New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


LONG BRANCH RACEs-THE JULY PROGRAMME
MONMOUTH PARK IMPROVEMENTS,
The success of last Summers races al Long
Branch has induced the Race Association, Amos
Robins President, to hold two meetings tins seaSon'
the first beginning July and continuing five successive
Gays the second beginning August ], and also asus
five days. For each OF these meetings seven s'"NeS
have been opened, and the lists OF entries anoauy
include the names OF many horses OF the ngh-
est class. The course is easy OF access nom
New-York and philadelphia, the rairoau pe-
tween those cities passing close TO the gates OF e f'
and the trains running at frequent Intervals Sce '
year no expense has been spared TO make the coe INC
best and most complete in the country lhe slsh'
ascent at the starting point, which then existed has
been cut away and the track thoroughly drained, pipes
being laid along the side throughout its entire extent
thus rendering it unusually fast and safe for horses
when gallopng. over LOCO maple trees have been
planted, and now In full Leaf, aH5r1ihg
plenty Of shade TO the horsgs GnIng c crcctaE
the entire fencing rcpaintod white ana me avenue lroal
the gates to the beach distance OF thlee miles
eled and scraped, making 1t delightful drive TO the
Branch 49,. =, c.--,..
John Hoey, f. Boudino Colt dernery the President OF
the Paterson Racing Assosiaon and Gen Van vie ,
Course. The programme of the July meeting Is as
follows:
OOo and he mile Tor purse q $500 the
entries for both yet to be made Then ooms ths jersey DeIy
90 eseh p D. with added ibe aud hd horses IN
sa ftse m ae 5 he ss 'S Ssra Me Dudley Sas
% no , %a. .9 a n9 G eca. Sii tis'S o Stakes for
year os half mile so each play pay With 500 added Nos Of
IN public hut speaks highly % Col
McDsne.s colt Hubbard By Planet Gen Burs fry Malta by
Sly by Jerome Eyr Mr Sanford has also colt ana
s by Engaged ard experienced nges speak hy Of tie
nils beats TO b euEsi r Ard ne @ race i for H. Me 81
D. b. two miles ard half IS entries the tet known
among being eubod Preakne Niagara LonFelow Leon
his friends performances thfeeysr
old womb indicate he will only have Mr. Ss1fs Mes'chr Cup
winner Proakne to beat Tor The bitter holds all the oe a except
perhaps Judge Curtis As nis the to between
John arpcs famous horse Mr. sanos great OF Lexington
On tie tri DAY the sport with selling nile nl qar
ter yet entered for end then the Mnmob Oaks which
half There entries among them Sauebor uo which Mr. Cot
l paid 300 last Fal Salns Of :i3 ruosui Hollywood 90 the
Elsie. and Sitter Kuglsbr This will be good and will be
difficult to select the winner The Loag Bn,h ~ YES geh 2w
has IL entries, ond is o al ages 20 carry l % Two n ne est
Of the lot appear be lmho Fine Hamburg ami Judge Cards.
The fourth s sport begins with the July tvo.year ois
colts ard fies thresqua q mile, for which 10 Youngsters have
entered Ibis race as far as The winner is coneened aen sa.
the result Of the Honel Stakes The second ca nearly " a
being engaged in both Then the Americas Club Parse 81
$25D for all ages mlea best three lge when CERTAIN to pro
duce fine the iee horses OF the day are enter Lest
Judge Curtis IT, and may be on TIE card, Tor hn 70 win i
again The Tweed Parse OF for beaten horses one mile AMI
La T. ard closes the night previous to the
The and FINAL days consist OF three Of which the first
hurdle race for qI.s o go ee eG @ and e Sa e race N
Sequel Stakes for theeyerod ee and Files so each
must carry penalty Of lbs bat Harry Bls is entered There
entries Of which the best public performers Express Sauce
aud the Will be the above o The races ae red len
p daily and visitors return the city as hey are
The three trots announced to take place yes
terday at Fleetwood Park, deferred until tOmor-
row. on of TIE bad condition Of tie track caused
by the rain On sunday