New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
BURLINGTON AT JEROME.
HE WINS THE PELHAM HANDICAP.
INCIDENTS OF THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUBS
RACES.

INCIDENTS OF THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUBS
RACES
A cold. raw morning kept many people down.
town who would have gone to Jerome Park II the
forenoon had been genial and suspicious But enough
xere present TO display keen interest In the Pelham
Handicap, for two year olds, IN which Mr. Belmonts
psdiShah was the favorlte with Barney Rlley's Bur
uncton second choice. Some money was put on Mr.
gherss pair, the Cyclone colt and the Fan Fan colt
Int as no one In or of the Brookdae stable seems
10 know al any time In these days how good or how
bad any horse In IL really IS, turfmen are chary VI
rsking opinions on the merits OF the alblack repre-
sentatves. and still more chsry OF backing them eA
rept with small sums. Although Successor was nope
lessly outclsssed and far too much weight hsd peeh
put him, II one may Judge by all his puolc running
nevertheless he had some moneyed friends Inc W
clone colt, ridden by Doano, got on Slowly anu
cIumsily but soon took a prominent POSITION AZ 'he
head of the komestretch 1t looked as II Mr. "lVuers
would get both first and second money ms o'' Vi MS
colts were ahead Of the Others the ran All eolt IN
front and the Cyclone colt second IL Day vi 'n0
Fan Fan colt had Rugged the Inner rails CLOSELY.
,,oA,o on huntington would have been compelled
~ eo IN the outside and Burlington could not have
won. But Donohue slipped In by the rail ana by
dint OF hard work got Burlington up oWrluns
DAY M the finish, he brought Burlington home The
winner by a scant head in the last stride The ran
Fan colt was second and the Cyclone colt third.
training and had never been SO fit, hearty ana iaSt
IN his life The heavy going helped him. as he never
was happy in hearing his heels rattle Impartial
observers Of the race might well doubt, however
Mr. withers's pair not truly both better horSeS
intrinsically than burlington, and might wei oe-
lleve hat II these unnamed youngsters had peeh
train and dden h as IN G skill a, Burh st'n MT.
Riley's black colt would have been th'ru lns'ed u
FIST. Padishah has gone back badly. 'arrl sou
tolcd and strained, and jabbed and wrestled s'urdS
with the Belmont colt. But Padishah was Ill inc
dumps lie was stricken with the slows'-a severe
attack, from which he will hardly recover Deiore
next spring. even II he RECEIVERS then.
Garrison won on zephyruS, the second choice IN inc
first race. Prince Edward. owned by Garrison ana
his father.in.aw was second and the fav0riie Lazy
Reel came in third. 1t must have been uulE pam
full for Garrison to beat his own horse Dut the neroo
Young man stihed all weak sentiments Oh sSmPdIns
for his fatherin.law and for himsen and Responder
TO the stern call of duty with unfinchng resoiuuon'
II was pathetic sight, and might we'll have heu inc
os ~ Mr. belmont with tears If &c had been present
TO see It.
Golden Reel made a scarecrow OF her only an
taconist. Charley Arnold, in the second race lie
crawIed while she topped her wings ike sdi""in
crane and few away from him, although her hlgn' was
somewhat slow and laborious. But Charley Arnou
moved as deliberately as the progress VI ioIoi" "
the Democratic party.
After winning the Pelham Handicap with Burning
ton Donohue won the fourth race with King Crao'
who ran away from Bcnedictne and Little Minoh'
King Crab was a strong favorite, and Mlchael D"!cr
abcked him Little Minch sulked and was last py
fifty yards
Fitziames. with Donohue up, was looked upon as
another sure things in the fifth race. He led for
nearly half mile and then suddenly fell back Donohuo
said after tho race that the horse had been jumped on
Some slight marks were seen, but FIFTH ames had
received no serious injury. lie came again III fho
homestrec but the accident permitted Radiant the
colt of the twisted heels to win his first race this year.
with the featherweight Of 100 pounds on his back
His owner David Gideon, and his friend, Philip DAILY
thought that Fzjames would VIM and had little money
Radiant.
deplolable accident occurred IN this race. Little
Kelly stable boy, Mr.. Withers's FLY Stately
At the turn behind the clubhouse hill, he rode so
recklessly as and jostle Pocateo and King
mate and the jockeys. Day and Dorsey were thrown
SERIOUSLY injured His head badly, and there
is danger OF brain congestion He was taken 10 me
natro Judge on this hin to watch the jockeys
some OF whom ride most wckedly whom out oI sigh'
of the Judges and deserve severe punishment.
The 6ad-h AIDED OF Letitla would tear his hair
If he had any-over the deprayity Of that mare who
Is a strong favorite. And old Valet who defeated
her last week, again beiOre her at the hhlsh,
instance. Valet was an outsider In the betting He
Is a queer Old cacass for upsettng sOIt snaps.
Donohues riding of Lctrta was painfully bad and
showed not trace OF Judgment. Leiritia is not a
and if shs wis at all, must always be up W III the
leaders all the way That venerable ao Papa .a and
ment and affection are feely applied to himl. who
was chr stoned Joseph Cotton, mus hlFc iidIhtOh'
wants to win a sellingiace with Letrlta. Donohue
will not do unless he rides far better than he rode
yesterday
DETAILS OF THE RACING.