The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-01
A LOVELY DAY AT JEROME.
4 TREAT FOR THE $500 PERSONS
WHO WENT TO TIE TRACK
YESTERDAY.

Wins and Charges 0wners-Esquimau
Wins Again uturity wins the jump.
more perfect day for racing han Yesterday
| one can scarcely imagine. and the $500 per-
/ sons VITO went TO jerome Park had reason to
congratulate themselves. The storm OF the
past few days was blessing in disguise. az
| the grass and foliage were crcener aud
brighter. and the air was ns puro as that of the
Catskills. TheiacinS was very enjoyable the
track having dried out remarkably since
Thursday.
The snort began with n sprln. at i've fur
longs, for which Walcott. with his owner. Jimmy
Mclaughlin. up, was the fnvoiitc. The big
chestnut geldipg played with his field. and
won very handllv. with Linn second and Deck
third. OLD Volunteer II. showed speed for
three tutlongs or SO and then folded W. into II
bow knot.
There were buzz three starters for The two.
ycar.old sweepsakGs. Atnol! receiving the
bulk Of the support. Airshaft. who showed
wonderful improvement over his form in the
Optional Stakes. beat Arnold very cleverly
while Quarteimaster was Il bad last. running
out in the final iu,lcnG.
Inc owners handicap ~ one milo AID fur
long was forcEone conclusion for Chesa-
peaks. and but few PERSONS expected West
chester to give him such raco as tho Morris
thrce.year-old did. running neck and neck
with the trotherto Potomac Tor over seven FUR
li3.. Ihon lie WAS done. and Chesapeake
game on under u pull amt won hands down.
y wasn't a. easy victory, Tor Cnesapeake.
acknowledged when he got down that he was
1Tite ANXIOUS gong around the unrer turn.
Walcott that he decided to start him again in
the the fourth . event at i've inronss. The Ledine
WAS an cuGal inrorite with Correction until it
was discovered that hy ShnuIl
pounds moro than the weight schedu oil on
the me! Programme . bets wtre declared OIL and a
% Hes Wos sa Win I'D ss PENN PENN
played for tho nlaee G EH3 Wslc1 %s"v 10Y
.s;e9na money but Jimmy was cons slsd by tie
ia the same afternoon is not a bad record and
MalGoit has more than won himself out a.
Prohibition had shown no courage in lis 10.
cent races. aud yesterday Mr.. lnhm 4. Morris
directed that n quart of Papa Nelson's lest
doses OF which were TO be puu' ed down tho
eolts throat he.ore the race for two-year- olis.
but pon.Ss f. 1 Eo9 mads S r M E,f
an ohsr OF loo FOR The eolt before the race;
Tic colt won. tho adj adiitto,al "'I erreemens
being nede, hat half q the nurse shouH go
4, tie Mr. sands rG;ohihi,or was reG!css By
rum .sodaen Fr.hlIltion ,ool tue LEAD in A.
Annie Queen second and st. r,aneras third.
ms mads two winning mounts for lenn;
in tho sixth considering the quality II his or
ponents even money being ohtninablo against
the Ieluvenated half brother TO Exile. Mar
end and all Hamilton had 10 DO was 10
shake the old horse mp bit in orier 10
showed n lot Of speed in the early part OF tho
race. blu, even Edgar Johnson passed him i'll
The steepechase had the Lewis pair. Della
ware and tutnrity. Tor fav2rites. and from
nfh i rsn Ws ny y s .s tn
at tho ilnish AID secured third riace, The
being made, although Delaware and Fu,urity
collided in the field. aud both escaped an ugly
fall by great good luck.
THE FIRST RACE.
Volunteer H., Beck. and Walcott were the
most prominent at tho start, and they had the
race between them until over The hill. where
three Lengths. Lima IN the final strides
70, her head in front OF Beck and beat him for
the place.
.s.Sr s%saeh Win sI.,:I saaei. OF Will $40 to
"a nv by Long 7.w
ss M':s ,n s,.ss 40 a m,
AH siassI aG fnl r. a. ami r...
Wood also ran
B.,nsr.a to on T W":o. H. to asa,n.. Volunteer
II Sng < 20 a b. sia a" % IT, at:a
paid $3.50. % S5 sli.ao. '''
THE SECOND RACE.
ss SnnGftsrmast tern made the unnnE Airshnit
isngei the leaders. Hamilton sat down , and
rode ,Airshait and Arnold could never get go
length. tluartermaster Ewerved In the stretch
and was not near the others at the finish.
SIC 4n1 wo od 81 ws g
aud SO g. third; weight. 10 pound. below hs scae
ME nwyer. 81. c Atrshan by ven:la,or--rOuch,
Rrown.tr Arnold. i'e ,H-rren, ,,....,...
ITO Vuarerma..er. Muluas pad sI-5, $50 - ~.
THE THIRD RACE.
ChesaNeako and Westrhester ran In close |
compuny until tho end OF seven furongs. |
winning by three lengths under n stout pull. |
Westchss,er beat Edgar Johnson OIL for sec
ond m ney.
W,S my aal. S Of sssr o
J"yssr:sH .A"."ps.ls .I BY 81 Blal.e-su..
J. atSgns M$.,,' tGaT Il %a,
g lisar MS, s |
THE FOURTH GAc;.
Correction md Naico.t wera FIRST away. |
and little fcnn taking Correction in the van,
none o! the others could ever get 10 her. tho |
Morris I'LL, finally winning hands down bya |
length and n hall from uragouse. WHO beat |
Wa.cott length for second money.
Sweepstakes for all ages OF go each with 81. 900 |
adacd OF which S.rI to second and SItr' to tri.
hers or one race during the meeting TO carry pounds
Two ~ pnGhNs EXTRA. winners The
Ing ailuwsl iounGs dive fur."nYs
y. A. \. II Norrss b. 4. erection. . by IImyar
Manh,e cray O f"HiIls
u u Witlicfh Oh. I. urascuse T. IOi tbsrsenl. =
James NcLhugh.ns CHI T. WOicOtt, l"3 ~. Little.
hlcIngo.I and HtIs also ran ''''''''
Tine. lii2li
Setting-' Correction. even mOlov; Walcott, to ];
uraReuse - u Wthe. IL to L. RheiHgod, 100 to ].
MuIuals paid Sl2,C1. 81 % $50.
THE FIFTH RACE.
=, Florence s. wheeled in front and got triHe |
the best OF the Start Grand lriN being Inst TO !
move away IRON tho post. The 81 irit moved |
liohibitio",. and the chestnu col, ut once went
TO tho front. holding his ndvau age to the end |
and winning cleveriy by length. Annie |
Queen beat St. fancras half a length for Sec
ond money.
swsepstsLes for twoyearolis of $40 each with $1,000
Ahdsh OF which 800 to second and $40 TO third; |
weights ten pounds below tho scale the winner TO bo
j. "a u. Norris Oh G. Prohibition, by Reform
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JAc6bss ch Annie Queen ini tDorgeir .,,..,.. . !
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