New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
FREEDOM AND GOLDEN REEL
THEIR PECULIAR BEHAVIOR AT JEROME
PARK.
J1pGEs THAT HAVE EYES TO SEE, YET SEE NOT

"A ROUND BOOK ON HEYDAY.
The first race train left Jerome Park yesterday at
| quarter past A. and halted usual In the tunnel
The passengers praised the excellent management OF
the road and prayerfully resigned mem
selves TO smoke. The silence that began
TO relgn I'm the second car broken suddenly By
foghorn voice that Jared the unlighted lamps and
| open tho ventators in tho roof
al tell you I'm soIn' to Clifton" 1t said" goln'
where they have honest racin'. Pm done with
| Jerome Park, and that settles it,
| Every car strained to catch the words Tho
spesIcr could not be seen, for tho was dark
| "Thcy must "a done you up to-day said second
voice in the ncIghborhood OF the first
So they did, stranger" the reply of tho fog
| horn. "You see, backed Heyday both ways In the
first race On HIS last two races thought he might
| have a chance Well, after got on to the tune OF
couple o. hundred, srollcd around the bettn ring,
an what fer reckon stumbled againstl'
Give It up'
"wcll a way down In the far corner Of the shed
up against booke who had only one horse on MS
slate and Aiat horse Heyday He was laying
to . against him Now, wasn't that curious pro-
ceedin'? Thinks | to myself, that's mighty strange
I thought the booke didn't know what good thing
| Hcyday was so took a little Of 1t at
| his figure / fclt bit about robbn' him. 100,
til after the race. Then thought the judges might
do somethin for me, but they didn't Thcy diuh'
| what saw"
|
| AT . to 81 Naw / was afraid TO put any
| DOODLE on Badge. You know, he's little bit OF
fellow and I've seen him break down so often
under big load of public plumber that didn't have
the heart to risk stoppln him. stayed out O. that
race and made money!
GOOD. How about the third''
"rm comm to that. A good-lookn' young fell
low met me in the ring and whispered In my ear
confdentially that Bella b. all of and didn't
have the ghost OF a chance. OF course, didn't be-
eve him until heard the same thing In inc
paddock Pretty 1t was all over the quarter
stretch, and got the notion that there was some
thin in it. when 1 looked at tho betting was
convinced that Bella had show. If she was
right, 1t ought TO have been odds on her against
such plugs as Rupert and Bronzomarte But to
looked fshy and stayed of. Bella won In canter.
The best horse won. You can't complain OF
that, surely -, ~. winning. mot n hit q,
IT, / complain Of somebody's effort TO steer the
public of of her and on to somehin' else, t tea
The fourth race o,,o.
wouldn't lay against Frcnzi, so two. or three Of
the boys shed up Golden Reel, and after terr1D d
for third money As third money was Slo S,, ana
R s had %s. sent pay for m 11 tSe Pfs
Of s25 As as her name went up ,, on the ne
back her to beat Her Llyshp. At the same moment e5
the boys who got her to start went around the
Hf 70 ap beat P04H Sden hi Reel w Godcn Reel
beaten of in the most shameful manner, and all inc
bows cashed in and full OF smiles and sarcasm.
/ hurried down to the judges stand to see Abe
Carson called up and ruled of the course for inh ire
basl the When saw Fred Gcbhar H give Mr. NJ:
race. expected to See Her Liyshlp favored with
lead of ten lengths, but one length was all She
You played the fifth races , ,..
for complaint. The best horse was the favonte, ne
had the best jockey and Won tna W bes orse
was second choice, and she got second place Royal
Arch third choice, got third place. Wouldn't have
anything BETTER
And the selling racer -, l.. u.oo
WAS awful sell Is Freedom SoP5' TO ,Dd race
stand to see Ryan called up, but the judges dl1n o
appear 10 have any business with the owner Of hG he
ever finish tell you that gang knows how bowl TO
have hogMln' without inyn too too many mn re cre
gor on lie went down to . to and won in a
Se ud Ay%s s vGH a aG SSo % %a
a genuine 'leadppe for such as caught on , i've
berg but they don't turn up often there
When the irain stopped under the carshcd the pas,
of and went their several ways pondcrinG deeply
on the strange occurrences of the day The thought
at jerome Park wake up
Details of the given below
FIRST RAcE-PURsE 5000. MAIDEN Two.YEAR-
OLDs SIX FURLONGs.
D. D. withers's ch. c. by Tom Ochree-Ma iorty, ,
rresfnsss stable; br e. Gcqdarme 1p7 AHdsITsSn
ST. ISIsri e% 6suD&iSps' 70 goT, DSs@S
INV Ssd fsSS; E 9S sya H'; lo7 sas
+ Harper Co.: b. U1tah 10 ,o7 ,w MisEtinR
EA f4Tdr car Eae' DAISY S2y eo % o io7
Y :' Bay: Sst' 10 nIds sI%ss
T. W. wadens ch' + fm noT' 10 10 a. 'NiHe'N'n'
Odds To T%gyd&y 10 to Sa M' %dcdr SG Il
70 Gondes Is to Howe Is to S @onSd 20 90 10 i
Queen q d 20 e Yay 70 40
, l. Muusls paid $50 rs.
Tbcv broke away only once before the flag fell
excellent start samaria. Passport and Gltondes a
once began racing for the lead Uirondes taxing IL
the club house releasing at the half to samara
WIN showed the way around the big bend Dauphin
I moved up as they swung into the homestretch an'
squared away for the final struggle haif length oefo
the Majority colt who neck before Kern ah'
, candarme The all black shot to the front in re
Spouse to gentle urging and leaving his horses a
every stride won with ridiculous ease by three lengths
Kern. under the whip Tor uiree iuEionSs' n"'''i ~
head behind Gendarmc
I SECOND RACE-KAToNAH HANDICAP. THREE
: yEARoLDs. $50 EACH 81, 500 ADDED. ON
MILE.
Moeleand Eoshes b. Badge by The riTssd
Jordan eaanr' pix nsm 9%''q Ycs Ill I3 ga3Sr5
rreaness Stables ims alfn 9S 10Y (And'r'o"'
Odds To wl9Is1ge to t RGnee - TO
p Place-Radre 70 3 Defence to ..
Muuas paid ~ 90.
Umpire led for six furlongs and died under Palmer
terrific pull Anomaly then took up the work but sooi
combined assault OF Badge ana Defence
who moved up together from the rear where they mac
been waiting each other. The faVor@ uroppe0
= Defence at the urlong post and. coming on IN
gallon won by three lengths; Defence head peior.
Anomaly Her Lnyship reserved for the fourth
race 70 beat Fren1i
: | THIRD RACE-PURSE $1,000 SPEClAL "l-l"hA0
IA MILES.
Dryer Brothers b. Bella Bby EnquireTvS G noS
T. u yr iS' CO. IS Dr. c. Eevc g. "a tAndersonl
W G. Days ch. g. Bronlomarte 4 lO2 ,tr,aa,dmnndR
preakness Stables b. g. Rupert. o. lob tdLu'n'ul
Excelsior Stables b. c. Bohemian. 3 % Cwnene,iD
p ! NJ l.. Mtche's en- c. Red Prince 4, lOo (u9oualV
!. " Timc-2 IL IA. =
Post odds To wn-Bea b. : 10 . EleYe . 10