New-York tribune., 1886-06-04
RACING ON A MUDDY TRACK.
MATINEE CAPTURES TIE wEsTCHEsTER
. HOCKEY SUSPENDED FOR YEAR-FAIRLY GOOD

The overcast sky, the Occasloned pattering
NJ rain drops and the knowledge that In tho carry
hours of the morning. lons before people WHO nave '
,,snre TO attend the tho habit OF arising
60. han heeu showers heavy enough TO make even
graded track that at Jerome Park MAS OF
,nud undoubtedly kept many from gong 10 'no p''A
xesterday The managers had postponed the races Oh
the first day OF the meeting, because OF the pad con"
dron OF the track caused by even "sn'o'
rain than that OF yesterday Would there 20
another rostponementl many asked. The man"se''
not pnt OFT the races although the track was !" "
Cx rrmel, dc)nditior, being 80 s'i' as 10 oo
Gus in spots. and Mr.. Win rs thought IL D 81 "
fine Mimi colt from the wcstchester Handicap on 'n"'
.cconnt For these reasons aud because the usua
ro,,cs. of "raolng to-day rain or shine, were no'
posted about town as usual, there was eh1 s''ena
~ - ,,. nm, tho
Ths racing while not brilliant was fair, ana ihe
Westches,er Handicap furnished one oi .he mos'
,n,e,es,,ns contests that has taken place TINS
s...o, II was the third race Tho Dwyer Brothers
cracS racer Tom Martin the favoriie lie is
i b"r.e aud his l24 pounds such muddy track
Una, nnarna MN The morse never really IN IT, Mr.;
Kelsos dy Maumee. with only 100 pounds up made az
the running and won Tccumseh made good oiu ior
the race, flly was too much Tor MN. nm, ~ =,
Qnren of Elizabeth won the two-yeat-'a race &C., uy
length had allowance OF nve pouuas Mi ~
incas p.wdle colt was entitled 10 some allowance
but his trainer did not make me & cam iop Tb. i've
nouus lust about the colt He was gooi second
easily. notwitns, .ndlng Mclaughlin tried hard with
Bnrch. Pan Lewis had an easy time In ueaung s"Ai'
The sisepsehase " as iull OF incident The start was
bad and &f Mcdowell was soundiy Missed. -, .ne
Dsueerr,eld and Braewooi fell one aiter tno olhcr;
Rory oMore boted ana Deawsre niT n. Sy enSh
Abraham second. Jones' the rider made ca'm OF
fnul ara,ust Waiker the rider OF jim MCGOWAN. and
1oa nd coTner charge OF foul against Jones.
The dciihera:ion the case py tue Judges was os,
ana the judges stand was surrounded oy an ' eater
crowd tnat shouted tue name OF their fespeo'f
ite The judges gave the race 10 Aor|nsm asu econd
pended Walker for year NO morse wa , on" eec
and the book maker, tod TO pay on nrst anu soo
been bet on other horses for place. Ihis hauo W"
decision unpopular with the Dooknakers , A., .
op Who fell into the BASIN efountan and got
q good duckine. Inspector Diks SAID that 'Ho on0oi
Follow lnr is racing IN detail: -
rIRsr RAcE-PuRsE $500, TWO YFAKoLDs SPECIAL WEIGHTS
p W. wmacn's en- oa.en Elizabeth. by sensation
D h4aOS' ~ " hcrss s' c6 Uaca, Dawde i5...HAyw4Id
p%5eT Kos4llHd 70 1R,
cotons nk LAZY Nay Nay Reese I. io7 tArnodj
pasd'e a colt To- nosaird and Queen
En- le;h each Orhamne TO l. ana MISS 'o''o anu
' Th ~ ,yl was poor one Rosaind Lazy May having
two ,h Bat IA Sp Y May raced hcaa and head
Tor neary hail the dsa.e wien BarUee on 0ii1 cae
io@ oae me me h bad Start ain traeS
aea d SS %SSs the re pSsons @ and
20 a sscos 1en ~. sts 1eo1e oTam nc third
SECOND RAcE-HANDIcAP s!a EACH Sooo ADDED oNN
Imerv Dry Monopoo by Gienelg, teTa
Gil R;Taash.n.s & Burch g. n (Nc Iausannl
rowe 30 $ b h. ar 'H;e S's g. o9 iSSe
E v snedeF'F cos i1meH..iSs. n uI
Betting -purcn TO Drs MonOpole 8 to 2. War Eagle
% ronn tie lover turn Try Monopoe went to the front
wiIh second place var Eagle ana iucn % N ,h w
sr"unS the trck others oen aie TO no ID Dry
MooOpe @ war ATI%n Eae Sto pnr tried the
slehi the race Dat Dry AoaoFSe cb @ sseoad SIX
ionstSs before war Eagle third ooo
Third hAoH-WEsTCH STIR HANDICAP so EACH SI'ooo
ADDED. ONE MILE AND THREE ftf,'N"s. ,oo
Mr. Ke,sos b. f. Maumee by vauHhali-Macdna :: 100,
w. popoAue.. b c. rccum,eh !, lcs, .CwI: aonc{
cs% Rrss5 aOlnsi' Sis5 = e "i% VT@sHsG a.
