The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-10
DUTCH SKATER
WINS DRIVING.
After a Terrific Finish Take;
the Fourth Rae, from
L.ChinYar.
OLD KINGSTON &c in IN FRONT
At 4 to l On He Wins Handily
from Paetolus in tho
Sprint Race
SIR DIXON, jR., At LONG GODS.
In a Whipping Fin 81 He Defeats
hanwel., Mckee and Other IN
the SeC0nd Event.
SIR DIXON, jR., At LONG ODDS,
,spscIal to The Evening worlal


RACE TRACK. JEROME PARK, Aug.
ia more pleasant spot than Old
Jerome Park was to-day would be hard
to imagine. An elegant breeze rustled
through the spacious grand stand, max
ing 1t a delightful place. A feature was
the Introduction of couple of sprin-
king carts, which were kept busy con-
stantly before and between the races.
This Is u good move on the part Of the
management. for when a big field Ia
racing around the winding turns when
the track Is dusty very little can be
seen oil a race.
The programme was an attractive one,
and large crowd was present. The
part were so evenly balanced that the
netting was better than usual.
Just before the races FEATHER Bit
DAILY mounted into the Stewards 3 AID
and had a long talk with Dr. Knapp and
John Hunter. Father Biz ls making
actions while arguing with Mr.. Hunter
Old Kingston was made the hottest
kind of a favorite for the, opening event,
going to the pest at tU L He won. but
the the piqns s,, had heart disease for
front and set terrific clip. Three fur
6ngs from home Sims went to work on
Kingston, and by hard riding won hand
The start, coupled with McClains In
ability to help his mount. beat the ia
vorite. Mckee, In the second race. He
got away lengths behind his field; Han,
the stretch, where Sir Dixon, jr., a Is to
! shot, from Saratoga, came on and won
hand.ly by half length.
Sweepstakes OF $40 each, with $500 added: for
threc year -olds and upward; SIX iurlOnsa.
KinSston l12 fsims, Ia oSt - !.
s a.'Tias'oa H. p 'I q Ssa:,i:Si !: !
stretch. followed by K;rs-,on and BY
Jove; Once straightened out for the
vorite, and catching the leader, won
handlly by. two lengths. Pactolus was
four lengths before Harrington, who
came fast nh, the s srsas Tms,1
'2.B Pactolus paid s2,S place.
Sweepstakes OF 80 each. with $500 sdded; for
SIR Dixon. IT.. los csm.,. Isl 81 ! y IL
Mckee, 100 taeclainJ, 500. - - s.
Ella Reed. ~ Ccsrtsr,...." 81 81
s ss.saiss y III T a 1s%i: Il Il Fl
hanwei made the running to the
stretch where Sir Dixon, jr.. who had
ad " nice hs position came On end won
Matueis paid: Straight, ,isto place.
H7:75; third. $500. Hanwell paid: Place.
$50; third. $50. Mckee paid g. third.
THIRD RACE.
Sweepstakes Of $40 each with $500 added
for thras-ysAT-oids and upward. the Titan
course: about l. 400 yards
Robusta, 100 DoEsetu......is-s So / % u
sT;%pesl,sIt; iSs o.. Carter ::;..iS-9 S-S ,S
SDeculAtiDn nelehaDtyl A.
Drum Major, 10. lHamiItonj. 81 even !
VIII Fonso, us ,sImsl ::....i2-l Al sYs
Drum Major and Trevelyan alter.
mated In the lead TO the turn out from
behind the clubhouse, where Robusta
lengths. Topgallant and Sir Catesby
both came fast in the stretch, finishing
IN a,. that r; order behind Robusta, head
., Mutuels paid: Straight. H.i5: place,
Place, a7e; third. n.2 pS Sir cat Ssa
paid $50 third.
Sweepstakes OF $40 each, with 500 added: fol
three.year-olds selling; one N lie and siIt.snth,
R RSssh st.'' 81 s's ID Dq T::6 = =
g a;,,G. iss Sins, IFS i; ! j
Halton made the running into the
Skater. Lochinvar and Live Oak then
came on and In a terrific finish Dutch
Skater won by length. Lochinvar beat
LIVE Oak head for the place. Time
Mutuels paid: Straight. S15; Ace,
RI ;;SsSii third 1886 Live Oak aa
FIFTH RACE. ~
s~e takes Of $40 each, with $50 Yided for
maiden t~O-yesr-olds; selling ave q Sngs
StArters Betting Hf Fin.
Punsh, los q, Jones; ...,.''sG a u T.
GHEelle. los CCartsr1 ........ to-l ISL ga 81
Lobsnsuls, l0s Glttlsasld).. .lo-l ~
Tree Top. 1903 lMcClainl. 81
EnloEy colt. ios tHAmiiton).. 81 50 a.
Mike lo1 (Doggetp. .:.",...lo-i ~ boiled.
Punch led all the way and won Ia a
canteT by four lengths. Eulogy was
second into the stretch. but stopped
badly. BelgraviA then came on and got
the place. a length and a half before
Gazelle. Time-l03
Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50; place
sss5: third sells. Beigravia paid: Place.
s.. Ii; third. $3.50. Gazelle paid $40 third
SIXTH RACE
Sweepstakes OF $40 each. with 800 added; fol
thrse-y eAr-Olds and upward selling; one mil,
and q furlonE.
Starters Betting. ST Hi Pin
Jack Rose Ios UIamilton).. ii IS 3 ID
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