New-York tribune., 1886-06-07
GREAT RACING THIS WEEK.
r,,r p,cu srBuRBAN ON THURSDAY.
yrRoME PARKS LAST DAY TO BE BRiLLIAHI-'Hh
BETTING QUESTION

JEROME PARKS LAST DAY TO BE BRiLiAHI-'hh
BETTING QUESTION
Tho SCENE of activity III running-horse circles
a., ,ha East will be transferred from Jerome Park to
sheer shead Fay. The meeting at Jerome Park now
ever does not end until Tuesday and that day shoud DO
,rant one although only one stake race VIII appear
upou the card II is the Empire City Handicap, one anu
orc-ousr,er miles The club add $500 The distance
is the same the Suburban Handicap which IN ne s'
of preseut developments Is really the race OF inc 'uo
,naeting Of the Coney Island Jockey Clup; n"' 81 "
becausc OF It's importance. but because the ahoPo
pettin on has been greater than In any morse i'o ~
nm n, America Tie Empire city Handicap e"h no' oe
sa1 To furnish pointer for the snDurpah 'or S' you
uimsl,y, won tho Empire CITY from last ana goou
field lie did not start IN the subroa pu' no oiu I'D
the Consolation sweeI STAKES which was al tne sA "
nd for horses could have starte Tor hc Sno
nrban and In 1t the suburban winner had IeDaiy o1
soven pounds The suburban winner took up MS seven
lind pe.alty ard walked away with the Consolation
seepsakes in the easiest possible way and Himaiaya
WAS bad third back in the string AS he could set
for only three started Yet the Empire City Ought 10 DC
n great race and no doubt it viii be. Good horses VIII
s,at for II because II is valuable. or course. there Is
de. of talk about giving away form and tie lack OF
betting privileges II also said that owner cannot
Get his money From common seHse point I'll VIC"
this is all folly. Because o"ner or any body
In any way interested IN horse can get as muon money
placed upon his favcrc he wish and 10 qaes-
which pul Op the added money
OF corse tne betting question is still the all absorbing
question win the sporting men. in spite OF the important
races that hand. IL is now too late 10 make an
ept TO have the arrangements changed at Jerome Park,
for only one ia, to thcn but VIII there be open
beiiips ~ shcepshead Bayl That is the conundrum
which Is pnzzhng the sporting fraternity The proba-
piiies that there VIII be ikihtNE fnpprter
talked with the genial secretary OF the Coney Island
Jockey Cdb. J. G. X. Lawrence, on mat suDec,, no
was not wiling say much Ia iaet He sald h'lio Va
nothing that codd bo construed intO au opinion one way
or auoIDer but his smile spike volumes. ~ lIaliu
said: Have fear on TINT question: We nave hoI.
racing all ludges viii ia INTO th, scar and yellow
leaf. would be depcIb.e not 50 much Oh account
inc Professional followers OF The races, oi nODOu!
cares prtcalsry for them and no tears wond DC sed
o~rr orpi, hat there Is great wealth inves,ed 10
foss breeding the breeders are shDoieis .s "e s
the associations that give t"e idei none, Ior su.eIp
contests of speed. They entitled 10 protection as
Wen any other class OF property owners ANA IL IL 10 Dc
LOped tAll they VIII Let H. -,
The stopping OF bookmakins at jerome Park mas
caused serious damage 70 the assccatl9n tlat mas
fosiercd racing IN ie N"itn U0oS" "a Scr ~e e AosTean
Jockey Cnb has been deprived OF neea9d TeVenHe.
