New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15
FACING AT JEROME PARK.
,p,rr CARD. BUT A GOOD AT
TENDANCE.
,s. o,.~rsrs RUN OFF sMooTHIy-FEATrREs

- or THE DAYS SPORT.
, mo sultry atmosphere and the mod
u sY ,here was a large attendance at Jerome
aiie '.,.rs,y. The six races were run off without
r'n If any kind TO disturb the medi'aHohs Oh
sHcA There pugllis,ic encounters
TIE se.sdcck between beligerert jockeys, and TO
% the Irrns.,ca;ed everybody at the track APP
b u -. lave his nelghbor as himself To
pare tho Illusion there we're few Withdrawals
r''Ns,cs reignel supreme Terrapin has peer
vi w. - racegoers Tor the last few days until
sNe. WAS surfe;el. from the stewards down
e' .abe ads. HIS rame on the card furnished
p~ .,,usencnt for ;hose who read turf news
n%..-n,en:s in newspapers that are not muzzed
~ every one o: the shrewd bettors placed
Msorev on Mary Stone. and made satirica. re-
~ ho,. me persons who be; on George Dixon
rninr o. the horses and the SOW time made
M.,.rlson with Terrapn's last race vas .ooKed
the mild iro.lcry that sieades the nerves
- n,avers who pay the slightest attention 10
NV factor III racing On the Whole the sec
Inc a. an Yesterdays card did much TO put Very
90 a. GOOD humor Even the owners of TerrAp.n
pp IN soo'
r. /. one annoyance. however. that racesoers
i' ~ 40, be compelled to submit to- 1t is all well
SEW, Z, ohstruct the betting-rlng with pie anu
~ CIV lands bu, when II comes 10 making the grand
10 pke the average country circus ring. with Its
80. Of lemonade and peanu, pedlers. it is time TO
s,t intervals i'm the Grandsiand and the ped.ers
.,,se.co,d drink driven out Of 1t
p,s-r Iorilia-l Was a. the track yesterday. He Is
=. hs:way 10 Rancocas 10 Try hs warnings Mr.
Iorp,ards horses viii h. shipped to Sheepshead
p,y mex, week. Hamilton has been engaged to ride
Nr Lor!ards entry IN the 'rturity.
MORE TROUBLE FOR MONMOUTH PEOPLE.
Rspor,s from trustworthy sources say tina; more
,roube IS in store for the directors OF the defunct
Yarmouth Park Association. Some Of the creditors.
n "a said. intend to SUE the individual members
~ the directory Of Monmouth Park the ground
tna, the meetings Of the body Illegal. Each
director is liable FOR the debts Of tine association.
The unookcd-for prosperity OF he meeting at
ysrcme Park has caused great leal Of comment
among some wealthy men who have money to IN
vN be constructei comne,t in its en,,ipments IN
AXE the place o. the turf once he'd by Monmouth
Park
LIVELY BET Ting on THE RACES
Yesterdays racing furnished some good citing
wn!ests Pactoius the favori:e for tn, frs;
race In spite Of his swollen ankles and enlarged
undons. the public and the heavy bet'ors placed
their money on him as If he were A. sound a h1rse
there Is in training. Shelly Tale WAS heavily
played for the place. My Gyps hal The Bright
Seach contingent to support her. while Docsett's
admirers bet small amounts on Charadc a. a stTl'r
PacIous was at 8 10 at the clos" - the betting.
He gave his hackers no uneasiness h easily
ou,ran Ny Gyps a, the southfe'i urn. AMI won
same distance in front OF Charade. who was third
Mary stone. az 70 >. won the second race by
neck from Little Matt win Terrapin third. 10 the
intense delight Of the Octtors. who are facesiously
called The dead in It club"
year-olds Metropolis was tn favori;e. at 10 to 10.
but was not backed by Vi T. Dwyer. ~ the field
the start had so much to 10 win result As the
start canno; be seen from tie grandstand wi,h any
degree OF certainty the average =acegoAr + com
eb1lsF No i:s IA
When the horses came IN sisat 4; he junction Of
me main track the horses were fairy well
punched with Metropolis three lengths In the
Under sins's urging he closed lot Of ground. hut
could not get up 70 the leaders. Cromwell came
with rush AT the finish. and won ~ length from
Midstar who was two lengths in front OF Metropo-
Lochinvar easily disposed OF the cattle opposed
TO him, winning as ne pleased by Two lengths from
Ssyonara, who was ten lengths IN front Of Baby.
but, pfinge on Beigrava caused some Of the
the betting Monotony was also well supported
ns5ss maas 1s running VIII the ,s Gh 1sH.
gssed her and won easily by nearly 1--WE lengths
Pochino caused the plungers to look grave after
:, last race. as Armitage was weighted down with
VI si played By Sc 1 pns the S
De friends Of N. NJ. Allen. Pochino and Armitage
we're both called upon for the nisf linen In hn aff
env res Pochin9 was first past the finish by three
Ton three lencahs for the place
The stewards at the Jerome Park meeting OF
xs ecsonS for p1bcaon The s gaI she 'S Of
the meeting, after an interview with Mr.. Burridge
concerning the running of the colt Terrapin. on
Saturday last. ind that no investigation Of said
race is necessary complain. having been made
cation between jockeys Sims and NIKE an Be I,sen
me stewards referred said complaint 70 the secre-
tIy OF the association"
Here the results:
First race-slx f1rlongs Purse 1900
psctolus BY Uncas-Cadence. "a III. Jones)
NY Gy Gyps - (Mccian)
sHlson shelly Tu,e and Runyon also TnR Time
Betting Pac,olus to and to 2; NY Gyps to and
sos; charade. to and l3 TO 3: Speculation IL TO /
100 to l and 80 10 l.
Second mile and a sixteenth. Purse 5000
Mary Stone by Sir Modred-RosemAry. IO4 rn........
L.le Mat 95........................ III Jones' .
I.fy Acn1o Tiny Tim and George Dixon also 'o'' ran
sitting Mary stone. to / and ] to 2; Little Matt.
80 80, and to . Terrapin; ; to and to . Harry
sr George p b % sHS 10 to and h To 20 to and to l.
!. Taifd ,ace-Twoy ear-oids Half mile. Purse $500
SSs sn,l BY St BlaSe-F1avna' io2 ID carcrl
S ss;'aT III D9 sS%s,
,Enslsh Lass gedins. CAPTAIN Nick Gasele Iansdon,
sStssss'' EosY colt c"'''" and V0e'' also F'"
betting Cromwell 30 to and 10 to /; Md.tar. to
.s,dlns to ! and to Captain Tick ., 10 70 and
md o . P9meeIsns'e t. end 3 70 i E1osy
COLT ~ 10 and - 10 L. Chlsta ioc 10 and 40 10 j.
vccalty ~ 10 ! and Is 10 J.
Forth race-One mile. Purse 500
Lnchinyar b. The ard-Mnnie Andrews. io7 nTayior)
BABY io2 io' .iIamii,on,
iu.u Race colt also IAN Time-i:41.
a sssIs-Lo1 n.R to n snd out sTyGnaIs to
" 10 ana - l.
Zoo
Li'art. 100. ........... (Afct iadn,
. 'IIftlrfeldJ
iine-l:it,, '''o 'A"'
Se''ihs Jennie A. TO 20 ana to g. Et.ar-e 10 ,o