The sun., 1894-08-17
MANY RAFTING FINISHES.
HORSES RUN HEADs APART IN
FoUR RACES ar JEROME.

Marrineton Romped Away from Ferrisr
sad T1Is Reed Defssted Tines Arter =
Hard Drive Ex pectstion FiiIy Made II
I-tsresti-e for eornsn-w. n. Fsvorite,
but Couid Not Rus Better Than Last
bandit HAD an Easy Race in the Third.
Themost confirmed kicker could find no fsult
with the racing at Jerome Park yesterday, four
Of the finishes being among the most hotly con-
tested Of the summer. There were fewer
scratches than on any day since the opening Of
the meeting. and Secretary Mcintyre hopes that
horsemen will send their charges to the post
now that half dozen riders have arrived from
saratogs; Penn, Blake, and G. Mcdonald, who
have been at the Springs, having mounts at
Jerome yesterday.
The talent began the day we'll They argued
that Ferrier's hard race with Black Hawk a
couple of days ago would take the flne edge OF
his speed away, and they played Harrington
very heavily to beat the speedy but cowardly
four-year-old- Hardy Fox and Kentucky Lady
were at all kinds Of fancy prices. Hamilton lost
no time In going N the front with the favorite.
simms waited with Ferrier in vain hope that
the chestnut colt could outrun the favorite in
the final furlong. Ferrier came up gamely
enough until the last furlong pole was reached,
where he cut it, and Harrington won in hand by
elength. Hardy Fox was an Indifferent third.
Tinge on public form was an alright for the
second race, and those who remembered the
colts good form ut the Beach were amazed
when they saw 2x TO 1 chalked opposite his
name In the ring. Upon inquiry 1t was learned
that the con OF Falconer had been ailing and
was hardly himself although he warmed up
like quarter horse still. Tinge half well was
considered good enough by many TO dispose OF
his field, and he was played and sent TO the post
fAvorite. The Camden Stables Valkyrie was
served up as q warm tip, and was almost equal
second choice at 3 to !, with Cockade
and Ella Reed at o and to i coming
In for more support than any OF the
others. Simms rushed Tinge TO the front
at nagfall, and. making the pace warm, re-
manned in the van until the last two or three
strides, when Ella Reed came up very strong
and won by q short head Cockade was third,
. length away. Carter, who rode Ella Reed,
crossed Cora on the turn and knocked Thomp-
sons flly to her knees Doggett was forced by
the tangle 70 pull Cockade up sharply, and the
Oneck gelding probably lost his chances Of win
ming through this foul riding, which should
certainly not be permitted 70 go unpunished.
The Jockeys growl, threaten TO put each other
over tho fence have bouts at fsticufrs but
pever complain to the stewards. The jerome
Park track, with all It's turns and curves, Il bad
20 be INDUCED in other lads will follow poor
Meaton and others who met their death on this
Tinge's illness told on him In the final furlong,
for up TO that point he held bis field safe. Red
were not inclined TO let him start. Il. A. Smith
the owner of the colt, convinced the authorities
lie finished last, but he was V Clearly ri
Bandits form entitled him to the respect OF
the the, heavy sPecuiat9nrs In the third =, raee sand and
ling. Longbrook at to l was second choice
al Of the other starters being at very long odds
ran Tapped to the turn, where the Rebecca
Rowett klly was in front. In the stretch Bandit
Harry Jones brought Lghtfoot up with great
burst of speed and forced Simms TO ride trihe
In order to win by length. The Rebecca Row
The third event for three-year-olds. at one
Setting. Little Matt. Live Oak, Paris. and
George Dixon being played at odds that ranged
% from 70 70 on TO l. r Ge3rEe DxGn xn was tae 3,
Little Matt and Live Oak nearing the finish: In
Sdrive Little Matt Matt Won by & a neck S, from Live
length for second money. Paris was a pretty
The talent showed its remarkable discern
pent by plunging on German TO win the dash at
half mile for wo-year-ods. The colt is the
Started but once, and was then unplaced. With
simms In the saddle. the money OF the public
ond choice. The English Lass selding led for
three ana then gave way a 70 GoFmn RrH
mond, out OF Expectation. II took ali OF smms's
SSlsvsrn%sss % 70 get German gSst the post first BY
was good third, while Albert A; performed ex-
feerth. TSe % winner Vim Is an S i&ported colt sss sS
vagsbOnd, out OF Demoiselle, and cost 500
di.tRsuishihs mark Of a gray tail. '' '1'
The last race was not at all satisfactory to the
he finished a bad last, He seemed TO be full OF
running for nearly seven furlongs and then col
hatch TO aght Il out. Hsaeihatc6 e' should @ % have
won, but McClain was unable 10 help him, and as
nssa tbs sGSfpg of on ESs
by head, Jodan beating Hazelhatch a short
Dorian, whose match with Dobbins tomorrow
has set the racing public talking was worked a
mile and quarter yesterday. The bay horse
furlongs In / :0s.
There were forty books on yesterday. Sum
"''f''' '0n0"' FIRST RACE.
upward sS $500 q ss sG sas Oh r2T T and
W Soa9hussa 81: s, Harrington, 3, by Mlser-,
SsI;sTs FssrisT Z lie
y Mnilsn.s eh G. Hardy FoI. iOS DoSsettl.........
sss,ns-rsn 10 Ti%fi uR l,TS ,g,,n., v.r,.r
stOS Hafdy Fox. 10 il KENTUCKY Lady 40 to T.
SECOND RACE.
Ss % sc sn
js9niPs. =: { Ella Reed. by The nl-used-
Coisman Co = Or c. Iinge; l0I lsimms)..,... 2
Norway. Red Top. King Cold Cora, and Valkyrie
Time, 1ilp.
Betung-Agaipst Tlngs and COckade, 2IS TO I; Val.
kyrte 81 TO i; Ella Reed. 20 King Gold, 90 4;
corA. 30 To II Red Top, 90 to Il Norw ay 200 TO l.
THIRD RACE.
$500 sS2s wSsS SIS % aud rs TO tsd rtn
sf sOfSS BSad y y1Fai Pirate of ren,ano
rIsafssss sts5iss cS T. iS6tfoo los IN JONES'.
", ponohues CHI 4, dam Rebecca Rowett, lO5 Ham.
kspssiiion, F:ci;nn Long6iocf. Prince klamath
and Elizabeth also
Time, ;2SI
Bstting-Two to on Bandit, against Longbrook,
20 IlghtfoOt and Pecksnf, Zach 10 Rebecca Row
cit hlly 10 10 Repetition 30 70 Elizabeth,
Prince Klamath. 90 1.
FOURTH RACE.
A selling sweepstakes of $40 each for three year
oldl with 5000 added OF which $40 second and S25
20 third; ons mile and sixteenth.
W. r. jennings b. c. Little Matt by Voltigeur-
Black call, 100 (CarteTl
freSknsss stables 6r Live Oak l92 Rergen) M.