New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
DORIAN DEFEATS DOBBlNS.
A RACE MARKED BY HEAVY BhIllN"'
MICHAEL F. DwYER's HEAVY LossEs-1hh 'o''
rrsrs At JEROME PARK.


losses were heavy when Glenmoyne lowered ''e
coors of S,oneneil. what must MS 'oSseS nav -
Yesterday when he attempted TO recover "'s o.,
and win a handsome amount besides on 'ne "e'
ization winner Dob0irs! .,.o,
There were hundreds OF men who b.ihdy ioio"
tho Duver money and paced larger wagers thah
usu,l ON Dohblns Moreover Dobblns was the pup
Ito f,vor,e 90 that when the betting became ser
Ted 2 to ! on his chances was eagerly 'aAe" -
h,s followers Dorian carried a bet for near'y
every trainer on the track. Leo S"a''s maui "
p.unge of his lie on The cot ana was io''o"e' =,
some Of the shrewiest men on the tufi' .N''"o'"
,bo he,,,ng ring was packed Almost 10 suhoca'oh
there were no rushes in which cothes "e'e 'o''
hats smashed as at other tracks. Everyoody ap-
noo-ed cam and deliberate: even the bookmakers
we're suave and pleasan, 10 their customer |o''se
ouent.y the money fairy rained into the ca'''
boxes OF the bookmakers. VINO seized Win s'e'
avliity the chance make profitable pc'ce"'aHe
book on the race, as Dorian was p.ayed Al 10 .
up the last minute. -
James r. Keene j. o. Bonner. James H. ht'so''
Colonel Thomas T. Edmonson i. II. McCarren ana
o,hers Watched the race from the grandstand
From the clubhouse bluff the grandstand. lawn anu
hetting ring presented a beautiful scene. IL re-
called the old days OF Jerome Park especially wheh
one looked toward "Deadhead Hl. as at ieas'
200 men and women watched the races from us
summit.
N'NN''
by the holiday experts the partisans OF each morse
pronouncing their especial favorlte as being right
az rain :" hard as nails" ut to run for man
life" etc.
When the horses went to the post both Dobb'ns
and Dorian in turn acted as II they ala not wan.
to break Silence prevailed. and not souhd could
be heard until both horses broke head ana mead
When the flag fell everybody present informed MS
neighbor that they were off by startling shout
At first IT seemed that the race would D. IKE many
others OF the sort travesty-as both jockeys re-
strained their horses. Hamilton on Dorian. now
ever did no, choke him. but permitted MIN 10 ra'e
along and when the horses came In sight around
Picnic Hi. Dorian was two lengths IN the 'eau'
Sims on Dobbns closed a little Of the daylight be-
tween them at the clubhouse buff. but II was OF
no avail, : Hamilton gave Dorian MS head ana
opened gap Of near.y Ave lengths. Nhe'
Strengthened In the stretch for the run home sims
went to tho whip on DobDlns. but could not gam
on Dorian who won as n pleased by four lengths
in the creditabe time. the track considered OF
1851. The will record as one OF the heaVi-
est betting races OF lS3i
THE STEWARDS DO SOMETHING.
A meeting Of the stewards Of the Jockey Club
was to have been held yesterday. but il WAS I'M
possible t. ascertain any 81 the particulars Of the
meeting al the track There has been so much reck-
less and foul riding jerome Park that one u the
stewards stations mself at the clubhouse blum TO
watch the jockeys at the difficult turn at that point
In the second race there vas much crowding and
jostng by every Jockey except Hamilton that a re-
port was made to the stewards An investigation
resulted In the suspension OF Carter ana II. Jones
for the. meeting. Just why they were elected -
not known. unless there were other Complaints nal'
about them tho other Jockeys ROD" fuzzy as reck-
lossy these dd throughout the race
IN the nI'a race thsrc wa ,s as md S SIR
around ,hc south nSid Turn There Is some excuse
fO4f.luH "A
I'm going around 10" south ncld. hence. there Is
George Taylor was fearfully messed about With
the English Lass gcldng IN the hfst rae 'ahter-
iessly entar!ed a, the head Of the stretch Every
Jockey In the race was questioned ana nc vetnic,
was suspended for hts recklessness Nov That the
stewards have made break. II u hksy thnt 'neI inc,
VIII 70 the reform course. hammer "nt
tonss. without resard 20 pace or he dans'r ot
swcrving on tho Turns - ntmaic as'@' ss ,r 's
thing that shows 20 ne adFah'aEc "t me 80.
