New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
paCING AT JEROME PARK.
Z, AFTERNOON FOR THE CHEAP HORSES

~,rnrY COMES IN LAST IN THE ECHO STAKES.
~. Nsw.York Jockey Clubs card at jerome Park
...,erday was light one, and the attendance was
s~,,spondingly light. Admirers of high-clsss sport
s-.srr-ed TO wall for the excellent programme
80 al Morris Park this afternoon Most Of yes
..-a.v,s races were devised for the benefit Of the
ali stables and the cheap horses. Equity
,rohahly the most valuable animal that ran, and
s.r value is chiefly prospective brood mare.
IN Thursday the shrewdest turfmen at the track
aaeked Kndeer TO defeat Equity, both being trained
N the same stable Yesterday almost every one went
EQUITY crazy Only st. Charles and wOodcutter ran
.rainst her in the Echo Stakes at mile and furlong.
The experts thought the distance too long for
6. Charles and looked upon woodcuter outclassed
put St. Charles won without effort, while Wood
cutter deprived Equity of the place. In view
a, her Jerome Park running, EQuity's success at
eravesend on Monday, september o. when she de-
fested Portchester Santa Anna Bellevue. Woodcuter
and large field at mile, without having ans advan-
tars in the weights in fact concedng weight to num-
her OF them seems now 10 have been almost miracle
But the FLY has not been doing well In her work since
then and has been troubled by cough. ST. ChaTles
won the Echo stakes In the slowest ana latest ume
imaginable for q dry track :ol for a mile ana a
furlong.
The first race was at six furlongs for horses that
had never won q race and noble lot they were.
George Forbess Batsms, formerly known as the Bi1ua
colt was the favorite but ne is batsman of the can
bre OF the anticipates who captsned by that unaP
proaohable strategist, the Won Motke OF the baseo
field Buck" Ewing The hackers OF Batsman were
az sick and ashamed Of the creature after the race .
this metropolis is of those woful lbes on baSeoali
6ciency the socalled Giants" Possibly the Naue
NAV infer that Batsman did not get pace. 0p Ia
line had light task to secure first money "iile
ran second and haywood third. sims roue 'H'
we'll ,- .bird
,hoca g., tba ha.tne on the second race, althoush e
was ridden by Taral but that jockey ; hne ie 80
Kenwood home first BY head, the lightly "elsh'eu
Miss Belle Cninety -four pounds seoonu' a"N "
.h,,a Iueua u ran as II short OF work.
Con,ain brown and his friends and many otner
- ,arss n, borsefesh backed PickpoeRet boldly ID
an ,onrtb race. and filed their pockets sims rode
.,a oot With Judgment and energy, ana won lie race
nv neck Pierre Lorillard's Delusion running second.
On. tavor4+e Hoey poorly ridden by Dorsey. Iarai
might won with him
and although he is superior in class 10 the Others that
.n IN the fifth race the betting against him rose from
8 10 10 8 to /. Nevertheless he would nave won
n CLAYTON had made his run Sooner, Tor he was eaten
ing Knapsack and st. Pancras at the end. knapsack-
AZ % 10 the EXTREMIST outsider in the race, won
sy head the favorite St. Pancras second, and
Hamilton third. How easily Taral would have won
with Hamilton The judges got the colors mixed:
and ordered Pan HaRd @p oGw Pd' u hs8ge after
Change was made in the numbers, until finally the
right ones for all three placed horses were displayed
and every spectator sighed with relief
Lord Harry is a fast colt now, and he cantereo
of with the last race, for which he was an ODDS on
tavorte Castaway III was the second choice at TO
Tor place but came in last, Sir George getting
second place.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Sweepsoakes for maidens OF all ages OF
go saeh with 81 900 sdded OF which s~as to second
nd 800 to third. Weights 10 n above the scale
Maiden three-year-eds allowed Is and maiden four
reaI-olds and upward allowed 20 ID. Six furlonGs.
Betting.
ST. Pl.