New-York tribune., 1886-05-30
SUPPLEMENT.
PAGES 9 TO 16.
A GREAT CROWD AT JEROME.
THE pwYER BROTHERS, SPEEDY COLT.

TACK OF BETTING FACILITIES FAILS ="
PEOPLE FROM ATTENDING THE RACES.
elf the police interfere with bookmaRlng IL
I'LL ruin horse racing Everyone who has attendeu inc
me.,tnc at Jerome Park has heard this remark
..onah,v over score of times Now the police nave
x.an extremely diigent in arrcstins bookmaRers-oo-
noxIousy digent, many Say. certainly "o''e ~
n.en sadly interfered with, but is racing hJureo' "
t.rday was great day at Jerome Pars Du' 'en o'o''
.n,ne but the police was favorable for great
A.v Beautiful weather. rne track anu
AN exceptionally attractive programme. ohuer
.rc, circumstances there will always be large
attendance but not always so brilliant ono as Jos
teray Six four-inhands were drawn up on tne gree"
heow the clubhouse and gay little parties uoteeo 'ho
lawn everywhere Not before this season mas there ooo
prettier display of spring co'tumes ana tho or'sn'
faces OF their in striking contrast WIFE 'ne
.o,d,d expressions Of the thousands In front OF the
rrand stand who went to the track. not to see tne
horses race but to gamble. The four-in nshos ~e'o
those OF August Belmont. Fairman Rogers wilma" ~
Sanford F. r Rivos, Z. d. Morgan aud freuero DIV"
son. ,,,. er.t
time in several years. his flly Lady Primrose ru"'"S
an m. J,vcnilestakes. James X. Keene. his son FOX
hall and A. f. wacott were present to see TOT 'ho "is
The colors Of the Fairfax Stable IN race Leou
w. Jerome and Lawrence Jerome were omnipresen'
irving TO e1plan the system OF betting whch IL Is
.a,d will he introduced tomorrow. Ben All Haggm
and the two Dwyers, Michael and Philip, stood on the
and compared notes as to what would De
the result If bookmsking is storped,at sheepsheao
Bsa and how IL is possible without III 10
make ends where one has a big stable. BOOK
maker Dave" Johnsons face was melancholy after the
s.cond race lie OF his brightest hopes blasted
in the Juvenile His high priced Stockton kicked at the
post and got one Of his legs through the renee
and was so injured that he withdrawn. d. d. With
ers was exceptionally bad hum0r on account oi 'he
result OF the trial Monmouth Park booKmakers on
Friday. Addison Cammack was contented and looked
hapy AS be sat in the club house. stroked down his
white mustache and introduced his bride TO
h. many friends. Perry Belmont divided
h inc between quarter stretch and the club house.
T. Berry Wall came out in Few suit of clothes wall
flower lost the Forham the other day. but his owner
expected him win the fourth race yesterday.
He didn't, however his horse being at tho
wrong end OF tho procession. Among others who
we're there Judge A. c. Monson. Captain Coster
J. g. X. Lawrence A. J. Cassatt. James Galway,
Major boswell OF Virginia; +. j. Woolsey, DAVID
Bonner Nathan straus. skipwith Gordon, Charles H.
Raymond "Punger" Walton. II. o. Ber-
n.rd Major Hubbard, E. zborowski'
Colonel NJ. shaefcr, Hamilton Busoy
John Puriy James Bresin aud James Travers. That
time made demonstrated.
The race the juvenile Stakes OF course. was the
feature sport because TO be the first real test
OF twO-year-od fOru Fourteen youngsters faced the
flag Ii lIdCtOnS lOt anu seNcIc! tcsteu tho
patience OF tie new starter Mr. Mcdowell, ana lie in
turn severely tested the patience OF tho spectators
Over an hour and a quarter elapsed between the
time that the colts went to The post
and the time they sent on their journey Part OF
this wasted in getting permission to withdraw
Stockton after he had injured himself. When
the flag did fall the start, considering the
size OF the field. was good one
strlGeway having something the best of it. Nc
Laughn ON Iremout went TO the front jas. When IL
pieased him. and won "away of-hends down Ire
mont great colt and lie first one or tc Dwyers lot
to show form. No time taken, for Mr..
Mher' Tno Ca wa' nsse Sev axs was The @
Dwyers much ela'ed the victory that shade
OF disappointment crossed their faces at the sorry show
that their suburban candidate. Richmond, made in the
foHth and nsrectof B. did as poorly III the Met
IopOEtan r-,.
the trainer for Cassat when he advised his employ
er TO pose c Longvew st was again demostIated
Longvew wone the Metropolitan Handicap without an
enort Grand oil Eole tried hard victory, but Le
couldn't get there. Mr. Cassatts Manmee. with
Tie first race was a s. mile dash and won by
Plunger Nations imported sprnter suter III a gal
lop. MI. Walton. who races under tue name OF MI
naroll pot OF money" on the race. Tue fourth
race showed Mr. wither's coors in the stonehuck
won IL with The NTH race was seliig analr ana
was won by WanGermcnt BOUrke Cochran was beaten
in the steeplechnse by the ancient Disturbance Pat
Nancy ooked he working hard at the finish on
Bourke ockran bat the horse did not show signs OF
punishment
The betting scheme which it Ia said VIII be set in or
eralion tomorrow ia that money Will he received by
bonkmakers amounts Of S5 and receipt will
given book makers being supposed to try to get 1t
invested. quoted odds, distant city-Qshkoch
for instance. This IT'S claimed makes the bookuakers
like that Of broker Several lawyers OF stand
ing. it is said have passed upon the legality OF the
system and report that tho police cannot interfere with
IL. There arrests.
Details OF the races follow:
FIRRr RACE. PURSE. $500. srEcIAL WEIGHTS SIX
FURLONGs
Mr. Harolds br h. suter, by Pace Van Crosson Ear.
Dwyer Eros b. c. Bi4m6lotcn s. 80 CGodrey(