New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
p.CING AT JEROME PARK.
,ur LAST DAY AT THE FoRDHAM TRACK.


-. xestner was so fine that considerable number
~. T vent out TO Jerome Park yesterday. although
aFovramme was one Of the poorest Of the season.
a. xss the last day Of racing this year at Jerome
- and as the track wes deep in mud. owners ana
,s-< were niggardly in their entries. This was ue
".he The racing Of little Importance OF ln-
p. Followers Of the BroOkdae all black nave
- compelled TO borrow money this season to Keep up
- hett,hg They thought that on the last oSS a'
- .mors old track upon which Mr.. Withers has won
- rich stakes In more fortunate years. his staoe
.h, have lust little rift OF good luck in the ciouu
:, So,rn Witch have lowered over II all the year. anu
.,ora,nely they negotiated additional loSns' anu
.nnred on oraseuse in the first race. orageuse was
= At only ninety-nine pounds. was ridden by steven
-, who has been fairly successful OF Ispe' anu HO'
,,e recently has been Of nature 10 encourage the
t+ends of the stable to hope that she might carry '
che prze Orsgeuse well for hall mils anu Vio,
dopped ont of the II the tendons OF her ee ~
heen cut But she was not cat down nor hso sne
t-,ken down She suddenly remembered that IL hao
~. the almost invariable habit Of every
.,,mal bred by Mr. Withers and trained by hr
wcCar,bv 10 Quit before the race was over, and
.he felt II her duty to keep up the reputation Oh 'o
stable Castana in the third race was not WITHOUT
friends and she better than Orageuse for OraeeSo
came in absolutely last IN her race, while Casahs ran
sscG,d 10 Dalsyrsn while Pagan, Balyhoo JUNO auu
Temple back Of her Another worthy representative o.
~ most remarkable collection Of quitters ever bred on
o.-4h hv one owner was Nutbrown In the MIN rae
She carried only 90 pounds and Milt Young ana DeH0
~ Orange each conceded round dozen POUNDS 10 n''
But both ran away from her at the finish .,.
Knapssck Mccarthy may be a great trainer ~ ms
mind or in trials But he doesn't win races h0 -
i,,-n tho ereat military geniuses who can map out on
aner the most marvellous campaigns ever cohceiVo
b,,t Who never win q battle. If Mr. Wlthers Vrt
hold an auction sale. and sell out every ho' -
he owns. it would be Interesting to see A0 y. &c
vould run in the hands Of other trainers - ~
,,and,nc toke on the rncetracks that tne e's SooS
Brookdale has been the best friend "ionn - torees
oar.-s have had all this season. because n's ~ ~ -
nava been strongly backed In great many 10" ,+n
accontt of their breeding and their ul'i' uooa,
few exceptions. have run misefaoS =" 4,oi, +,sals
perhaps they have really run their races IL tars o
,rbo+ ts q sort Of mistake that American 'i"'"0'
constantly making ~ psckon in the
g.. 80 bn+ both the distance and the cohuli0"
q. the track suited the scarlet my "Nt 1no
,asilv. Rosa II. second and hirkoVer v-'L4 49,
fime-I IL 34-was very good 1or 'eionis am -
mud. .., ,rd c,a,
"a 60 VIZ, aroinst him. Captain Browns twoyer
ia colt Iampl ghter had mere exercise eduoP IL
the second race. at mile. suli' ne coVereu t"e ~
rance IN AS @ not bad time for TINS uaoA III ueeP
,pd but he was carrying only eighty seven pouHuS'
rvo7 Taral sometimes rides poorly, although not
l.
dinp in these United States. But he handled Pagan
g. the third race as If he did not understand the horse
., oil No matter what the weight Is, Pagan Is not
horse 20 take liberties with and lie back WITH III al
the races which he has won he has been Kep' d. ue
front or close to the front all the way But Iaial A
lowed Dalsyrian and Castsla 70 get such ed1 IN He
ers+ five furlongs that be could not overtake them
al,bo1rh be tried very hard 70 do so at the finish
1acan is one OF the very horses that actually aP
nsa IN PUN sralghter truer. steadier faster and BET
-er in every wsv with heavy weight than with hght
weight and wellridden he could not have loSt thls
race Dasyran the favorfte, won by neck CastaIla
second q neck before Pagan
In the Farewell Stakes, selling affair for tWo-year
ods Pickpocket was first choice in the betting, ana
No.. second Bengal fell in the upper part Of the
nopesretch and many OF the spectators thought his
all was due 10 reckless riding the part Of Lambley'
who was on Pierre Lorlards colt Deluslon, ne u sp
peared 70 Cross Bengal Nether Benhad a NT S He had
10 chance 70 claim foul for the Judges with singular
and ndefensIbs hurry put 6d up tne e winner
before stevenson got to their stand. rms was most
exaOdnary protecting and pgeVeR1 Sne en6 bags
won the race II Littlefed had gone 10 the outside IN
fsaS va. % 9t T on when he ed to go through the
inside and was compelled 70 pull out and go aO1nu
lie was gaining rapidly at the end, and was cloSe
errs Lorard thought that Pickp0cket would win
, ana oIs P.RDocEst R01 in Welifought finish Deuson
yss Al I5 10 ] in the betting, but some oetIeFs gOt
IS and French h P9S6 PS6 Poa oT Il 800 o. He was bid up
" 20 oO5 at which W. IL Du Bois, Mr.. Lorlllaro S
c oyner Of Nit Young advised some Of his friends
not 10 BET on that colt as he was doubtful f hs ls
sbity to run in the mud Later some one @ Oscteo tf
Wlt Yonne very heavily all over the ring. and the
cot won In a gallOp. The money may p0t nave CONE come
from NH fGu9gS Reije ot "" orange was second
The last race was very easily Uy the IaNoIlVe'
Busted, WattersOn second.