The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-14
A HOT DAY FOR THE RACERS
THIRD DAY OF THE SUMMER SEA-
son IN MONMOUTH PARK.
But Ono ofthe Pavorites Pieases hi. Friends
Paindin Dis,auced. Although kir-t Across
the ScOre-W oodiand's Good Running.

But Ono ofthe Fsvorite. Pleases his Friends
Paindin Disiauced. Although Eir-t Across
the scOre-W oodiand's Good kunnins.
The third day OF the second summer
meeting on Monmouth Park was brilliant one.
The weather was delightful. The fields OF en-
tries were not large, but the racing was exciting,
aud gave satisfaction. The first was the selling
race for all ages, purse goo. winner to be sold
for $1,000; any surplus over stated selling price
to go to second horse one mile and quarter. l..
A. Hitchcock's CHI h. Galway. W. Il. Davis's CHI.
C. Kenney, Jos. Donohue's ch. C. Waco, Charles s.
Lloyds br. h. Partnership, J. @. X. Lawrence's
b. h.. Shylock and A. ID. Browns b. h. Paladin
started. Average Of the pools: Partnership.
$3.50; Shylock, $3.50; Galway. slS5; Kennov. 500;
Waco, f55 paladin, cal. kennev showed tho
way, with Partnership second, Paladin third.
half mile. then Partnership went to the front.
In this way they passed the judges stand on
the FIRST mile. Going along the back stretch and
into the lower turn, Partnership, Palddin, aud
Galway were head ana head. and when they
began to use the whip freely 1t was to no pur-
pose, as he tired badly. Paladin and Galway
shot to the front. and had desperate struggle
up the stretch Pdladin crossed the score with
arusb, beating Galway by neck. with kenney
third, Waco fourth, Partnership 9th, and shy
lance Paladin for foul riding OF his rider.
Has I'd, and give the race to Galway; kenney
second. waco third, Partnership fourth, aud
| Shylock 1fth place. Time, 2.l6h. The Paris
Mutuels paid $5O.3J on the winner
,d1sS Sc TO 1ad T,es t5espa9 s,.es value sSoo
| two-year-olds the second to receive 800 and
the third horse $50 out OF the stakes. three
| lard's b. {. Zoo Zoo and b. {. lddia. aud @. l..
Lorillard's b. Z Olsaster. Average Of the pools
| i. Lorlilard. 500; G.. Lorilard's b. T. Oleaster,
ESQ. BOO Zoo was frat In front, and opened
| gap OF two lengths in front Of Idalia. Ole ister
| had good send on, but did not take advantage
OF Il. Zoo Zoo hold ITS advantage throughout,
sud went home All easy winner Of the race by
length and half from ldalia, Oleaster II bad
third. Tine, l:l74. The Paris Mutuas paid
$50 on the winner,
the third race West End Hotel Stakes, re-
newal q the Monmouth Oaks Stakes. value
| tl00O, added to sweepstakes Of $50 each, y. g.:
| the second to receive $2O0 and the third horse
miles, hsd, as starters: A.. Be'monts b. T. Pa
| tence, Oden Bnwie's ch. I. MARY. l.. Lofilhrd's
b. T. Merciless, Carer Browns CHI. T., and VI. A.
| Llttelis blk. { Curnucupia. Average Of the
pools Patience s4j0 slary slej.Mercile.s 600 Cor
nucogia SIS. and Carter Browns ty So. Merci-
| less set out t. force the pace, assisted by Pa
tience, with Cornucopia close up: the three
we're soon six lengths IN front OF Mary and CIR
! ter Browns MY. At tue judges stand Merci-
less led by two lengths, Cornucopia was second,
| Patience third, ABOUT tnree lengths ahead Of the
| other two. Going around to tho quarter pole
they were al close In rank, Mercilcss a length In
| front Of Patience; as they rounded the last turn
they were running In straight line. Mercilsss
| tried to light II out. tut had to give way To- IA
thence. who hurried over the score n winner by
two lengths. MARY second, Merciless third.
browns ny fourth, and Cornucopia hfth (;
time 3;ltA. The Pans Nu,nas paid 60.
In the fourth race. purse $7Ol, Tor all ages. en-
tr nee money to second ana third horses. mile
heats, best three IN ive, ". Cotttilfs q. c. Wood
/ land and j. X 1~ss b, y. Alton started. Average
- the lools. Woodland S.H1 Alton SOS. Wood
1 land hac the in-ide of the trsck, aud when they
got the word they started on even terms they
IAN to the qu trier pole side 10y side. hut there
| Woodland opcued a gap Of one length. and
though Alton made sever ! attcmps to overtake
him, he failed. and the distance between them
AZ the u rec quarter mile pole was Increased to
two lengths without any change. Woodland
cailoped over the score winner vi the heat, IN
| IJi..
70. the second heat the betting was Wood
| land. $50; Alton. els. Woodland got OF with the
| lead and uUened a gap Of three lengths at the
| quarter pole. and running spiendidly. 1t the h III
| rider, seeing the advantage he had over Alton,
| gave his horse his head and put him to his full
speed, irving To end the race In this heat by
! distancine Alton. In this he failed, but crossed
the score twenty wards ahead. Time. ISL
! In the third heat W oodland again took the
| lead 10y six lengths la front; IN the back stretch
| Alton put on a squirt. anu closed the gap; but
| Woodland spurted. and the stride was too much
| for Alton. Woodland won the heat and race by
| I've lengths IN 1867. The Paris Mutuals paid
! g. 30
For SATURDAY. next. tho last dav OF the racing
season. the FIRST race. for the August Stakes,
one mile, has thirteen nomin ttOns. The sec
| ond the Robbins - kes, two miles. Tue third
! race II the Consolation Handic u, for beaten
horses. one aud a hall miles. The fourth race,
steel lechase Handicap. about three miles.