New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-13
YUM YUM'S FINE HEAT.
TREATING BANNER BEARER AT JEROME PARK
A REMARKABLE RACE RUN by THE HA''lN
FILLy THE OTHER CONTESTS.


The race for the Illusion stakes at Jerome Park
yesterday caused a greater commotion among inc
spectators than has been seen on any Eastern course
since The Dari beat Dew Drop at Monmouth farh'
1t is a pity that so few people were there 10 SEQ
Yum Yum defeat Banner Bearer best TWO III 'hioo
heats, at mile and furlong. Ihese '"o WIZ
the only starters. Banner Bearer carried ITO pouu
and Yum Yum III. The programme gave rum
Yum's weight as 100 pounds, and 1t was though'
tha, with co uybt burden she stood even chance
with Hammer Eearer The betting against cach was
e5 To 100 as they went TO the post Before inc
flag fell Samuel Rorke, assistant secretary iouh"
that under the conditions OF the race fuh iun'
had incurred "A penalty Of five pounds by winning
the Chappaaua Handicap on October B. The judges,
on being informed Of this, declared all pe's VII
ns covs trentv minutes for new business. 1t was
tho, tho common opinion that Mr.. Haggin woud
mt Hamilton on his flly at III pounds out he
hated 10 disappolnt Winchcll, who had weigheo ou'
TO ride and the boy accordingly rcmaihco III ''e
saddle He rode with exceptional judgment anu
skill Hamilton could not have done better ohuer
the change Of weights, Banner Bearer was maac
favorite at TO 10, Yum Yum dropping back IN
,,s hating TO 10 g. The FLY took the first heat so
cleverly that she became hot favorite or the seco
This she lost, owing TO the slipping OF her hca"
stall at a critical moment in the homestre'ch re"
persons detected this, and when she was seen "
swerve badly, 1t supposed that she was IN us
tress This impression prevailed to so wide All ca
font that for the third heat Banner Bearer "ch'
10 the post at odds OF 10 l on, while yum "''.
went begging at 5 to 1 against Those VINO hou'oa
the real cause Of the fly's defeat IN the seeonu
heat now backed her freely. Philip Dwyer Wa We,
Among the select few. His BROTHER MI
ha.l Dwver had already invested, 1t Is
said s5 600 on Banner Bearer, but no was fortunate
enough to send 81 900 into the ring at the last mo
ment on Yum Yum: Green Morris exp as stsa,ine
money and he liked that STYLE of stealing so nuch tna
he put up $1,000 10 win 500 az eas. ma sced head
and head Then the relding threw up the sponge anu
the FLY staggered home alone ,,o o,.,cr q,
Yum Yums weight aud several shrewd h9 G De
evcd that she should have carried only nCV vsc
of the ChappaQua Handicap they made II less man
while the yS OF y ne c baa carried only
log pounds the race would have been settled In TWO
The other races failed to arouse much enthusiasm
Full accounts Of how they were lost ana rs won Se
gwen ~ ' Than INV one s,lpposed It could be after
the hard rain of the morning.
FIRST RACE-PURsE 5000. ALL AGES. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGs.
Dwyer Brothers, br.. Fordham by Fa!setto Semper
Y 3 @iaA!y1 US lls sa:euix ) Joe Tsyss :
P A. HGng II &os f. sas 6is e. o. BlT Hs
Mrs. C. L. Lorillard's cA Dauphne, :. s. So
t. Bryans CHI c. craeksmap. :, 2 So Freeman)
Post odds: To wln-Fordham . 70 SALISBURY ? to !
LATTE is to l. bauphine 90 l. Place-FOrdham to
10 SALISBURY to
Mutuais paid s2s 70.
