The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-11
ARAB BEATEN
BY TERRAIN.
The Latt.r Wins the Third
Event By Two
Lengths.
FOURTH RACE FizzLES OUT.
Only Ferrier and Black Hawk
Start, and the Race Goes
to the Former.
EMMA GETS THE FIRST EVENT.
Berwyn Captures the Second Rae.
Shadow the F.ftl and Paris
The Sixth at Jerome.

Especial to The evening WOrld.)
RACE TRACK, JEROME PARK,
Aug. IL The programme, as originally
sent out by the American Jockey Club
for to-day, was not calculated to throw
any one into ecstasies. but when the
crowd arrived at the track and found
that the blue pencil had been used very
freely some most uncomplimentary re-
marks were heard. in which the word
padded frequently occurred.
A very good-sized crowd was preseat
The weather was delightful, and those
who took the journey were well repaid
for their trouble. A splendid breeze
blew across the track and offset the
scorching rays of the sun. The track
was dry and very dusty.
A poor lot of maiden two-year-olds
started IN the opening race, five and
a half furlong dash. Monotony was
made the favorits. The winner turned
lnp In Emuit, the second choice. Mopot-
ony swerved badly in the stretch. and
Midstar lasted long enough to beat hei
out for the place.
| The second race furnished splendid
betting. Berwyn, My Gyps and Shelly
| Futile were all heavily backed. After
| SeXtus had made the running for a
quarter of a mile, Ballard shot Berwyn
Tut and opened up gap OF three
| lengths. He held his advantage to the
end, winning by three parts of a length.
| rhe fight for the PLACE was "A hot one,
| Shelly futile getting the decision over
My Gyps by very narrow margin.
FIRST RACE.
| Sweepstakes Of $40 each. with $500 added. for
MAIDEN two-year-olds; nve and halt furonss,
emma, IS III. Jones, ........ SO 40 M.
| Midstar. los iDoggetp...... 7-2 6-5 q ~
LOWS. los sims ........... ST. us
| Caroven, loi tBergen). lo-1
Emma made all the running and won
easily by three lengths. Clovis was sec.
| dip. where Mldstar took his place and
remained there to the end. Monotony
was third, half length behind Midstar
Mutuels paid: Straight. 1929; place
1855; third. s2.25 Midstar paid: Place
$3.50; third. s2.6O Monotony paid .2l5
third.
| SECOND RACE.
| Sweepstakes OF $40 each, with $500 added; fol-
four yesr-oIds ana upward; ave and a half fur
Starter, Betting. St. hi Fin
Shelly futile lo4 Gsims). lib IS 5 2.
MY Gyps lOI tHsmilton).. ..l7.lo 3-5 81 80
R H:9sS' Ss. 'G ie a 81 Fl
sextas iOi tDeiehsntyj -. 1901 SOL 8 q
sextus Immediately shot to the from,
for a quarter of a mile. Berwyn Their
went on and opening up gap OF three
lengths. was never caught. winning
EASILY by three part OF length -, shelly ely
heads apart Time-I.lO
Mutuels paid: Stra ght, s7S5; place
Fac Face, ' sss5 thi P ssi5 My Gyps p paid
| S2.2J third.
THIRD RACE.
| Sweepstakes OF $40 each. with 500 added; sell
| ing for three-year-olds and upward: one mill
| and sixteenth
| Starters. Betting. st. Hlf Fin
rerr4pin. 90 CMcClain,..... 81 even g T..
As MAJ 20 ou.s M,T % e. 50 E "a e.
Mic Mac Queen raced away in from
of her field and made the running to tn,
turn, with Terrapin second. Turnint
into the stretch TerraPIn and s Arab bot
Terrapn a furlong from home, but thu
latter had something left and drawing
away under punishment, won by TIVE
Mic Mac Queen. Time-l.52.
Mutuels paid Straight, $3.50; place
1913. Arab paid s275 place.
FOURTH RACE.
Sweepstakes OF $40 each. with $500 added; 81
starters Betting St. HlLFn
Ferrer los tslmsl .;....;.'i-S out 2, IA
Back Hawk made the running to tn
stretch where Terrier came on an VOL
in a gailop by ha:f ength, Time
ll.lG l-2
FIFTH RACE
Sweepstakes OF $40 each, with 500 added, fo
three-y ear-olds and upward the Titan Cours'
about |, 400 yards.
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