The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-13

1pr. Hnsbrouck Troubled with the SLOWS
s,-Naibr Domo, Ternpie, senorftn. Russell.
S-ssse Sohn, CsvanaEh tho winners-scn-
~ sStfts Rans Her Last Race mud Wins.
{, The cold snap had n decided effect on the at
tendance ut Jerome Park yesterday afternoon.
tho crowd being tho smallest Of tho present
meeting. T7,orc was only one stake event on
$tl'c card. the broadway. for two-ycar-old fl
los. and Ignite won that SO easily that there
was absolutely no enthusiasm. The perform
Rnccs Of Lord Harry and Dr. Hasbrouck. how
ever. gave people something to talk about.
Crochet, on tho strength OF her creditable
second to forkvillo Belle last week. was in
stalled tho warmest kind Of favorto for the
broadway Stakes. Ignite. Laughing Water
and Marmont being the most fancicd Of tho
others. Tarantclla was added at the last mo-
mcnt and few persons not familiar with the
peculiaritlcs OF Mr. Gideons crazy Ally bet on
nor Laughing Water and Marmont showed
the way for throe fur'ongs and then Ignite
took W. the running. winning hands down by
u length. Crochet had to be whipped and
spurred to beat the rank outsider E!eurette
head for second money.
Trainer Knupsack Mccarthy said yesterday
that le would not be in tho employ OF MIR.
Withcrs next year. 1t Is his intention to buy
a few fair performers this fall and race ut the
winter meetings He would not admit that
he had yearnirg to return to his old love. the
trotting turf.
Lord Harry was favorte for tho opening
dash at 400 yards Major Domo strong Sec
ond choice. Lord Harry had his speed for
three furongs and then retired unceremoni-
the money. Tarnl rode Major Dom 0 in his usual
clever styleand won a creditable race with the
I.Q
who rode Mr. Withers's. fiIly. claimed a foul
against Major Domo. but the Judges refused to
talk about t. RI The colt showed nSne & ths
sans savage M nag Mes riding was sne
demned as about the worst exhibition Of jock
S.lvcr FoY was favorite for the scramble for
two ycar-alds at Aye fpronGs. but Byrness
and Temple having the race to Themselves.
Cottonade =, should hive won. but Simms
TemrSS h2%s fit short head
Senorta was fayorite for the handicap at one
mile and furlons, although one Of her tendons
the paddock; and Trainer Rogers said that
L was to b% the mares last race. win or lose.
stud and bred to either mpolteS Besm"na y
irduba,ionr. Mr.. Rogers said a man was
tempting tenn fate to bet on senorta. but he knew
her finch or sWsrve, no matter how severe the
punishment. The old marc ran q capital race
bs499 i;y Vas fpir Third: Rod Fellow ridden
Russell and Dr.. Hasbrouck were equal IA
betting bet Ing. began, but Russell went down. while
tho Doctor went up at ali alarming rate. Has
bandiiy after brush wIth sir aesrss 10 the the
keaa for third money Tie tim n 1 ssf IS fast
for Jerome Park. Dr.. Hasbrouck had a bad
Ioh N Ca Cav sM was slight favorite over
the selling race at a mile and sixteenth. and.
peased BY two lengths. Watterson beat e CASE st.
away ii. a head for second money.
SUMMARIES Of the races follow
,n7t THE PIRsT RACE.
s vi asas% 81 Of
allowed nye pounds and winners II 1891 allowed
and "ps.1 S0t sssn' r.,
VIZ Spies nn Dr. H., Major Pomo 8. by Tom ochres
p Withersa Oh. ornxsuse s. ioI tLambiyj.......
81 1ssass Io!s Harry and xinx
Bettins-six to Asains. loli Harry. II to Major
Sss sSd * s;j Ras'sst as's..
THE SECOND RACE.
s.ssSeps,skes fsr yearods winners q 600
ond and 500 q third; non winner. OF 500 allowed
@"T temple BY Ss tu!sEax'
y, ME Ray rs 'Simn. -.
:S%sS; NJ 1hHt%;E
also ssr rs
ss.,,nsAssn.. s'i%s: s. ss to ], Lavish to /:
sssS 70 spssasas, ASundanss colt g oaSps!l:ss
sash % S"s"PAk mach 70 % e TO
IisEsI Rele D. each loo to l. Mutusi. paid ssS e.
THE THIRD RACE
:, !. 81; 4 q
AsSSS:S5 ia s% aged. by Prime. Char,
Il f".iisT: T. s4Eos.I 3 as,s w. Mldxsi;yY .:::!
1 Hss1 II ssay ..S
betting Seven to against sySorita 4to Red Eel
e ef'k Snua. t. pn csa Ss
THE FOURTH RACE.
,Htss q .n Srs s1o WIN adde's xhsi
pSana. Si opou%sq1 2,
and not to pay forfeit closed WITH IL sniis:
sa.l,iorI aanor.b. T. Ignite. by Northumberland.
i, n e M Clayton
t! saGsa:. %, 81 Tsfs
sEssas Mote. 7'f'H
ssns :? IL Hsesns .S nsh
ihrlnOht. IL 10 l Recesk, 10 to each Crystal and
militia 80 20 Bonnie Burke. 40 to Pnnway, ~ to
'lsnrette. Autuals paid S++3O $3.50. $500.
THE FIFTH RACE.
ssn :so Sab sS ssSaa sss :
- third: biy fprlonRs
as.s+ iis Hsii I;,;sasid So.'s by roa.-r's
T. fulsifers eh e. SIR George D. lO5 Lambly) ....
,aaliyhoo Reisyus, Dr. Hsstrouet. King Mac s' and
Time I;I1A
Bet, a.tiirsITTc 70 aEain.t Russell to DR.. Has.
lac. 10 woodcutrr; ~ to bellevue. 20 to !
lueenston. Autues paid $3.50. ss.o5, $500.
THE SIXTH RACE.
sweepstakes for three yearolds and upward Of $40 |
ech. with 81 900 added. Of which 500 TO second and
100 10 third winners OF any one race at this meeting
carry pounds, ~ two more 10 pounds ex- |
r.; the winner Ia be sold at auction for $1,000 al
Dwhnces; one mile and n fur0nx |
l-nktiand's CHI. e. John CAvAnAHh, g, by EOlus- |
Lady Grace. lS "a COvinHtOn)
!, Oxx'b b. h. Waterson. lla tThOmpson) .........2
alcOIt tRinpbclls b. D. castaway H. 1I2 (TArAD. 3
tirgfe. Now or Never, IlOOdiun. lynn, Long Dance |
ynosure and kichal also ran.
Time ;5Nlp.
BettinR-AgAiDst JOnn tavRnAkh, IN to !: CastAway |
y, IN l. Long Dance to lioOdlum, ~ to !; Now
Never. . to !: Watterson, to u VtrKIe, ~ to l;
yn0sure 10 10 l. Riehal as 10 l; Lynn. % TO l. MI.
ais paid S2o.35, slo,ho. S23s0