New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
THE AGONY NEARLY OVER.
TO-DAY WILL SEE THE CLOSE OF THE
JEROME PARK MEETING.
AN EXTREMELY UNSATISFACTORY RACE GATH

AN EXTREMELY UNSATISFACTORY RACE GATH
ERING-REsuLTs OF YESTERDAYS CONTESTS.
; Hallelvjah It's done! To-day is the last day OF
one OF the most unsatisfactory race meetings
ever held in any country. From beginning 10 END
there has not been single redeeming feature IL
Is hard TO tell who VIII rejoice tne mos' ''a' 'He
meeting Is about ended.
Two OF the races or yesterday were Prdcucd'!
walkoyer. Maid Marian and Stonenell simply gal
Looping for the money. Crania. at 2 TO l. won the
first race by a length from Midgely. Owlet' the
favorte quit badly. an eighth OF mile from the
finish
Thurston. the favorite at to D. won the iour'"
race by o length from Paris
MCINTYRE made record by winning on three sue
cessve DAYS at Jerome Park with long odds against
him In each race. He won the NTH race easily Dy
five lengths from Old Dominion. who was the IA
vcrte at TO s. Five TO was the ciosihs ouuS
against Mcintyre.
Harris WAS plunged to win the last race, the
odds agains, him being forced down from to l
until 3 TO the best odds In the ring lie won
easily BY a length from the PANDORA geidins' WIN
was AT 20 TO In the betting.
Reiff was exoneroted from all blam for the man.
ner I'm which ne rode Haton. Jockeys who nave
ridden him say that he is rank cur In his races.
His former owners corroborated the Jockeys con-
sequenty, Ref came out Of the trouble win nyihs
colors.
Victor Smith and his counsel talked TO Philip j.
held by them through the order of CIVIL court
II appears that another court order to pay the
money 10 Mr. Smith has been granted Inc con-
versation must have been highly interesting as 'oh''
Hunter left the stewards box and sought 'he So
c,uson OF the room beneath. where he shut himself
An until Mr. Smith and his attorney left the neigh
borhood OF the stewards box.
When Stonene was led up for sale man ""o
wore a free badge hung his head over the ran anu
bid 5000 which $500 over the selling price 6 on
she programme The bid not bona noe anu was
not not Accepted The man sneaked out Of the GROUNDS
by the way of the beting-ring and the 'ero'ne-aNe
gate a.. .,,oo s,ar,,od tho crowd in the
smasired stamped Young seized al,
legged ground shark and accused him OF i'-l Ias
crowd Gathered around Wheelock's betting stand;
The police would not divulge what they oee'ueu !"
90 Henry Of f Navarro is in capital condition. as he
covered mile and a furions at jerome r"'" III
Here are the details:
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-Heavy handicap. Six furorss'
R Grea, r s'aolss s" M9SaTS ii GU,
E. rursers m. Miss Dixie s. lS9i ;, on,
Mutunls-Maid Marian straight s. 70.
Won BY a length
SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds special weights Five
furcngs.
Keqaa saNs; CHI rrania By Hensss % IL
J. E. McDonad's ch c. Mageley.. 10;
onecs Stables br. g. cocnade 10 cDosretnS ~ i
3ws, 10 no damey, soI d
straight SIS % place $40 10 t-s one s,d T
cockade one two thres sl7 30
Won by a length neck between second and MIRO
THIRD RACE-THE BROADWAY STAKES; selling. The
Titan Course
DIVER: ch s'q1ene 1 5},o Stone, 10 o.,
j. W Eoser:'s b. c Discount. 3 io1 .,ca;a s, GU,
rin,e-l:221
Mutuals-None sold.
Won by three parts of length
FOURTH RACE-For three-year-olds; selling One and
one-eshth miles.
,s,ISw sh' Knight. T lcs 10 d Dos t3af
3 k 1'St p c piaSoa. .G;sasy, %
MutualsThurs;on straight Sll So. place - To- fafis
Won by half length; neck between second and third
FIFTH RAcE-spccia weights. Selling. Five fn'ions'
chs SGsnee,f:o. ss M.''i lcs h FsT
j. 'p E 'McDcnalds b. g Old Do9,aiaa,
W. W. B. Jennings; CHI. T. shadow. !. a..
Grnmpa 5c,S 1903 c. g i
Miss Hazel g. los a:......:; :d.am6ey}o CO FL
Mu,r.l.-Hsrg.yrs ,';Ssns 81 q SIS, one
three s, s.; shadow two, three 81 50
Won by lengths; distance between second and
third.
SIXTH RAcE-FOr maiden 'woyear-olas special weights
One-half mile
Garth & Coles b. g. Harris by Eolus
V1.sf Me6on aSi T,
red-PandOra 1Vt. tMlig''yl- Jo-l L. !
G. Z. Smith ch. C. -, by Nentllaor-
Pouch, no; ..................'.; (Gr;inl ., q
Cob 40. fl-ainfy)O III
BenefactOr 10 .Pickering)O 1O- ID
r1%ss.sn1, zoe DorgSt,S al
.lO1...................E TriheD lco-l 30
11O..........................N 'Ofg"ttO
SILK ITO. Garter 81
~ Tiine-O:49A
Mutuals-Harris straight SIC b. place sl IS one. two.
81 Pandora colt place S42 10 two. ihrec
Sal so Pouch colt one two three IS -.
Won BY a length three lengths between second and
third.