The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-28

The coming race meeting at Monmouth Parh
promises to be memorable one, the horses there
are all in the finest possible condition. They mum
| Der about seventy in all. The meeting commence:
! on Tuesday next and continues all the week. On
the first day there will be three races the first being
hurdle race Of two miles; the second tie Tria
Purse, mile for all ages and the third will be
for the Continental Hotel Stakes for three. year-od
colts and fllies mile heats. There are twentysever
entries for this stake, among them Frank Ross
Saucebox Salina, Hollywood, Nelly Ransom, Bin.
gamln, Mckinney, StockwOod, Wanderer, Cofiee's
Bonnie Scotland colt Nathan Oaks and Idaho. All
OF those named will probably start and q capital
race must be the result. Stockwood viii likely be
the favorite.
The sport on the second day OF the meeting will
begin with a struggle for the Thespian Stakes by
two-year-old colts and FLIES, the distance being
threcquartets OF mile. There are nineteen entries
Tor this stake, and the starters Will probably be
Malta, Mr. Santord's chestnut 1lly by King Lear.
latter will, doubt, be taken for choice IN the pool
sales The second event Will be q selling race the
distance one mile and hail. and there Will be a
good heid OF starters. The trd race Will be for the
Mansion House Stakes. which Is for four-year-Old
colts and lilies, two mile heats. There are twelve
entries Tor tins race there will be at least four
starters comprising Conductor. Susan Ann, Judge
Durel!, Midday or Eclptic and maybe PreaSness;
but the latter VIII probably BE- kept Tor the Tammany
Cup, three miles, which takes place the day follow
heats it VIII be very open affair and the betting
will be even on the horses.
On the third day the racing win open with
steeple chase FOR gentlemen riders for cup. This
VIII be followed with a contest for the West End
Ho.el Stakes, which VIII be similar one 10 the
Monmouth Oaks Stakes. 1t being exclusively for
tnree-y ear-Od FLIES, the distance being two miles,
Twenty-Five have entered, among them Salina, Ho-
lywood, Aureoa, Nelly Ransom, Madame Dudley,
Mary Clark Rattan. War Girl Vine Sap, Fanchon
and Elsie. May Clark VIII be the favore, beyond
doubt. The second race Will De for purse, mile
heats. This Will bring together q large field. and
the Tammany cup, three miles, ana Preakness and
Helmbold VIII try conclusions at that distance.
The fourth day Will have a race Tor the August
Stakes for twO-year-old colts and fes one mile;
the Robins Stakes for colts ana lhes three-years-
mile heats for $4,000 This will be the great feature
OF the meeting. SIX horses Will start, comprising
Helmbold, Niagara, Barney Williams Echpuc, Susan
! The fifth and closing day OF the meeting CON-
! mences with handicap steeple chase, about three
miles. Then VIII follow a handicap for all ages,
| mile heats; the third race selling race for all ages,
dash OF two miles, and the windup Will be the Con-
ISOLATION Purse for beaten horses winners excluded
The following is list Of the horses now at Mon
mouth Park, and all are intended 10 run Tor the
numerous stakes and purses gwen above:
| Dr. eldon has Astronomer and Leland
Oden Bowie--My Maryland, Belle Meade, Edwin
and Rebba.
c. Elwees--Sr Joseph.
ID. j. Bannatyne-Duffy and Paddy Hayes.
III. Gaffney-Dennis Burns and Nesuvius.
G. Lttlehed-Tlsdale, Us, 60, Aureola, War Whoop,
War jig and Taaria.
H. IL
ard Roe, Mckinney and hlarney Stone.
D. Swigcrt-Siockwood, Wanderer and Musketeer
A. Btiord-Selie Gray. Saltna, Malta and Holly.
wood.
d. c. Dorson-GaO and A,buera
John Northumberland Belle, John Heenan,
Gerald and a bay colt.
A. Tayor-King John anu Climax.
ID. BcDanIel-idaho, Hubbard and a brown filly.
W. Cottrlll-Frank Ross Billy Williamson ana
Saucebox.
b. d. withers-King Ernest Blink Iron, Elsie
Minnie, Miss Nellie and ConceE
lann nd hav rnlf
by Bonnie Scotland.
W. X. BabcocK-Helmbold, Conductor, Nellie RAN
som, Doctor Daunter, POmpey Payne chestnut
colt aud chestnut lilly.
Thomas W. DOswell-Eclipse, Midday, Wine Sap
Eous and two Others
DennsOn Crawiord-HamptOn, Citizen. Wood
man, Narragansctt Julietta, o chestnut 1y ana
bay lilly.
G. G. * r. H. Parks-Nathan Oaks and Experience
OAKS.
John Purdy-A bay colt
Monson Gray--Nim.
M. II. SanfOrd-Pre aknees, Niagara, Madame Dud-
ley, Monarchist, LaNity and Bingamin.