Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-13
A LITTLE TOO COLD.
October Winds Chilly for the Turf Patrons
at jerome Park.

October Winds Chilly for the Turf Patron.
at jerome Park.
JEROME PARK, n. Y, Oct. 12.-Only {
corporal's gusrd of the veteran patrons o.
the turf visited this track to-day. 1t was
too cold for comfort and resembled day h
January more than day in October.
First race, sweepstakes for ali ages, 1,4ot
! yards-0rageuse made the running until
they were within furlong of the finishing
| line. Major Domo then moved up. They
| raced together for half furlong. Major
\ Domo slowly but surely forged to the front
and eventually won quite handily by q
| neck. Oragense beat Belwood three lengths
| for tho place. Time, 1:22.
| Second race, sweepstakes for 2-year-olds,
| five fGrlonGs-LaviSh had the lead, but gave
way almost ut once TO Wigwam, who piloted
| the field to the stretch and then fell back
beaten. Saxopia then took up the running,
| but his triumph was very brief He was
! overha uled by Cottonade, who held the lead
! until tEey were opposite the stand. Temple
| then came through, and after brief but de-
/ cisive struggle with Cottonade and Vernan,
who had also assumed q commanding posi-
| tion, drew away and won by n length. The
fight between Cottonade and Vernon for the
| place was a desperate one. Cottonade, how
! ever managed to last long enough to beat
him a good neck. Time, 1:O5sz.
Third race, handicap sweepstakes, one
] mile and furlong-Reckon acted as pace
| maker, and Beansey and Krkover altern-
! ated in second place until the stretch was
reached. Senorita then began to close upon
| the leaders, and drawing away, won in a
common canter by three lengths from Kirk
| over who beat Beansey half length for the
place. Reckon went all to pieces in the last
few strides, and finished poor fourth.
Time l:5S3l.
Fourth race, Broadway stakes for fillies 2
years old, 4 sweepstakes of $50 each, with
81, $50 added, five furlongs-Marmont jumped
n n in q
Laughing Water, who in turn gave way to
Ignite. Ignite held the lead to the end and
won cleverly by neck from Cr9tchet' VINO VINO
Firurette head for the place. Time, l:04.
Fifth race, handicap sweepstakes. six fur
longs-Bellevue piloted the field to the club
house turn. When they came in sight
again Woodcutter was leading. As they
rounded the turn into the home stretch Sir
George took the lead. Russell tore away
from him as If he were standing still, and
won easily by two lengths Sir George beat
Woodcutter q similar distance for the place.
Time, El6M.
Sixth race. selling, 3-year-olds and upward
one mile and furlong-John Cavanagh won,
Watterson second, Castaway II. third. Time,
E591a.
Following are the entries for tomorrow:
First race, seven-eighths of q mile-Bell-
wood, Gertie D. Glenmound, ll2; Leonawell,
ia: Versatile, l22; Redfellow, LIZ; Raceland,
l42; Lillian knapsack. 90.
Second race, mile and an eighth, handicap
-Demuth, ll5: Masterlode, l02; Peter Carroll,
Abb, 100; Virgie. 90.
Third race, three-quarters of mile, hand
icap-Leonawetl, 120, Zorling. ILL., Co1swain,
Harlem, 107; Kilkenny, JOG. DR.. Wilcox, los;
Moonraker 100; Monopolist Enroll, 95; Necro-
NANCY colt, "a; Thiers L. IS: Beefeater, 81.
Fourth race, Sea and Sound Stakes, three
quarters of 4 mile-CoXswain, Candelabra,
II3; Shellbarl, Alcina colt, l04: Dagonet, Ill;
st. Florian, 12s; Mars, l25; Vestibule, lis;
Actor, ITO.
Fitch race, Jerome Stakes, mile and five
eighths-Hoodium, lis: Bermuda, l27: Rcy
Del Rey l29: kildeer 122: Picknicker, l25.
Sixth race, 400 yards, sclling-knapsack
90; John Lakeland, los: RoQuefort, lO2; Silver
us; Gold Wave; SC; Bismarck, IS. Weather
clear.
Mars and st. Florian. Morris stable; Al
Gina colt and Candelabra, Keene's stabl0;
Demuth, Peter McLewee's stable; Coxswain
and Monopclist, Burridge Bros stables.