New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
A DAY FOR OUTSIDERS.
F,voR1rEs DEFEATED AT JEROME PARK.
LARGE GAINS FOR THE BooKMAKEEs-soME
SURPRISING INCIDENTS.


IT was delightful August afternoon at Jerome Park
without any uncomfortable excess Of heat The QUICK
smooth ana wellmanseed system o; transportation be
tween the raoetck and the Grand Central Station was
IN most delightful contrast to the discomfors and de-
lays attending a trip hcmeward from Morris PARK
The Harlem Railroad woud ran a spur TO Morris farh
.imra to that which goes To jerome Park ~
would grant most gratifying boon to the visitors 10
the great course at westchester.
slxty-two bOokmakers grew rich on the upsets m
Yesterdays racing. The first race was won by con-
with betting of 40 TO I against him. while the second
horse was at 90 to l. The boOkmakers paid out Only
few dollars on this and took in many thonstus.
The winner Of the second race. Beansey. was third
choice in the betting ard Sir George and WestcheStT
both carried more money than Beansey carried 'n
George came in third and Westohester fourth ~,
Mr. Withers's hlly Oragcuse was supporter VIZ
large SIMS TO win the third race, but MI Mahnins
twoyear-old colt Lavish got home hrst "l'h
second KEY West was generously backed ptt cam S
IN fourth and the fifth horse, Klrkover' Aso N"u
many speculative friends. .-.,
10 was ten to one against Eros winner OF te ioOr'
rare while the favorite, Count. did not get neA'
place -, =, 81. eftb
The +axorite Cvposure was successful IN inc MIN
,,oa and Rassan;o who first in the steepIeondse'
was close second choice 10 MAJOR "''
But all in all. il was a most "eai'H "'u',
ing afternoon for the booknakers' ana uoro-
ful 6ay OF disaster IoF lH0 'P"O
Tho attendance was excellent for jerome I@lA'
ard npcb interest was shown in the steeplechase'
The fudces cautioned every rider and al oil tleh APP
neared 10 Try to win Wheatley and BenenI ieH' ous
.bir riders Heushal and Grace were not oadly nnrt:
The oualitv Of nearly all Of the starters III uie
-o-,o,s races WAS so poor that any analyes OF ule
to, sboun would be waste Of time. Futy-hve horses
an IN tbe sig races and not single one OF he MY
Eco * worth $4,000 Most Of them would De mgh-
priced at $500 each. III -. 20 so
Rerren and Hamilton were both sadS ouO Oh ioTiu'
r.-ren rode in five races and did not get hrst money
W any one of them Hamilton was seen IN TOUT races
Int failed to cross the line in 'front.'
slack uulled Kitty T. for nearly mile In inc sec
I'D -ace 81 boldly and outTageously that the judges
questioned the jockey, owner ana trainer. NO 10
cison was reached but the matter was heiu over "r
further investigation.
u Anderson's license has been SUSPENDED "hile an
INVESTIGATION is in progress TO his extremely sus-
ncous riding of Pearl set in the last race az MOTIFS
park IN Tuesday H. Anderson was much talked ABOUT
a. prichtop Reach and wholesome severity In his case
vouh have a good effect.
1Ja,,iI+on rode Esoumau in his very worst style
a, ,he eftb race. Properly ridden, Esquimau could
=, have tailed TO win T. Flynn threw away the
9Th race at the finish on Vocalte by raising his
whip. when he was winning easily anu '
yocante's head drop.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
v1psr RACE-sweepstakes for maiden twoyear-oids Of
s1o Zach with ST. 900 added of which 5000 to second
and 500 TO third. Weights n below the SCALE Han
mile Betting;