New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-11
SALVADOR WINS THE TITAN
BUT THE CYCLONE COLT GIVES him A RACE
A DAY OF SMALL FIELDS AND SUCCESSFUL
FAyORITES.

rarcst of old Burgundy, and the delicious autumn
weather, with the attractions of the racing, brought
largo crowd 10 jerome Park. All were bitterly
disappointed that Mr. withers's great two-year-od,
the Faverdae colt had become lame In his work and
and was not able to for the Titan Stakes But
they a lively and exciting race, nevertheless as
Mr.. Wthcrss colt by Tom ochltr-c-Cyclonc showed
CHER class and speed than were expected, ana gave
Salvador close, hard struggle. Salvador has become
buck Skinned I'm his work. and was not considered Mt
his best In fact, his trainer Matthew Byrnes, told
b. A. Haggin that he considered Fresno the better
Of the pair just this tine In the betting Salvador
opened As great favorite at strong odds on but on
Mr.. Bryncss report Mr.. Haggn declared to win with
Fresno which caused rush OF betting men to put
their money on Fresno while the odds aga INST Salvador
changed until it possible at the start to get even
money against him. The best of owners and trainers
often make mistakes concerning the condit on of their
horses. Mr.. Dyrnes entirely wrong about the
pair Of Hagdn colts Tor Fresno proved utterly In
competent for the task set him, while salvador carried
of the prize although Carr was compelled to ride
hard with him. The Cyclone colt has improved so
much that Mr. withers told his friends that he ought
to be good thing for the place
and even had some chance TO win. On this en-
couragement from the cautious conservative and
reticcnt sage OF Brookdae all those who learned OF
what he said backed the Cyclone colt for place and
no small amounts were put on him to win Also Tho
start was prompt, quick and good, as were all OK
Mr. Caldwells starts yesterday and indeed, as they
are almost invariably. Instantly the Cyclone colt
shot out into lead, and went away so fast that
at the end Of the first quarter mile he was two full
lengths In front In the next furlong he Increased
this TO three. Then Carlson who was riding Sal
vator and Hayward who had been engaged to ride
Fresno with the idea that his style of riding would
suit The colts chances better than Hamiltons, moved
up so rapidly that they swung into the home
stretch both at the Cyclone colts saddle Iayior
then began riding desperately, and kept at work Wig
orously 10 the ED. so well did the Cyclone col.
respond TO his efforts that Fresno was beaten al inc
furlong post, and al Hsywards skill and use OF
whip and spur accomplished nothing. But Salvador
answered magniacently to Garrisons hard riding and
got the race by short head the Cyclone colt second,
a length before Fresno and Holiday last these being
the only starters.
For the first race sam Harper, ridden by McLaugh-
lin, was made a strong fsvorite but Yum Yum, with
ITO pounds up beat him in good finish for speed'
these two leaving the field far behind Britannia bled
at the nose and came in far back. II this accident
had not happened, he would probably have given
good account of himself, as, with ll3 pounds az
five and half furlongs he is hard horse to beat
But Yum Yum IS in brilliant form now, ana Il an
exceptional Splinter.
