New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-06
FAST HORSES AT JEROME.
RACELAND, SALVADOR AND FIRENzI.
JUDGE MORROW WINS THE TITAN STAKES.

! the people who went out TO the comehest' hoS'
| diversified and most charming course IN America
J were amply repaid full measure ana Dilmming over
for their short. easy and comioftaolc journey ~
Fordham The railroad service was excenent' ana the
c,oomles ~ crmblers found nothing to crlticise In
the entertainment afforded. Mr.. Ferguson was IN
faultess form, giving prompt and periect starts
Hts send-on for the fourth race, when he had big
field exactly aligned across the track "heh inc nag
fell was as admirable piece OF work by starter
as has been seen for years. There were no uouoiui
decisions at Jerome, cases IN whrh any vi 'he
spectatoIs we're Inclined TO disagree WIN inc Judges
The races were run of promptly that everyone was
hok in toun ln time for an early dinner aud an
evening at the play.
Three horses of high fame, known In every corner
Of the land showed their PAGES. These were eaValof
Eaceland and Firenzi all idols Of the rsce-goihg pubic
The opposition to salvador was 80 ieepie IN he hrst
race that Il was practically only an eAoTse gaIiop
for Mr. Hagglns splendid colt the most consistent Oh
the American three yearolds of 1889, who has won
more bicbcIaes races, with, fewer defeats, than
any other Raceland Is in excellent condition.
and was not all out at the finish OF the 81 Nichoias
Handicap although Badge seemed 10 nave all us
speed and made Raceand run little ana oaiT1soh
ride a little in the homestretch. NO oWher OF uAher
yentured TO start horse against the queeny Frenz
although there were 5000 second money and Sloo
third money lying around loose for any one to pick up
over.
In the first race only Hyperion and Ganymedo were
bold enough to run with salvador. Inc hasgin coN
won at his leisure while Hyperion and Ganymede
made a dead heat for second place. AS barnes roae
Ganymede and as HyperOns previous races had been
very DOOR Ganymede was strong iaVorle over
Hyperon for second place. The bookmakers would
hardly Law dollar against Salvador, although few
small bets at 20 10 / were recorded Ganymede fsl'
tered and sackeDed stride in the final hundred yards
and all Barness efforts could only secure dead-hcai
with Hyperion for second position AS only throa
horses ram nearly all the betes in the books on both
Ganymede and Hyperion lost little money me
French pools on the race were declared OIL ana the
money was refunded. with such result 1t was i'm
possible TO get enough out of them to pay the per-
centage after paying all the tickets,
II is not known why Mr.. Estel, who manages the
colossal FL Rio Roy for Mr.. Winters, threw away the
chance of winning Sl4 100 In the Titan stakes which
would have been the mercy OF the big Californian.
seven ran for this big prize, with ito $4,000 added
money! Frederick /. was Withdrawn, but Livonia was
added. Magnate, with Garrison up. pronounced
favorta with Burlington, ridden by Mclaughlin. and
Tournament with the dusAy demon, Hamilton in the
saddle also heavily backed. BY the conditions OF
the Titan Stakes colts had b carry 22 pounds
zach while G.. L. Morriss colt Judge Morrow, got in
with only lO7 pounds as he had never won race
worth 81 900 clear. All the seven horses in the
but Tournament proved himself the best colt of them
all All were in line at the start. Lvona ana
Judce Morrow set out to make the pace. with Tourna-
ment close up. At the turn by the cubh house Iourna
mcnt stumbled and almost fell losing so much ground
as TO drop 10 the But Hamilton soon nan hih
in his stride again and well did tho colt run that
be beat Magnate for second place by head in a
desperate contest for second place In which both
Garrison and Hamilton doing all in their power
A remarkable and excellent performance this for
Tournament after his unlucby stumble. But for this
accident he would undoubtedly have won the race,
But favored by this mischance to Senator Hearsts
fine colt, Judge Morrow, with bis big
| advantage of fifteen pounds In the
weirrts won the Titan Stakes and $4,000 by
a length, Tournament second head before Masnate,
Burlington q close fourth.
Nearly every one on the track would have been
far better pleased the pucky generous patient
and persevering Senator Hearst win the Titan rather
than so unpopular owner Green b. Morris, bur
the Senator's racing stable is still pursued and perse
| cuted by the imps of Ill luck
| August Belmont and Perry Belmont were both
| present and both were much disappointed that Mag
| nate did not do better in the Titan.
| But they enjoyed substantial consolation when
| Raceland ridden by Garrison, won the 81. Nicholas
Handicap at mile. Evidently the breach In the
Belmont stable Is wholly healed, or Garrison would
not have had the mount on Raceland. Mclaughlin
|
| Company. Ksceland was the fayorlte at to 1 on
H re Tsber easily at the end although Barnes cha
| lenged strongly with Badge in the homestretch.
prador with Garrison his back, had the top weight
Of i22 pounds. Grenader, ridden by Donohue was Tho
tart was perfectly fair and for all Grenader
ran badly and failed 20 get place Garrison rode q
Fs;pls s1s won S handso@e With Adopb second N'"
Ietrltia was the favorite IN the last race. but
,ine AZ the start and got pocheted the turns
e. fetrltia secured second place only, first money
| going TO the Dwyers' colt Brussels
DETAILS OF THE RACING
v,rsr RACE-swEEPsTAKEs THKEE-YEAKoLDs
400 EACH IL 600 ADDED. Lie MILES.
I r. Uaggn's Oh. C. Salvador, by Prince Chatle--
sap Myan7s Dr. C. Hyperion io5 Covlngtonj d. H.
= j. Bsdwin's b. c. Ganymede 10, tBaInesj D. II.
pe,une to wn-saTaor to 20 Hyperion 25 to |,
Ee16s for place-salvator none, Hyperion to g.
sa1si Hat% afSa'o hyPon eanym.as to
mite T4 Dss he y sasas oyer po them M and Won
%she sde and made dead heat With Hyperion for the
s aS a 1. %d1aSa ssssf n m
dd moi care 70 race AGAINST savaor Withdrawn
| SECOND RACE-TITAN STAKES.
For two-yearolds Of 81 600 added to sweepstakes Of
sOq forfeit Or only SEQ Z See1a out sy
AMI RS nrd F s. ,se1y sw 500 out q 6e
e aAs o TS sS-ts Of yn %'S
: goo zach .? one % ss aa. q? as value
winners of 90 900 allowed s OF 81 900, Ss Maidens
sIinwed IL ms The Titan Course, 400 yards.
G. b Morris b. Judge Morrow" Sy Vcss ySSd
G. Hssrst's b. c. Tournament. by Sir MO1r.i~Plsy'.
'4 hsaon Z: b. Masose. BY The III b4 1NSs,
n. n' R ley blk G Burlington. i22 !?,F i2fsj
n,,,., BROTHERS, b. C. June Day, io3 -, Cnsinss
Preaknss, stables b Liyonia Up, (Ahdsr.on
W. wv ponchuel
| rafting 10 win-Jufge Morrow N l. Tournamen,
s,o J. Msgnsts - burlington to q June Day 10 70 i
| FtTnwood Is II !. Iivonil 20 10 l.
! Betting for plaeh-Jntea Morrow evan, Tournament
| 10 Magnate 20 5 Burlington evens, June Day 10 4
| Fernwood % J. Lvonia 20 " l.
| Mutuals-Iufce Morrow straight paid e2b IS, pla1,
sls 60 TOURNAMENT pace S2l o.
After short delay ct the post the Gag fell on as fair
start as could Wish 70 Tournament IN front
. neck before Judge Morrow. Livonia third FernwOoC