New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-31
nT.HLo IN THE wITHERs.
..uv OPENING DAY AT JEROME PARK
:. Rrs WINS THE JUVENILE STAKES WITH
DRUIDESS.

:. twogRrs WINS THE JUVENILE STAKES "iAAa
pRuDEss.
m. American Jockey Club had triumphant a sn,,
"a epsnng OF its spring meeting at jerome I'4 In
eSs.-s.y Twice as many people were ptose'
-. ont for the first day last year. anu 'n1
1000 would have been still larger IL po S'ouN
- covered the Sky in the morning kareN, ,,s,r
-. 60 many carriages of all kinds been seen W..
h..,.s ~ this or anv other American race-courSe'
- - ,ailroaa arrangements were vastly superior !"
80 NJ any former year, and yet they leh nue"
s,o., the requirements of the multitude Ins' VIZ
snt TO Fordham. The Grand CentraA e'Su -
shsSed with eager thousands OF race-goetS ,aS
"a and O'Clock, and there were not trains 80. 80
"a take them. san, there were more Tram. -
ev,r before and although ten times as inS"s 80.
room cars as were provided would have "e0n ~Hst
nm n they could have been secured, SUM- IL
-.h.-.t ,hs, this WIS a holiday rush. whicn
,,, not he repeatsd or approached at Jerome ara
stt,r this wear. Al the track everything wac nv
,u,nt ana carntshed, but the seven oe'lis VI 1922
chasing had been utterly cast OUT snu Sae' IT, AZ
room for complaint of any abuses ot e'" 49, nav
frances were broadened and streonot - ,n.n
tina covered walk over welElau piiS"S .,.,.,
commended. the grand stand hsd ooon Suo l. 80
treshened repaired reprinted anu S..,,rs .r,rg
and ,pbolesoms all through. In inc oV'uHe -"s
snN - hootmasers with the clear foretrOhts OF
VT oN
s~Is ,aans.rv invited speculation. Every man Vi
,h.r had face blazing with integrity lucy haVo
,ooA oads and sought no wicked sd'dn'@ss o1s NV,
wN. - Far onos the tiger had lain down Win
- ,v,,hout epgulfng the foecy aosoroer OF
Yin, and all was peace and harmony. LUG oo'~ne
,.ns was under the management OF Jonu hehS. so'
=. o~s ~ was mansged in the best manner possible.
Y. ooo' s,s,,.oS no controversies, no friction OF
any sort Tho odas s'0D
the fields were not large ,,..
yras the satisfaction that It was decided
IN have an extra day OF racing on MONDAY
Tsy s.bouse and the grand stand were indeeo
..a.,,. a rare upon, for spring fashions OF the
80. aeI,eate and attractive devices set on the enahs
:, countless fair faces and figures that the freesS
Borrhese might have envied' -,
p,.ssient John Hunter, of the American Jockey
c,s was keenly gratihed by the immense attendance
snd ,hs excellent racing So were J. O. Donner' W.
r,uer A. NJ Hunter and others OF the Executive
I.opomittee: T. A. Lovecraft the secretary ana
treasurer Charles Whestey. the preSidng judge Su
All the members OF the American Jockey Club. Among
the well-known tIrfnen present Wele August BEL
mont who acted as judge for some OF inc rsccS' -.
Cassstt, J. G. n Lawrence, J. II. Bradford, Leonard
" Jerome b. A. Haggin James X. heSne Coioned
Frank Hall Captain Conner, General Pryor Mr. "ai-
,vsv Nayor Grant Commissioner GirOy, Commissioner
Co,.msn James IL BreSlin. 0Bren, OF the lightning
EXPRESS: Cecil Clay, A W. Beadleston IL "hiuhs'
CAPTAIN Post Maior Robertson. William Goadby'
Colonel ochlltree James E Kelly, Lucius Ap-
pleby. Jonas LaDgfeldt John Chamoerin' Mr.
