New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


SECOND SUMMER MEETING AT LONG BRAhChm
THE HURDLE RACE WON BY MILEslAN lin
MILE DASH BY PREAKNESS, AND THE oCEAN
HOTEL STAKES BY MATE.
The Second Summer Race Meeting at Mon-
mouth Park began on Saturday The weather was ue-
ghtful the attendance considerably larger than was
anticipated, and the sport Of the most interesting anu
exciting character. There was none oil that hiisin"e
ment which distinguished the conveyance OF VISITORS
from New-York during the July Meeting by 'he new
Jersey Southern Railroad; but on the contrary
the trains and steamboats, on time Ihere
was a largo assemblage In the laues s'an0,
and the occupants seemed TO enjoy thoroug MY 'o spur
OF the day, especially the hurdle race winch was o
fastest and closest contest the kind ever witnessed on
the Northern turf. The management OF the Executive
Committee was admirable the racing being continued
with marked punctuality that visitors from New
York were able TO arrive at the city at o'clock WIN
good programme, the meeting throughout the weeA
promises TO be an unusually brilliant one
The first event the hurdle race, and great interest
was attached IL in consequence of the meeting Oh he
Canadian horse Mesian and Lochiel. The latter has
repeated heats In 45 and is also very clean jumper
his breeding also is unexceptionabe being by Bonnie
Scotland ont OF the Lexington Bonnet Milesan is
by the imported Irish thoroughbred Mickey Free whose
stock are all famous jumpers, out of Wagner mare
rare cross OF blood for hunting and steepechasng ne
is owned by d. j. Bannatyne of Montreal, who uses the
although he never bets a dollar on his horses
The hurdle race for purse of $780, two miles, over
eight hurdles had five entries-COfin Lawrence's
Lochie four years, 14s lbs ID. j. Bannatynes Mnesdn
lbs: H. c. Dawson's Cad, aged 1853 lbs. and j. F. Cham
berns Impecunous, four years ll6 lbs Loehlel Wa
field sos Vesuvius followed by LOchel and Mileslan
led over the first and second hurdles impecuhlons
beinr fourth ana Cad last. At the third hurdle the
leading four horses close together AZ the Io4rh
hurdle, midway up the homestreTen, ip E tend
on the frst mile, Vcsuylus was length IN ir0nl Oh
Lochiel who as far IN front oil Mlcsan anu lnp
cunious The fifth hurdle was jumped by the IOur az
most simultaneously, and then Mlesian ran past LocS
and took second place TO Nesuyi1s WHO d down ,
oS lam anu ~, lie bScrech Jumped over the seventh
bnrde clear length in front OF Mnesan, who was
"a far in advance OF LOchieL On lhe loWer
Se trned INTO the homesretch terrible struggle be-
gan, whip and spur beng freely used Inc eghth anu
last hurdle halfway up the stretch was cleared rst ny
Ioche with Mesian at his saddle girths and lmpecu-
NOUS with Nesuvius at his Hanks me struggle hoe
resulted in Miesans winning by neck ana Lochle
heating Impeyunius by length for second money
Time, S;523' .r,x.,v
D. j. Bsnnatynes eh years old by imp Mickey Free,
dam 6y Wacuer I5l pounds yandD.
Colin AID ssrences Loebe years old imp Bonnie Scot
Enc GS a l@pecaous four years old by Iippery
dan Ta i1 Sr'I veyu Sus Eve years 3D. by vsne dam LINE
H B G. lS RGse' Gsc aged BY ci Day; dam Eae
pounds tWlllam ''''''
The second race was for the Trial purse OF $50 or an
9ges. dsn u PI9pa Henrietta Bazane and Venetia
Tue pool betting was Fadladeen 500, PreahneSS 800,
with Platlna In attendance, for quarter OF mle'
Preakness under strong pull beng kept IN me rear
on the backstrech Platna deprived Fadadeen OF the
lead but on the lower turn the former rSsueu IT, an
Preakuess took second place. Hayward waited WIN
him out caught Fddladeen at the distance had him safe
in few stdes, and won easily by two lengths III lA5'
Henrietta being third.
SANE D 15g to sss 800 second S horse So ihf lore
NJ H. Sauiors preakness Eve years old, by Lexington dam
T. Bs W. r. ays ch b. iaaen Eve yea Old by Dance
H.efs eb Paiina three years Old by Planet dam AeIohte
riyo. Henrietta three years DID, by Edgar dam
II Minnie 2Ic HaGT G gs e ea 3D. Jy xscf dam Laura
WIT 81 poun G ya three ;c,;. Old b., At,el"d dam
Verona o. pounds 'huene' lrci
The Ocean Hotel Stakes for threc-year-ods $50 each
play pay with $1,000 ADDED, one mile aud three quar-
tiers, had p entries OF when nye started Mate, mn
dew Extract, John Doe and Boss Tweed. Mr. SaniOrds
for s1S5 and the field for $50 John Doe with
Extract ldew in close attendance, cut out the run
NMi a1e With Whom Mr sandford declared TO win
being far behind On the lower stretch Extract
took a commanding lead aud as they passed under The
wire the time she fully six lengths IN advance
oil Mldcw who had john Doe at her TANKS, Mate being
fourth and Boss Tweed last. On the back stretch Mate
nassed John Doe and Mldew and waited upon Extract
until they entered the stretch, when Hay ward made his
effort and after brilliant struggle, asuZ % the stand,
beat her by threequarters OF LENGTH john Doe being
third. Time, 3:15.
SUMMARY.
Same Dav-Thiri Hotel Snkes Gate COntinenaD-A
each play for ttreeeod coils and iIes
mile and threequartersi the ASoaton adding $l0i ~
nominations Of stakes s2iO The second to $780, and
tie third 8 100 out Of the stakes 49,.
~ H. sandos Dr. Mate by Australian dam Matte Gross.
H,lps. en- Extract by Eadcrsef dam Naniuah ouaev,
H. p Mcirths John Doe by Lexington dam Lucy Fowler,
A. A. s.udfort b. MieN by Lexington, dam Mildred lU lbs
(DOrohue)
D. wcDsnes Gosh. Boss Tweed, by Atod dam Alabama,
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