New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
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Richard Croker at Jerome PARK YESTERDAY.
He said ne had intention Of leaving ihi' County,
in the near future Mr. cT bs ,ar nren at RcRed
Springs, he has few choicey bred mares lheie'
He may secure the servsss Si & SaSs
farm at Amsterdam. Laureates unquail'ied suectss'
s Dsn vc, s has Of ees the Srso
and of Poets Corner. who is stake-winnhg 'hree-
Ex-senator p II. McCarren. of Brooklyn; calmly
viewed the picturesque scenery OF Jerome bm Mr
from the Democratic State Committee said: Il
mittse. and nobody heard me say that desired
the position l enjoy racing and take all the out ,,
divided attention my legal business in the future
The ex-senator is extremely popular with the race
Ren the Jockey. Who rode such an abominable
on the gutter Haon on MSnd oyny wac to
1 hs Rs@ Fl w 3fm be he
Improvement on that OF the previous days There
no wakoyer and every race was AS We rs r rSce
at odds of 20 to II on his CHANCES and was heavily WY
aysd for by h seG paee wa the s choice s
was nibbled at, with to straight against nm, ana
Jodan led the field for tnree-quarters of mile; when
he collapsed. Copyright taking the lead ana VII
with Miss Dixie third, beaten by length for the
place. , -.
was pro TSH av0s the
to 2 on being the best odds laid The, Lulu hly
Vac 10 nf for sRe pnt rea and Coon
feeby supported to against their bndreI
60 straight and Is to for the place Kenhe
ened in the stretch when he passed them easily
and won by a length from the Shadow Dance colt,
-hn ran foe af fha mined
came in third. by d head at the post.
Ben Lomond caused the bettors to do 90 some thns
guessing in the third race. as II was conceded that
he could win. If he good An anxious wait
for the right MONEY ensued il in the 6s Rso ring
mond. and holding Armitage at 10 to on. A rush
S Mas bsck q" P by Mehael F. Dwyer Many
makers refused his offered money ana turned their
books. Ben Lomond rushed into the lead at the
fail Of the nag and led until well into the stretch
over a length. Ben Lomond was not good"
The so-called talent looked wise and wlnked
race. The bookmakers marked up to against
Flirt. the talent said the race was made and
quoted against lola. but the Oneck Stable money
soon forced the odds down to to 2 Milan had
being on offer at post time. To the best start of
the meeting lola went out and to use the western eh
pleased by nearly two lengths from the favorte.
Nero. at to on in the betting. won the fifth
race by length and a half from Prince John. who
beat Reynard half length Tor second place.
Prince John is owned by Matthew Corbett who
is one of the most popular owners on the turf
Prince John heavily played for the place. but
his owner, unfortunately, did not bet on him at
all. ,
surprise greeted the crowd in the last race, IN
which Buckrene a 10 to I on favorite Cold
Dollar was played at 10 TO on for the place by the
heavy bettors. Copyright. who should be rewarded
with a medal for starting in two races on track
where horses are not permitted ny their
owners to start In one. carried lot OF money Tor
select party OF bettors, Who as rule; PICK
up what they put dowE and the other feila n,
besides" as one bookmaker put 1t. Gold Dollar.
ridden without a particle OF judgment by Penn, ran
himself into the ground in the first hve-eighths or
a mile Buckrene all out. and could not stay
with Copyright. who. although In me iean Was
Wobbling as IL ne would fall down. Mcintyre. who
was neglected in the betting. Is TO being freely
laid against him put an end 10 the agony by COM
Inc nm on the outside and winning by a good
neck on the post Copyright was second and
Buckrene third.