Salisbury refused Join his horses and causod delay
Of minutes the post. Al the second break ne
ran a quarter-mie before Taylor could stop him. Inc
fair for all except LATTE, who was $40"
getting Fordham. Fred B.. Salisbury and Britain
mic raced for the lead at top speed Passing The club
Fordham forged the 'front.' and thereafter the Issue
in doubt, the favore drawing away a, every
oecrtb v thrQp
b. tired badly at end, and Salisbury coming with
squirt him the post by short head Little Minch
sonoma and Sam Harper jr., did not start
SECOND RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. THREE
YEAR-OLDS $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. LIS
W. wadens ch. My own by Sensation 9usens
fzesls hiss saSc Is B. Golden Reel iOa anSr
Post odds To yin-My own even Mira0eau even'
'0 Muiu ais'' psia 90 70.
Golden made the running for seven furonss with
My Own second, length before Mirabesu Nearing the
head My own dropped back aud Mira
beau second place. Palmer went very wide with
Golden avoid the heavy going near the rail- and
as Taylor attempted bring Mirabeau on the outside
he carried OF his course. losing much ground
Ny own under the whip for quartermie, came through
on the inside and after hard drive by neck. Mira
beau three lengths before Golden Reel. No bid for the
winner Taylor charged chat Palmer interfered with
him. but the judges dismissed the complaint.
II
EACH, 81 900 ADDED. l Ia MILES.
r. Draiiey's b. 6 lie Legos by Lelaps War Peel Q
gF Ess B 10 = 2 Bella D. i'll %s%. :
T. Hairs EsQqman a. Jos INC h 1pansr
J. + Mecarthy's 5, 6. Joseph, 8 1O4 tchuTs99
L suarfs b. c. Tristan, TAM 8 lG5 - Hnyward iH'
Post edd To TlamBes to EsSgTaq1 Is to
Joseph 20 to l. Place-Le Logos to l. Bella b. to .
Joseph took the lead at the start which fair for
all except Esquimau, who being left the
post Hamilton hal to ride hard to overtake the field
Before they had furlong Bronzomarte took
the running and showed the way the club house
Joseph led the procession behind the bluff and at the hall
length before BronzOmarte who Tapped to saddle
by Tristan, length before Bella b.. EsQuimau still
bringing up the Hamilton down vigorous
drive and Esqulmau responded impressive STYLE string
his horses after another and swinging into the
stretch hall length before lie Logos and Bella b.. who
were head a9d head In the final struggle Esquinau's
saddle-grh broke and he fell back lie Logos then drew
out and won without touch Of whip spur by two
lengths; Bella B. length and a half before EsQuimau
FOURTH RAcE--ILLUsIoN STAKES. $50 EACH.
$1,000 ADDED HEATS OF is MILES.
j. B.. Hagsn's Oh. Yum YUM by 0n9ndasa,
Lamasne g'i Bsci6er' b. q Banner BssJer BY
Tme."a 200 70 .o1 10 " a:io
According to the programme Ysm Yum carry
LOG pounds and she went the post with that weight
up Mr.. Caldwell the point Of dropping the flag
one in the secrrsarys Office found that the
fy's correct weight should be III pounds and the
was stopped All bets were declared of and twenty
minutes allowed for making books Before the
detected the betting stood Yum Yum 95
100, Banner Bearer 95 to 100 Yum Yum's additional
1--WE pounds her back, and when the pair again APP
peared at the the odds ruled Banner Bearer to TO-
Yum Yum to 8.
First heat-Banncr Bearer went in front and led
for q mile. In the last fuilcng Yum Yum closed with
him, and coming under easy pull with ridlcu-
lous by a length Williams spurs In this
heat but used his whip freely.
Second heat-Post odds: Yum Yum 1 TO .,
Banner Bearer g. Williams had spurs
this time and began using them at the |
fall OF flag Banner Bearer got OF in front again,
ridden driven every step Of the way from
finish. lie opened Of four lengths in the
first quarter mlls and Yum Yum could close 1t.
She with fine exhibition OF speed and courage In
the hOrncstreteh but at critical her headstal
sia he