The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-05
A STAKE FOR BROOKDALE.
MR.. WITHERs's UNCAs-clDENCE COLT
WINS THE RED BANK.

Beansey and Uno Grande In tho FaIi.
sade stakes Monmouth Comedies Dates
20 Guttenburr- stockton Reck OF, Correc-
ton, Knapsack. and Enid tho Other Win
ners-Mr. withers Docs Not Know He
10 Going 10 Change Trainers.
Although tho programme for Jerome Park
yesterday gave promise OF fair sport. the at
tendance was not up to tho average and slim
crowd saw David Durham withers's brown colt
BY Uncas. out OF Cadence. win the Red Bank
Stakes and tho rheumatic California nlly Fairy
land tho Palisade Stakes for L. j. Rose. De-
spite tho rain Of I Q night before. the track
was In splendid condition, and the time made
in the different events, especially Reckon's
mile ana a sixteenth. was quito fast for Jerome
Park.
President Walbaum OF the Hudson County
Jockey Club had q conference with John A.
Norris who represented the Monmouth Park
Racing Association. ana there will be no con-
flict between these organi2ati ms. the Gutten-
burgers having Mondays and Fridays for their
midsummer meeting. Thus tho public mas the
spectacle OF n powerful racing corporation ex-
lied from New Jersey treating with minor
organization running All extra meeting in that
state after having hold sway through the
months OF November. December. January.
February. March. and April. The followers OF
the Hudson County Jockey Club say that Mon
mouth Park will have twenty-nino days
racing any way, and that they will be
helping themselves in Yielding Fridays to the
Guttenburg track. There is no doubt that
Brighton hurt the Monmouth Park meeting
more than any member OF the association is
willing 10 admit. and the Gutenberg folks
would have drawn us many people as went 10
Brighton. Tho interesting question Iow Is:
How about the fall meetings OF the New Jer-
sey Jockey Club. the Linden Blood Horse As
ISOLATION. and the winter meeting OF the
FAssaic County Agricultural Society?'
Tho result OF the Rcd Bank Stakes gave
abundant proof OF the Cadence colts ability1o
run fast and carry weight. Murphy rode him
with rare judgment never calling OH him I'LL
the proper moment whom he drew up to the
favorito ShelIbark. and bent him cleverly. His
stable companion, the Uproar colt. looked
winner nll over furlonR from home. but. like
q majority OF tho King Ernests lie stopped 10
almost walk. aud Hamilton bea: him out for
third money. Hamilton might have been sec
ond had he been well ridden. Clayton making
too much use OF him in taking the upper turn.
The lp,roar colt will 10 worth good bet at
Beansey was. the favorite for the Palisade
saHs e Sa so as bo,s had
supporters, who bot on them until the bell
rang Neither won as Sayton took the phen
down. Beansey and Cno Grande ran locked to
and NM I tried ineiisc aay /" get rear Fairy. THO
Grand. was c9lls,sd hall way hume ne by Ad-
despite Murphy, hard riding on the McLewee
representative. Fairy could have beaten her
es mn Ss ys nI s So sasy
the same lime. Mr. Rose said that he got even
the her stSy for TIL.
opening race. and he won hands down. with
Judge Post second and Laurel third. g., Torch,
Reckon PLAYED with fra5her, and Silver
stakes at one mile and a sixteenth. winning
under pull in fnst time. Irnther was the
boat Silver Prince for second money yester-
Correction and Carrie G. carried the bulk OF
dily.Nhis tho outsider, stryke.b beat Carris G. 9
The sixth race on the reculnr programme
scramble for two. wear Odds Mt half a mile. was
divided. Knansack winning the first half. TO
the last utter IA brush with Grand PIX.
4 morning paper credits Mr.. y. p. Wi'herss
said said thu! 4. ). ioyner would probably succeed
knap MSGhHhy in Gbn.SsM OF ne
ssss and JOINER
knap is busy screwing his horses up 10 win.
ming ritch, and JACK ,l2yncr said yesterday:
THE FIRST RACE.
Torchlight opened un big gan In the oyen.
ing furloDg. and many thought that he would
make runaway rnrs Of H. bnt Jndge fost ana
and third plnces: and when the stretch was
reached Torchlight quickly subsidized. Stock
hands down BY three lengths from Judge Post,
WHO beat Laurel US far Tor second money.
fSsH 'i' % @
i. stuart Co sen h. stockton, aged, by spendthrist
%!S.t:. sF n L "ss re- ss b. MotDn
7or'h'S'' and cor'f I,ms 50 Ta 81.
BetsineTwo on ,osk!on ~ 70 .sainst Judge
cort:z. Mutusis paid 500 $, 81 ssio
| THE RED BANK STAKES.
| The flag fell to mn excellent stnrt with tho
roar colt went away ~ Erea. cir. and opered
up gan Of Two lengths IN the 'pn rnst tie rIn 3
| Around Inc urper turI it looked rs though The
Upronr colt would win hands down; bMt once
nc h"me'ratn ne ,ired o hadiy s e., e..
dence colt, Shellbark. and Hnmiitnn the former
| Hamilton rs tar for the lace.
:a "t s'1se "i and sisc
i. j. wnhers's Or. c. b, lmcss-ca denee asa. Mur
Msrsu. D.y.sc 81 .br: III lRarn.s'
trroa. COT a:rsat " a r.foo, Also
limo I:itrt
Betting Nine to avanst SEe!hhrk. 10 I" Cadence
;o 9:"s t" 1 .l 49, :?
THE PAIIsADE sr,KEs.
Fairy was in front when the flag fell, Eean-
! sey second. and no GrRpde third. Clayton
took the California nliy along from tho START,
AID IN the run 70 linns iiili onrna . a zap lot of
others trailing. As tiley ran 10 the 81 ub house
BLUM Fairy was gnlloping in TIL lead. and The
plung r. who hnh put hrnvy comm Ssion- on
| Heansey snd Uuo Grands heGan TO unake.
When they reaprssre on ne Miner 'mrn AIRY Try
Grande both being plainly bea'sn In 'he
! home-tretch Bcans"y chased the lying FAIRY.
| hut couli never gel norr her. and she won
hands down hy three lenghs AdvtntuIel
colared Cno q ands IN TIE lust hundred Yards
and beat him a neck for third money.
Tho Fal,ssde Stakes for three.yearolda of 30 each
with S. b added OF which ESQ 10 second and $50 IL
| third: mile and fur!Ong.
Il, ssmsdo stables b. r. Fairy by Argyls-Fa,ry
john Evanss b. c. Besiiscy. IFS a. Littensd) .....
C. Lttlehod. Jr CHI 9, Adventurer, ITO lBArnes).,
| Uno q Ande and Nntbro wn also ran.