The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12
TILE FAVORITES BEATEN.
THE SECOND SUMMER MEETING ON
MONMOUTH COURSE.


may D.. Bursoo. Bertram. and stanford the
winners-Dorby's Rider suspended for Ir-
reauiarity-MiIton's waltz over the Field
The first day of the second meeting In
Monmouth Park opened suspioiousiy yester-
day. The attendance was larger than the man
ngers anticipated. The nrst event was dash Of
q mile, for the trial purse, for all aees, won By
Mr.. d Avlss oh. T. May d., who beat the favorite
easily. The second race, purse $500 for all ages,
mile heats, was taken easily by the bay geldins
Bureoo, beating the favorite, Papormaker, and
Egypt. after the latter had won q heat. The
Monmouth Sequel states had four rum ers-
Bertram, Woodland, Sunburst, and Shirley.
They were so equally weighted that In the pools
they sold even. Bsrtram cleverly won after
hard struggle with Sunburst, The fourth race,
the steeplechase, was easily taken by Stanford.
who beat Bullet, Derby, and Milton by long
distance.
ages, entrance money to second and third
horse, one mile, had as starters; +. H. and w.
X. Davs's ch. I. May D.. M. McInery's cb. Y. Du-
range, j. Ii. Rsceys br. 0. Lsamington second,
Il. l.. Nortons b. I. Joannstts Norton, aud ID. J.
Bsnnatynes b. e. EImwo9d; ., Aversse M n OF .,, the
Durango, t2D0j ned, fl00. bennington Second
Jumped At once TO tue front, Durango second.
May ID. tnird. The Others bunoned, Leamineton
and MAY ID. opened gap OF four lengths at the
half mile; on the lower turn May ID. went past
May ID. WAS lot out, and In n few strides showed
daylight by six lensths LeamiuRson Second
timed badly. Dur nRo and Jeannetts Norton
M ade desperate efforts to ovet haul NAV D., but
she salloped home a winner by one length In
l:46k Durango beating Jesnnette Norton for
El@%ood o g niss. y The % French pools pad si7S
on the winners.
For the second racs. purse $500, for all ages,
entrance money to second and third horses,
mite heats, W. K. Babcook's ch. g. Egypt, J. q.
BethuDe's b. q. Bureoo, g. II. aud w. IA. Mul.
on. T. Lovechsse started. Average OF the
pools-purgoe. $500 Egypt. $50; Papermsker.
Burgoo took up tue running, but as tney
went around tho turn, Egypt rushed to the
front anu led for three.qnarters Of a milc; at
the head OF the stretch tney all turned ia head
anu head; but EsSpt shot to the front and won
by three lengths fiom Papermaker In l4sS
Luvecnoso tntd, Burgoo fourth. Bursoo out
out the Work In Tue second neat at the half
mile pole fdpeTmaker went up, aud they ran
side Dy side up tue stretch; on nearing the score
BureOo drew away and won the heat by two
lengths IN l.tS; EgYDt third, LOvecnase fourth.
In t1e tnird heat Papernaker aud LOvecbase
were ruled out. BIrgUo took the lead and won
the beat and race Oy three lengths IN Lax.
rne tnird race was Tor the Monmouth sequel
Stakes, value 500 added to d s"eepstakes Of
t5J each, y. y, tor three years old, winner OF
| Tue Jsr.sy Derry stakes. To cary i've pounds
extra the second TO receive $50 ind the tnrd
horse SO out Of the stakes ". X B4bcock's b.
c. " uuiand, 4. Lorl ,rd's b. Y. smiley, A Bel
| mont's b. Z. Bersrsm, GeOIge l.. Loriliau's Cb.
| q. sunourst were entered. Average oil the pools,
4. LoIillard, s5JO; woodl lnd. $+0J u Lorillard.
closely pressed by Sunburst, shirley thif d, and
bertrsm last. On gong az The back stretch
sunDutst oollard Woodland and they ran
| lapped beyonu tue judges stand; toere smiley
| joined them, ana tue three ran at a rattiiug
| pace. At the head OF the stretch Bertram over
| took them with rush. and be.t ounourst In a
few great strides. anu salioplDg on, won with
great ease 10y three lengths IN 3.to; Sunbufst
second. woodland third. sna suirey. the
iayorite, bad fourtn. IL ine Pans Mutuas
u rtram, tue winner. paid $3.50 for $5.
For the fourth race. Long BrAncn steeple-
| chase, handicap for all axes. about three miles
| over far hunting course. purse $oOO, t<jO to
arst, SlUO to second. aud $50 to thru horse, tn
starters were ID. Lynch's ~. c. Derby Jos. Dona-
hue's b. b. Stanford. A. 4. Green's ct. 2. Milton,
| the pools Bullet sJOO; Stanford, $4UU: u, ROY.
| $50; Milton. so. stanford started IN the lead
| ana Kept II to the back uf the field, jumping
each obstacle, Derby Ueing close UPON hiuI,
| Bullet third. At the third hurdle Bullet
| threw mis- rider. lie remuunteu, but lost 50
mucn time that he retired. Stanford nad II all
and they ran nose aud tail. Al the water jump
Stanford u d a clear lea1 ufslK lengths Derby
Jumping was good, and tnO gap between hun and
stanford was quickly closed, Tor upon making
| the jump lie anghted w tn his head close upon
StanfOfd's quarter IN this way they ran through
the south ned, ana at tue stone wall Derby
snied, and could not DO forced TO 90 the right
way, ami Notwithstanding the efforts OF his
rider he stopped snort IN the field opposite the
judges stand. stanford sun kept on. aud he
won the race toy quarter n mie, In sos. from
Derny. Milton waltzed along throughout the
course. anu all that was necessary to complete
the show was band OF muse. The Judges
awarded Milton second money, and suspended
u anueY, the rider ot Derby for the rest Of tue
meeting, on the ground OF suspicious riuing.
The programme Of to day includes four races.
The nTsL Is a purse OF 500, for all ages three
quarters OF a mile. to be followed by tue Ocean
Hotel stakes, value $1,000. one mile and three
quarters. Ibe third race, purse OF 500, for all
ages, two mile heats. lhe last race will be the
handio1p hurdle race. purse $500, Two miles.