The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-20
OUTSIDERS WIN AT JEROME.


tue hnIi AOIlinE IN the opening Evet,
ana Lavish mt go to 4 Kept II Going In
tho Third-The Public Played Sir GeerEe
to Reat Rcausey-Kitty T.'s RassinE 20
Re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Defeats Es-
quinau-Bassnnio Wins the steeple.
chase-Jockey Henshail Injured.
The pluncers did not fare any too we'll at
Jerome Park yesterday afternoon. whom a ma
jority OF the races were won by outsiders in the
betting. Spendonet the winner OF the opening
dash at half n mile. being ut 100 to in some
books. while Lavish. who captured the third,
was 90 to chance. The weather was perfect
for racing and the track was In splendid con-
dition.
A large fold OF two-yoar. Odds went to the
post in the opening race at halt a mile. the
talent placing their money on Mr.. Wlthers's
King Ernest colt. out Of Uproar. with the ut
most confidence. Tarantella had q few fol-
lowers but the Uproar colt had performed so
well or several occasions that the pubic was
crazy TO back him. Tho fremont nlly Mar
mont made the running to the final furlong,
where Byron McClellands handsome colt
Spendonet, a brother to Golden Reel. drew out
and won by neck from Glamour. who came
very last in the last futlong Marmont was
third. Tarnntela and the Uproar colt were
never dangerous. They arc q pair OF speedy
counterfeits.
Tho short sighted public hastenel to back
Sir George to defeat Beansey and Lizzio ut n
milo and IL sixteenth. and when the race was
over and Beansey had won In q common gall
lor. win Lizzie second. thoy marvelled at their
iair.clsss thfee-year-uiI., 1t isn't ten days
ieren; thiid. Kitty 7. ana Westchsstcr were
rode Kitty T.. kept her Under tho st?niss
Kind OF pull from start to finish. his hold he
ing srSSngssL When naG-snS !rs club house
Ownor Mccoy were askelto explain the maros
psrormance: There will be further develop
hey West wns tho favorite for the third race
at five furlnngs. hut UraIeuse; with bergen UP.
2io being tho prevailing quotation ali over
the ring. Key West was very sore heforo the
Tace ana WT no, 9mHsnt mt any 'iMs
owned by John A. Logan. JI made all tho
running. md won h4nIily ny a. length from
it was 20 to against Lavish. whose running
has been most consistent since the iist time
Iather Bill DAILY told all his friends that his
eSit count could not Ice the fourth ,aee Ut
doW heSva When ah do1 Ss
Jimmy MccormieS's Soealle !ocaIile should ii
and MAJOR CovinGton ontrode him ut the finish
Jimmy Lambey could not get Count to the
cvnosurs and Esauimau opened equal favor
ties ior me scum race at mile byt 80 much
Hamilton rode. Esuuimau., and rode him
abominnbly. lying out Of his ground in the
firing fast. Lynosure lasted long enough. 10 |
striking distance OF the leaders with Esqui- |
mau there w t hive been but one horse in
h
Lewis rair Delaware aud Futurity fa,orites |
At t. Thebe was stT9 arrv 1P out o. old
TO his death on and many bet on hin at 10 to |
l. bas,a His sGn nromineIiiy from The start
in The iiual ,iurlons. Gladiator was y close
through the sou b field the FIRST timc Benefit
s"msSa Win hh hs ta Sn GTnfe The
rider nnu ostensibIe, owner Of Wheat
s the M"S last hut hurdle in % soa ea whsnt
The hor-e ian 100 yards or so dragging: tho
leather tn Iar,ed Hcnshail was uneo ,H.e
wien picked up. but when he camc to, in half
no az his The
II fracture OF the collar bone and several
At Hampstead. i. i. Wheatley might have Won Won
the race. as he was second ut the time OF the
George Church. who gave promise OF becom-
Ing Of the best I1 10 En- the tHr ded
o MeS tms for s. brown q Of Se years
Re has not rinden H:ten and be was seldom
nutui ally strong constitution and death came
re. terday morning.
, Among the visitors at Jerome Park yester;;
lay. and who saw the Omnibus Stakes decided
At Morris Park on Tuesday. was & Lontes. tn.
! license by the Jockey Club this year, and he
.nms to this county on tour e. pleasure
e rayoH En- to
BERGEN. aud other American Jockeys. and in
rider = get some idea 1t the wy boys ride on
he head Of the stretch In the first race.
Jockey Harry Anderson's license, wa, was sus-
igation. which Is still under way.
THE FIRST RACE.
. moments delay. spendonet Otero, Service:
GOOD looking son Of spsnith!Iit. won BY
or second money.
y go SdSsi Of whe, $50 to second and sloo to
!. Hs,Isi,aaa. Ir r. sp.ndone.. by spend.hrlt.-Ja.
.ts S;%o fl i"
VI: @ r. and %ss r asS
|
ea, MsrmOnL each 10 u canvass, to u PicAlilii
quar- ernAstsr, each 10 tol; Acio!ain u 10 Roller.
'aterer. rncli ~ tol; -pendonet 80 70 ranway,
,iRni1I ChnrtreuEe. each - 10 !. Nltuals paid !
trAigh!, fold, $40 place Held saGU.
THE SECOND RACE.
Bonnsy and Lizzie ran In the front rank from
he STAT, the former drawing away In the
tret CHI ard winning hands down by u length. |
r heorsc. Tho \or!te. was an Indifferent
hird.
Tree hand sweerstases for three yearods Of SIN
ach mithsi.'', added. OF hch 500 tn second aud
40 10 thri; Gus nile and sixteenth
ohm I.>anss Oh, c. Gcanssy Wy iruuuois-WIre Grass.
lib LlittsieiLj ,,........... ....,..............
J. {. DalysD Lizzie, ~ u. LamU.ey ,,,.,.,...,.
r. fnistsrs CHI e., sir George. rs liiamil tonl...
HrstcGes,er and kittt \ ais" ran.
1ime, i:b.hi
Bettng-Two 70 one against slr George. 3 to West
utuais pad Slt.25 Sl;.p Sii"t.
THE THIRD RACE.
avish sprang away IN The van mt tho start.
nd showed Tho way under an easy pull. |
ragouse second. and Volunteer ii. third. |
nth opposite the timers stund. Then MdR-
~ picked up his whip as Oragsuss began TO
hch him. one sharp cut aud Lavish sprang |
way, and won by an omen length, OraReuss
eat Volunteer ii. as far for second money.
swse pstaees Tor horses which ha! run aud not won
nee July at SlO snch, with SlN1 added, OF which
go to second and sIUJ to third. hNs turlongs