New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
CONTESTS AT JEROME PARK
sToNENELLLE ALLOWED TO HAVE A WALK
oWR--A BAD START IN THE SEC

Who would not be turfman bold? The exhilarat-
ing pastme OF betting the races with such fear
full odds to overcome before placing ones wagers.
causes all other sports to pa.e berore me sport OF
kings now subservien to the aces Of the turf what
a grand recreation racing Is at jerome Park. The
racegoer enjoys the pleasure OF ride through the
tunnel 10 the track and by the special Kindness OF
the jerome Park management is permitted to pay
much 10 witness wak-overs and one-sided contests
is charged the Coney Island Jockey Club track
10 Realizatlons. Futures and Suburbans not to
mention the additional attractions In the shape OF
overnight contests How great Is the attraction OF
racing exemplified at Jerome Park yesterday IN
an unmstakable manner. Quite 400 persons were
on the track when the bugle sounded for the hrst
race. When the entries appeared everybody antici-
pated wecontesed race. the horses were even
~ matched. Bassetlaws name on the list greatly
increased the interest manifested by the pubic
There not murmur of dissatisfaction when IL
found that the race was 10 be duel between
Stoneneilie and Basseilaw. The withdrawal OF the
other contestants not regretted as Terrap'n ana
Shadow are not Of class that racegoers TO
become wildly enthusiastic their form and con-
sstency.
To the regret and surprise OF everybody the an
nouncement made that Bassctlaw was WITH
drawn and that Stoneneie would have a walkover
Now. this case gives the public an opportunity 10
see the great advantage OF the ever watchtul Stew
ards Of the Jockey Club. The readers OF Inc IT'D
une have known for some time that Basset!aw Is
the property OF James b. Haggin. the leading
breeder OF this country. on account Of some mis-
understanding over the registration OF the owner
ship Of Bassetlaw he was not permitted to start
Moreover (; IL said that something like 500 IN
forfets are due Basset.aw. or course II wou'd
be a dangerous precedent 20 permit Basseua" 10
start. James Il. Haggn has only score OF
millions OF dollars 1t is better to be right IN tech
meal matters the turf than TO get seVefa
lengths the best Of the start.
Bassetlaw was withdrawn. and Stonenc,le had
walkover for the race. amid the jeers OF the
crowd. who groaned and yelled In derision' 10 H.
Tribe Dead heat 'Clam Foul and other
sarcastic remarks AS general thing 1t takes but
little to cause dissatisfaction on racetrack, but
on this occasion the affecting Of the crowd was
aayed by the announcement that an extra race
! would take the place OF the wakover
! James b. Hagen was not the only turiman VINO
was negligent In registering his horses James
| Whaley, the owner OF Bolivar. purchased Lai.ah
! from w Collapsed DAILY and started her at the
! Parkway track and was second In the race Inc
| stewards ca.el him up and he was tod that me
Jockey cub would have 10 approve ;he sac before
any more entries from him would be received al
! the track The stewards he'd a meeting and MI
Whaley proved to their satisfaction that the tran
e,c;on was legitimate and honest. so that Mr..
| Whaley can start Ial.ah anywhcre he pleases in the
future.
| CHARACTERIZED BY HEAVY BETTING.
Heavy betting was the feature Of the second
race yesterday. the money literally poured INTO
the ring on California. 1t is seldom that such
! plunge is made two-year-oll. II was saih
that the stable commission was $1,000. and that
! # i DIVER bet an equal amount on california;
| chances The Magnetism colt was strongly sup
ported by many persons Who saw 10" r ess,V ne
| we're also backed 10y some well-lnformed turfmen.
