New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10
sfx FAvORITEs SUCCEED.
yr11aE Billy WINS THE MONMOUTH OAKS.
ouEr DAY AT JEROME PARK-FEw HORSES OF
uTCp CLASS Rim

oruEr DAY AT JEROME PARK-FEw HORSES OF
HIGH CLASS RUN.
sly favores out OF seven were successful at Jerome
navy Yesterday every but the last going to the s'
noice IN the betting. The attendance was not nearly
o Iarc as might fairly have been expected, anu 'ue
MANAGEMENT fell to discussing plans to stimulate p"pno
,r,.rest The details the proposed special race
ar Tcnny Iongstreet. Eon, Riley and perhaps o'ers
ana given below, but it does not appear likely '"d.
such race be arranged, since Mr. Pulsiier seeinS
reluctant to go In. -. An.
NsJpe BLY,. after many defeats this year. won the
vsnmouth oaks at q mile and quarter. with kideer
sscond and Reckon third. Nellie By has been geh-
,raly looked upon merely sprnter, bup her run
ming this season has shown show, Out s'cduy i,l
movement. Taral rode her, and he also rOue .i.o
atuners of the first second and fifth raceS' Inns
Jockey is certainly at the top OF the Tree a' P'''
Hamilton was at Brighton Beach.
In the first race Chesapeake had the post OF Honor
IN the betting ring, but FrOntenac and Pagan were So
hacked freely. Mr. Withers withdrew Castaia' "nu
he took Orageuse and Nutbrown out OF the nohuioeh
Oaks He appears to be discouraged IN regard U" ms
table Pierre Loriard is certainly depressed con-
,erning the Rancooas horses. Anef the Jag ien
Fhtenao boJted across the track ana was ou' Vi .e
raoe chesapeake set ont in the lead. Pagan oaush'
him IN the hornesEeeh but Taylors hnsh was locOlo'
and Chesapeake won the race, with Pagan Socona'
Fremont had an easy task In de.eatng Dr. WILCOX
d.. saws that his horses seem to be out Of form ana
,baa he thinks seriously of going back TO california
,v,tb them soon a. he did last year IL Is 10 DC
bores that he VIII change his mind His departure
would be much regretted.
The Handicapped was wonderfully lenieho 10 uie
winner Of the American Derby IN aIo''ihs OILY loo
wounds 10 him. against 104 on Ben Kingsbury and lOo
on MOOR Warpath strathmesth won the fourth race
v,rr easily, Ben Kingsbury second, Warpath far be-
hind.
Long Dance was not overburdened by effort TO out
run Vardee Edgar Johnson and Odette In the hfth
ace and Green d. Morris in the sixth won his second
race of the day with his twoyear-olo he2' fpeno
JoriIlard's Lima raining second.
rrro only fayorlte of the afternoon that lost was
The Morris fly Exotic in the last race Betting was
10 and 20 on her but " o6 the aee neatly I
NAMED colt Sa e{ sd P9 sSoe ram s sSm Inc '0
Corporation Counsel Clarke gave spectSr Comm IN
official opinion n, hdaS St t9e e w Ts @U Special license
md there was plenty Of melody during the @terhoo
report got aaOat that the MSaRG ON ib e to DAYS
at Jeyome Park might give up racing on WednesqsSs,
and return Is former practice Of running En E9 o
DAYS a week. Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Soouu"SN'
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
,rpsr PAcE-Free handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each.
with 1000 added Of which 500 to the second ana
500 to the third sewn '''''' s. Betting fl
soyn:ss sA cRssaPffssf 81 os 12
Rancocss stables ch h. Pagan s. [fsvioi 1e5 s-5
NJ q .powning's CHI h. Endurer. aged, 1Ot ri e-5
1,.,.o,oo 4 III Murphy 81 90
800. c,o..,o.,e T saSsicht paid s1s co. place 81;
Pagan place GO 10 Tho ,oo .,ali
=, John and Castalia were withdrawn The nag ien
M good start with all in motion, but lnsVe%u oi s0s
~ 80 Tortanac bolted and attempted to 60 OvI the
49,. rag Murpbv pulled up and the hopes oil tne
sood Trust were for this day stranded on barren co
rhesapeake went on about his business, opening CUP u
hre lengths In the stretch Pagan got up anu eSI'
a. , f,v strides but Taral gave UP, ana uiuef
s,,eson ChesaDealxe came again and, wearing GOWN
Pagan, won by length; eight lengths between SECOND
and third. 1919, thu.
SECOND RACE-Sweepstakes Tor two-yeaFota , Ia
q, csrrv m below the scale Penalties and allowances
Threequarters Of mile Bettinc
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