The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-13
DEAD HEAT
AT JEROME.
On the Run.0f Ferrier De
featS Black Hawk in
Easy Fashion.
SIXTH RACE DAILY AMERICA'S 5.
He Oanters in, a Winner, Before
Kingston, Sir Catesby
Being Third.
TWO MATCH RACES FOR JEROME.
StonsnelI and GIsnmoyne Meet
Wednesday and Dobbins and
Dorian Saturday.
TWO MATCH RACES FOR JEROME.

RACE TRACK, JEROME PARK,
Aug. 13-The card sent out by the
American Jockey Club for to-day was
by far the most attractive that has yet
been offered at the meeting. but when
the patrons arrived at the track they
again witnessed q partial slaughter In
which Secretary Mcintyre and his blue
pencil played an important part. Two
Of the events. at least, were stripped of
their ractiveness by the scratches.
The weather was dark and cloudy. rain
being threatened at any moment The
attendance was far from being hatter-
Ing. Old Jerome is not a pleasant place
on a cloudy day.
Roller. Little Mat and Mic Mac Queen
were scratched In the opening event.
leaving Halton. Annie Bishop and Stone
nellie to face the starter. Halton was
Sims laid second to, stoneneiile with
Aslton under a choking pun , 70 The 9
he Iuit.. and Was beaten for tae place, by
by ridden BY Mike Bergen and won
Sims and Mike Bergen came to blows
In the Jockeys room after the race.
Sims claimed that Bergen had inter-
e sssd q r fehas You'd Sr hf have been
a fierce battle. Sims IL known as q dan
gerous boy, having once. II Is said.
:e enhn w % odne near com com nen axa Hs.
Sims with the Stewards.
Two match races have been arranged
for this week at this track, on Wednes;
Glenmoyne, with 107, are matched for
200 each at six furlongs. the Associa-
on saturday Dobbins and Dorian
wAiRhtA1 n
and furlong under the same conditions.
FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes OF SO each. with $500 added; for
'hsssy-0id' ana upward s Sse m e. gfra
ston.n.Ili. 1Os,s On. Bs,scn,;s;i 81 i i i
naiton, i%is tsim', .... WEI $40 snl5
stoneneilie made all the running and
won easily by a length, Halton was
second under pull TOT ,n,n seven durongs f.
head. TimeMl.A 81. " .
MutueIs paid; Straight. -: place.
SECOND RACE.
swespztaka - Of ylJ each, with $500 added; for
thsee-year-olds; Titan course, abou, LOO y:rd,.
Harrington. 10. ua.ml,,on,. .iiss na g. h'rn
psld.%;re' ~ ~ .o.sss'o... Al even u
Avon. lis (HaipinJ. .so-i I0.i .
ireNei!hn' 1AA NSitueneiut. .l--l ~
Beldemcre and Harrington raced.
heads apart. In front to the stretch,
where the latter drew away and won in
can.er by four lengths from Belde-
mere. Pecksnin was third all the way,
finishing Ave lengths behind Beldemere.
Time-l.22.
Mutuels paid: Straight $685.; place,
saE; third. 1910. Beldemere paid: Place,
1870; third. si.S5. Pecksnin paid $3.50
third.
THIRD RACE.
Sweepstakes OF 80 each. with $500 added. for
three-yesr-oids ana upwards. selling; six fur
lonEs.
starters. BETTING ct. M Fin
Ferrier, III (slmsD.,.,....... Ill out z II ''
Black Hawk. 100 III. Jonss). lo-l III 1 2' ."
sam Weller. 10 DoEsetD.. Isl 80
"Dead heat.
Ferrier made the running TO the
stretch and looked to be winning
easily. A furlons from home he APP
peared to be In trouble. Jones went TO
work on Black Hawk and getting up
In the last jump made dead neat.
sam Weller was third, thirty lengths
away. Time. 1-2.
1t was decided to run the dead heat
of after the last race.
FOURTH RACE.
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