New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13
LONG AT JEROME PARK.
cporcHET DEFEATED BY IGNITE.
-. PECULIAR RIDING OF lord HARRY

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AND REDFELLcw.
Melancholy day at Jerome Park, so far as the |
ras concerned, and also so far as the feelings |
wsss .ossr. Of some of the favorites were involved
80 .,a-.hle number Of spectators was present, III
!, ,he cold raw clustering afternoon, ana they
W !, wonder and alarm upon the amazing rui"e
,ockey Miller on Lord Harry In the first rsce anu
s,.,ow in the third. The riding OF th's ooy 'iiiIo
- s.or talked about before. 1t was talked aoou'
~ ,D..lv when he was on La rosca IN the rooo-
..s stakes at Saratoga, and when that srea' ivy
R .,seated After that race the Houeh hro'lois.
.-n.s o. La Tosca, decided that they oa NV 80
ssnee - =. Nvner,s siding He had previously been
u ~,,a-lv Jockey of the sehuylkiT Stable, bu' nis
were promptly dispensed with. LORI marry
" aavr remarkable speed OF late, ana OF oOule' nc
= ~. favorite In the first race at % anu o''n
80 Major Domo. ridden by Tarsi' "aS s'0"o
.naon Lord Harry got of well ana kept eOou pOSi
49, until he approached the head OF the
o,.,euse had been leading. but at that point i'a-
noved ND on Orageuse with Major pon'o' anu :. -,
.nnsrently certain that Major Domo woulu WIZ
mo =, ~nsr,s friends had been backing Major Domo
- NOT have ridden Lord Harry in way hiore
-, 4. rive the race TO Major Domo. lie PuliVN
~, -. h,ck az Major DOmo went up, and' so Tar "s
.,a he seen By the closest scrutiny. he mace o p.o
.nce ~ an effort IN the homestretch' Lofu
80. Get a place Taral won very easii! WIN 49,
nomo Int he unwisely rode so close 10 oraeeu'o " -
80 t,rlopg that Orageuse was pinned In 70 Tue =,
tsmh,sy on Orageuse could not use nus ~INt p,
=. haA CON. straight down the middle OF the u"en
~ ,,oroo v,ord have defeated Orageuse wlthou'
,,1stos+ dnsculty by a couple Of lengths al i'~s,
,,1ev made a complaint Of foul against Iari or
~. tudVes questioned Tsral. but justly anu Idly
.Ac,ded that there was no foul. II "S =, t,-ine
a,re-snt case from that which occurred "0H Stione
C-achsman. swerving and staggering nun .,.rs her.
orossea Oraceuse and fouled her by 49, Domo
althourh he may not have touched he'' - aid ride
49, 80 Gtnpede- Orageuse although TARA ~ prt il
- -. a. IN hamper Lambley's wmPPe .n,,g for
- .rt,-elv unnecessary and ioonsH ncb
-, =. 40 He ought always 10 oe o., ,s hoo
.r,cks His reputation is TOO goou -. -. .oon 70 such
-. ana he rs too excellent JOCKEY "
devices. catching Major Domo
The !uoses ~o,0 - ortion was taken about Milo, -
~no o'~e - Harry. The Board OF Oontrol "-s e.
rians "a investirate this case. b. T. C".1s III
VIII P-. "a Parry is said TO have oachou us
n. NAV not have been IN fauI'' Du' -"
. severe cross-QuestiOning -. e+on in.
rns ROAD of Control ought also 10 pu' . ~ 20
4.1r 20 the insolent defiance OF us orueis a.
""NI, - in thu same stable in the betune' AZ
49,, TsrL ON Saturday hardly bookmaKer couiu "
"Ni,' oonnled Russell and Reckon in the oeV'n'e
=, A. .acono race Yesterday hardly one OF Uei '0Nf
- NA "a snenoonet The rule is perfectly Pl'il'
ros the goard Of Control intend TO nave d aus i''''
mpudenty spit upon and grSunu o T in the second
rare and the greatly improved COY neP third The
n IN IatiOnade secoLd and vernon rbaro uas a
G NIL barEed Temple handsomely Ihere w was hrt
trsmendous tip out on Marcus G Invariably go
naS , srd silver Fox came home In the ruOA' NV
was te Morris did not believe that Judge M0rr row
is vim around the Jerome Park turns, anu "s en-
A. ~ him from the third race eenorltS Wa 9ettino
phaic favorite and al easy winner NAh0'''
p1ae and tlllfl
80 Crorches race with Iorkvhle BeILe laS g. nc
she was naturally made the ayorie a. ous b mi Ignite
p-,aduav STAKES for twOyearod nIIes, O4 ~ &c
,,-an her with amazing facility WlhhInS ule 80
with Crochet second, ana the eA'i0Ni "
f21TeuGi lnt far better at six furlongs than at
sS6 half This might be Inferred from ms races
aS tvoyear-old He would not try IN tne liza! .4
Sta[es ~ mile and half ON saturday, put yes'ej 9
An the ffth race threequarers OF mhc ne 10 80
~ at money before he fairly realized that ne NSS
pacin Nr Both Russell and Dr.. Has6roTck Were Wei
Dscheu' ,,Fcr 10 see where the effort came in. sir
George Wa second and W0Odcutter Jhlrd; ,. :;
tobn Cavoragh won the last race WIN PIehyA ~
hand WateTsOn was secOhu anu 10 sbjrd race an
pt.annr He aDpeared to be afraid TO get any nearer
ie. 5is Ynonnf mlsht accidentally slip into place
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-sweepsakes, for all ages, nOn'wnners OF
81 oeo IN 1891 OF $50 each, with $1,000 ADDED OF
which 5000 20 second and 500 to third Non-win-
ners OF 500 allowed s n, and non-winners in 1881
allowed 10 n Madens, II threeyear-olds, allowed 10
n. IL fouryear.olds and upward, 20 b 1,4OO YARDS
St. Pi.
" ]. speirs's br. h Major DomO, by Tom
OchIt-ee-swees Home yrs 122 n:;T TX a
D. D. witherss CHI. I. or~suese, g. l94; 20 a
W. R. Jones D. g. 0s''"O'1 u Sins 3 Isl 81
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