fse4 Sr'e2 siaSr ratsrs F9 br % 70 i0 rn =
IL ei%a.l' IOs,sTa ,naa nis. eaon isa%n
roo, Martin ',s io Fcs er,i and Mauuee TO
saS 70 a,saa hs1 yp@s !" and Springfield I"
second sas3s tnrCnSh the mE n .sc"v a9wS
1sce 1ls raah. s oa up ph eh%od
winch SS o~ r M5n c ca' a
and COR Sn %aee e a" and ro1 raced hard
e gs the @ horses s0 CAME a Of 81 'sl' Sn o e club sOHse
b@a both ate mating N the en agSeg Se s az r came % M sias
again roa was rne Malmee had lead Of lenTta @
lsTin aim Il was brlising aFouai the tarn Com
ing ITO ,d the sScs. hS%s .r'Sa e'a tnr
Halt war up homesrecl II re.ly ooGel a, the oA1a
isss Ss o. a'f hiv n1@ csgcods
T. he
aenrta Tecunseh second four lengths before hchmohd
third sprins ield four h.
FoUETH RAcE-PuRsE 500 SELLING ALLOWANCES oNh
Pawnee Stables Phil Lewis oy Hiawatha, Emma
G. Lit enea's eh uarmadube s9'..(B Littleheld
W. C. DAVIS eh l. b"hAni1 nme-5j s; , ''''' "'''''
Betung-rhn Lewis to s. bahama to s. MarnadnEe
Manadn,e AMI raced head and he d from 'as
aIog q aami 1s n4 gave eN up md droopcd back m
Lewis sent to Marmsduses ne.d an they mad % oil IL
fors t,,pe
c o; home stretch was reached & be bad La nag
sv two is%rths Msrn duse win Bahama forty
ssCc. lie was bought in advance ofslo5.
FnTn RAcE-PUKsE 5000. HANDICAP sTEEiLEchAsh'
p. Loughnn's ch h. Abraham by Mnesan Electric, a :,
W. g pays b & jim Mcio ). i5S......... ..Wa.ksr
T.S1of Hi.s ssoD p:"f eS "fSJ9'S
AsA saoas eh e posv ao5 r. ITSen
sosspS s1as Sol onaes 81 'i Dela~sTs
ance TO l. hor, more Abraham to each and the
0'stS was serious bungle Tie hors,
no, well ,Pss'ner nor a. they ass9q r use m fro pa
up but are dropped his ar as the at hos
Inc e'o0d Tag Tier ccEeys told when they
wa; ss us @ SsG SS "n n so Ds T%c rsn a DIST
aoce the order over he bTs iew Jumps TBS
Jim sseS%an third ,G Rory s Wa.
M the next jump brush e9ee zee q. Psnssshs @ aS
% %nS 9aa pno A lin Briewood fei at tho stone
noIh field Delaware refused tho jumps after lenc III
IN the 1ace ID Accowsn came collision wh Abraham
on the nneld and Abraham bumped up AGAINST MCGOWAN a.
hurdle Jim MCGOWAN passed under The wire mrs
by cngth. A foul claimed oy Jones the lOcsey o
after long consultation no judges hOwe.
placing him first and suspending Wsker me Jockey %
I'm for The JUDGES said tha DO morse
would e paced and the Oookmaker were
told 10 pay n Abraham nrs and second place ana to
refund The place money on all the other horses
MR.. LACOMBE on THE NEW BETTING PLAN
The Police Commissioners yesterday received
from the Corporation Counsel reply to their appeal TO
advice regarding proposed plan OF betting On the races
at Jerome Park LAWYER Nowo,inbe had described the
plsn in writing follows in his advice to the book
makers
slate publicly blackboard that money viii Dc
The following horses at the ioio"hs
01ds
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