New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
SIMS AND BERGEN HAVE Q|An"i'

THE FORMER rINED-oTHER INCIDENTS OF THE
A c,oudv sky and close muggy atmosphere III
addition TO the large number OF "i'hora"",s 1
the races caused the unusually large 'i'
crowd that visited Jerome PARK yesterday ~ nv
ter and threaten TO go TO FLUSHING anu o'.'e' -
Gather than visit Jerome Park again DUST was
- s tho track was narrowed deeper
iran ever before so that there is at least ioo'
of dust which floats into the grahus'a'' ia r
and penetrates everywhere Wheh '"e .I.A
-,,n On account of the threatening clouds whic"
indicated rain the watering cart was NOT "'''
terday 10 the great inconvenience OF 'he ''o"
rh. uvarest feature of she days racing WAS
scr,npsre in the Jockeys room between o'' az
Michael Bergen. The latter VINO docs "o. - . - .,,
mounts makes the most of the ie" ''iat ~ .-
ua has ridden Stoncnelie successfully for ne'
owner Mr. Cason. ana had the mount o' ava
., C,,os who ,s extremely prosperous anu
49, ,,as for Michael F. Dwyer had the mou" vi
Ualton Haton has the courage Oh s"'' aa,
has showed II in several OF dis rae. -. .o.
broad contingent backed him so heaNilE 'n'' "' a
an odds-on favorite for the race. AS 'herc W.
only three starters. the flag fell al the ii''' ,,
c..o,a,,a made all the running and won cie'e''!
nv a length In no part of the race WIZ .o, 80
c,oneneIlie's opponents dangerous ho' vi" Wv .,..a
her head When the race was over "''' c..ncea
.....o,r en- their room words were eN''""e
,,y,.ar Sims and Bergen. The former ina'e " '.
a s.ruck bergen In the face and attempe"
close with him. Bergen. who Is poche' eu'
Corbett when aroused. at once saiieu 'i'u $500, y,
~ no has not lost the cunning anu wv -
ss.ssed when he was riding at the New &C.,
tracks would have MADE short work VI '''e .N,,
49,. Th.v were separated before any ma'erH'
injury was inflicted. A., o~o,r and
Bergen told Mr.. Clason about 'ne -,s
asked him to make complaint 10 'he n,
Mr. Clason asked Bergen why Sims ass"'''''
paroen repl,ed: when we were coming "'o"
= ,nc,b hehind me- began to call 10 me ~ p
out and give him the rail-. pa'd no "'. 49,, o
him but kept and won the race 49,
coached the Jockeys room he assa"'e' my -.
whip him and would have done 80 - 90,
mot separated. but l do not want to figh'' as ! 50
s r,ounts and do not want to lose them by oei"e
set down by the stewards ..oras.
Mr. Clason at once walked over 10 'he s'e""'IS
hox and made complaint 10 MS sie"' f
no was Informed that the stewards 'ooN nv &C.,,
oance of anything that happened IN the p"u"o"
An the way of fights or other disorderiv coiu"0'
~ co,nn,a,nt should be made TO the oi1ciais Vi
tho track he told as the s'e"a'us
merely IAN appellate court. VINO oh'' u 'n w.,
cases referred them on appeal from o'"O , =,
ho,ow To say that Mr. Clason was surprised -
hurting II mildly He decided to let the aiia'' ~
- c,r,s was in the employ of NJ. +. Dwyer' "iii''
saws that Bergen shut him off on the turn ana 'ieN
carried him out when swinging INTO 'he s'e
SIMS FINED AND REPRIMANDEp.
