths
/ ieiore Tony Foster Favor was back pulled up Time
selling race for Seven purse ram OF nS S'SS H. -
Trthr rYp "WadenS ChamtIcccr a. %, Potter,
Coue@, Ea,er o. 80 ifyia a[dE In S'rf Vs. 1913
! Kel,E Iamasucys TablihA %. %, vincent; heisos
sa!jpcre o. 1903, Mcaton; Cnrr'n sovereign TAT d.
Sovereign Pat to l. saI!rctre to l. TAB.
tina and Wandering 20 each. Chauticlcer ana Easter
/ 10 each and Eudymion - to J. ,,,-,.
Chautc and 1aDitha raced In front for Ea!t mile
b 5nSH NIT at the n,h between wandering and Cnant
cccr tho latter winning by neck wandering scSohu
Time 2:I- No bid FOR the winner. .,-.,..,....
The n.i race stccpcchasc over TIE short course
| Daly. Jim McOovan q. 49, Whyhurul; Dawes Rose
aged 10. NeDablcl; Ciip'iMa stables ea"u'in -
, ksmny, Wyunc', Rory OMpre 90, l35, LlItlc)i Wal
toms -utlrr rged, 49, walker. Dow
O'Morc aud sutlcr to each, Drttwood0 TO l. Rose
10 pry nV"fc Ici until the horses entered the main
track for the run homo when Jim McHowan ana JACK
passed him. jim M'Gowan Ton by tw9 ios,"s , lax
Time 500 suffer fell IN the north Held Inc Jockey
Ghn Madden was arrested yesterday .or selling pools
nj No East Fourteenth st.. aud committed for trial
| ~ the Essex Market Police Court