New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
OUT DOOR SPORTS.


PRIDE or TIE VILLAGE, DAtNlLErS, BJhbpO ANb
RISK THE WINNERS.
Yesterday at Long Branch WAS far from de-
lichtful Beginning with showers and threatening
clouds and damp warm breeze directly oGshOre that
made indoors pleasantest part of the house. the
afternoon bright it Is true, but the heat was as great
places where less money is paid for cool air
Long Branch OF course deserted in appear
until the approach Of the evening eooneSs
and hotel veranlah and avenue both sadly
lacking in brilliant and bright colors
Some Of the democratic hotels showed occasional
lang1d groups Of hot humanity, which evidently dii
extract much enjoyment from the landDfeeze but
the galleries and lighthouses were almost de-
serted and the gypsy fortunetocrs spent their tmc
unprOducve OF mcre, pateaiDg the trowsers of lhe
young wanderers OF the camp. AS u natural coh-e-
qlence Of this state OF affairs, the fourth day
races at Monmouth Park very meagery attended.
Except the professional betting men and their prey toe
men who bet, their few people present shaA
crowd collected about the auctOn-poOls. and hall oi
small crowd about the mutuapool booths but the giahu
stand bare anu lonely, especially wanting Ia the
presence Of women. About two dozen carriages were
Drawn up in line at the quarterstretch The pir ana
lunch counter, with their enormous prices, were seai"y
patroDized.
The sport was not much better than the attendance
The races offered little that was exciting though th'
betting was lively. and some well-known "spor'ihs
men won heavily There ripple ofexcitement III the
heavily to the ground, but this quickly died away when
Il was learned that he had only sustained palnIui
spran Of his ankle. The finest contest Oh
the day was tine mile-and-an-eighth race, IN Whlch
Mr. Belmont's Dauntess starting hfth gained the Veto
~ after sharp struggle with Chamois and Kenny RISK
ami Derby well the second heat OF the hurdle
race in which the superior jumping Of the former and hs
wind at the Tin sh gave him a hardly success.
william Astors Pride Of the Village the favorite in
the first race-a threequariermle dash Tor t"o-ye"i
olds. purse OF s.3OO-and McGraths Eliza Adams
and r. MOrriss AriagOn being the other starters Ara
son got away first, Pride OF the Village behs
good second, and quickly bringing her nose
pal alellel to that OF the leading horse. The dash
down the stretch q lively one hut Pride OF the VII
aSe was by far the sNitest O te three racers ana Oeat
Eliza Adams wa- Last
The second contest a mile-nnd-an-eghth rin, with
starters ID. u. W nrls's Chamois, james A. Gru-
stad's Me,tlc, " Douonue's Waco J g. GiOney Love
Chase, t. H. " W. L. Dayis's Kenny, Odeu 30 Nlen Cai-
Dtiit,rss AMI A D. Br,v'- Pr, ,en Iu the pools DAun-
the hrst choice, and Mttte second
The efforts tO start were gniy tedious me hcrS's M
ally getting away Uit. Problem at the front, Camois
secynd Kenny ihlrd, Ouoe fourth, Dauness hitI, and
me JuucIcd t0-elcr III the rear Chtloi' dnchy
took tie lc., ana Duntlcss found trouble IA making
baL start taxing me lead ON the homrstrctch
and easily Winning Dj = length CAam0ls was second,
Kenny tiird, Oroe, fourth and Problem hitn the time
The turI race was for beaten horses mile heats. for
purse 900. The contestants Tor this consolation
purse We're Belnunes BurgOo, Babe Jcks Egypt Long
,tahs BTaeer and the Davis BrOthers's k0mncy Rom
ncy was te yOrie, but buIgOp sold well IN tc pools
HE owner Brtcmer wished To wltnursw
ais cot, and Braemcr was not sold in tine
pools. but the judges insisted ON Ms starting.
Ia the lost neat Bur-UJ tOOh tine lead, Egypt I.Onney
and Bricncr following IN ihe oil,r n-ilei Ls pt went
ccOuu I.atcr ten Is acncf cilut "a
the plea an io'itign Tor q DeI re.Ioa ana ay' waL,
- lAtf came latll.h- 1"l' tie Auic-hlctcn' mummy
racIhs win Egypt under vigorous appcaton Of
wn, and bri py neck ~ /: T. - Bra me- Last
Aftci tAl- heal HrieA.rr went tO iAc stable.
;Iic ltsd $50 rae second neat, ana Kept II 10
tle hnsI Al th hl.na oost Ronley was gainins rap
Idl auu puiIlar gave Im the Idcr.
tAe stru-.Ir coming down tEe stretch sharp aud
severe Gi, the qu.rtc stretch reached when Bur
goo shot auc4d won uy q length. Tune, l:is l..
Tne last hca, wncn as 1ctW, ,en BurgJO aud HDmney
only, was easily by the former. lt evident az
tue last tdrn inat h0uhty had r prospect OI success
Ills rider whipped ulln steadily Tor the maj quarter oil
mnc DGl Bur-Oo lei vita etsc on caher wtioui being
touched 10y "Aip or par l. was not racing Al all Tie
time Oi tlIs neat WAS l.iJ-2.
\ handicap hurGlr-ilo,, mile heats four hur
dcs, l.st rlcc un tAc prugIame. The jumpers
were H. Browns t0roIct 100 lbs, third
pools; ID. LyucAs Dr.Dy, liJ lbs, good second
cAOire; Ma.uAc - BIOtAei's WeastI, l2O iDs, low
foIith cAoico; and e.. n. Lawrence RISK, l4s lbs.
one sOi ,hr Irst hurdle ~ a Uuncn AT
second, turOuct's staIIe--th broke, ana he threw
La lder uoaVly out lie Oh al te face"hch ne seemed
determined 10 Nll' Il""ilcsS OF not hcdScI -Jittcu
out ,a4e ihc nIs st'H. Dui koks eNccleAt Junps,
made wi, no pal-e, ANA no pece ubie jar earned nn
1lr fruu easily Aept tae lead IA coming down
holnc-s tr-tcn III, ulue wss lJ0I2. Weasel was
second. De- 10y LniId.
TnrlLrre horses Do4D, Riskand Weasel went over the
H. die ike cOcA-sOIk M the second Leat. Ihen RISK
ana Derby went 70 thc iront, keeping close tOAther
jne hurdle. blsk gaining a. each O MS admirable
t.e space lost IN jumping Al The Ia,t uuIde
taeY SIDE Dy side, and The nal jump taken To-
getnrr But tLen Rsha superior staying power showed
ItseiI and he ran away nom MS cOmpctitor' VINO had
stru -glrI with him yauAutl, bctung III l:j-l2 DY
Two .cnsths, va Mc4stl Iiy SIX lengths IN me asdr
Int SECOND morse received |JO Out oI thc purse o @0VV
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