The sun., 1894-10-03
RACING AT JEROME PARK.
p. y. DUYER's KENNEL WINS THE
CLhREMONr STAKES


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The sport at jerome Park yesterday was of 9
zach higher order than the programme prom :
ised, the finish for the last race. which was won
BY Mcintyre being the best OF the present meet.
ing, the winner, Copyright, and the favorite
Buckrene, passing the Judges stand head and
head in furious drive. The Claremont stakes,
for tvo.vear.olds voye Kennal ano,her onnor.
tunity to show how much he has improved snc.
the opening Of the Gravesend meeting.
Kennel was of cour.e hiv favori,a for the
Claremont stakes, and II was difficult TO figure
on public form how he could be beaten with 100
uounda nm nj. hock pof,r. ,,ot,o o., a. ,os,
poun'so ,s @ on n's oack. beiore gong 10 ,ne posi-
there was most persistent play on the Lulu
@ sr %r nor ,ne place n.s Mr. Mcnonsas daughter OF
for ,h., no.i,,oU as ,hn t.vor,,a % a,, ~ oey .'n
were long sho,s the las, named At 40 tn in
some books. The Lulu ally opened up a
big gap in the first portion Of the race.
but gave way to Utica on the upper turn,
where Kennel was IN pocket next the
the aSrH mi. Tor .nhsa Mo%s 'SS s field nSu
'e "ue ,as an s"" I'M, 'n,s enabled % s,nms 10 snoo'
up on sGI rs san tine ,snS only
front. His superiority had scarcely been dem.
on.trated when Rsini came from the rucL with
work @ on a ona order wn su by
Utica showed considerable sameness in the last
furlons. but the younger Doggett could do moth
81, rs Wv" "'"' ~ I",'io W ''Ne' 'nu .no
shadow Dance colt beat him home neck for
ronu ConurIab, %,D.e, ~. r ,,,,r,,. on ,No o,.u
copyr'sn' the warm iaVor'te' won the open
the mar, Of Bersen. Mis-. Dixie was well MIA we'd cd
by the smart division to give the brown hor so
an argument, but the mare not only failed to
yield second piace to the tGree-yesr-old Setau.
Hen Lomond. Armitage, and Aleppo were the
only starters In the third race II was any odds
ting was very warm. Xrmitase Closing slight IA
vorite over ths son OF Deceiver. Hen Lomond
pst thrso furonss and simn. bsd 70 pride lie lie
Manhattan stables thres-year- old at the bluffs
IN order ,e 70 keep near ,s the others per When they
Iomond leading. with Armitage second and
pulling simms out OF the saddle. The race wa.
opposite the betting ring the California
bred colt drew right away and won hands down
T'he talent got knock down blow in the race
which followed. II was for three-yesr.old
going 10 The post, The talent making her favor,
tie over the field The oneck Stable had a
tInsent Baked her ,beraly Fir IU and epm, ,he
Mt iya rIi
Ioa s.t TON aaofaii anJ IL. ,i,,, ~ .. .,.p
pemsiv hnp,,,. lila u in', tne ,e''ry WIS eM- @
in l:i7. Flirt was easily second, third
that was stabbed with Sir Walter al
Sheepshead Bay in 1sn3 when their harm vas
iu,rnad 'Tba ALL, an,i cn,, ,,..o e. 60, r. -.
stains hovs hn ~. % % or, IA a., an I, ~ svo t
S,ale @ @ uos vi mho Mere oui iate, anu Withih rev
hOnrs one nau won a maiden race at half mile
anu the olhef an important STAKE, walter RoI-
in., " ~ Nv ,' tnei,i, was y, tcnko win 'ht
fmesr,,can Derpy canuluate, w. W. Johnson. anu
the MY ana colt were III charge 81 Tom Heaey.
lola was not destined TO be burnt herself, but
lived Ia hurn nm thnusnnds ~ .lr,ia.s a., ,I's
pluneer, yesterdav "''''' Vi "o''ars ior 'ne
;, prince John looked an over winner OF the
uasn over the nVe.iurlOng straight course. the
geldinR showing the field the way Ia the final
hundred yards, where he was caught by the
ouosron IhNorite nero, anu neaten q lenR'h or
%. nes snniu " es thiru anu w hriike Iourth.
started again In the nnal dash the Titan
course, carrying an ext tra seven pounds for his
yictory nj the onenipV nf 4 ha an W snnrt pucL
rene, the handsome son OF Buchanan and the