New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
MORE RAvoRITEs AT JEROME
4 MAJORITY OF THEM SUCCESSFUL

A LARGE ATTENDANCE TO ZEE SEVEN HAoho'
About 1000 people wero present at Jerome PARK
yesterday to zee tho seven races run The ninnoor
would have been twice aslArge II here had oeeh no
clouds An the forenuon ard thcre he'd never been
any difficulties or delays IN the railroad service ~
The Harlem management would seek counsel rom MT
Cassatt and learn with what promptness emoothnesS
and sktn the Monmouth PARK CROWDS Sre nsnu0u -
July and August, tho racing receipts DOM Oh !no
road and OF the American Jockey Club would Dc mueh
larger 49,. ,r..
n was a half holiday attendance, and one tn@t "Ss
n,ons N NAV outside chances Hence the bookmakers
did fairly WE'LL although majority OF the ia'or'sS
won.
and therefore the scratches" made UP q ong hst
and most Of the fields were small.
rornsntor and Bill Letcher were equal rivals In
the betting on tho first race. for twoyearods, out
Tormentor won all the way at his case far out
chasing the neh while BIZ Lecher secureo second
place
In the Rfverdale Handicap the weights were an
nounced on May 81 That was before Mr.. Belmonrs
Belinda had developed her present form AS all the
owners and trainers looked on the hahacSp
Is certainty for tho Belmont etsoio'
the Cassatt entries and nearly al tho Others wore
taken out and only King Crab and BOnLomarte r&
against Belinda. The result was that the Belmont
fily had another exercise gallop, winning as she
liked.
Baliston was a strong favorits for the third race
and the Chickasaw stables, which sent to the post
both Balston and Drumstick, was so much backed In
the French pools to pay only 81 % proht on eaoh
s5 invested. FItziames had no small list OF friends
as he had been working we'll within day or two
but he could get only second place under the WHIP
BaIlston winning easily.
Three ran for the Van COrtlandt Stakes. and mere
was an upset. J. A. L. withdrawn, and Cor'eA
sarrlcd nearly all the money, whle Mr. bonner
Charley Dreux was despised outsider. Mr. Douher
did not CRY out aloud and spoke not about tho onsn"
of Charley preux. II he had, probably 10" "ouiu
have listened To him, for not many racing mon oeiu
himself and his trainer thought the colt nsd any
chance But the shrewdy kept stable secret proven
to be q certainty, and Charley DfeuX won win sur
prtSng ease, CorteZ second -. ko,,os &, tho
fifth race that he ought 10 have oeen iar su"IS N.Y.
fsyorte than he Jay +. Dee cannot sI4 I h1
in decent company but there sS % Wills Reporter
won under double pull -. ,.,Do,,., n TIM
eIiins race, and be made his thousands Of hackers
happy by winning without being oaies upon 70 W. az
sne Of the best ever seen , . a., ch.r,s,
Donohue rode two winners in one day.Sna Nats
preux and Grensder This was too much for the se
control of some sCepca spectators and tsnng hdS N
ali parts Of the grand stand and betang-rns were
In dine racing men will learn that is poor Policy
pgc" in June on .S S ssalT Sss the Se fsvore
or the last race but Maordom9 outran hes az sr t
ss IL was snpernous, as MsiOrdOmo had invincibis
DETAILS OE ISASl+'N'
FIRST RACE-PURSE s0Oo. Two'YEARoLps' SIX
FURLoNGS.
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ofhs Ss swssh i BIN IeicGei
ssOiss p Sr,msEs SSn i Sswc5d I6s
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from; Ss Il. TA sset !A in ass 81 o. saa
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second RACE - RIvERDALE HANDICAP. SO
EACH al $50 ADDED. lie MILES.
a Belmonts b. f. Belinda by KlnGhShefEBeaenS
YEAR; lSs b. g King Crab, t. he sIa,onl
y. C Days eA 6. Bson1Onsrts l0'''-'''"0A''
Betting. straight Cniy~Bsiinaa TO 8. King Crab TO
hsSs%ssssilhaa ssasht psd % os place sS s.
se'sn eayins only King ana Bron,onaiSe io
%aas IS % S g,S Easiest sssA Of Winners BY
e %s dosa Z uss
EHIRn RACE-PURsE s7OO. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
TITAN CoURsE-l,%oo YARDS.
rnieh.saw stables br. Bsllston. BY Blet-ynistSs
Ess.1, r. Id E Fs.i:i
aTSos SAGE. ss B. b g. ban.a:l
J. sfshRm's Dix I, S aefG2 b. ''''.''''ons" y
Bs.ns sasht and PaSSsk't Sn8 70 Sna
% sslf % ess as lily ar: .,as l. Lady
fnhisass aaa ailas e '' 1.d &c
Dr.%'Ss sP' . tSs S Ss:s q ss
1sa ss 70 q Hs ne ssns IeS and made he
s w the ts s AGlHdRE
whss was he matter Win BscEi
FOURTH RACE-vAN CoURTLANDT STAKES s3o
EACH 1880 ADDED. Ia MILES
R'TnR s. si assti~ ss '1'S'
sss 5 slssa: q: :S s:;:ssa
Betting, straight only|coFtsz 10 Mar'uder to
ohsIsk @ straight paid 's2 30 place
i,is SSsss' k gaSG ana q Withdrawn Ss.'
DreuI o. The sssTt ana Ss1 ensh Corte
s Saaalahsi fe sngtA before MsTspdSI 80,
YIFrTs RACE HANDICAP SwEEPSrAKES' ~
EACH $500 ADDED ONE MILE
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AuDurDdaA Stables b. ;r Jsy + Dee 10'''D's'
Betting sgHt sad Ds'e dsSsss % Z "a d
Ben masEi.o9 70 e s paid CO. place 81 80 Bel
as ' A s:s g as ns%s
ss 81 .s. Sssa s sss.. Yen as. SsSfs 9aa
sTYTH RACE-PURSE $500. SELLING. BLK FUN
LONGS
T. Hyiands b. h. GreDadier by Glsnsl6g onahns;
n sEgstdleySs B. 9. Dsiesin5n o. lo4 Be9aer}
nonoyan's 8. h. Guarantee 100 DAS Van
Rowland RspaTee Louis GsrTinS sac ram
b'''~E ~ Time-1 is Ia. 4. q
Betting straight and p!ac9-Grenaaisf 70 .t 1to i
Matnais-Grensdier straight paid ell 3d. place ~ 70
palesman place sl2 20 - a.. . Al. .,.,t and thong
r.ssnsn made most the running, the taNoTi@ t1ok N
pa he ,elt IKE it rather easily by lenPth
= Esssmsn second q length before Guarantee NO o'u 10
= srvENTH RAcE-HANDIcAP SwEEPsTAkfH
THREErYgAR4oIDs. eco EACH. $1,000 ADpEA
ls MILES. ,...o - ro,, oebntree-
sweet Home 1T tHsySsrd
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