New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
MoNuoTrTU PARK RACES.

VILLAGE BLACKSMITH WINS TIP HURDLE RACE cor
FTEs Golf THE JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP. WAR
LIKE rHR MILE HEAT RACE, AND 5aYLOCK THE
CONSOLATION PURSE.
The Extra Race Meeting NJ Monmouth PARK
which olOsed yesterday. proved highly successful
the attendance Of tine three days having oesn
large and fashionable. Tins Hurdle Handicap Tor .
purse OF $40. u waich $50 went 10 The second
and 60 % ths third Eor5s. Over eight hur
dies aud two, miles. had three ruaner-village
Blacksmith agBd I14 pound5 hidden by W Mideriy
Revenge. aged, pounds ridden by Geo. Pepper AMI
Impecunious. years. $50 pouUis. ridden by BsrDee.
The Blacksmith great favOrigo. Reveufe took Iie
Iesd the nrst hurdle followed by Village Black
smith and Impecurous. and shey went around The
Club house turn siiev opened wide gaPthat Ut
the second hurdle be leading tire Backsmith By zen
lengins At the nett b,l.Ie ReveBS,c snl led ~ ten
lengths with Impeeunios behind The third lrardle
taken the order, bat in cOysRng MP the bone
stretch 70 the fourth hurdle which placed LAY
up the straight, village Blacksmith closed rapidly
and only Lengths bshlnd Reverse rs tue later
Jumped. Passing the Juuee's stand tae Blacksmith
Revenzes quarters, and the next hurdle being
down. the horses raced ther around tse Clubhouse
turn. Midgciy finding he cOtid not 0utran Revenge
took a strong pail on the Blacksmith, allowing Revenge
to open gaPof two lengths the next rSo hurdles
Entering the stretch the nat quarter, Village Black
smith let out anu The race BY length ia Tie
fast Of JS LmpecunOus being 20 lensshs behind
Revenge.
Pm.r RAc,Hnre rloe h,nd zap ras. 500: $50 " '-e'na
Village aged BY vaHea Dam
Bougnran. e. 9 Rrrsags b. ReTeus, unknown TAO
' ch.nsein. b :, Hpeeunos. b. TipDsrary Jam Laer
Fowler ye'rs 40 'lni. q
The Jersey Jockey Club Handicap had only two run
hers-wheatey 5ars l0i pounds, aud Coaees t,ssa-
mine Porter colt, by Lightning, yo4rs, 80 Pounds
Coffee made the running throughout
sroovD RAcs-Jesy Jo,ts Ia5 IIlndo.p 400 -aes "A
f70)~iti ths secll 70 rece o-Op aul ~ - a .' S
goulds II 81 900 pounds eIra Two ss and gaaer
Coa g b. Lexington dan 5ersaInne s''e y''' %
J p C5.mbsfas ch wseasieJ year, By Dance BY
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The third event was mie-neat for a purse OF
$500 all ages -Four horses ran-Camden years ie-
pounds; Utica years. 90 pounds; Hattie O'Seill.
wears 100 pounds and Warlike years . BOUNDS. The
latter however, carried pounds overweight or %
pounds 40 that she ght have the advantae Of The En-
sish Jockey Hughes IN saddle Utica from his victory
the previous day the mieheat was che iavorte
Utica cut out the running for threequarers OF mile
with Warte couple Of lengths behind MN ann tatie
O'Neil the distance from the latter. coming up
the homesIretch, Hughes on Wlrke erept mp men oy
incn, until the distance ne cOiidreh anu thi'hsu
Uuca. A fine contest between the par ehsuga' lhe
artistic riding " the English boz on arlAe selIlnE
universal admiration; Tor nursing MS morse WIN VOL
derful Judgment ana patience IOr a nhsi euoi ~
brought him IN with lightning rush N tne last rev
STRIDES and the heat by mead right on the post
Warlke was now the ftyOrIte. Hattie ONeu went 10
the front in the second heat and led 90 the quarter TWO
lengths IN advance OF Duca ANA Cahoen Ol .no ntOh
stretch the arOute closed the leaders and az theY
went past the ha-miie post the four were 50 close
together that sheet would have covered them all On
rhe lower turn Warke drew IN 'front.' and the race was
virtually over DE gaioped increasing he lead AZ
every stride winning easily by two lengths camden,
who passed Utica AZ the distance, gaming secOhu money
rme l:f3i.
rHap RAcE-. 5000 ages, the second % receive slOO'
J. w. Wsaon's RI { w.rHEs ye,rs BY War Daues, lam By
Can't Beard 10 ,j 1olnn oTerwei-ntl.
J. Bsughrsn n. Csnnen, BY balein Jam by Lew
r W wslnru's b. UHci yeir by Lexington dam Kitty
B. Ransom 5 b Z Haste O'Sei resn by BAY Dick Jam 5y
nme-i:i1, l:i71
The Consolation Purse Of $500 Tor beaten norses had
ak runners OuL horses entered These were
Gerald St Patrick Mary Constant, Whisper. chYlOcE,
ana Warlke tins latter carrying seven pounds penalty
fOr winning the previous A 1ne race home Dee
tween syock and Gerald ended IN favor OF the former
by A length Warlke being lengths behind Gerald
Wusper fourth. Mary Constant next. anu 81 Patrick
ldst.
FouErH RAcsCs-osron Pure $500 for beaten horses one
e. X Lsss-nee'sh r. shveF years By Lexington Edith
BauEEr.rns BIZ e. Gerald by MeAeg Free Rosette
is.s .
w. Wsou Nlrks. rears by " y Dalcs IAN nf Cast
Be1ri 30 Il eziral. .
3oazarAn', b. Z. 81. Parck years % pounds
Chaub--.n's MARI Constant year, n poun1s...
Whisper 50 DOaIls.. v
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