The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-23
OUTSIDERS WIN AT JEROME.
NOT a FivORI1g IN THE vAN IN SIX
RACES YESTERDAY

Wins the Third Hamilton, Lima, and
Mentben the Other Winner..
Tho attendance at jerome Park yesterday
was BY odds the lightcst OF the meeting, not
more than $500 persons Witnessing the six
races that were decided over n fast track. Tho
sun shone with tropical fervor. and there
wasn't enough breeze stirring to rustic a leaf
On any Of the majestic elms by the club house.
1t wasn't good day for the talent, either, as
not single favorite got homo In front during
tho afternoon. The sport began with dash
ever the Titan Course for which Arab and
Castaln were the only starters. Tho eslding
carried great deal OF money. but he has evil
IDENTIFY gone OF since tho carly part OF the
month. and MIR. Withcrs's 1lly beat him neck
In whipping finish. The pace was worry slow
in the early part OF the race. and the pair only
ran three furlongs at anything like top speed.
The public plunged on Mr. Withefss un.
named colt by Moriemer. out OF Nyandotte. to
win tho second event. n scramble at i've fur
longs for two-year- olds. MIR. Foxhall Keene
started n handsome colt called Alonzo and
many took flyer on him whom they saw Ham,
iton bulletined to ride. The Wyandotte colt
and Alonzo had 1t out at the Gnish the last
named winning by q short neck. Doggett
moved too soon on the Wynndo,te colt. or he
might have won. Aciojam showed speed for
half mile.
EsQuimau and Ben KinEsbury carried the
Sas Of a.ar u .s ss aaaf
receiving little or no SUPPORT Edgar johnson
was in the van al the way end ID, when shai-
mau the Prince Charlie colt shook him of aud
won by neck: Ben kinIsoury was third, and
JACK Bachelor. was last.
The fourth race. selling event for two.year;;
hating st pAncraS. Wah jim. md pruteinol
were much in favor. hut not u few played Ham
bs S FED nss SS r SS.iH a by
ias. asartsss. Won " a IsnSE:h: SaS Jim Mas
headed, and Taylor had . time getting hun to
for iayorite but oIaSeus.. Lima; ana volun;
teerl received some sunnoEt. Murphy laid
BY head. Did VoHnieer ii. was third. and
there is some hope for him yet. Kirkover will
vardee carried thousands OF dollars in tho
ANAL race at hiee.Iuartsis OF n mile. but the
did did not sst ruSnins until haii way sround the
upper turn, Then It was too ate 70 overhaul
Heather who well ridden by Han WAS n
down. pera!ta was q tair third. With the others
nowhere. fernwood vas , nrought up from
never dangerous
THE FIRST RACE.
The pair ran larped all the way. and there
was no pace until well into the homestretch.
where Casraliu forged ahead anu won by
neck.
.dss "a a,ss IS: ia s. saa .I5 80 sss
H. il w,;h.iss sh {. ca'sA''. T. by Mor.smsr-c.-
George F0'0s's b. r A RAM. : 10, ~ tD0sF''o:
B..ns-rivs to on Arab, Gso against ca'saA
THE SECOND RACE.
ia &la1n ln- -
q start that looked fair for all. Aciloiam made
the running TOR three iurlongs; put gave Way S
to the & sara whors
moved up With A!onzo and MI G kseps's good
w s .scS 90 S and sS
f e XII: ans.s %Snro ~ Harry or.on-Im
p ). Si,h.rs. Wy.ndo.ie colt, III .Iopr.i.::.:.:
ru..F' eh A,e-ld. ia !Barnss,; 90;
Kaiui. Colt o.era AcsIoj Fic.il Role Jersey
Queen colt also ran 1im.,oa
to fass
sas 1ss e g t1s q SN5Hns. sna
se"s tS,S j:is:y queen colt soto l. ASiua' pa'a
THE THIRD RACE.
Edgar Johnson and Bon KinSsbury were first
way y' around a Pcnc Hill is and tie club Souse
Ss and vi Hbs hs home mofi Ss
race narrowed down to a duel between Edgar
Johnson and EsHnm9u Il me i91 r1rs winning
so .s sss BIZ yS
!hi Htd Sn1 m e aRa ris.4 johnson by Prince
t EsSIk ,n.., :Fya os
"'0dcutter also ran f;n. ,.,o,:
Bes,ine-Aran.. Ben Ri,ssoor!. to 8: E.quim.u. 8
Mu,ua, H psia 81. ST. g. Edgar Johnson
THE FOURTH RACE.
st. Pancras. FaCot. and Joe Kelly, were the
most prominent at the start. and these three
r lo Then Hamilton wsnt to the front and
Won With very little shaking up by length
for second money. ~ ' '' - '''>-
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Lima. RhelngoiI. and Orngeuse were the
and ~ s raced rass TIE elun house 6n
cxp s ms nndoa bteiiy that tie tie others Would
took the lead. with OraCeuse second. Lima
drew away In tho homastretch but Judge Post
came very fast at the end. and Taylor had TO
ri.!s the liancocas llly hard in order to win by
head. Volunteer ii. was third.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Free handicap swss2stakes for horses tn have not
80 added, q which s9oo 10 the second and sos to
Rsas saS ks:Si.. ei r. Lima by ru.rro-ol.ao,.
ye MsL:Ss:. WA judge Fo'i i .ii:,ir Nuft.ihui
Orageuss, Esttie. Rheinpold and Kirkover also ran
Time. ~.
Bttting-Against Orageusa 7 to 5; Jndge Post Ito
&, Volunteer H. 4to Lima. uto Kirkovsr. .to !;
Rhsngod to Ii Nsttie W TO Muuals paid $50 rs.
8iu2j. SlLSu
THE SIXTH RACE.
RoGusfort Persuader. and Fernwood went
away in the ,yian at the fall Of the flag. but
Hamilton had Heathon in . handy place, and
when they swung for homo took tho lead with
Mr.. Sandss geidinR winning with something
to spars from NRrdee. who. slow to get under
way closed np very fast in the stretch. 10.
rata was third.
Sweepstakss for ihree-yearoids and upward of $40
eAch with q. 900 added OF which $500 TO second and
so 20 third to carry ten POUNDS above tho scale sell
Ing allon hnces; three quarter of q mile
w. H. Snnlsa b. r Ieatleu l. by IIinloo-JeUDie