SANDS Ia Porest Grant Edward Kelly and many
others Mr. withers's absence was deForod o.
every one but to deep regret the Master of Bioo
dial, was compelled 70 60 to Brooklyn, as he haa 10
Iook ont for his horses there In the severe sickness
OF his trainer Hanrahan.
Asor the fsvorite Ballston had captured the first
raoe easily enough, the Juvenile was run. VI c0urSo
"a Helly's colt Devotee was the favOrte. Tie colt
vas beaten BY too free and early use OF the whip
,y Bsrbce, who cannot ride with patience IN these
laws. pevotee was nervous, sensitive and shrink
NO He cringed from the lash, sweH ell
,rom IL was so scared and suffered
uch arones of psu and terror that he could not eA
end himself Mr.. Kely's trainer, sncdeher' hAu OK.
,aht.si ,Dopohue 10 rde Devotee. But Donohue bad
ENGAGEMENTS at the brooklyn races, and II was neceS
AIRY to put up Barbee. There was great scarcity
~ GOOD Jockeys At Jerome, SO many OF them were
" rssed at Grayesond. II Jockey with delicate
,ut firm hand, perfect mastery OF youngsIer' ehuie
a,mnsss. patience and self-eOntrol one who Knows
low 10 wait ana make hts at the right instant ID
nut on Deyotee, the colt I'll win his next race
Mr.. Morriss Ally. Druidcss, by Stonehenge out OF
csstagnette who ran so badly at Brooklyn on Tues
day, won the juvenile, but half mile Is about her
limit; and although she showed dazzling speed As
Splinter winning the Juvenile easily in 40 IL sec
catching her. Davis Halls colt BavaHan was
good third and will carry o. honors later.
Mr. Caldweus start for the Juvenile was simply
perfect All the youngsters were on hvo line.
The best mare living, Firenzi, was heartily ap-
plauded as she walked the course for the third
race.
ony three ran for the fourth race, the Decoration
stakes at one and three-sxteenths miles, Belvdere
md Charlie Dreu,i being Withdrawn. Captain Browns
4 A n Rypnf mn
beat him easily at the end although the old rogue
werved badly. Hayward rode Eurus with mastery
kill, and the ancient rascal after swerylng Twice
without losing ground, lurched ahead 50 iast III INC
ana sfrides-although he was as clumsy and buDguns
M his rush as an elephant might be with delirfum tire
j. A. u. was badly oatYacei: CSpt I
Browns three-yearolds are running infinitely peio"
S.aSlo's form was so high both last year and at
he heid for the wfthers stakes: Fresno Is not yet
oady for race aud me Fayefdale colt is coughing
In the absence Of these two Diablo had no really
formidable opponents. and won the "ltheis eaalS
enough although that powerful and m S .bg pG ne
pace was slow up 10 the finish. and tho nme was
Las IA TIE scratch d lot lot Reb6s s 1A 81 rae sSs
no he anish, which was confined entirely %
q sse race felt NOR. strongly convinced than ever
before ina. the Fayeriae coli and Saltwater are BY
question Of the championship OF the year must DO
sGttied between. them.
Hayward won the selling on Miracle by getting
q long lead IN the second quarter mile. The horse
was firing badly at the nlish, aud arabeau was catch
King Crab made show Of his field IN tho extra
moe. They struggled in at long Intervals
DETAILS OF THE RACES
sIRsT RAcE-PURsE s7OO THREE YEARS OLD
AND UPWARD. TITAN COURSE Il0O YARDS,
Chiekssaw Stables br. G. Bsllson. by BNet-ylllette
p.s.s Hall. b. m Bs; III tAaS S)
n D. Withers's Dr. Salisbury, U, 1o4.. ,(GOodale)
Iieorge Forbess b. h. Fred b.. g. lo4 (esr. los l2)
lBuuerl 0
Iauasuey Bros b. g. Banner Bearer, g. 1o4 (Bergenj
Tme-l "a.
Betting straight and plaee-Bailston TO and 70 O.
fess II 70 and % g. Salisbury % and 70 Ban.