New-York tribune., 1886-06-03
TWO RACES FOR MR.. WITHERS
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT JEROME PARK

GOOD ATTENDANCE Al JEhOMh AIM
rur Nrw PLAN OF BsTTlNG-MR. MARITIME nh'
rusEs TO GIVE AN OPINION.
There was a good attendance at jerome fark
vesterday considering the light programme In iact
was quite large is usually the case on on days
even when open betting The police still oo)ec'
10 in the betting quarter yet they are not
"A dgcnt as they the rst few days In suppress
tpo Matchmaking sni now any one who wants 70 test
his Judgment in selecting by putting money on
the races can do 60 without much trouble inc ooon
makers consequ giving better ODDS than .n'.
did In the beginning. The new plan FOR osuins ""
the bookmakers wish put in operation has oeeh su"
mit.ea by the police to Corporation Counse LAco'' '
b,s opiuion He ucgcsted that the Distrct-Atorney
pass on the question. Mr.. MARITIME says IL u ho' n.
duty to give an opinion on the subject he s"ys '""'
he abould say that II was legal aud theh some one
.hon,d be arrested for following the plan he would
Says TO face the difficulty OF attempting TO try case In
witch had already sven an "p,n,Un p0 o q, most In
small the contests were fairly good oas win Ss
specially nocsast M feStqs Whsr. angTs Ts.
Stable such fine form. however that TINS sur
S Spe wtSers would have to give up a. JOB trying
TO make running horse OF the Old fellow he got no
nSs Of WestmoreIand with ease BucEsone the
second easily. The Dwyers scored victory WIN WIN
running well In beginning Of the race snked and
csme in last The fourth contest went to Bucsstone
nsnr SnI Oh Hs%wsrd waited mil the bom-srctch
reached and then made MS run u was so"d lW%s
90 far in froat sho when the nag FELL Pat Deus was
left she post Referee woo the hurdle race nana'
Following are the details:
FIRST RAcK-HAxpIcAP. s25 EACH. $500 ADDED SEVEN
W Higr.'. eh h Of westmOreland BY BY wnli10
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I.rnc Ml,9sF' sna ss %Rff los
klhn s'Ss Duke Of wostnorelnd to l.
pex 3 TO /. Florence f 4to !. sauda ~ to l.
P Te Foycnes %SeS H s G rs far ea
pot @ AZ ey wen! oa Of sshi SeSs me bsps ol1
sD" Duke OF wesmeresnd pursuit Coming IN .sh
spsr a1 pnpsP @SeP's SoS .%9 h
he'd on wnhr 9nss v %a
gsG eas ns sG'sss sron @ al e second and
stco,p EAcE-PuRsh $500. SPECIAL CONDITIONS. OSE
Mile ASD FCRLoSG.
H. ID Withers's Or. Ia. BucEstone by StoDehenge MARY
J, HgGai'BS y asBoSaid:b S fs h. sam Brown liz 2rsoS
S,oaSs iGH SC en- 1nE ronsa IL pst
Betting Burgn to oH i"f pucSs'ono 10 against Sam
IN Ps from, %VtfS s Start T. a but 81
BOW who make llnss ivey Pas,sa him
At s d,y %la e h% anS
n C:tase now third ana Bsrsa eioc Ts % a1a
Sss Sa eadng two enc,hs wasn horses sgh
Of surc These position were materially until
hocstreth was reached thcIgh ne horses hsa as1eG
en, cor n ON ale iy he won by a length
SECOND sHa n only half a Icngth before Sureh third
THIRD RAcg-THREE-YEAR-oID HANDICAP S25 EACH.
$500 ADDED one MILE AID QuAhTfR,
Dvyer Bros b. Inspector B.. by Enquirer Col9ssa,
2 Sa4 sr 6 safony TS,.,,a o7 aeStSa TaSiS
D. D. witisrss b. + Long stop los ...-..- (CaidweiD .
Rettinr-Inspector b. 10 on Long stop to nst
;!ss' s be S, hs .psS Sc sssns s
Tohs siop second ie,rea third and Mclaughlin waiting
vim 1seSr S s ssyer race Il aoas m the the scR
and raced one another to death Long stop snket
sna ssh i'HsSsq ia S9"f he @
.Ss as to the Ts o he S6crs that In
speeoI had the race in hard Nc aug
Jet his head winch was farong from The wire ne
seond eight lengths before LS,reus tsrd long Stop
ssnns, snis g. sao not
FouRrn RAcK-HAsDlcAr S25 EACH, $500 ADDED.
D y wi,hsrss s'oneSnck, by stonchsnss5us,,
pwyer br theirs . c. Bramhleton. & los . cMcla4sInl
NJ ks'D epcpsG: m ,Iss foah.San ss n%f n
I. ". Honners eh c. susses J. lO... (McGondrnxl .
W NaR bossSl sg S'i'rSS Tooaa Is az Z adwsH
H T. iO"ardsb C Grepaiisr 4 Jos .-'-'-'w' Donohne
70 rsSsGp sa 10 psShssn S ss
ard s sS5 ra % e o4sIS p good shape and without
nn delay s ne Sw9aSp ~ va; s,l sO a!s ,,dS 70
rS rnST around % The turn Temsss vent TO the front with
sT NIB sGss s and me .Ss s G 10 the .1
them come around Picnic H. AMI as a. thSy swept
and OF si ut behind and IN sight asain I9nass n "a
ali this TINE kept hs lead but an6s'oa bad diS21ied
Around the npper turn The red ite aud ONE
q M K's was seen to be ToFkns D me I marn & 10
run. She caught the leaders, Tomasa and NIanbleon
" c spG aS. M WhsT at
prominent Ii sionebuck the avorite he had BEEN
w az rrensls e rusS Hso ana Ts aad then
did BramDeton etcaeuck won by two lengths sranble
FlFIH KACE-PURsE $500 sELLIoG ALLOWANCES SIX
FrRIONGs
Ar. Eelso's ch Edgencld by Enquirer-Orphan Giri.
g " strrcts Oh M Horaohr,e (McGclorickj 2
Mason Nae 90 sous 81 VIss h Rsc Buck a.
z 4 Ryan On & Adoph ilO6-..-.--.'". pon1oauo
Excelsior S.abes cs Pat Dennis O. no lMely el Q
Menim ore each 10 to agans the others
@ Gb naS sy SeS sS & G aS nG. & Gy sas
cnsy bad kdsened had several lengths the best
BACK aug made the the big start tha1 he GOT md
he fast that he had the nell spread e~ged before
the n s.s a.Gs @ hrd won BY
lengths Hotaohmc cond head IN front OF Cricket third
sIXrn kacE-HAspioAP HURDLE RACE PURSE $500
NILE AND SIX FukLoSGs.
J. H. McCormick's b. g. Referee by Hurrah Kinney K
M DAYS b. h. jim Carlisle s. l'aiy
i. Gebhaids ~ PsIancs litte
Wvnne sons b. g. Brnlon. 1877 (CIeene
GasScod stables s. w. Jersey Mad g. 1877. ~ lscanon
Joseph DOnohnes ESSss',og ,as sg c"na''n
Bet,mg-Referee money. Jim Carlisle to GIenarm
ochester 10 each and from 10 to 10 to each against
srGion leo first lime Referee went
tie front and heated winning with perfect by
this jim CARLISLE second three lengths before
PalSHos tAird.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAYS RACES.
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