The handicap at a mile and three sixteonths was
ANYTHING but a success. After Psragons two recent
victories In a canter against good horses, 1t WAS
peculiar handicapping to give him only ia pounds
when he had to meet merely such cattle as kaloolah,
Bronzomarte and Oarsman. With such handicap
there could be little betting Paragon was so strong
favorite as paralyze speculation In the ring, ana
he oaniercd home. The old fashioned and superan,
uuated style OF handcapping Is not Satisfactory In
these days Of high-class, gh,pIessure racino,
haLdcapping and Judging should be OF me mos,
race course. No track expect to retain malked
prosperity unless II has judges In the stand who will
Stop such performances a. the queer work with
Freedom on saturday last, and such handicapper
thar It will be possible to secure nVely beiuhg on
the handlcaps. Any club which does not take pains
TO get best talent for lis judges and Its handicap
from the betting, from the gate receipts and from
TIE conditions of the forth race, although this
was not a handicap, were 50 arranged that Mr. Bel
monts Prince Royal was let IN at ii0 pounds;
Killed the betting as in the second race. Prince
ROYAL won with ears prchng, Eleye second -,
In the fifth race the Appeal Stakes, heats OF
1.4OO yards over the Titan Course, only two ran
Banner Bearer and Prose Yum Yum, Gamsyss S
makers left their stands and made no attempt TO
do business This race, and such business as was
sensible urfnaa, was cOncodcd to banner Bearer
who won 1t in two heats without difficulty, poor
the finish, but not being able to compete at all
with Banner Besrer, who Is now at his best ana
Mr. Csssatt ever made In racing was to sell LOU, out
from his stable at low prices such horses s as Eo Gs
racing quality since they were sold than was ever
shown 6y Eric or Maidstone, whom Mr.. Cassatt re-
Gently bought at high prices.
FIRST RACE-rURsE 5000. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
IL FURLoNGS
J. B uagglns oh. Yum Yum by ononaaeawar
G. Oyer + Mor' KS u ' sam Harper F'%$s'
S W. Street. CHI c: Naesra. 1. 1ls (coyinsion|
y. %I' = Ei $spssss III %i.$.
( / ISSays en- ScFdS.S g 4 Tw%, Fl
~ H. toEs 4 Fl No Hss.'i blk EiSe' Bfi,.Sa
Tmc-1 :os 81.
Pc. G4as TO E d ssaDs f9aha
Nas 10 70 . ESa 100 G nay HseS gSts 100 70
Pl,ce-Yum Yum to 5. sam Harper 3 to s.
Mutuals paid as 90
a. The start They went TOD speed and passed
the clubhouse with Sam Harper length before Britain
nc who lead Volta a neck Yum Yum fourth Britannia
broke blood vessel when opposite the blum ara dropped
ont u the race Sam Harper remained In front until
he reached the homes,reich Yum Yum then came uo
and aalopnr over him. without urging by length
Sam Harper dozen lengths before Nlasaro. 40.
SECOND EACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. SO
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. Il BIC MILES
Wheeler FAiics's ch. C. Paragon, by Plenipo;wh1,
VIZ 6i H5; a eh' p p BrOnromartc los (,@l@st
# y Noians bF oaFsman lQH fcoy 1sss3}
Chicago Stables b. NJ rh hs.CS,c oe a. iiO
Posi- odds: To win-Paragoa to Kaio9iah 10 j.
MStuals paid sc 30.
Rron4oraarte made the running for mile and a fur
.,ng and kept to his well that Taylor had to
ride hard to overhaul him Paragon got up In the ast
stride and by short head Bronzomarte peat
Oassnan xix or eight lengths Kaoolah ran shocHhgy'
Ped Prince and EIeve Withdrawn
TuIRD RACF-TITAN STAKES. TwOYEARoLDs.
$3.50 EACH $4,000 ADDED. TITAN CoUlisE
14OO YARDS.
D. ~ il"s III -" - '' (Garson)
D. s Is. %ih d Tom ochitree Cyclone colt Iio
r Hegsas Blk u Trss3o Il, ~ HsSsed
- w. Time-I 30 81 -
Odds. To Saltwater even, Fresno 10 o. w
clone coif 20 / Holiday 10 to l. Plaee-Savator TO
. Cye.one colt G to D.
" Mutuals Ilaggn's pair paid 50
me netting opened thus Salvador to Fresno to
Cyclone colt TO l. Holiday 10 TO l. There was prac-
tleally no change for minutes people climbing over
h her "a get on Salvador to win and Fresno and Cy
clone colt for place Then It became known that MI
Hsegin had declared win with Fresno, II he could
and there was terrific scramble to hedge. Salvador drop
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