New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE LONG BRANCH RACES.


THIRD DAY-rHE sTEEPLE-CHAsE WON ny NILE
SIAN; THE WEST END HOTEL STAKES By
wINEsAP; TIE MILE HEAT RACE BY NELLIE
GRAY, AND TIE TAMhANY CUP BY HELM
BOLD.
The Monmouth Park Association was favored
with quite az beautiful weather, yesterday az on inc
two previous days. The attendance was larger that has
been seen at Monmouth Park during this meetlhg anu
the ladies' department of tho grand stand was radiant
with beauty The racing OF tho highest order OF
excellence especially the steepechase for gentlemen
riders and the magnificent finish In the race ior INC
West End Hotel Stakes The mile heat race was ioie
cone conclusion for the Ladies' Stakes winner Neie
Gray, who, carrying only 81 pounds larry ran a""y
from the veteran Climax, who carried the steadylnR
weight of lls pounds. The Tammany Cup was an easy
matter for Hembold, who galloped away from MS TWO
opponents, Niagara and Leland
The steepechase for gentlemen riders addition
TO the original programme, the prize being massive
silver punch bowl, presented by John Chamberhh'
oysterman was specially debarrcd as his entrance
would have frightened away every competitor, ana
marred what proved 10 be o most interesting race
There were four entries but John Ternay withdrawing
his horse the Bulletin colt out OF Leviathan mare VINO
is in John Boughrams stable, reduced the contest 10
Dugald Bannatynes two horses, Duffy ana Mhesiah'
and MT Lawrence's horse, Jim Tsdale. BY the condi-
tons each had to carry leo pounds, and three had 10
start to mako a race. Duffy the horse that sus-
tanned such seemingly severe injuries In the steeple-
chase at the last meeting here and which some OF inc
daily Journals pronounced to be fata. he was
ridden by Clement AlOway, while his stable companion
Mlesian was driven by their owner, Dugald j. Ban
natyne a Canadian, who has had extensive experience
az rider in the hunting field. The owner OF Jim lis
dale j. K Lawrence, rode him, and really fine display
of horsemanship he showed in the Miiesan, who
was cold last Fall out Of Mr. Withers stable az being
worthless has apparently found ms true TG
eaton, and, with age and training WIZ yet s ~
UtHty gnEN
evidently sti suffering from weakness caused ny loss V
blood when he got 80 badly cut In the last an5
fill the conditions of the race his poor performance wac
immateral, in pools both horses were sod IN eon
The race for the West End Hotel stakes, two miles,
hroug ht ont five good FLIES Of the % entered FROM
MARY Clarks successful running in the SEQUEL Stakes at
Saratoga last month, this race was SET down as Ce
Ransom, whom she had already beaten Madame Dud,
ley sauceboE, and Ninesap. MI Littel the owner OF
he might have the orders given TO her Jockey 10
wait behind and come on the last quarter Az oaatoe
she made the running from start TO finish, and good
judges declared that she had pursued the same tactics
yesterday could not have Lost tic race sIe was
waited the fourth place TO the last quartet when
made her effort, but 1t was too late ana NinesSp
rode strictly TO orders but his conviction after the
was, that he had allowed his mare 70 Keep N
front she would have won without any dlllcuy Inc
success Of Mr. DOswes coors borne to victory az they
have been twice before at TINS meeting pS n Gor nn
more fairly SaucebOx again disappointed her SOnlhern
hese INTO Condition her cracked hoofs having hitherto
necesstaed her trainer to ease her In her WORK MAD
Dudley has again failed to realize the hlgh hopes Oh
brilliant turf career, inspired by her former PERFORM
ances and Mr.. sandiori's stable seems to have com
In the race the entry of Nellie Gray made f.
the certainty 1t proved for her. for she had no IN
beating Climax aud her other moderate antagonist
Heenan Helnbod had fully as easy task n the Tan
rate Leland to beat for the stake a.. 40 ooo
Tomorrow the four mile heat is run for the $500
mored entries Helmbold Susan Ann Eelptie Judge
Dure and NIAGARA lnis Tili DC most .ere9 nasS
very popular in tis country very large attendance rs
can be witnessed, for The jerome Park and saratoga
Associations persistenhy refuse to allow them on 'he
SessoUTm PARK as;epe chase for gentlemen rer ear
1GO pounds q miles, for silver punch bs~ The gin OF MI 'ohn
busa% J. sanus,ynes c Mean y, by Mickey Pree dam
g BY Revsnae dam Ioa.a
n, g. Duffy
The West End Hotel Stakes Tehe.a tie Monmouth Q1, sl,.,
TILES the Of the Monmouth oaks skes 20 carry ID extra
the second to receive $780, and the hd Oo oat Of tie stakes Two
T. " Do.rsrs wines'p by vOndyEe dam Nina, by Boston
NJ Iites Mary GIart BY Lexington, dam Eagles, By
W 1 BsseSt oS Nellie Ransom BY Malone
NJ fi saH soi Ma3aae Da BY Lexington
Cosf en- SaaeSoi BY Davis dam stedadde, by
T: g.i5,
Mr1nHrAr Ror-Purse $50 mile all that have
during ellueI |VO"i
UNIV Jerope Bafors IT. Nellie Gray years 81 pouni...
H. b. ChulaI, aged, ll5 pounds
BOughrams cb Keenan, 90 pounds
Tie T.ums,v Cpnvaue 81 300 added to Sweepstakes each
p p; second receive $780, and The hd V Cut Of the STAKES
three miles.
JW Weldcns cb. Leland, four
Tine, 6;O0
PooI-sELLNG LAST NIGHT.
The pool-selng last night at the West End and Con-
FIRST RAcE~Tbe August stakes mile for txoearOlds One
p sol-Infors enrS $40; Meraths entry, s5 Parks entry
$50; Ssuoris entry 4l5; Idttelfs entry $40
The Robbins stake two mile beat for eols aud t
thIee-yesrois
e.; s - sS egg $40 $50
oo
Mckinney ...........,....'... o.
Madame Dudley
THIRD RAos-FourI sle heats for all ages one pool sold
Gerald and Bulletin Colt SIC The selling race has been postponed
until Saturday.
The Fall Meeting of the Blood Horse Asso-
ciaton viii be held in springfield H. September IL, 10,
and IA.
AQUATIC.
BOAT RACE AT FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Aug "a large
number Of persons witnessed the to-day between
the Potomac Club of Washington and the Undines Of
Norfolk Va Tho weather pleasant, and the conrse
I'm excellent order. The boats got away well together
hut before the first half mile had been made the Po
tomacs took the lead and held IL throughout. Time
Potomac 22l5 Undne, 2if5 The course was 10 STAKE
half Aatup hl rlNl an