New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-08
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
yoRKvILLE BELLE WINS THE FASHION.

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me races Yesterday rather easily and there
we're no close and doubtful finishes as on previous
Asys Rain fell heavily before the Fashion Stakes,
the fourth and at intervals afterward but the
track dry from the long drouth that the water
was soaked rapidly that the course was not
uude. even in the last F. c. McLewee's mag
nifcent FLY. Yorkville Belle. won the Fashion Stakes
in superb style. although the antics OF some OF the
other FLIES at the post caused long delay and the
many false starts while deluce of rain was pouring
on her back might almost have taken the spirit ana
speed ont OF her. Mr.. w1thers's Crotchet took the
track. she well ridden. and set a fast pace IN
the hope Of making Yoriville Bellies 100 pounds tell
But when Murphy ready to make his run with
Yorkvine Belle. he shook up the great daughter OF
Thor and she moved ND to Crochet with the gait of
a goddess (see virgil's description Of the walk OF
Venus before French heels were invented) forkvile
Belle won Of course, with Crochet second.
Pierre LorriIlard yesterday engaged Hamilton to
ride him next year at salary Of 10000. and the
contact was signed II Is certain that Mr.. Lorlsrd
will race in 1892 although reports Of his retirement
have been in circulation at times. Mr.. Lorillsrd's
horses have improved in speed the season has ad-
vanced and he is naturally encouraged to go on.
Lord Harry and Autccrat were withdrawn from the
first race, which left II open affair apparently, with
Wrestler Bradford and Sir George well backed Clayton
rode well this time and won The easily with sI
George, Bellevue getting second place, and hltus l.
third. A.
In the secand race Mabel Glenn was maze 1ne
favorite but Belle of Orange the daughter Oh DAo %
Montrose and Jersey CARL had only 80 pounds up 'Uo
she ran away with the Belle OF oi~s
really fast with light weight. II was not -Ia
but a race OF special weight conditions si'U., 800
got second place and Pagan third eir JUL" "o
well backed, but displayed no speed' -.a- o,,s
The third race was a selling affair for twoy r-oius
at six furlongs, and Temple ForeisnoI'
Dago and Hyacnthe all had troops OF ircnu' ~
second and Dsgo third. Mr.. Keenes success was very
, ae bs coIors have not been in front nearly so
80 a. tba stable deserved schuylkin was backed
n .ome extent but currishy and finished in the
rear guard 1t was s % esT 1Ck or 'f fSe s bows
no accident in this held OF Hloeu' ioI o 'le OV'
rode d separately around the turns =, . III
Mr.. Galway's persistent III luck continues. us ms
FLY Lvonia first choice IN the betung on the
dfth race, and Lambley went out TO make the pace
with her She tired 20 nothing In SIX furlongs. ana
race easily, BewOOd second.
Miss Belle with her light weight held the place OF
honor in the betting on the last race, but Hoodlum
brilliantly ridden by Sims. got first place, Miss Belle
'''O''1' DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Welter weight handicap sweepstakes. OF
$40 each or only declared with $1,000 added OF
which 500 TO second and 800 third Six furongs.
s. Betting Fl
Rul;s5; sA Sir esqIgg By Spend Us s
G. T Ieaehs DIX C. henevUe sE 3 b 51S 81 FL
c. D. Mccoy. BIZ f. Kitty T.. g. s. isnoaIS %
p,,.v,,ao l llIa@S!sg} ID 81
E M,.s,ci ssff iW sSBs 81 II
LeveeF' B. ne-----'- rsi ia. (D0sse''o o.
Mutuals-sir George straight paid $50 S. place s3
Bellevue place SO So
Wrestler Dalsyrian raced together in front It'll both
were too tired 90 further Then in the hcmestretch'
Sir away and in the easiest possible
manner By three lengths, Bellevue. who had waited
entirely long, second a neck before Kitty T. Kitty
T. and Bellevue badly ridden. Bradford ran well
for fvrlongs Autocrst was coughing and did not
start
upward, Of $50 each, with 81 900 added. OF which
$500 TO second 500 to third Winners Of single
race at this meeting TO carry n Of two races n
ezra. Non.winners OF $1,000, not having won ten
races this year, allowed n; of $1,000 10 n; Of
5000, Is n; of $1,000 20 n. One mile
g. Re''nRRi Fl.
J. P. Dswes's B. (. Belle Of Orange: by
Duke of Montrose-Jeisey, q, Girl; : VS. - !,
A ThOmp;Ons.b. Mabel Glenn, !. i6l -
EanoOcas Stables eh. h. Pagan, s. lo2,o 20, =,
kngstSsEd ed 1o2 loo I12bey} s 1o-i
cir Ionh T. ILL., Tiime-i :i5o
Mutuals-Bele of Orange straight paid s27 80. place
IS 90 Mabel Glenn place s6 So
ocypete Maidstone and Castaway II did not start.
Belle OF Orange up the running soon as the nag
fell and never being headed, in common canter
by Two lengths, Mabel Glenn, the eOntendns horse all
the way second two lengths before Pagan Sir Jonn
gave disgraceful exhibition Of the slows finishing far
in the rear Of the field Glenmound did not do much
better.
with 81 900 added OF which 500 TO second and 500
to third. Weights 10 n above the scale. The win
ner to be sold at auction for 50 900. Allowances. Six
furlOngs -
Foxhan Keenes b. c. Candelabra, BY, Kyrle,
n w. Midgeley)