The evening world., 1894-09-28
STONENELL'S
RIvERDALE.
Only Two Starters in the
Stakes and He Captures
1t in a Romp.
RUB|CON AGAIN A winner.
Nc Donald's Colt Canters Home
Before Halton in the
First Event.
SECOND RACE LONG BRIDGES.
Another Small Crowd Present to
Witness the Racing at
Jerome Park.
SECOND RACE LONG BRIDGES.
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RACE TRACK. JEROME PARK.
Sept. B.-The attendance at this track
was again very small, despite the fact
that the card was better than that Of
any day OF the meeting. The fields in
four OF the events were large and the
quality averaged well enough to guar
antee good sport.
The weather was perfect for racing
purposes and the track in fine condi-
ton The chief topic of conversation
was the inaction OF the Stewards In
regard to the in-and-out running OF
Flirt.
Public opinion Is very strong against
Mike'Dwyer. and the gcnral impression
Is that the turf would be just as well
of without the plunging horseman. II
Is singular coincidence that when in
and-out running occurs from this stable.
II Is nearly always one Of Richard
Croker's horses that Is the offender,
Jack Mcdonald scratched Old Domin-
ION and started Rubicon In the opening
place betting between Halton and Black
hawk, however. was spirited
me race was simply an exercise can
ter Ter Tor Tor ff 6nic Black Hawk and Hal
FORMER swerved badly at this point and
Haiton got the pace easily.
rue second race resulted In a pretty
struGNe. Little Mat, Galloping King
ana Tiny Tim ran like a team to the
stretch, where Long Bridge Joined them.
IN me run home Long Bridge and Little
I Ma, u Rr1dg awny and In rafting finish
The Rlverdale Stakes was a farce.
pure and simple. Stonenell and Punch
t Wers the starters. and there was prac-
tlcally no betting. Stonenell led from
start to finish and won in a romp Nv
three lengths.
FIRST RACE.
Handicap sweepstakes of $40 each, with $500
sdeed Tor all ages; six furiongs:
R R.IISS i lss Mldsley,. i;is %. )
Halton and Black Hawk locked. made
the running until the stretch was
reached. Rubicon then came on and
HANK HSp IN swer eantef 5.6 BY length, Black
home and Halton beat him six lengths
Tor the place. TIme-1l8 IL
., Mutuels paid Place. IS, 70. Halton paid
on Rubicon straight and the STRAIGHT
pooling was declared Off.
SECOND RACE
Sweepstakes OF $40 each. with $500 added: for
three'year-olds and upward; selling: one nils
Starters. Rafting st me III
Ii,,F Bridge .. ios gsrssn,,. ti IS .
Paris. % R DOEgetu. -. .tO-l 1871
Galoplng King, liz TaraD. 81 So "a
Tiny Tim. lo2 CE. Tribs).. .sO-I 81 ia
Little Mat. Tiny Tim and Gallopin9
King ran heads apart; first one and
then the other in the lead. to the stretch.
Long Bridge and Little Mat then drew
away. and in a hard drive Long Bridge
won by neck Now or Never was
third. two lengths away. Time-l.62 SO
Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50; place,
$50: third. $3.50. Little Mat paid:
Place. 1920; third. $5.25 Now or Never
paid S6.06 third.
THIRD RACE.
The Riyerdale Stakes for all ages sweepstakes
OF us each, with 81, 900 added; I'VE furlongl
straight
Starters Betting ST. Hi Fin.
Punch. % tR, Doggetp....,.. SOL
Stonenell simply galloped from start
to finish, winning pulled up, by three
lengths. Time-l.@
No mutuels were sold on the race.
FOURTH RACE