New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
90 FAvoRITES DEFEATED.
r,ooxEp-FoR RESULTS AT JEROME PARK.
vvaXs JOHNSON AND LIMA ESPECIALLY SUR
PRISE THE EXPERTS.


PRISE THE EXPERTS.
49,, ,svsrstes had been winning at Jerome PARK
.., yesterday the bookmsRers took ample repnssH'
.ovnrte in the six races defeated. and every
s'ornaker AZ the track had an easy task TO MAKE
ur,ng hook on every race II he only exercised NJ
A.. judgment. No highclsss stake animals ran ana
~. clubhouse was almost entirely deserted, While the
md stand was scanuT occupied. 1t was nov
..-ooeu but refreshing breeze was blowing through
.hs rirs of the Fordham hills.
x.ne BLY, was taken out of the first race to run IN
~. elizabeth stakes to-day and her absence LEFT only
.~,h and Castaia TO contest the issue. Arab was
g., in the betting, but Castalia outran him rsNei
neatly. ,,.-..,0, on, q,
,,.rsr.te was first choice in the speculation over
,,s s,oond race bat second. He was al 50 s'or'
. n-ce that he not much backed LOT PiSoo
Vuhenpv and the Moderator colt were well snppor'eu
IN the betting ring. but neither could run even ''
roxbau Keene's colt Aonzo, by Harry O'Fauon' ou'
=, Imocene a fne powerful fellow with eooo acuoh
came ont for the first time and won the race unuei
Hamiltons vigorous riding.
Thu third race supposed to oe OeV"o0" W
Kinssbury and Esqumsu. with Ben hnssouis .u0
tavorite but Ben made ghastly exmoiuon VI n'''
so,, and came in third. George Taylor was on Esqu
man and got second place. II had been posS'O' ~
Mclaughlin. who rode Esquimau so well tne Jay
before 10 ride him at the weights in this race
,gonn undoubtedly have won. Edgar JohnSon' al ID
to / against him, took the prize .,o,
rroteinal called the Clara colt until re" osss aSo'
led the betting on the fourth race WIN :" ts
Who ran second 10 Lizette at Morris fs'h VI - -
carving the next largest Of money. Ne'Uuer "as
%. .ooor r +h,rd The colt called Hamilton. at TO
nut a, one time there was and 10 TO against MIN III
the ring) carried off the race easily WIFI wan Jun
second Wah Jim was well backed
o-ac.nse,s close finish with Chesapeake on Tuesday
made her an even-mOney favOnte In the hilh aA'r'
while Judge Post backed with unoounaeo Hee-
dom and confidence at TO >. Orsgeuse gun IN tile
bon,astrstch and was not placed. Judge Post ought
N have won but Murphy blundered in going around
the turn beyond the club house and lost two or three
lengths Lima got a good lead at the furlOng post IN
the homestretch and Murphy just failed 10 get Judee
Post up losing the race b. head although he MADE
a strong finish. Taylor rode REMARKABLY goa race
on Lima He slipped in by the rail al the mead Oh the
hon,estretcl thereby gaining considerable ground
twas to against Lima and Pierre Lorillard was
rnlnckv In being absent II he had been at the
track he would not have let Lima run unoac keu even
though Limas trainer had nIte iSta ID ne[ + sne
Tbe sncceps Of " n sandss Heather in the asst
race was popular even though the favorlte, NaFdee
was agaln vanQuShed NaIdee Is beyond question the
unuclest horse the turf and has cost his plucky
Hamilton rode two winners bergen is greatly
missed. There are 80 few competent Jockeys sa al
stated Immediately.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
vrRsT RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes Of $40 each,
with 81 added which 500 TO the second and slOo
% the third Fourteen hundred yards r..
D. D. withers's b. (. CastsHa. by Mortemer 49,.
Gs'flas S5sts IS Arab ioS weber Ii None
Seofse fofOeS !" = N'"'' - CDosgettj . As None.
Time-l "a.
Mutuals-Castslia straight paid 50 so
Nellie BLY, remained In her bcx. Arab and Castala
ran so close together all the that at times only one
~ them could be seen In the stretch the ly got nee
ck in front and gradually increasing her lead by
threequarters Of length
SECOND RACE-sweepstskes for maiden twoyear.olds,
a, s1O each with al 900 addei, Of which $500 10 the
second 500 the third those not having run sec
ond for a. 900 allowed n those not having run second
for 81 900 allowed n. Five fuIlongs. straight.
Betting.