New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-01
MSS WOODFORD A WINNER.
THE PRETTY MAKE As FLEET AS EVER

~u,,x GAINS rouK vIrroRIEs-BIG CROWDS
AT JrKuMr Dur orMy BErriSu.
The crowd that gathered at Jerome Park
..,crday has rarely been equscd IN siEa Long INES
- carriages raised clouds of dust along Jerome-aVo
r.. ,reclal trains were crowusd that there was
S,rt,v standing room. Many went by the regular
-. walking TO the Park from either Fordhsm or
bedford Park station Every one seemed happy. Even
ur w.thers smiling. aud the pooSmaAers
sree:ed one another with the assurance 'ha'
sshines had az last been fixed" They had WIN
chem all the paraphernalia of their trade-huge TIN
Ncxe. large and big blackboards Iney wore cor
s,, ;nat ALI was right and drew lots for their stands
fnen they began putting up their blacKooardA MOI
STAGE last fall there been much STIR IN the oiu
betting quarters
But n s;orn,-coud gathering for the pencile r.
and II grew blacKer and oisckcr tho moments few
~ fnsoector pnrs sent word to James E. Kelly (who
"a sunnoSed TO be the at Jerome OF the
eocsnakng fraternity that he would arrest all persons
violating the gambling laws. whether openly according
In the bookmakng system or according TO the suoter-
fur. OF tie new scheme that said to make the bus
meas legal Mr. Kelly had consultation with Inspector
plks CAPTAIN Yule of Thrty-nfth Precinct. and
psrgeant salty. OF the Twelfth Precinct IL
tasted half an hour Mr.. Kelly failed TO con-
vince the police tina, the betting should go on
even after he had them the tickets which had
been printed to cover the scheme the substance OF
which was published IN Sundays TRIBUNE Inspector
piks said that be had only the opinion OF the D
tr,c Attorney the subject but also thao Vi Noip
tinu Counsel LacOmbe that the scheme oio no' ~
Ally alter matters Tnen Mr. Kelly propo'en 'n'' ~
.rres he made for a the plan TO go IN uh'
-. 90. ..ttlea But Inspector Dilks was .nexora-
hle and down came the blackoosrds Or course even
ontsfe Of the bookmakcrs there was some cricsh VI
the Inspectors course. but 1t was mild Ihere ~as
n,cutv OF betting on quiet but only ore arrest was
made.
II was highly enjoyable day. tho storIn-cloud
onlv affecting the booknakers Eight four-in-h hands
were drawn up below the clubhouse bla and soon the
fashionable portion OF the attendance hao resoNeu
,-.el, into eight lawn parties. But while each group
had iistincveness II in the beginning all soon
,eslvet themselves mo party. The coaches
were those o, Farmau Rogers, of Philadelphia; William
Sanford f. r. Rives August Belmont. Prescott Law
renee OF Boston; j. L. Roosevelt Colonel William Jay
md Hugo Frttscn. Among the people were colonel anu
Mrs Jay f. Randolph Robinson Mr.. and Mrs Frederic
Bronson Frederick .. Beach. the Misses Buckley, the
Misses Hccksner Mr. and Mrs Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs
Cocks of PniladelpAIa Mr.. ami Mrs sants Jr. MI
ana Mrs. August Belmont, Thomas Howard Lsonard
Yre.cotI Lawrence. Fairman Rogers, David KING r. T.
Rives ana Mrs George Rives. Frederick kernoehan'
MI ami Mrs. Addison Camnack, Miss Gilbert wood
blry q. Langdon D.yid King Gt Se~-ro.' Rusl
fono Colonel ana Mrs Delaney Kane, lie wis kn,9er-
fni Wright s.ndierl, senator Culien, Judge A C. Mon
son D. d. withcrs. J. g. X Lawrence Captain t,.ter,
A j. Cassatt. A f. wAlcott, J. H. Bradiori, Arthur
Hunter, Thomas Hitchcock, IT, j. u berestord, T.
Berry Wall. +. j. woolsey. W. l. Hamnersey Lawrence
Jerome, and James r. keene ..,., ,.