7, u.s some time before Secretary Mcintyre ana
NJ T. Dwver heard of the trouble. sims was d.
once called 10 give an account OF the a"",' a."
on his own story fined 500. besides receNns
reprimand from his employer which ne Is hNe'' ~
There old saving in the Sou bnnrs sorrow
negroes rax simS was in trouble again &C,
count of the running Of Richard Croker AZ Ar he
the second race sS ne we're sqe some behind the
other contestants and there was a lot o, @ 80
tax xa s0S Generally Known that r had away On
Sunday for mile and va, sa he a fay HsT rat a, to
against her in the betting and oersy 6asKsa
PuPS The ss faei h sss? n PER
not bet on her Some of them never LOOK bei o heayy
%hfFs r c Both 0e straight and place and hi. osse'
caused him to hold another interesting ss, cn Avon
Sn w or n ss With Fr causing him
the MsRn w Hafnson the ne'
was the medium OF a heavy plunge althongn ' n91
sands OF 6o ia sbs close OF the betting
aeans, his chances Beldemere was suppprleu d.
to oaraM ana race but was not quite up giving ar
rington such strong pull In Inc "eis"'s'
MORE FOOD FOR TALK.
Tho ,b,r, race furnished another theme for the
conversat ionasts Ferrier at 2 to on was the IA
Tito With 10 to l quoted against Blackhawk and
=. -. ocainst Sam Weller the other contestants.
nv race WAS a surprise. Terrier led until within a
,ew wards of the wire. when Blackhawk got on even
terms with him. At the finish the JUDGES were UNI
ahe TO separate them. and 1t was called dead heat
c., weller was beaten fifteen lengths. The stew
SAN decided that the should be run on twenty
minutes after the last race there %gae spi any b
Ien S 90 he the less distressed OF the pair In the
run-of tactics were change n ,ne tn ,b
awe-eghths Of a mile. giving Terrier chahce 10 win
an easy cyondtons OF the fourth FORMULATED
from pleasant dream. IN which Harry Kee1 b T@s
notent factor. It was dash OF nan ni.e. Wl"cn
S poV GO aoo geiing won easily in the fast time OF
10 seconds He the hottest KIND OF a favorite,
anu hesjdes some large nets for other wel,Snown
pungers Hastone was tipped as I7 an s,pr-
dav The work must have been timel by a DOCK
makers watch as Hailstone ran IKE IN ba
Stretch Dogge;t. the recently named BardIRose.
wood cot won easily and ar the a3a neck stables
Una likely Ally from the Preakness stabe was wa,
avison trouble in the future. Daily AMERICA who
is sore and lame. defeated me veneIao'e .
a ~ even money Old age cannot beat youth even II
youth is a bit battered and bruised
Here are the results:
r,r., race-One mile. Purse 5000.
stonenere by s,onhenge-Neii. 1929 N on Bergen) !
Annie bishop lo4 dIamilton|
Ha'on lo''s ''''"S' Tme-i:4ia
Betng-stonenellie. TO and II 20 90 Annie Bshop'
II 10 and i TO q Haton to 8 and to T.
Second race-Titan course, l.4co yards Purse 500
Harrington by Mser-Gertrude Io4 ID diamiton,... !
Beidemere. III D1oggetU
t-harter flirt and 1rcVelyan also ran.
po,,,rs Harrington 2 To | and :: Beldemere 3 20
and to /: Pecksnin. 100 10 and 20 to !; CharteT
1 and Avon. 10 10 ] and 10 TO !; Flirt.
x N : and | 10 g Trevelyan. IL 10 and . TO l.
Third race-Sx furlongs. Purse 5000
Ferr,er by FaisettoCinderella. lll.....;; CSmC
sam Weller 1r.........: .'Dogge'o
N Tme-1:I6a
sDead heat. o 49,, -. p,..,A.u, IN a. ,
ard q ,o %. sam Weller. - 10 / and 5 10 ].
Run on: ,c,..,
- Time :l6k
Be,tng-Ferrier 3 to TO- Blackhawk. 3 10 ].
Fourth race-Two year-ods: one half mile Purse 800
Harry by Iimyar-Vioiet iO7 tSms)
Poniiear 105. Johes'