who placed their money both ways "@ll-c2rn-
| Youngsters were extremely well beha:"d at NE
post. that everybody eSptc,.l goo sia', Co,
sfttu Of he bet
dying start thre, Lengths ~ ne cad 81 h'' n"ai
The strange spectacle OF the favorte or In lin" ana
the ned left At the post Was presented -, IN, w"
Increased her lead as she pleased AMI Won pulling
up in the extremely iaSt ums 81 10 . hr.aS
California would have won. as she shovel fnturi,y
alike Mere outspoken In their conformation Of he
start and many ugly remarks were made 10y some
OF ,e 60 the starter II should be said that he
failed see Doggett when thr h0iHr. W.T." mn" ,r
w box and when the nag fe he was right
on the tmrn ,,ns S S1 the others got into their
stride Hamilton on the Magnetism colt was me
be ~ good contest developed into another Walk
Mabel Glenn won another good race for the
pliingcrs sims had the mount on her. and thou
sands Of dollars we,e scn, m,o , tn, , I'M ps , IN
a length from Rest Brand The Official TIM of the
six fur9ngs was = ny by ra ns t" nf the match
hc,vcen Stoncnell and Glcnmoyn" CAV" IN" hck"fs
1I ,hn xercise the only pTerogntive lef to race
gocrs Thc conditions wcr. AL rish, as IN" trainer,
80 ,hnt have not 500: hence to get
ne mater w 1ce Wr,Hsy As The S'
ers ralei the ring and place. great r9hs o, oi n
Oh II To- 10 against Glcnmoyne was freely
o,otcd all over the ring but as RUE inc TAIN az,
niSnrcrs The race good one. stonenel tax
Ing The lead at the clubhouse turn. ia a., ave- the
chances Of Stonenclls propensity TO tor IN ,I vi
rail When hal Tny nSwn ' "nirRiy causing Sim.
TO" to GO s0fc to- S whip s,onene Who te ssGk
~ ~ intense satisfaction OF the smaller oe''o'''
wINDGALE WINS EASILY
,,,,, -,d,cuIous- conditioned race for maiden
,a ana three-vear-ods at six furongs caused the
| crowd 10 begir guessing. 50 that Win ON, Nv
| horsea as contestants. four OF them were we" sup
| ror,ea by the believers in tips Wih's"'e ""' VI.
| rori,e a, . 10 l. The Queen T. hily was player al
-. . ord separaton was bet on at 3's TO J. Ihere
| 800 horaIv a semblance OF n race, as "ihdsae
| o,snv ou,ran the lot opposed to him. WINNING AZ Nv
| ,oasod bv several lengths. Separation VINO ~
~, outward colt and could not extend himser IN
ne ,ooso Going. closed mp lot Of ground In
,ho s,re,ch and finished second length IN 'front.'
~ the salle Byrnes colt who was 'h d,,,ry FOR the
Mhr, rsce southside was the fayoe at to ,, on
Harry Reed ,s Of S Sonrse ~o" ''''''
T G iGG upset calculations Of the a SSik
makers and rn ,he easily from the favore Black
hawk Miss Gallon ar fIom s 8, ts and
@ Quoted against her chances IN soine , ~. yv
nnoks II was reported that hrr oWH'i W." '
poohh ~, ,,c,orv Here are the results.
x,,-., roce-one mile. Purse 5000 - .> :,
.edn",e,. by s,onchcngc-Ncll los. ....'E Trioe'
| sNakover. .-oo
second racc-Two year-oids Purse 800 >r...,, =,
49,. ., uidlo,hian- Misfortune. ll3. .hoggetV .
cir Dixon jr ~ tones, z
Wes,r.,sm colt Chicot Lodi and Son Erfeur "''o "
Time :iOs. , ou,. CTR Dixon r. & to
n,n a IN /. Owet \ 10 and ga TO- Mas.'" , ani
2. chcot. To- ! and =, 70 J. ,''h' "o'
=" and 100 10 I; son Errcur. 100 20 ! ana d" 10 l.
rh,rd racc-Six furIongs. Purse $50" .
49,, c,o,n hv Uindoo-Californ.n. H.. .CSiins, !
Best Brand ........... .GoggetD