New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
A SELLING AFFAIR RUN TWICE AT JEROME
PARK
Mr.. FEHcUsoN's BLUNDER-FrvE FAvoRITns
GO DOWN IN DEEP MUD.

Iambley Bella, and NJ Lynch on
| Lemon could not be driven back to the
| rest OF the field. The famous Towser, OF barking
proclIvities and tall sycamore Of ebony darkness
imported from Latonia TO I'LL the dgnlhed and honor
able Office of assistant to the starter, used their long
| snake whips in vain. Neither was drunk on the
| alcohol of egotlsm, but both failed to show that
| aacrty which the occasion seemed 10 demand They
| did not hop and skip around I'm as lively fashion as
tho festive grasshOpper In Kansas potato patch and
| several times tho horses came near running them
| iOwn. Mr.. Ferguson beside himself. Much
language made him mad, and I'm spirit OF humor-a
spirit which contained minimum of caloric and a
| maximum of chOer-he dropped his rcd flag while
Lemon was some fifty feet in front Of the starting
post and ono hundred feet in front Of his field. This
feat was accomplished after a delay of thirty minutes
Tho race was run out and DR.. Streets Deception
won by four lengths, Clendae second Lemon third
tho others nowhere.
The public obllgngly Informed the jadges that 1t
was no race the Information being impaired with
considerable noise and enthusiasm. and many demon
STATIONS of woe. The miserable, cold. shverlng
Jockeys started to dismount TO weigh in but
wero checked and ordered back to the post
whore they sklrmi he'd for ten minutes before
the flag was given a second time. Then the favorte,
had a chance. Refund soon worked to the front and
Letria took second place, while the others strung
out till they formed procession a quarter Of Il
mile long. In this order they finished, the only
5emblance of race being between Elevo and Glen
dale who had 1t nip and tuck for third place.
SO Jerome Park had heat race after all, though
It was not down on the programme. Tho result
caused intense dissatisfaction for few moments but
signs were TURNED 10 laughter. OF course the
had to be run over The first heat simply
a false start. The starter terribly handicapped
and should not be ccnsurcd for what was nothing
more or less than one of the accidents Of racing.
The track was In tho worst possible condition and
fba thpp
not overwhelming The fields OF starters were much
reduced by scratchings which fortunate, as there
was less danger OF accidents. Five favorites we've
beaten, the only successful being Successor who
rompcd home in the inst
Tho second extremely Disappointing
on saturday King crab took up 10 pounds and
beat Tristan who carried ia. Yesterday these two
met at level weights, 10 pounds, and naturally
King Crab was made the favorite. Tristan won
without effort by four lengths. The elder Hayward
rode Tristan saturday yesterday tho horse was
ridden by Hayward, jr.
Maidstone, well ridden, the Katonah Handi-
cap, beating Reporter, s.uggari and Kern. Re
porter overwhelming favorie. Weight
stopped him.
Pontiac turned the tables Fihiames in the fourth
race, beating him easily FItzjames the favontc.
Weight and bad riding stopped Bradford Anderson
raced him to a standstIl IN the first hafmile.
Badge was unable to give j. A. b. ten pounds In
the fifth race, and j. a. b. won without hurry or
hustle.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURsE $1,000. TwoYEAR-oLDs.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE FURLoNGS. STRAIGHT
COURSE.
stable, ,Ss ;.s@ Successor by y%1Fsa
D. s p WitRerss Dr. c. cRisfsin ioS (csF IolS
John Days b. Carrie c. 11o..."....(w. Donohue 3
3 qsEE9 so e. Fo ia i5a,S f9y9g gta
Chicago StaLic's Dr. c. Robesplcrc, 1l3( o. Covneon o
Castle stab.es b, EImstone, ~; ......u 9mep .
Ga%5crand S,seio'; Jessica esS;s3 9
W. LOve' b. f. MARI Tlm Loyf o. lo0''''"y''P .
Be,n' to gP f1a acbaIn . Eesae 10 70
Rolcspcrre II l. Elmstone 20 to !, Jessica, Irese
Betting for piacs-succcS-or o. chtefg1a 2 to
GaIs &C. 70 % u Tm5oae to cca Trese ami
Marie Loyell each 10 10 l. -, an ~ .,ooo s,o a. .
n5se III S5 straight p'a 'O w. pave
delay Of ten minutes At the post t fair start Tar ,Ss
went out once and Jed . the foot Of the .,d h MIN
him Donohue took Carrie C. to the extreme 9utae T
Successor was in front at the head Of the min stretch
When however Anderson called on he SEofe M c1Stb
Carrie C. tired be Ky at the end ami Chledn secured he
g6 1 RI y lS ceta and Yosegay dd
| SECOND RACE-PURSE 81. 200 SPECIAL WEIGHTS
lie MILES
| L, suarts b. C. Tristan, by Glenelg1EIrovla@ I
rTo s no b; King crab l. 10 1Birne
,.n-,, r..,,, - os ...... f1 Ib5y5G3} 3
Betting to yn F7asi e 20 to to King CRAB 70 o.
DeIRs Stng for pleceTricn to s. King Crab none
D'faq!sa f S's% aF p paid SIS CO. place 81 So
NS 5S pfsS Bssn ssr S saa bal
hurled RaT King TO front and raced %tR D
a AM 10, 9 2co co@ nj and cGST vas
mercy a. he W va "a, aT n5Sgs lie led Z" he
| Gnnib winning with astonishing case by four lengths
K Pls Crab sgond enehs before DgauItsT ,a MR0
s Ssai Fs' and j. j. A. ' B. We're Withdrawn
THIRD RACE-KAToNAH HANDICAP. IHh ZEE
YEAR-oLDs. $50 BACH. $1,000 ADDED ONE
A. j. i ca.sats b Maidstone by vandeGHhSUNg1
S 1r' RH!sghs Kegq5,s! Sio7,aSStsFPsy}
p d w iIas.a's d. b. S G. Kern i6a i9
p.t,Ing to wln-Mudsioac 10 to 8 Reporter to .
syf stIag for 2RepOrer none Slug
gard gyens Asd stasht paid $40 O5 place 81 90
, he was length before Reporter. who was only
neck before spsgard Tn gS os sna M av into tbc
Tad In the my steriou- precincts Of My.teFy eHe ana
wen sg"' Who TED Reporter BY length The fayortc
vas In difficulties and The odls were % hSa cd P
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| n or.Io and buddhist withdrawn.
| EorRTU RACE HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP
SWEEPSTAKES. go EACH $1,000 ADDED. SIN
| FURLONGS. =, n. co
As1 mSr4n's sf bf. c. Fuiarlcs J. l22 Do9o6ue
- Piiand 4 Roche's b. h. bradford D. 1914 Ander7onl
ncif Fiinn's b. a. Young Duke. aged, ia Hayward
| T. D. '' Time-l 10. -
Noting 10 win-Pontiac to /. FlHlames 10 .
| D.adford q 10 3. Young Duke 10 70 J. - .
ia,ting FOR place-P Pontiac 70 ., FlHlancs 70 =
| ,,-idford . 10 D. Young Duke to J. 90 49,
Observation-Disclosures straight paid $40 place ~ lO' fN
| lanes place IS 10. $500, ...t-., oaoh o,to- ,,o,
tho STAT 10 the head Of the homestreteh where IN
former gave up the contest re- hea W'Ht Id ~