New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE NoNNOI-TH PARK RACES.

PIECHAsT.
The Monmouth Park Association were Ia
vored with delightful weather for the nrst uay W eH
second Summer meeting, for the july sun had us neat
agreea MY tempered by the cool seaoreeze mat swept
over the course from the The attendance was
large ana fashionable. and the present meeting bids
fair 70 rival in ITS predecessor The track was
also in ne condition and the racing OF an unusually
exciting character The afternoons proceedings began
with an od-fashoued mileheat best three in five
once so popular on American turf. but rarely
witnessed except at Monmouth Park and the Western
and southern meetings. It won by Joe DoDahues
Evergreen Artist who seems able 10 run ana come
again every day the week Fadladeen won the nrs'
heat but the old cannot stand wear and tear Ike
his young and wry antagonist Mr. LiiteLs REFORM
won The Sequel Stakes, two miles In such me sly INA"
this of bennington must not be overooAou IL lo
great stakes-the Travcrs ana kenner "
Saratoga the former being over mile ana 'nIeel'"'
tiers and the latter miles, the same distance a.
Yesterday George West had no difficulty IN beating
Bullet and Others IN the steepechase OWING 70 nc
mastery riding Of ms Jockey, Hugh GdhAey'
TIE MIE-HEAT RACE.
Tho mie-heat race for purse OF $780, gwen ~ the
Jersey Jockey Club best three in five, mad four entries
II which one shvlock. Withdrawn. leaving Coffees
Dounybrook BY lightning Daviss Fadadeen 10y war
Dance and Douahue Artist 20 contend FOR the money
In the poo betting each Of the three horses was alter
aaielv the favortei the last pools selling as below
Arust ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 S4l0 $500
bo1p --sSS 2j5 $50 $50
First Heat-Donnvbrook TWO lengths the best OF a
bad start Fadladeen second and Artist last IAe aef
was evidently waiting instructions. for ho traIod
throughout the race Donnybrook made the running
with Fadadeen az his quarters for threeQuarters
OF a mile Fadladecn challenging bin halfway up the
stretch ana winning the heat by two lengths. Donny
brook beating Artist neck for second place Ime'
I:39!
s,c0nd Heqt-Artist now became the favore, as he
f,r he heal. he
Douuybrook's 800 and Fadadeeus sizes. Another bad
start. tie drum beng tapped when Donnybrook vas
lengths ahead Of Artist and the latter As lar uelore
Eadladcen Gong around the clubhouse turn' Artst
got on terms with Donnybrook and the pair ran
head and head 70 The ba.ime pole, Fadladeen beng
three lengths behind them. on the lower stretch AT
1st quilted company with Cofee's colt and saloped
lomo an easy winner four lengths I'D l:4l Fadadeen
oeuunc DoiTy brook length iOf second place
UttTd HcCL-IAt bciilHc was now ~" oeIuN on iI'ls
Another pour start, ~ which Fadiaden A. before GOT
'aHr length, before the old horse 10 the quarter pole
On the backstretch Artist drew steadily away from
hrre lengths III Ei3, Fadadecn just saving ms OILS
Fourth Heo.-There was no longer any betting for
ARTISTS superiority evident. lie went 10 The 'front.'
'yar 1ea,cd and y1r with the greatest east Fidla-
ieen barely saving MS distance Tine l;ts..
THE MONMOUTH SEQUEL srAKEs.
This was sweepstakes Of $50 each, play or pay, FOR
trea-yc4r Odds with $50 added; the winner Of the Jer
20 receive 500 and trd 500 Out OF the stakes two
miles There q entries, so tlat the stake was
worth $3.50 exclusive Of the deductions 10 the first and
second horses OF these the following came TO the post
Banuatyue, The Ghost. by Endorser; Loullards Vnlt
ress. Viudai DOuanaes DIo.iu ~ = -ntucky; Lit
tells Reform. oy Arlington; b mont, Botany Bay.
