The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-07
RACINGIN MONMOUTHPARK
HONORS EASY AMONG THE FAVOR
TIES OF THE THIRD DAY.


The Triumph Of the American Turf-Donuy-
brook. Patience, Coronet. and Brave Tom
Ochiitrcc Winning Money for their Friends.
The third day of the meeting on Mon
mouth Course was bright and clear; q cool
breeze aRreeably tempered the suns sultry
rays. The attendance was good the races were
strictly nrst class. The nrst was the Jersey
Jockey Club, mile heats, best three in Ave. The
winner was Donnybrook, he distancing Egypt.
The Monmouth Oaks Stakes, one and a half
miles, was another triumph for the outsiders,
as Belmonts bay Oily Patience won In good
style The race for the Capitol Stakes for four
year olds was won clcvery by Tom 0chiltree.
Tue popular race was "a hurdle race, two miles,
won Nv Coronet
The iirst race. Jersey Jockey Club purse 800,
for ali ages, entrance money to second and third
horse, mile he is, best three In Ave, had w. X.
b. shylock, and j. Cofees er. n. Donnybrook as
shyiock, t2,5; DonnybrooS, $50 The liter
went to the front, but before the quarter was
senGnsc hgp' ovssn a H. ipxtn anq nall
gained or idualiy, and IA they ent cred the bone
stretch SbylOck was let cut, aud he made lis
brush for the heat; Egypt kept up his steady
stride and crossed under tue wire winner bv a
leDgth, In Ea9A, Shylock second, DounybIook
TIL I'd. In the second heat the horses got OF to-
| gether, but before they had run twenty yards
| Egypt shot to the front, winning bandily by
three lengths; from Snyiock, Donnyorook third
time, Itss.. In tue third heat Donnybrook new
10 the front, but la going up the backstretch
Egypt rushed up and he'd tue lead past he half
mile, there DOnDyOrook closed and took sides
! with Egypt On nearing the distance stand,
Eyvpt tired, aud DonnvbroOk won the heat,
hands down. by ak lengths, "a Etsls shylocS
ruled out IN the fourth heat. Donnyorook went
| OF with the lead, dnd won the heat aud race by
distancng Egypt; time, lA9.
Inc second rce Was for the Monmouth OAK
stakes, value t1.OO0, added to a sweepstakes OF
$50 each. y. ~. for nlly foals OF 1879 the second
atak "a. m "A hall A. HplmOut'R h. 40
Patience, j. Carter Browns bay nhy by Hanp-
ton Court, A. welch's GU. oy Leanington.
| ellen, $50. Patience made TIE running. Car .er
| brown second, WEIGH third. At The Clue House
Bun Drown'snlly took the lead, an maint lined
| 1t for - mile and qulr'er; Out Patience went
to the front In the stretch, and gallogpeu home
winner by SIX Lengths ahead OF Browns my,
| lost neavuy.
| In the third race for the Capitol Stakes, for
| four year-oid colts and nliies $50 eacu, 500
forfeit, three miles The association 10 ada $3.50
to the stakes, and the second horse to receive
| $500 out OFT stakes, q. L. Loriiizrds b. c. ilm
Ocniitree. W. CUttrill's Gu. T. Ascension, and III.
| Y. McGraths br. c. Chesapeake, started. Aver
age Of toe pools Tom ocantree. ttSo; Aseen-
| sion, $9j Cuesapeake, SvO. Ascension led two
| lengths throughout tn. first two miles and a
| quarter. Cnesapea axe second. On tue next quar-
| passed Ascension like a flash as they swung
| Into the stretch one length seDhrated III IA (;
then ION Ochiltree forged ahe OF both, and
beat them across tue score by length Ia 6;3os.
| Chesapeake second. Mr.. heury y. McGratn,
| owner OF Chesape. Ike, offered To bet $1,000 that
| HE morse would beat rom Orhiltree Ia the four
| milo race on saturday next. Inere was no re-
| Spouse.
| tOr tne hurdle race for all ages, welter weights,
| Shurdles. Pulse II S4Ou; SJ,O to nrst, $50 u
| second, aud SIS to tuird morse two miles. Geo.
Longstafs b. c. Curonet, q. Lynch's gr. c. Deroy,
M. Jvrdan's gr. {. Bll Munuay, aud A. 4.
Greens ch L. Milton were en.ered. Average Of
the pools, Cofonet $50; the Hello, $40, he starr
was made from the nIdule vi tue held, Oorpoet
liking the lead, followed by berry, Bill Nun
day, and alton. In this order they took the
first JUMP. astoue wall. On III King the circle
IN the back neiu hilton changed places vi n
DERBY, Cofonet passing all his hurdles and
ditcnes IN tne style at the second jump DERBY
again took second place, aud made up u LoTo
net at the water juipp Coronet went over one
| length in advance OF Derby. In the south held
| Dsroy went Ia ad vance for the nrst tune. and
| crossed tue next three hurdles by length Ia
| front OF Corunet. Bill hunday, and Mitor
| were three lengths Ia the rear they AZ
| preached the last hurdle, CoroDet and Derb,
rose In the air at the same instant When wtsn
| In twenty wards of the post Derby began u
| yield, and Coronat with a great effort went un
| Ger the wire, winner VI the race oy = length. Ia
4O1A, Bill Aunday third. "A short length IN front
OF stiitOn.
The taces on Saturday embrace the four mile
heat, which bas twenty nominations; amonl
them Tom Ochiltree, Chesapeake, Ascension
| ,nd Acrobat. The programme ends with TIT
July stake, three quarters OF a mile for tw'
| ye.rs old. tue one mule ana one eighth purse 10
| oil ages, and the one ulie and a hall cash 10
| beaten horses At The meeting.