New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
WINNERS AT JEROME PARK.
SOME SELLING RACE SURPRISES.
RUMORs OF SEVERE Pt'NIsHMENTs FOR TURF
OFFENDERS FEATURES OF TIE

association will not receive license next year, and
that some men who prominent in its councils
will be ruled of tn turf. =. well-known trainer
is almost sure walk the plank it can be proved
that he directly Interested with turf pirate
at Parkway in OF the most Garng jobs Of
the season. Straws are said to indicate the way
the wind blows; consequently some heed should
be taken to the straws that have been lying around
jerome Park. The suspension Of jockey is not
looked upon seriouT matter. but in instance
at Jerome IT means that the employer Is likely to
share TIE fate OF the Jockey.
few days ago of the starters in certain
looked upon having excellent chance
TO win. and almost a certainty TO finish second.
The horses actions throughout the showed
that there WAS nothing lacking far as condi-
ton and fitness were concerned. The jockey, how
ever. kept looking around as If he had lost some-
body and at last became bewildcred that his
mount finished a bad last. The stewards sent for
the owner. who was greatly disappointed the
outcome Of the He asked to start his
horse in race that was yesterday. and to put
up moderate jockey that comparison could
be made with the horses las; The result was
startling. the horse showed vast improvement.
which carefully noted by the stewards. Con-
sequeatly another jockey Is in fair way to Join
the outlaws at an early date.
OF course there many remuneratlve places to
be filed at the merry -go-round tracks and there
are ;nany persons who desire to fl them. IT, how
ever, he candidates for the places have profitable
them TO refuse the offers Of employment by the
Officials Of the unlicensed tracks Is Amos, alb
solutely certain that the Jockey Club VIII rue
everybody associated with such travestes on racing
of the turf forever.
The racing at Saratoga and the incidents asso-
ciated with its management have caused great
deal 90 gossip II is said taat some horses have
beer raced f)r Urk 90 prepare hem for the Sh ep'-
head Bay races. Il may surprise Of the 'lonS
sho;' embracing hors owners VINO have used
Saratoga as a resting pace for their horses that
the form of nearly every horse that has started
there has been clrafully noted AMI that the inside
workings OF some OF thu good thing' races are
welnlnown in this ncighborh1ol Moreover. start
ling Changes of form from th2t displayed AZ sara
toga may have to be explained. and this might
cause some persons lot OF trouble. Wel-nf formed
turfnsn openly assert that the wholesale dsc.,s-
uTes which are Ikely 10 be- made in the neas N
ture vii eIectualy settle the game OF playing tie
horses owned hy the high officials Of racing ass3ca-
lions or mon prominent IA the management Of The
,urf for winners. thereby preventing investigation
Of the owners % horses wao d. not try their b's'
IN races 81 tAlt description.
Gr.,t interest IS manii. Sled In the match races
which are 90 Doe decided tomorrow. SionencN hal
his Small work at Jcrons PARK yesterday. He arie!
Z ~ were In perfec; condition ana -eemel T.
p.easc his owner. " irhlcl r. Dryer. hugely. G.en-
noync VIII not lacH tor f-enis and bncHns. as ne
Is IN ihe PINK ~ condition. VITA the mat n inilt -
suit J. ". RogcFs who w'lli not c'mce1' a''.h'!
= f s
I Poch"o defeated Arm.ihee. the rr-tt iunser has
been chaine % 8, even. tir arii.L J a man
tween Arm.iare ana Pocano. each 10 carry lp'
pounds over tne THAN Course Of 100 yarts Both
manv raceroars believe that VI + Dwyer's lucky
the II would b" inter' -'ing - iurf-
woul. match Dobbins against Dorian a. wnui
CIV NON IN. as 10 now men 'o"'''H
Ala. some iconoclas, mas ;naui:erc! me selling
races a works II art whereby 100" horses are
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| value. Arab excited the cupiity - man VINO -
up for sale man BID $50 over his .sns price
Of so George FGr6,-' ~ T,,s swnsr e ra.c " str
such thns AS bidding on the Winners IN sr''ihs
a stil ere.t"r surprise awaited the crowd In the
Nth race. Richard Crokers Armiiass Tn9 o.. wa,
which prize he %as Fr,al"s , t ~ shoSEns isni
out OF a selling race. bat aftcr~ar1 returned h'r 70
her owners Perhaps there III De- ~omr a'ai sg,'nS
ana all the accessories that max" selling races IN
YcsicTlay's racing attracted a moiera,e, crowd
compared with that Of saturday TIE cara was a
class started in the different races The betting; az
usual. was heavy on every rae. me any p,r"I T."