2E nm 9i AIunPS, ~ II WIS 9 s R Ctirii
tCt b,- 5'.ret aud c6tf,e,. Ncftie Norton bv
bennington. The following pool VIII show the reIa-
1--WE estimation IN which tAe chances ~ the horses
were acid by the specuatng turtmen; Psnter sold
tIe dsld $40. good start was made Dubnn get
ting OIL lr> closely followed hy I.'iolm' PAINTER ana
L1teta H., the others we'll together 10 cluster At
the quarter pole Painter me REPRESENTATIVE OF CAP.
lottIln' stahe hl0 drawn GEAR g ii> uoi ','u-
Dublin length 40 that point. with Lueua H. and Re
form next aud The others talIHg out. On the back
stretch Planter made me ce ho'' ana was our lSn- tns
IN froHJ al ne ,-i4e poie, D'1in eGU, , and
Waitress apparently fun OF running, ~ hth position
On The .ower str ten Planter he'd 4i' own Eaaahiy
Ldteta H.. and Reform following ia thy order lauta.
list mic. Planter led the field three lengths,
aud me followers OF The Mobile stable
we're ant Tor the colt was fail OF running that he
looked Ae cutting down tne ned opposed 10 Ann WIN
apparent NIu.trc>, WIS second uuier me Wlrc,
with bin close up ana Reform pulling douhie' next
HIM. Around tAe cat--o.>e tuln. part ne guIitr-
pole aut naiway along Tie n'cSslreicn, P'agter re
faluc I'D. commanding eaC. and rucu began To come
back 10 '. HORSES Dublin. YIniat. and Reform JON
INK Issue with him 40 Tie HaI.nlle pole where his bolt
was sAot, auc he icH INTO ht me %. P,uA- tIUs'
among which We're Botany Bay, Nellie Norloh
The Ghost. aud Luteta ii. Along the lower stretch
Dublin IppedIed I'D 'front.' WIN NahI'.e anu heioin
close DO, hluks The tohowers Of the green ana
lions OF vctUrg suddenly dlspeleu when they saw
the front half way up ~4clCu. and leaving Ms horst>
a. 10 they had become stationary, StHOpea nome Tue
easiest 30 winners clear icuEths IA the fast time
lf 1874 Dublin beating Fmdtite Tor second hOnors 10y
a ueaa ouiy The performance az Reform. 40 running
fwo mic, with the >tcldyug weight for a
turee-yeaI-od Of 10 pounds mp over "A Track when
experienced turfm pro uuuCcu at least three seconds
slower than the straos. c'rse. lu So , stamped nm
as colt OF extraordinary .Iu- merit. aad 10 compares
favorahlv with lrv B.,-eI's tIue OF J:35i M the
Trayers stakes at -arato pa three years ago M LHtc
CALCULATIONS mis- u." *. Cted trumpu. FOR AthoYEh
port hl- colt he lad disappointed bv An
when money was Oh t-1t DE ala not invest d0lar
bred colt. being Jy imported bennington, Out
II imported stolen s,es bv oicclarometer.
Vtndate iu the Wituers ~ahe, jerome Park, dash
u mic. but cIuisc OF Two mue> he turned
0nd 10 llm. lie has gradually r.m himself into aga
CONDITION. yesterday Vas ole Oi The best and
an nnSer the eTcunsancr, IL Wac ably ridden Nv
SautOrus hgnJ-We,-u jockey FcIkcs, ana M Iay-
tion. Mr.. LIttel intended 10 sell Reform and Fellow
ccaft along Win the rest OF MS stable az public auction
nut victory TIE latter IA The fourmi!e race Oh
Saturday Ist. aud OF tlc former YESTERDAY may Undue
-eque Stakes the Reform has Won. Tor ne had
previously earned ~ saratoga sequel stakes with
Maggie o. aud FrlloWcrlit, auo YESTERDAY, winner -
TINS year engaged Ia stake AZ Saratoga Win
lar prospect OF Winning Ii
The LONG BRANCH STEEPLECUAsE.
THIS handicap al ages. purse o. 500,
divided into $50 FOR the nrs 500 10 second and so
third horse cptances the Il entered.
These were Grffius Vesuvius. pounds; Walden's
Aerolite I55 pounds Lawrence q Lor.lard's Bullet.
lJs pounds DOnahues George Wet. 10 pounds. ana
janey COrdelia l45 pounds the later however. did
start IL TIE pool betting GeOfse West ana bullet
favOrites the former having the CALL
one bor.eI * ste Bulef mad a Ies1 rder a. indeed
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