New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
ArrRsT.cLAss DAY FOR FAvoRrrEs.

AFIRST-CLASS DAY FOR FAvoRIrES.
eHaEE FIRST AND THREE SECOND CHOICE
HORSES wINNKRs-EETRIEs FOR TODAY
Thursdays racing at Jerome Park was profitable to
packers Of favorites bur that Of yesterday was even
more 90. Out OF seven races on the card nfee were
Won by first and three by second favorstes The
hreatenlpg appearance Of the skies and the rain mat
kn In the carly morning were sufficient 10 de'er
many nom yenturing 70 the track, and as result
ne attendance was poor, numbering only 2ooo, as
compared VITA the 10000 of Decoration Day.
Iago, Telephone and May Queen turned out
tor the FIRST race, which was for
,arse d $500; distance, 5 IL furlongs.
Telephone was looked upon as something approaching
a certainty, and to was freely laid on him, with
yaxo and May Queen well backed at 8 to and
TO respectively. Telephone got little the best
Of the start, and led to the head Of the home
stretch, whre Iago collared him aud desperately
close finish resulted in favor Of the second choice
BY Q short head. May Queen was last all the way
and finished ten lengths behind the leaders.
Long Right was the only entry for the second race
md walked over the milo for the halfstake,
$3.50.
A select party of four, comprising Fides Auricoma,
Benorta and Gypsy Queen, went to the post for the
principal race of the day, the ladies' Stakes, of 800
each with 81 $50 added distance, and oneeighth
miles; Sunshine Corinth, Holiday and Daylight being
withdrawn Fides, on account Of her Brooklyn form,
was made the medium Of plunge, backors eagerly
laying b 10 to her s'nSF' 'iRs0 a %ss
isd AGAINST esGnsa Anrcoms, Willis ePsy Queen We:
q moment in doubt Fides making ridiculous show
OF her field and winning slow race with the utmost
Gas: The ~ ouTh rase r 5000 brought SH,
sntther fold of three: and . OF these p ~ s.
I 'I To- was tsEsn about khaftafp ~. LOns snd
SS hal. sG mile before he could &c pulled Then
BE- lost S,c start Nth os oT se Charlie s By head KSs
0' ReIsn had no difficulty in beating his solitary op-
Mrscie led his field wilo' thc.wisp dance In the
Ernest although nearly every the stand believed
that Long Knghta to iayorts,haab won Kissing 81
The authorities have decided to race on Monday
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
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ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Firenxi win gallop away with the first race Fal-
can with Garrison up, ought 10 run second.
p.varisn and Civn Service ought 10 DO first and