New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-15
THE RACING SEASON.
SECOND SUMMER MEETING AT MONMOUTH
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PROGRAMME OF THE OPENING DAY-THE POOL BET
8 TING AT LONG BRANCH AND IN TIE CITY LAST
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The second Summer Race Meeting Oh tho
Monmouth Park Association begins to-day and u cOn
tinued on Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday nef'
Last year the two Meetings were held In July snu
August as were also those OF the sarntogs Association
THIS entaed upon owners OF racehorses the necessity
and additional expense OF travelling back and for"aiu
between Long Brapeh and Saratoen withtheir stspp'
in order to fulfill their engagements at poth Insoo
places. This year different arrangement mas pooA
made the two trottngs at Monmouth Park succeeunH
each other without any interruption this month"; WIZ"
the Saratoga meetings will not open until Tuesday 'no
oath inst and will extend up to August l6, an arrans
ment satisfactory to trainers, the public anu
the Association.
The sport to-day begins with hurdle race Tor Pur
OF $780, the receiving oO the second morse s''
and the third s15 The entries are: Duffy, Isl pouh@
Blind Tom 1877 pounds: shylock, 14s pounds; Maid OF
Athens1 pounds and Lacy Jackson, ISL pounds 'uo
two lastnamed debutantes in the Jumping nns '.
business shylock performed ndilerenty on bis ms.
and only essay hurdles and the seems oohhu
to Duffy and Blind Tom; the former the choice
The second race is for the Trial Purse OF soc TOT a
ages divided $780, s5 and SIS for the hrst secona
bay colt Mark Jordan formerly John Boulger) II. T.
McGraths brown colt Artist Hunter Travers's chest
nut fly ouits J. Coffee,s bay FLY by Beacon, dam
Maiden and j. W IT, Reynolds's bay flly Buehu. Artst
distinguished himself by winning the mile dash
race on the opening day Of the hrst GUNNER
meeting Shere, and ran third to Survivor III
the Sequel Stakes on Saturday last no
very fast colt and his most dangerous rival is John
Bouger who second to Survivor for the Three Year
Old Stakes at Baltimore, and won mile aud iurlone
dash in fine style at Jerome Park Spring Meeting Deat
ing Minnie w. and several Others Quits, like all tho
Eclipse stock is feet hly for threequarers OF
mile, but cannot stay that distance; hence her
chance this h not promising. The appears
lie between Artist and John Bouger he is now
called, Mark Jordan; the former for choice.
The Ocean Hotel Stakes is the third and most i'm
pOrtant event OF the day, and race for treeyear
old colts and FLIES exclusivey the entrance ESQ, play
pay, with 1900 added by the Association The DIS
lance is one mile aud three-quarters quarter
mile further than the Jersey Derby while the weights
different In the latter colts carried ITO pounds,
and FLIES 1O7 pounds while in the to-day colts only
carry IS pounds and es 90 pounds The second horse
receives $780, and the third $780, out VI the stakes and
there 38enres the Of the to winner
will be $2,GOO The starters to-day will be H. 7. Me
Grath's renowned bay colt Tom Bowling by Lexington
out of Lucy Fowler, who the Jersey Derby; 8. ID.
Bruce's chestnut colt Galway. by Concord out OF
Mandina a. Bemonts chestnut colt Blk Stockings, by
Kcntncky out OF Fuke or his imported bay colt by
Breadalbane OF Ellormre ~. W. Doswe's gray FLY
Lizzie Lucus, by Australian out OF Eagiess, and
d. D. Withers bay colt stonehenge, by Blair Athol out
Of Cimbra. Col McDaniels famous colt sprnGbok, by
impored Australian out Of Hester though entered will
not run for the Colonel Disguised with the unfavora
bic start his colt got the Jersey Derby has folded
M his tent like the Arabs" and stolen quietly away to
Saratoga where he anticipates sweet revenge and salts
faction by beating Tom Bowling in the richer Travers
and Kenner stakes. The Kentucky flyer seems 20 hayo
this race AZ his mercy he has neither Count d Orsay
nor gbok his most dangerous rivals in the Jersey
Derby 10 oppose him. and fully expect TO see him add
the Ocean Hotel Stakes TO his previous triumphs.
The fourth race Is nile heats for a purse Of $780,
divided into $780, 500 and $50 for the first second and
third horses. For this the entries F. A. Watsons
boy colt Valley Brook, by Jerome Edgar; II. 7. No
Graths bay hlly Jury, by Lexington; d. Weldons
chestnut colt Warlike. by War Dance; I. W. DosUes
chestnut horse Fadadeen by War Dance. and A. c..
Frankins bay colt Gorl,za, by Lexington. Fldadeen
and Jury are old antagonists, having met In
the mile heat race, three IN FIVE, at Baltimore, the for
mer proving the winner three straight heats Warke
ran for the FIRST time in the Monmouth sequel Stakes on
SATURDAY. last and although short OF preparation, he
finished fourth close win Artist He IL good look
ing well bred colt, being by War Dance out OF capt
Beard mare, and will good race when least e1-
pected. Fldladeen's prospect Vi ylctory seoHs tno
brightest IN this race. 49,.
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McGraS TSm BoNiar).....SjO $50 $50 500 500 tlG0
S So,ss fs sl iaes.... 10 40 40 100 rs
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