New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
RACING ATTWO BIGTRACKs
OPENING DAY AT JEROME PARK.
rUrR1ns FOB THE wrrHERs eTnKEs-BTRENzI
70 HAVE A waLKpvEBs

Jerome Park In all It's sprng beauty, and with
FAR better arrangements than before to receive
and provide comfortably for great crowd OF specta
tors viii begin its spring meeting to-day. inc
times of departure for the special trains 70 the course
may be found in The Trbune's advertising Columns
Drawing room cars will be run, and In every way
the transportation facilities win be superior TO those
~ nrevious years The covered walk Of brick tagging
from the trains TO the grand stand will 90 boon
% all race-goers Moro than seventy wellEnown and
responsible bookmskers, including all the firms with
the heaviest capital and the widest reputation VIII
civ, the ODDS in the betting ring which will be under
ne able supervision Of John Kelly, the most popular
AZ managers There Will be also plenty OF French
poo machines for straight and place betting, although
The new electrical recorder will not be used as II
.nnears to be still little shady and uncertain In
is operations. If tho day is fair, Jerome-ave Will
be IN perfect condition for driving up to the course
the track viii IN perfect condition for racing, and
an immense crowd Of spectators should be present.
The peerless Firenzi will appear, but unfortunately,
NO owner dares 10 q horse against her, and she
viii have a walk-Over in the third race
The chied attractions Of the day will DO the Juvenile
stakes and the Withers Edward Kellys colt Devotee
fMr Kelly runs his horses under the name OF the
Madison stablel ought to win the Juvenile There Is
NO doubt that the private work of this colt has been
remarkably good In the Great American Stakes no
was unlucly in every way, and moreover, his shns
were so sore that ne could not do himself justice
Mr. Morrs's Druidess may run second, as her prNs'o
form is HIGH although her race on Tuesday a. inc
Cravesend track, was very bad
1t is a great pity that Mr.. withers's famous son
saon-Feverdslo colt is coughing and In no condiVo
to start for the withers. The Brookdase etaoie VIII
ba represented by Orator, but he is not likely 70 10
nuoh against so good . colt as Diabio Although mr.
Hsggjns Fresno is announced as probable StafUo'
he is not at all likely to run, as he is not ye' NJ lot
a hard race, and the Haggin representative WIZ DO
Ransom Eric Ransom and Reporter appoAS !" nave no
chance against Dablo In his present form' anu
s,aeot piablo to win the wthora and think orator
win run second.
Salisbury should win the first rsos Al l,4oo yards
with Banner Bearer second.
Next comes tho Juvenile. D~otee 70 "in' Nne
Morris Stable In second place.
Ffrenzps walkover follows.
J. A. B. with his light vetshe should VIII 'n'
fourth race, Heiyidepe second.
THs Withsrs' Stakes should fan to Diaon' ora'sr
second. o... a.,
tie only other starter. -,
Tbe ssyanta race Is . selling affair, and there WIZ
n an extxa race for which entries will close a. me
traok AZ noon to-day. Racing viii begin at O'CLOCK
Thu best of starters, J. z. Caldwell VIII starr ~
Jerome. vhae his son Gssrie, VIII hold the DAG Al
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