The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-31
A DISMAL DAY AT JEROME.
a SMALL crown OF DARING Spirits
BRAYRD THE RAIN AND MUD.


neskos Defeats Carrie c.-Tske Back
wiss Ter Jinny Long
streets Work Ter tie Match.
The Monmouth Park Racing Association n
certainly having Its own share OF Ill luck this
year. and from present Indications the divi-
dend will be largely OF the Irish order at the
close OF the season. The heavy rain Of yester-
day prevented many from going TO the track.
and made life hollow mookery for those dar.
ing spirits who did 20. The stake features Of
the DAY, the Optional for two.yonr-olds and
the Newark for three-year. olds. were won by
Lamplghtor and Plcknicksr respectively. both
Of whom were well supported by the talent
The track was soft and muddy. and Just to tho
liking Of such sore legged old fellows as Long
Dance and Es1uimsu.
Tho public made 8. 3. Browa's ontry, Lamp
lighter and Absconder favorite, Tor tho OPP
tional Stakes Airshatt aud Mascot receiving
the bulk Of the support given to the others.
Tho race was IN easy thing for LampliRhter.
who. after getting away mono too we'll. strobe
over bis opponents In the stretch and won
with the most consummate ease. Tho Rhada
colt beat Mascot nose for second money.
Doegett did not ride the Rhada colt with any
great amount OF judgment. as no raced his
head OF going up the hill and had nothing
In tho stretch. Still LampligLtcr. who save
all his opponsnts many pounds and u boating.
10 a stake colt and greatly outclnssed his field.
Airshaft could not run o little bit. but Hamll-
ton. who got away last ran In such manner
that ho will boar watching.
Tho majority OF the talent could SEQ no hing
In the Newark Stakes but the McLowss pair.
Uno Grnnde aud Judge Post. tho former hav.
Ing worked 80 woll ut Morris Park that the
shrewdest mon at the track declared that Il
was a certainty for the big Joe Hooker colt,
but the bulk Of the money Sss IN thls na,r vas
rushed g th. front 10 make The runnlna 10!
sssy thsst !heir oa!y chance q xjnnins lay IL
irande was slipping and iounde,inE in tho
mud and not going fust.r than o respectable
Co 1 41.SSl & d nGs IL ana ..snds snf
oSs. VIII HI 9T wnss homon Sn
1anas oWn Basnlsy saS o ths n Whip psat
Judge Post an eyebrow for second money. Ipo
colt s wsy pe, sast
At Grayesend last sprinx and II VA. astonish.
race ss n'n al 'na
Carrie Q was iavorits for tue opening race at
three nua sh Of mile but .hai smart ry
ana Xssb 'sa Ths M
weight above certain noint. ~
Tbs fourth race wFs probably the livelIsst
k9ss e: s nd. bs M.a u RSe Iii;
~ hH sEs ES 1 ~
epd.. and Kirsch. the bsst-ioofins Emperor
rod. :ss Bssk hs S.n atS
bad swell bet on Bro9klyn. late Happy John.
sp neither .ss. s q e. 1 shh e .1
IT, s " N; y, fsoib III
laughlin e having plenty OF luck with bis
horses at tho outset OF bis career as an eVIsr.
end the popular rider was warmly eosSrstu-
For some mysterious reason there vas 70.
markably good price against Long Dance In
time. Clayton landing him ID y easiest Of win.
many G psyed for scod sSins
running last
a zee wSh hi h ss bu
Two starters. EsGuimap and Cslis. Gala Was
tta s.s,I Of u: opening. evan money being
came e = fnisL H.n.iiton Su.senersii.d Major
Govlneton tor, Hnd won BY three-luarters VI
Lonestrsst. WAS brought out between the
Sna s II Sas sst onp
as though doomed to another Dostponement.
90 the track can hardly be in GOOD Shape By
colors. was on Longstreet. and few recognized
the horse: ionestreet wasn't anxious e got
Efforts TO got him TO- break. In vain .Hamiitop
punched ths horses ribs With ais heels. and
81. Drsa hs hands The tSS 1ssk q
durats. Hamilton turned several lines and
went uR tug track further; but ~ to no par.
him act Sc before. and finally asked one Of the
boys 70 go up the stretch aud heID Hamilton to
L"ok out he don't kick you" was Hamil-
hor;s; 4, Slower q mud Thrown .nariis
to bulge even when taken By the head. Al.
great clip tho psce Increasing ~ be ,reaahed
THE b. sS oSssd | S S5si
rsipT run in j - and The mile ana q iuEione
Tenny's work ct Morris Park could not DO had.
THE FIRST RACE
Anh Carrie 0'fn on sxHct hs
!nand q anAira The tlrso- yssr-,ld held her
Arab was a bad third,
.ad ~ I :.son 81 .s .S @
u f.r 80 fotii;ii a Reckon ,, r'tat.o
' %ssr, fss!.s .'' H,as ~ :;s,::s
Sirj 10 elsa RI
Time Iii1,s.
FettiK Against Carrie &, n tn 4; Reckon. D To-
Aian. l. g .; siryks - 10 I. Nu,uais paid siJ ~
w ~. ~ ~
THE OPTIONAL. STAKES.
Prohibition. Airahaft Mascot. and Rhada
colt we're away ip the van, Hamilton and
rushed. 10 The front IN the Er-t turloug. and
oregsI W. q bg RnR on tho rest. Prohibition
Airshnft. md disappointment heading the
rITek rs they disapEearei Gehind the blum;
sshakrp HT Mascot; and In the hoMss.tFstrh
thu run home. though, and Lampllghter. who
made up al9t OF around once he got cumming.
halt rho RhsdA colt beat Mascot = head lot
second money.
with Sl, sddsd slG 10 second out at the stakes. the
winner 10 he sold At suction; three quarters Of mile
- Hrowns Dr.. G. lAmp:ishlsI Wy npsudthrift-
Torclgni. ~ u Murphy,
A.rsa; bays M Ma,e"s O., CA ueys.f"n ,o
h'onrskeE Wah Jim. aud Reife also ran
Retling-Two 10 against LampiEhtsr and AbscondeT
c0uped y 10 I AiFshnft 10 Pruhihitiun to 1 MAS