is the practice Of calling The jockeys up ~ the
aone nist as well In the secfetarys room In the
paddock The present method. however causes
everybod, In the Rranisiand % notice that me
stewards alert and active ~ me interests 81
races were well contested Hailstone was "A warm
favorite FOR the Arst race At even money ne was
beitors There werc many small wagcrs placed on
the other contestants at long odds aenns, Xxx
crossed and fouled one another Tor threc-eghths
Of mile Halstone managed to get clear OF then ZEN
f Sai tim, IN 'e of @ foT the haf mile obcnsua
was second and Captain NICK third. 'sn ,
shaken mp. but o,hcrvse uninIurei. H..
In the second Rosa II. was the medium Oh
pl,,nge by the public some Of the heavy octior'
arIness and ,hc polly col; received generous sup.
mort To good start the field ran well punched
10 the clubhouse turn when every Jockey III the
race except Hamilton. began 10 ride In the most
reckless manner imaginable. 80 that their chances
10 win were greatly lcssened Hamilton. VINO re-
NAMED in a safe place with Darkness. easily OBJ
az cd ihe lead when the turn for nome WiN
and NJ one time he was thre" lengths In the leah
IoIon came with n rush and NJ the nnish Hamil-
ION barely managed TO land Darkness the Winnner
10y a neck from Jolan. Poor Jonathan was th'fn'
Dutch skater eye3-money fav0,l,e en T"sS
sgains, him at Jerome Park lie won the third race
n the easiest possible manner by twS hr. enshs
for the place Harrington was wei supporter ",
the betting but stoned win ms S" moor Sl showing
greatly disappointed his owner ana mis- friends
Won By HARRY REED.
Harry Reed nj FIVE to on his chances. won the
nth race. a contest that was marred by the reck-
less riding OF some the jockeys. Sir Dixon. jr was
second and Cockade was third.
Live oak won the sixth race by n handsome mar
gin from Matthew Corbetts Paris who beat the
favorite Prig. nearly two lengths for the place;
Paris was the outsider In the betting. but was WEI,
get an honest run for their money. As the odds for
a place liberal the bookmakers did not nave
a
Here the results;
Fin, race-rwo-yea, -old. onehaf mile. Purse 500.
Halls.one by senfa,on-MaS. 1906 b.. ;op3sssetn !
IOhengula. jon
r. dowac Amsterdam English Lass gelding. Son Err
reur Superintendent Perpexity. Expectation My. Der
Wish and Canterbury also ran. Tlmc-o:iN's
Eettng-IIaisionc. 20 and 10 2. lobcneun. 20 TO
and 10 /: Capt Nick 12 70 and 10 Reiowar IL to
and TO Amsterdam. 20 10 and 10 !. English Lass
gclGing IL to ! and 10 /. Son frrcur. 200 10 and
50 10 I. Superintendent. II to and to |. Pcprxity
90 10 1 and 20 To Expectation hliy. 20 and 10 .:
pstish. CO 10 and 20 To /: Canterbury, ID TO and
q TO J.
Second race-Six furlongs. Purse. 500
Darkness by George Knney-Mascotte. iol h..
GIamilton) I
IOdan.
Poor Jonathan los 'Smsp
Rosa II Wll FonsO and the Dolly colt also
Time-i:ISiA.
Uettine-Darkness. q TO / and to /: Jodan. 10 10
md 10 = Poor iona than. l and ) 10 .. Rosa H..
II 10 10 and ! 2. VIII Fonso ~ to I and to /:
Dolly colt. 4 20 | and & 10
Third rnce-One mile and eighth. Purse 5000.