enforcement of tie law 10 the extent that IL las areay
beeu tred cAnnol eutrciy stop RACING. Now t.e rock
Steeu.ec.t,c Association was che nfst 10 euHef
FROM IT, IL had in respects put ur more money
iban ANY other as,ocatIon that is according the
pectaiioDs OF a financial return Because oi tue sIlct
enforcement OF the law In Queens County We sSocaol
In soil protection was toand declare the last day OF
its sprn, mreins on. Then the enthusiastic and
enorg tic president oi the association jack Gheeve
said iht IN" gates would be close. yeai s eal' lnat
woud bs aow wed TO dcyelcl and that the only
1l.llg t.er Oe done by the sIrng IhluDs OI
soatAiO~n flock aud that District Attoihy rIs.nlnS
aid nj interfere with them, even II the Lambs were
ever and he said on Saturday that there would be "a
summer meeting at Ced 1h,rs although u hSht DC
ollya quiet and devoted almost entirely TO iem-
rrs' horses ridden b. members them elves hut there
o.rgaIuiy wculi br a meeting Jerome Park mas run
& rongn what has been the most unsuccessfu hnancia
, n , r,o onI MS meeting at sherpslan Bay aud so
g. a. present indications 20, Monmouth PARK VIII do
"a. t4ns wLat the cost. stllI tnis Is not
-!y the Great Eclipse stakes will be for at st.
i'a fnat 1t viii he frea race. no one @ can |ouD,.
wood ord. freeland MoGesty Ala, N1late rssi-
D. lkuan and others wil start Miss Nooniord Was
U il- rm when sle left New York aud dispatches say
sHe arrived N ~ LOUIS safe ana sound none a,le
wc.-r lor her journey Jimmy Mclaughlin went
Inspector b. 10 victory the Belmont stakes aud he has
just before won tue sequonoe on d,emoh treeisha %
quietly hntei that freeland Is not In icrm inat Mr;
enys & 30 70 ~in be wSe Of the added nonsy
Tor ii and Miss WoodOri do not staff the added
1o, on Is only half of what will be II both stat. II
tbs Is really the and Mr.. Corrgan should WIN
Nith MaasIy aud the old hOI e be beaten on he Will DC
Them he East .Iprcts to see Miss Woodord bring the
money back with Ler The Dwyers have me best eolt n
saine sire Virgil Ordinarily jimmy " McLaushlIn III
sI he d"rnt With Tienoni Ile colt is superior
anything lie yet ted against and MelauehIln
the but let the other jockeys do the
lnanGavrine lie can pass them when LIE piesSes 80
The ancocas sale Of yearncs takes place to day at p
leave tue snia RAILROAD station farm at
m after the sa.e There are tDirty- six
head sold, including The get OF Imported Mortimer,
Duke OF Magenta rOqnois and the imported saxon ana
HurIah Theu ON Wednesday, there Will be sold at
Madison sqn,re Garden the yearllngs bred ny Charles
Reed, Captain James tr.nkln, General W. H. jackson
and others. On Friday at the same place some young
spcndthrft, King Ban and also some o the get
OF the imported French stallion RayUn Dor Will be sDd
OD Thursday the CODey Island Jockey Clnb meeting
bea.ns The has hetn put III fine order anu many
improy snen;s have been made A brick Walk Leading
from tho stand 10 the betting quarters The pro
granme is "a brilliant The meeting as usual Will
Opeu with dash OF tive iurongs Then comes sweep.
stakes ana eight uiiles which Will he followed
by the Foam Stakes earOds. The great Sub
urban Handicap follows. IL VIII be great race.
Among the starters Will be Ban Fox the hope OF the
Taggin -able. He is in fine FORM although he Is said TO
thrash and has especially prepared for the
The Dwyer Brothers Will probably start Pontiac
and Richmond and possibly three year Old Joe
been Prei AIRED f,r the race and saved
month for the contest Lizzie Dwyer has come
from West and will the COrgan cOlOrs. her
owner hopes victory Mr. keso, ii is said. will start
both Maiimee aud Amagan, who are at their weights
gerous Then there Will be lot OF les er lights,
many whom will give their hackers good show for
selling nth. as II to give the
chance draw their breath between the
exciting contests. TAe days sport will he concluded
with stakes which Is 10 no run over the
DOW II will not ONLY be something new and
entirely English, you know but will he a contest
worth seeing II For three year-olds with penalties
and allowances and OF the best colts O the year
Will try for the prize.
TIE CONNECTICUT GOVERNORSHIP.