Tie clubhouse lawn presented peau'NI p,r h
pre- from the grand stand and SO ala rr rie
grand stand from the club, house lawn line Inc
wrre some wonderfully pretty costumes
The racing good and tue Ladies' stakes Iurnsheu
q, md Iong-top all starte the turned up
M Bandals well ridden by Mclaughlin Inc Tune was
siiil the result IS Inc plcaole lor BAN
dala IS far lron beng trstclass hliy Biggonet ran
well at the start. to the finish sue vas
st"kes She never looked better in her life and IS as
nrrtty ANA feet as ever she goes Louis to-day
fJr
be hoped that Freelant will De IN u
a. 70 which ia the better horse In the
Suburban candidate was disposed Ol-FAIuee f!tI-
pstrcz rode trying 10 beat the mare and the
coli pulled up 1t almost certain that lie Nill
not stand traaIng. The D"yer BROTHERS also won Tue
buck aad Longview were male too much use OF ny
Their Jockeys N part OF she but Tom MartD
Is fast and IN such good CONDITION thAt u Is
even II more adg ent mad been displayed Dy the other
saoGsa stoae6ucE would nave been second The two
yesr-od race by haywood. put Mr.. Withers :
unnamed colt good second. Duke Oh Mestnofe-
laid won the selling race, but it cost Jockey Hlss,
his owner. more thsn me purse nr"s was at
fourth victory; McBowiing stumbled ana fei gong
around the "a al clubhouse turn nut helher ne noI n
Jockey seriously Injured bOurAe COCHRAN "on ne
sreepechsse.
The details as follows:
FEST RAcE-PuRsE $500. FOB Two-YEAa-oLDs HALF
n W Kiit,or's br c. BrynwOOd by woodlands syria,
D. 10 u w % ca c udc.. 6awde
Dryers Broth RS Or T. hosailA' n ="
lerrC
J. = SsDonsd c T. Ms. Reese. Meatonl
i " Widen b. Merryone, y ---..-.. MeKenny) .
Retng-Even money The Dsyer Brothers' MY Rosa
sioI ta,.ndOle TO l. Alarc 10 i Miss heese To l.
T. Se re due 10 the bad behavior
ore good stsrt latarandoe at the extfeme
t-o,e'atrv - Trinidad pursuit Before running
Byn wood IN the centre ooA Lae !es -id
DIVERS nv lei bacS cot
md nIQ
VISA ivey contest between taese two ami between Bel
ruonts a nc nt. who were length and hall
nhd the two callers BrynwoOi passed tine Winning post
'front.' Of the r " ,5e see eR n Ron, ae
fourth The rest were all scattered over ne tracA
SECOND RACE-HARLRM STAKES OF 100 EACH, s25 FORFEIT
Win T. 100 AODED SPECIAL WEldHrs. ONE MILE AND
pw5 AS Bro1aeis br m woOlfOrd by Billet Fancy
- S9, sSsl' eh Pardce l. is FszDa Tic1) 2
Ialrax 7tAOlc's Dr. I:Swl.nd 8
ucttsng-Four to Mss WOoafori. PaFdec to l.
hYhepe we're only three Miss wooaord
away entes There was an even star ana mime
b. an en leng In Mss Prdee and
.eH 'G' to t seer a1d When the TIRE
round the urn Row and was doypns Yse< 1on
af ri. saddle girs the Old length amt hat
behind he into he straight Miss ooiod reached
Iardee FL zpatrck began 70 whlp uriVIsV u
nd Win ut any SPECIAL eiott Mclaughlin brought her past
the ~iIe sood sgtn @ns I'LL, 81 S se MaSg pc.S
lengths behind P.raea Value OF STAKE
$I.tOI
TaD RAcK-LADIEs' STAKES FOR rHGEE YEAGoLD FlLLiEs
800 EACa. $l.O1O ADDED Ia &ILEa
stable ch BsnlAI~ Ny A-ns Pan, ~ H'ndo
b. SCOTS co Z. Charirv ll5 .-------- = VI ATOM =
Wiraerss 4 i4JugstOp, ll3 1ia1fichl .
II n,rulelans br. l. JENNIE r.. ll3-.l nay NdIyl
buIcns D. + BlgEOne 10 ny ndru
PreaKuess b. l. tscg LAY OCAJ
L cA k4Iula' 10 --------\M bVhoAue) v
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acknowledgement TO >. Loagsiop to charity 70 l.
IA NJ 10 l. B4udaa Regina 10 l. JENNIE D. 70 10 !!
an lala Jennie and Higsonet went Cd ID the iead
Charfr length De nd aad Regina last nearly et AZ inc
pos Passing round Picnic Hill Mclaughlin Uook pun on
Iadaia ana side BIZ SIDE VITA ~ J9hhe
i and Charity leading anu Mtherss iy nom nom
soD a. close Banda4 Coming past the u1 mousse
I'm. a 81 b. AN open length Charity second. besOuet
tlr iOugsJop fourth. Bandl htt cong oIt o. s-- -.
the leader ana pass heI rOia
til u2pel tarD Bandaa brought forward agan ny 80
Iaus'lu nd the sIretcn Banud.d blgsOncI
f-noe r. ana LOgstOo all IL cluster Down
o. strefcl Charity led FOR few strides Dut lc-u-IlIh
gr ana without whipping passol
length 'front.'