Who lost heavily The nrs; race betting rae
from the tm- the odds were posted untl me nag
fell for The start arab ""s suiTortrl ny W. pp"
c and many o. i9e heavy 9c'ors. LACK h' So
carrd thonsands Of deHTs 'y xas ,b mniim Of
a fair-slz,i plunge by The followers Of h.s stab
flag fen. The hcl with Topg,lant sho~,m g ne
A[9s i'n y 9 ach n o KIP 5"S dowa the
homcstretch Poggei was .'n'cgr 20 ii losing on
hin Arab lasted long enough I" win by l-iSlHs
from Jack Rose. VINO "aS Six 'rn"'hs !" 'front.' %
Eoggett and Sir Dixon. ir were the choices OF
Several argr commissioners held the ODDS against
DoSgett down 10 To asains, ~, 10 ,oony
nrrsons IL looked as y the betting was on the
jockeys rather than the horses. as di' rs ~, was
race was excellent Performance, ~ 10 Nj
freely quoted against his chances owiet was inn,
blcd at by The Norris ratN av 70 a good start
IIailstonc easily outiootcd his opponents hninS
throughout the race Winning III n'r b ~ heat Doc
from the Camden Stables NaiKnnrle' Mno - Iii
GGentescd and there vas Of the reckessncss
displayed by the jockeys IN sorne 90 u,e ''"''
To-, tv'o- -oids at the same distance -,
io .rhe ' ISs, race OF the day was the third when
Roche I and iiassetlaw made their aplearance after
cessflly 1T Saratoga. added to the Interest N n
Mouarrh n well backed second choice. liassetla"
recent attack Of catarrhal ievrT cau5|i 'e ne -,
to look askance at the tsmptin f,rs oi1s y 81 h book
makers stonenelle made r,,n ihg Rasseaw who
was running third made play ior ihe , , nm 10
passed sSnense c Gayy 'H Hy length from the
EHgh horse which three lengths in front o,
| Stonenellic. Merry Monarch was las'' "o''' '"
| urn as ne could not untrack himself 49, ,orr,h
Wonotony upset two good things In the fogr hn
! race Bclvina was plulS'u Oh ~ =" ~ mailer
large commissions Of the plungers ana the si,a h
bets of the public forced the oeds aea,ns, w ~
| down from to until > to 1 on her chah'rS va
the best quotation In the ring Slbsfla w.,s vorY
sror the camden stable and was played ny 80
| haiinver I'm mvstrrious ". G.. Brien on the track
Monotony steadily and persisten'dE, , p from
Tor ANAL amounts, was the Sunlight my, p
| 7 " Eogrs's stable. The race was duei pc
tween Beivna and Monotony; as they ran ,a ,py
hodv bv riding desperate finish winning III h ,.e
! last few strides from Belvina by hecH' "'''
| was third three lengths away. -. % ., e, IN
| Armitage the prohibitive odiS OF ~ 10 ,;h U
bio chances won the hfth race wlthou the siiEn.
hs s o' xartion from Miss Gallop who was the out
| eiJer in the betting. Prig, who was extensively
! nIaved for the place. finished third spec
~ n = was The cause OF one OF me rev nlaa
| rsI IS at Jerome. The odds were Quickly io' N
down until 10 to on was the aVerase o,iua, ~
GYMS opened to .. but quickly reccnen as VIZ h
Sneculation money rolled in nntii y 10 mas o
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