New-York tribune., 1874-07-16
TIE TURF


MONMOUTH PARK RAcEs-GALwAY WINS THE TRIAL
PURSE, AARON PENNINGTON THE OCEAN HOTEL
STAKES, SURVIVOR THE MILE HEAT RACE. AND
LIMESTONE THE HURDLE RACE.
The second days racing of the Monmouth
Park Second Meeting yesterday was largely attended.
Notwithstanding the intense heat The great attraction
of the day tho for the Ocean HOtel Stake- ia
which the great threeyearod horses Brigand Saxon,
aud Aaron Pennington were 10 meet for the thrd tms
this season. How Mr. McGraths colt, Tom Bowlng's
half brother the race, to the surprise equally OF his
owner and the public indeed OF everyone except popu-
lar Mobile turrman, who couragcously supported Lin
repeatedly against the field IN the timers stand Is fully
detailed in the accompanying report.
The Trial Purse dash OF mile for all ages for
purse $780, the entrance money going to the second
aud third horses, Six horses were ieutered and all or
them started-COfce's br. Ida Wel', by bennington;
Donahue's ch. C. Galway. by Concord; ,McKess ch.
Minnie Mac, by Planet Reynolds ch. Christine. Ivy
Australan CotrilPs br. Sallie Watson, by Daniel
Boone and Chamberin's b. x. Visigoth. by Asteroid.
Saie Watson and Idl Wells alternately iayores
with Galway ranking next IN estimation. Gdiway
gaoped steadiIy along, with ease two englhs
in 1i6 Sallie Watson being second, Minnie Mac tara
Ida Wells fourth. and Christine last OF all.
The Ocean Hotel Stakes. sweepstakes OF $50 each.
play pay with 5000 added for three-yearOd colts
and es carry 95 pounds. the second to receive $40
out the and the third horse $780, one mile and
of the day. IL closed with 81 nominaiOns, 90 That tho
stake worth so exclusively OF the deductonsf for
the second aud third horses OF these only four red
Sanf0rd's b. BrIgand, by Planet out Of imported
Britannia "; McGrath's b. c; Aaron Pennington, out
OF Lucy Fowler; L. Loriards b. c. SAXON by Beads
man out OF imported Giraso; aud ID Swigerts Oh. C.
Acrobat. by Lexington out of Sally Lewis. THIS was
betting Brlgdnd III consequence OF Ills nav
ing defeated his three present opponeus IN the jersey
Derby the first day OF the meeting. being made h0
favorite. with Saxon next IN estimation.
Brigand aud Acrobat were OFF In front when the drum
was tapped, Aaron Pennington being thId and saxon
last the start being from the quarter pole AOng mo
Oacsstretch Brgand drew clear and led length at tho
half mile pole having Saxon at his quarters, aud Pen
SAXON raced to Brlgand, aud was at his saddegrhs
turned into the straight stretch, Saxon DenS
three lengths IN front OF ACROBAT As the horses dashed
the stretch, and went under the string, saxon was
was three lengths before Pennington. Brgand
lay at Saxon's girth around the clubhouse tufn'
aud past the quarter pole but as they ran along 1s
backstretch Aaron Pennington dashed past them bO!n'
leading them two clear lengths, Brlgsnd filn.
back third On the lower turn, Pennington Instead VI
falling Qack the hackers OF the favOres ioadJ an
ticipated, calamity held his and was iuy three
observed 10 fater suddenly and fail 0acA and A0
bat passing him, came with rush on Brlgdnd' ana
sharp between the pair ensued. But Aaron Ien
nington retained mis- commanding lead 10 TIE end ana
| Acrobat half length for second M"ne,,
| and Saxon, who pulled up 90 lame taas
| fears entertained that he had DrVsea
| down, the last. Time $40.
THE MYSTIC PARK RACES
BosToN, July 15.-The second DAYS races OK
! the July Meeting at Mystic Park came of to-day IDS
attendance was very large, owing to the ih'ens
heat. The trots to-day for horses In tne 2HD'
| 2:S3 classes, both OF which well hed