New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
TAMMANY'S TURF TRIUMPH,
YoRKvILLE BELLE IN SECOND PLACE.
MARCUS DALYs COLT WILL RUN NO MORE TIL,
YEAP.

YEAH.
Chairman IIarrity's campaign fund will now Jump up
With big bounds Generous contributions will come
pouring in from the joyous and eXultant Tammany
generals and warriors who filled their pockets at Nor
RS Park yesterday BY OF the success OF Marcus
DAYS colt Tammany In the Jerome stakes. The
hearts of the leaders and followers OF the organiza
ton we're glowing with gratitude TO Marcus DAILY the
owner; TO Matthew Bymes, the trainer and to F. H.
Garrison the jockey of the good colt that had carried
their money safely home. Tammany Hall assembled
at the race-course with fun ranks All the most In
nuental and powerful commanders were gathered to.
gether including Mr.. Croker himself. and every As.
sembly district in the city sent extensive and EN-.
thusiastc delegation. A ratification meeting with
huge attendance might have been held on the grounds
But after the Jerome stakes had run the favo,e
ticket not Cleveland and Stevenson but DAILY and
Byrnes with Garrison the choice OF the organization
for secretary OF State. Tammany Hall TO be
sweepng everything before It, After having captured
every department of the city government, and made
a runway by which the municipal revenues slide
smoothly and swiftly from the Office OF the Receiver
OF Taxes straight into the wigwam In Fourteenthst.,
where the money IS distributed In the form of city
salaries and fees, to the faithful adherents of Mr.
Croker, Tammany has now carried the racetrack by
assault and has diverted the resources OF the betting
ring to its own enrichment. II the Tammany mep
continue their Of conquest much longer Tam
many Hall will become the genuine putocracy OF the
sake TO adopt resolutions denouncing It's own ag.
grandigement
Tammanys luck is proverbial 1t conspicuous
in the race for the Jerome Stakes. YOrkville Belle
was q better than the colt Tammany yesterday.
but she ridden by steepechaserder. II the
serome Stakes had been steeplcchase YOrkvfne Belle
would undoubtedly have won. Fitzpatrick has had
few mounts since September /. Gideon Daily have
not started many horses ut weights ut which he could
ne be
employers have not been efusively aaecuonate since
Gideon DAILY refused to let Fitzpatrick earn
900 by riding Morelo in the Eturity Stakes.
Fitzpatrick il OF practice and out Of form. York
Vile Belle requires delicate but mastery handling
and this was the first time that Fitzpatrick had
ridden her 1t is TO be hoped that will be the last
He made woful OF his riding. iorkville Belle
always resents any choking pull. any nagging. any
saving at her jaws Garrison can ride her to per
lection He nsgs her, he never saws ut her
head he holds 9ier under twisting, strangnne
pull. AL these things Fitzpatrick did " the MY III
the first mile of the jerome stakes. Little Penn
could have ridden her better for he, at least would
have let her rate along at strong pace. which is
lust what she enjoys.
The details Of the race are described below but the
truth may be told In few words. The result OF the
Jerome stakes not the triumph Of IaHmany over
Yorkville Belle but the victory of Garrison over
Fitypa,,ick At his best Garrison IS every whit OF
seven pounds better jockey than FITZPATRICK.
Yesterday Fitzpatrick showed so little judgment OF
mace placed his mount so poorly in the race, ana
rode her clumsily In the homestretch that he was
at least dozen pounds inferior to Garrison IN locNcS
ship But If it had been steeplechase-ah theh!
The decision Of Mr.. Byrncs the trainer OF Tam
MANY not to race the colt again this year is wise
one. Tammany might not be so lucky II ne r"i
arain.t Lamplichter, because Lampghter would not
he ridden by Fitzpatrick. LampMshter and iorkV1iie
Belle are much alike in one thing. Nclther ms
phenomenal burst Of speed at finish, bu' DOM VI
them are very strong raters. Neither OF tiem Will
do we'll II naggcd at sawed st. or kept under all IN
ordinate pull II LampIeter had been In yesterday
race and had been ridden as iorkvhlc Bene was
ridden Tammany would have defeated him In Just
the same way In which he defeated iorkvhle Belle
rftzpatrick was mournfully out'o form
Tho attendance was eXVllent. and enthusiasm and
excitement rose to high pitch 1t was f&shlohaoi'
and brilliant gathering OF spectators The afternoon
ua. most DISASTROUS to all made bets except the
bookmakcrs and the hackers OF Tamnany Mlciaei
~ Dwyer, "Pittsburg Phil" and other heavy puhgers
mt ye,y large sums Yorkvine Belle, and the hly
was backed by the general public outside OF 1ammahy
Hail. SO although Tamnany was strong iaVo'ioe III
the betting ring at the outset Of the specuH"oh Ie
Poll. WAS AT shorter price than he when the starter 5
flag fell and she carried much larger SUMS Not
one fayorite out Of six successful and 1t was
most strous day for Michael +. Dwyer, Pittsbuls
PHIL J. f. Mcdonald aud other plnngers.
chesapeake was loaded down with money In the
first race but Fairy ridden by Garrison. outran him
as She liked Correction ridden by Taral. was poor
Third TarL rides a great many horses extremely
we'll but his style OF jOckeyship does not sun Tue
alrant Jade Correction, who runs mGch oe'er WIN
LittIefed In the saddle than with farai.
Mr. Dwyer sent big commission into the r'hs On
Michael in the second race. while the friends of
IN. Keen. stable backed Candelabra If his success
were certainty but wsnder beat them a e9 cI by
Sasr, wa: ms 0d colt T Sea fsTy At
going out and ulahng the running put S eS yer,.
~.s kept near the lear until All his ehahce' "efe
1t was chiefly Mr.. Dryers money that made Mar
M.1iss 80 M %arA spsces s'0 Mdde hidden BY sins
was FIRST Lady aaiy second ana lilrs'n u"u. +roo.
tavortte in weaker field than the one which he &c
icated yesterday. lie then ran third Mos'ey nao
Plunger and form play ers heaped their wagers on
Miss Maude IN the N1rsery She' ,i ~ s by LAMB
Low. who rode 10 win this time 'even the most IN
veterae habit is sometimes broken) easily otai, he
s s4aae Colt lie Das mil in - w0nSsrfSu Ut
work for % op n T IN the me Sea sma Ssund
stakes In Nursery With isIai up ne h waS
slow as Greenland glacier an nd Tnnae1 h" VERY
slow time. for this track. of :13. 49,. ,........
Little Lambley did not care to 9e2 6 es
n m'I and beat them bo,h. The turf will be much
better of next nent Of the smceyi a
scripulous riders with shady records; ,,o,
The stewards suspended Narvaez anu 'auio i tIS
for the rest OF the meeting Dechus0 vi '"'i 'NN"
riding In the second race. ..,a,,. ,ooos
Michael r. Dryers losses OH S'''0'"' '
must have been appalling. ., ga ooo tor
Tammany has now won more un,u @.O,O -, i
MaIcus Daiy this year-S7 400 In The NitherS SILL
Sos ~, In the Realization, &17 $40 In The Lohiiaru
and more than $1,000 In the jerome StEtS. Inc
Total value OF the jerome Stakes was @-i'o0o
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-sl 900 added Special weights GIN 'u''
longs. Betng
ri.
F. A. Ehrers b. T. Fairy. BY argyle Al 10
Fzir Rose 124 M C''aiiissppHi - ~
J. Z. McDonslds en- &. Chesapeake . 10; e. Ia
IA A. II. Morrs's b. T. Corrct4n I IA 10
lDoQgettl AL ID