New-York tribune., 1874-07-06
HOLIDAY SPORTS.
Tnr LONG BRANCH RACES.

"a oA OAtASs
THE LONG BRANCH RACES.
,setMaN wins THE TRIAL PURssl ARTIST THE MILE NILE
mar RACE BRioAND THE JERSEY Derby AND
nu1LFT THE sTEEPLE-CHssE. i
The national holiday was halled py ioVeis VI
horseracsne In this vicinity as 1t brought Win "'ne
opening OF the Long Brstch races Despue Tue 'uioS
ening appearance Of the weather. tne cary oos 49,,
pranrn were loadeu down with pleasure seekers tu's
,oav n, spootators largely increased by lie SUM
.uer oJhe hotels and cottages al Long
"a m ALL tifsre must have 6ecn between 1000 and 500
.oor.ons ON the gro"sa The stewards OF the course
o,e Messrp Hoey Fargo, W&Ilack, Stockton and Law
renee soa owing 10 their elective arrangements there
was little 10 the enjoyment of the day. The track
MAS raSer heavy from the recent rains and although
the pe not gcsd desired still there was
decided disposition TO make the best OF everything
spirited mile dash which opened the programme was
won by sanfoTds Bin gsman. This was closer! ioF
lowed by a mile heat In three heats kadiaoeen
was the avorR in the pools with heavy Odds Survivor
beiag the second choice, The first heat was run
amid copsidt rabe excitement, which was increased
when suryfyor came in first. The betting Changed
and Survivor became the favorite In tine Poois'
The second heat by Artist, whose success sur
prised everybody URder the rule the tara auu oeoi
tye hess Law between vctors OF the first two heats
IL WAS admirably contested but Artist was nnay Vlco
,4ons The Jersey Derby was the next race, and was
won oy sanfords Brgand The days sport was closed
by the triumph OF Bullet IN steepe-chase The New
JERSEY Southern Railroad farnished ample and prompt
transit accommodations Tor the thousands of visitors
from this city; the steamboats, running with unpreee-
Gented regulaCty and comfort in connection with the
trains from Sandy to Monmouth Park and the en-
tire absence overcrowdng pressure and dust rem
aered the excursion OF unaoyed enjoyment, espe-
cIay when contrasted with the discomiorts and delay
experienced IN previous years.
THE TRIAL PURSE.
aofA AL ia mile,
with the money the second and third horses
had eight entries-Mr BelInoat's chestnut colt ANA
deus Jeiin F. Chamberln's bay FLY Mary Constant NJ
H. Saufcrds brown horse RngamaD john Cofiee's gray
colt Dosnybrook James Franklins gray colt Jean Val
lean, James Mckee Co.'S chestnut nliY Minnie Mac,
I. D. Bruoe's chestnatcot Galway. and A. L0Illlards
bettng in consequence Of the high form had shown
h the Jerome Park meeting, but he did not start his
pools but lot OF gambling spectators always 10 be
found around se stand a. aware @ CI ms n mr.
outbid him in every pool He therefore gave them a
Jean Vatican, a Tennessee horse who had good
race against Tom Bowling az the Lexington Spring
Meeting installed the fayerite the betting being as
Jean v.gs,n.slo: slSso9 $50 sl4s s}}379 s1ss
S,5s S:'7aai,'i,: | 7a.aso:::: e & Z & & ,sss
was sSe delay il escHS sa sa5 asuS ns to
induced to move even when the drum was tapped and
che horses started Bingsman In Mr. Sanfords popular
went to the front, with DonnybrOOk and the favorte
rose up but the last two were quickly
Iassed by King Amadeus, who got 10 Bingamans
quarters at the quarter pOle Minnie Mac being next
f3ingaman drew away from them both on the back
frech and the lover turn they retired beaten Jean
Vatican and Donnybrook taking their places. Their
though Galway after entering the homestretch made
20 determined rush TO look momeotarily formida-
ole, Mr. Banfords retained hs lead TO the stand,
end by two lengths In l47a Galway beating Jean
Vatican for the second money.
SUMMARY.
RLcBTrai $500 for all dash OF mile;
Anee money and third Abe following the
n esnfOrfs br Bngsman BY A,terod dan Bay Leaf sged
O. Galway, BY Concord. dam Nsudins DID,
aOS pounds "a Lakeand)
Samsn Pranihds e Vatican bJ lightning dam ssquin,
yaST old los pounds wv. LskelAnd)
yohs Cofees DOnnybrook by Lightning dam JesDne Por
o6, los pounds Webb
c King Amaceus, by King OF Trumps dam Ame
pounds
Slfats Mckee eh Minnie BY Planet, BdinA
cid aO5 poaDds (Pontinl
Sohn Cbsnberns MARY Constant BY War Dance dsu La
Of siaaey 4 yeaTt O lO5 pounds ughel
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TIE MILE HEAT RACE
The nile heat for purse OF $500 for all
second money the first and second horses the
,looDd event. and FIVE horses started John f. Cham
berlin bay Survivor Joseph Donahues brown colt
->-.ast, John Cofee's brown colt B. F. Carver James
RrAnkn's bay Arizona, and 7. B. & W. R Daviss
chestnut colt Fadadeen The latter was the favorite
good horses Jerome Park with Survivor
next IN demand. The suboiDed pools before and after
the heats, will show the betting:
BEyokz THs RACE