The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-30
OVER TIE MONMOUTH TRACK.
SOME TERY ExCEILENT RrNvTyG ar
LONG BRiNtH YESTERDAY



nest, and Deadhead-A Fine Hurdle Race
LoNG BRANCH. Aug. 29-The weather was
again good for the Monmouth Park races to-
day. The first " them was run of n mile and
quarter 10y Byrncs's King Rec. Longstail-s
Shylock. Babcock's Egypt Berthune's Dalgai-
san. Waldcn's Cyril, aud Gibncys Love Chase
Inc leader for three quarters of the race was
Dalgaisan. with Shylo'k pressing him. and
Cyril third. Then Dalgaisan fell back to the
third place. and Cyril went to the fore. winning
In 1907. Shylock was second, and King Bee
fourth.
The following three ear-olis next ran milo
heats. the betting being as indicated: Barber's
Auburn. 500 Cottrcil Aunt Betsey 500 Long
stan : lBraemer. 500: Gibncy 5 Indianola IS and
Halls Dick Sasser. So The start WIS uneven.
Sasscr being three lengths behind. while
Auburn. Aunt Bctscy. and Bracmer gained the
advantage. Bracmer did not retain his good
fortune. however. and Sasser for n while re-
tricved his. The last quarter was handsomely
run 10y Auburn AMI Aunt Bctscy. neck and
neck. both doing their very best; but within sew
eral rods Of the line Auburns head went barely
ahead of his competitors and he won the heat
IN l;49 Bracmcr WIS third 10y two lengths
Shssrr was fourth, and lndianola was dis
Only Auburn. Aunt Bctscy. and Braomcr ran
IN mo s"oni heat. which was won without
B.
was good. hut the pace was not rapid ut first
Auburn rrrmltlin g Aunt Betsey TO gain the lead
and keep II fer half q mile. Three horses were
Close together ut the turn into the hom"~tr't d, .
hut IL was very soon apparent thut Auburn WIS
sure t. win for h" drew steadily away from
Aunt brisrN. although the whip was Vigorously
plrd on l'r. Auburn finished under "a pun,
with Aunt Bctsuy second 10y a length.
ycar-olds Kelly ana Puryra's Nalra..tns.t
colt. lpngstlti~ haywood colt. and Mithrr-s
King Earnest colt The latter was made the fac
flft4l Utf l.ff
NE start hy refusing. time after time. io stir.
After MIN" attempts q fair start WAS effected.
fast passed the two other colts ON tine huue-
sirech. and won IA 81 seconds 10y two lengths.
The last race was two mirs. oyer eight bur.
dies, an the horses were Dunohuc'a Dcndhrud.
SLING Tor SO n an "yara-e p,ol; l@wfcns''s
}"ncher. $40: and Mcclure Brothers y W
York. $40. Thy rae wes exciting. All the
horses except New York jumped "a" first iur-
die tog"tn amt he.a l"ugtn behind th,p.
n ked hall q % down. At the SECOND hurdle
head second. Bon bert llrd. and New YORK lar
~ tnr rrar ~ az. the pa'U WIS not very rapii.
D. Inr. and ty It BE- went io IN" front h.loi,
fea h,h- itr turl hurdle. i'aNin. nsadr"li
hurdle. now v'r. B.n'nrr throw his rld,r.
WI. 'l iut il fr Out o. the race. Then its Iui
amt p'Nuh, ni ran toward fhr grand stnni nn-
So tniHfS HHI.pHr Co. hHrufNil-l.-tlr IrrUy
am y SIS \ p. W,r. r,o,. Al III. Ls.'.. r tt..
lrudlrs lNr "A r.n oyer thn nth hurdle.
Whiu ual iHu irA' ON ID" first round and
10Y iN"s Nth Nyw lvrN w.- iAead, with q 's1Iii.
500 tl. amt braih rad third. They ran faster
sam" ORDER. just hntore reaching the hn.I
hurdle tn' four Lor-", W re cNa tly abreast
aEa'n. but 90 the Jump Derby and DoldArud
were irii' .ir,solutc thereby losing ground.
lhe RUM nE q d." io "a" stand wn- rVreoi-
in.ly - rli'l. hut b, aduoad heri ont -irnue,.-.
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