The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-10-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
Racing at Jerome Park Ycsterday-Entries for
Cincinnati Tomorrow.

NEW YoRk, oct. AIN spite OF the threatening
weather OF the forenoon, with It's drzzllDg RAIN the
attendance to-day at Jerome Park was fair. great
deal of comment was caused by the action OF the
Judges In the second race In giving second place TO
the M,ne RS, My instead s OIL non SOFT who came IN
was that the rider OF Bon Soir (Church) dsmounted
without sauting the Judges and thereafter getting
that sort of action does moi punish the Jockeys but
the parties who back the horse opening way 10 the
might not be able 10 pull horse can get him dis
TIE hackers Of the wiihers Oily were jabilani
over the change In their fortunes. In the steeple
chase the rider OF Aurellan, J. Kenny, had mar
row escape, the horse falling at the last leap and
rolling over him. lie escaped injury, however, and
the horse was led OF. apparently but little the worse
First race-Free handicap sweepstakes; Il. miles
strathspey won. Parole second, and Lizzie Mack
third. Time, 2:00b.
Second race-sweepslases for two-year.olds;
three quarters OF mile Inspector b. won, Bon
soir second, and the Revolt nlly third This order
was set aside, owing to the jockey of Bon Soir for
getting 10 salute the judges before dismouniing,
and the second place was given TO the Revolt nlly
Time, 1:i9L.
Third race-swcepstakes for thrce-ycar. clds, nom
winning allowances; u miles. Maumec won, Three
Cheers second, and Greenfield third. Time, :5?b.
Fourth racc-Free handicap sweepstakes: IL
miles. Haledon won, sam Brown second, and Salt
petre third. Farewell ran in fourth place the whole
way Time, $3.50.
Filth raee-Purse $500, for ,hrce.y odds and up
ward; selling race; Is miles. Tabitha won, Mary
Hamilton second. and Tony Foster third. Time,
2:0a. The winner was bought In for 81 sos.
sixth race-Handicap steeplechase, purse $780,
the full stoeplechase course. Abraham won, Re-
peater second, and Jack third. Aurean fell at the
last leap and rolled heavily his rider. Neither
horse nor rider seemed to be injured. Time, 4:le
Entries and weights for the Brighton Beach races,
which were postponed yesterday on account OF the
rain and will be run tomorrow, had appeared In the
Republican. There will be some Important races
run over the Latona course at Covngton tomorrow,
the rain yesterday having caused their postpone.
ment. The entries are as follows:
First race-Seventh-eighths Of mile. Berlin, 10S
Wanda. 90; Josh Billings IS; Pink Cottage, 10S
Walter A., SIS; Lady of the Lake, 105; Lord Clifton,
lis; Lady Reber, los; Dudley Oaks, los; Hermine,
81: Nirgie H., 95; Zenesti, log; Editor, 1903.
Second race-one mile; selling. Trollope, So
McBowling, 1903; Revoke, ITO; Mocking Bird, 90
Kensington, 81: Tom Sawyer, 81.
Third race-Three-quarters Of mile. Xallope,
o., Faith Thompson, 81; Porterashe, 100; Belle of
Louisville, 81: France, 1le; Endover, 9S May Lady,
~.
Fourth race-Tobacco Stakes: 1-l6 miles. Maggie
NJ, rs; Ltefellow, lis; Elsie b., 100; Kalata, 12O
Chatter. lis; Guyedette, lis.
Fifth race--Merchant Stakes; Il, miles. Slip
along. ll5 Freeland, 123; Conkling, lis; Glendelia
rs; Chance, 1ls; Loflin, 1873; vallasia, 1861 Pow
hatan. 1913.