The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-21
MONMOUTH PARK.
The Closing Races OF the Seasonal Bril-.
liant Programme and Promise OF tho
Rarest Days sport Yet.

The Closing Races OF the Seasonal Brfl.
liant Progra ANNE and Promise OF tho
Rarest Days sport Yet.
LONG BRANCH, July 20, 1878.
There is every prospect OF the weather being all
that could be desired for to-morrow's races. Under
the recuperative influences Of bright sunshiny
day the track IL now IN splendid condition. Owing
to the severity OF the late storm some little repair
ing had to be done In places but not trace OF the
storms ravages remains The track Is perfectly
even and hard-could not be better, In fact. Every
body is, consequently, looking to the closing day
OF the races a. promising q most hitting and bril-
liant conclusion to the magnificent series Of races
making up the present extended and varied pro-
gramme.
In the HERALD there has already been published
the programme OF the races for tomorrow, and tt
Is unnecessary to repeat IL. There are to be nve
races, and all OF exciting interest or course the
central point Of interest is the temperance OF
Tom Bowling There are good many heavy bets
pending, some additional ones having been made
to-day and the probability Il that more money Will
change hands than on any previous race day. En-
thusiasm Ii at It's highest pitch. All the Branch
sojourners are sure to be on the ground, and the
probability Is the crowd from New York and else
where win be lar in OF that OF any previous
day.
SECOND MEETING--FOURTH DAY, SATURDAY JULY 10.
FIRST RAcE-Steeplechase Handicap Tor all ages;
% sSss % TO r and rs g ra
Josspa pSnSs9e's c yc Z; Ge tgg west
sseosD Eaor-Assust STAKES value $780, added to
to receive so aud the $50 tho
August Belmonrs b, c. Scratch
ufnI ss ss'nGa's ri Bay q fss asS Bay
p Lorilln rd br a. saxon
George Ayers 81: Z: EIsstus v Corning
John John Ss%ssah%:ss r S. hs...r
John S SSs%Ssrn's en- en- o Msaisfe0o
I. Norris + Regardless
JON? john S SsIss's 3! 4 s..tlo Norton.
+ s s sSIssS,: & 8 + 1 FsS. Pennington
( f:S: 3: s. y ssi. " A.....
THIRD RACE. Robins stakes value $1,000 added to
81 s sS s ss1 a t
Of ~ tn p 'Sss aar.t aTs % e. Tom Bowling
Leonard 4s- JerSme'sb
5 = 4. S s,ss.:;s i. Galway
psnsos 1 Crawford CHI c. woodsman.
<. sa.era'ss' {. hy y rA A'-"~
Butord 4 yismansb C. Count Fosco.
u u, d. Bunchs c. T. Mamie b.
$$$$ \ B S$:%:II: 4: q Car. Lisa
| NJ H. SantOrd's b. c.
NJ H. Sanfords ch. c.
Governor Oden Bowies CHI c. Cecil
| ID. Swigerts b. c. Caribo0.
u. Mcdaniel Co. c. c. Spring5Ok.
W. j. Bacons CHI. T. DolOrosa.
j. j. O'Fallon's oh. c. PolkOwskt
j. j. O'Fallon's b. c. John DAVIS
Thomas q. Bacon's ch.
Thomas q. BacOn's b. or br. f.
JOhn C0fees br. c. Is. +. Carver.
John COtiecs gr. C.
Hunter Travers' CHI c. Captain Garland.
Hunter Trsvers b. l. Girl Of the Period.
Hunter 4 Travers' b. c. StrachInO.
I Hunter h Travers br. Megara
John A. Miller's CHI. T.
ID. d. Withtrs b. q.
ID. d. Withers b. c.
r. Morris b. C.
+. Morris c. c. -
FOURTH RAcE-Con ISOLATION Handicap, purse $500, f0f
beaten horses all ages excluded one and half
miles.
j. F. Wilson / Co e oh. c. Mart Jordon ,BoulgeD.
A. G. Franklin's b. III. Arizona.
A. G. Franklin's b. c. GoiitzA
John COfees C.
j. w. Weldons CHI q. Warlke
Thomas Jones' b. T.
John y. Chamberlin's CHI. Wheauy.
u. r. Mcaratn's ch. l. Tabitha.
fiIrn a1en-Maich iof 81 900; dash Of mile.
John y. Chaml erlin's b. C. survivor
j. q. Hares b. &. Aerolite