The sun., 1894-08-21
ROCHE IS IN RARE FORM.
kHE BAH MORSE MADE SNORT WORK
,oF BAssETLAW At JEROME.

srs Each won Three Races -Arab and
Armitsee Bid Up by Bernnrd Murray
Ny Gyp. Heat specuiatiop n Head
stoneneil In shape Once More-Go.sip.
-Four thousand persons saw three favorites
end like number of fclders divide the money
1T jerome Park yesterday. The welcome shower
bf the morning did scarcely more than lay the
1ust and the track was almost as fast as on
bny previous day of the meeting. There were
numerous Withdrawals, but every event was in
terestng and the finishes between Arab and
Jack Rose In the first. llnilstone, Nalkyrie, Dog
gett, and Sir Dixon. Jr. in the second, Monotcny
and Belvina In the fourth, and My Gyps and
Speculation In the last were productive Uf a lot
Of enthusiasm.
With Jack Rose, Conners, and Tupgalant to
beat, Arab was heavily played for the opening
dash at one mile. Conncrs was thought TO be a
factor, hut after Arab Topgalant. and Jack
Rose Lad gone fve furlongs, Silas McClain
Ieemed to be powerless to do anything with the
Nhrec-year-old. Hamilton made play with Jack
Rose at the upper turn. and was within length
of Arab opposite the betting ring When he
looked most dangerous aud DUggctt was ready
20 go TO the whip, the little horse swerved and
poggett confined his cxcrtions to riding hand
end heel. Coming nn strong, Arab beat the
Jack n length In slow time. Topgallant died
away to nothing. and toun"rs secured third
tlacr
The Futurity candidate. Doggett, was slight
tavorite over Sir Dixon, Jr., for the twoyear-old
event that followed. Hailstones victory on
Saturday was 50 impressive that tn many good
Judges he was at a very false figure at to ],
and not few smart players took II chance on
the half brother to Drz1le to upset the favortes.
Some disappointment was expressed when the
Hon. Perry Belmont's colt by imp The Ill t'sed,
out Of Magnetism, did not go to the post as he Is
q certain starter in the Futurity The flag
foil to a splendid start, and Taylor did not
wait for anybody to show him the
way home. but rushed TTailstone along Nothing
could approach the son Of Sensation. who won
by a length. The race for second money until
the last ten strides was rcd-hot between Doggett
and Sir Dixon. Jr, but In the last ten yards both
were headed by the 20 to l chance Nalkyre,
ridden by the younger Doggctt. Doggett was
third, a neck away with Sir Dixon, Jr.. at his
throat latch. The gray colt is certainly getting
his share OF racing since he came from Sara
Roche made his temperance In the third
race after a months retirement. and the talent
almost backed him of the boards. Merry
Monarch was the tip for second money, but the
little horse, who ran In Mr.. Kittson's colors, was
shamefully beaten. Roche permitted Stonenellie
when he went to the front and won in romp.
Hassetlaw finished strong. but he could not hurry
time tim i $3.50 is fast FOR mile and a sixteenth
over jerome Park; Merry Monarch wore bar
shoes, and they undoubtedly stopped him In the
The talent makes many blunders in establish
,ns PspS thS fact thS 3Ss
smart division OF the turf made Belvtna favorite
for the race exclusively for hlies two years old.
Nonotony whose price was to |, caught the
won e good race by a neck; siberia, a well
ally owned by Capt. Sam Brown of Pittsburgh
q rcd-hot tip, was very bad fourth.
the fifth event, selling race at 400 yards, and
won In big romp. The 40 To chance, Miss
GSt4P was second h fa'inS CARRIED rn rT5E S "%ns
third and Drum Major II bad last. When Armi-
tase was pnt up to be sod ,'T he was a,p 6id up to
horse Pontico. Murray also bid Arab, the win
Speculation carried the most Of the money for
the plungers In the last race, hut Frank Reagan
with My Gyps, aud yesterday at 3to she got the
money. Doggctt rode the LITTLE mare and made
that she was staggering at the finish, and barely
managed TO get home first by head. Specula-
tion closed very strong from the upper turn,
and was ten lengths before the third horse.
Gov. SheChan
Sioneneii worked five, .fur!ongs for his match
with Glenmoyne Immediately after the opening
race. He could run, aud the last part of the
j. w. Rogers offered Jockey Willie Martin
the mount on the Nggnctism colt in the Futuri-
~, hut fidcun DAILY has secured him for their
toit h'eHal' 7uHNlh'II'S I"i''N'
FIRST RACE.
A selling sweepstakes of $40 each, with 5000 added
OF which 80 70 second and S2i 10 third; selling allow
teorge Forbes'; b. g Arab, aged, by Dalnucardoch-,
II fS,Ten'on naTren IN h" tnpEE,u I @ IN, iisn,ito
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ioPsailah' also ran 'r,, ,,a
Betting-Against Arab i to 5: Topgallant, 2g to /;
oack Rose ato l. Connors'l lstp l.
SECOND RACE
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ph WIN Spo au' T. 81 Gm 40 !" secohu anu $50
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o"'e' h"h"' icnTor' Siu dni ~ p'Noh' 'r also ran
AGAINST Dfygetit = tC Sir Di,o, II or
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