The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-28

the horses The prospects are much more favor
able, and shore win be large gathering Of race horses
belonging the stables OF Mr. Belmont Mr.. r. Lorlard,
MI G. l.. Lorillard Mr. Aston, Mr. Withers, Mr. Sears
Mr. Iittei, Mr. Grnstead. Mr.. Pryor, Carr Co.. Mr.
McGrath, Mr. McMahon, Mr. Longstan, &c, 90 take
part them. We informed that other horses are
the way from the West besides those OF the Misss
slpp stable OF Mr. McMahon. in which there are four
i've. The will commence on Saturday, Juno
3D. with dash Of mile, Tor purse Of $500; $50 TO
second horse. The second race will be the Jersey
Derby, a sweepstakes OF $50 each. play or pay, and
81 900 ADDED the second 5000 and the third
500 OF the stakes The total value OF this stake
will be $50 and the field start for is sure TO be
large and good. Mr.. r. Loriard win probably send
Basil and Bombast; Loiterer and another WILL no
doubt represent his brother George; Baden Baden
and Frederick the Great will tho coors OF Mr..
Aston, who has twelve horses at tho course. Mr.
McGrath's Leonard Will not start; he Is too stf
At present TO do any work Taylor win proba-
bly, send Cardinal wolsey for Mr. Reed; Rife
will bear the coIors Of Carr Co. Maguum Bonum
will probably be the selected for Mr.. Belmont,
whose stable has been all wrong, and be expected
to improve any day. for there good horses In it.
Perhaps Charles Lloyd will try the Iuvercaud colt In
this race, IL IL thought no Is racehorse in spite Of
tho drawback OF ferocious temper. He can hardly
have moro savage disposition than the famous Lot
terry had and OF Lexington and the game daugh-
ter Of ST. Adams be left oil sight when
ever he starts. Mr. Withers will the Erl King,
suppose. That will make field Of ten eleven, and
this Is plenty to give every horse chance any OF
our American courses In England, where tho racing
commonly done on wide heaths and spacious downs
three four miles across, the Is different and
even there some are interfered with Many people
believe that Rob Roy would the Derby about
a month ago II he had into collision with
other horse half mile from home Tho third
Saturday will be mile heats aud there to be fourth
event OF some kind On the Fourth OF July there will
be four races, including a hurdle race mile heats.
The third day Will be saturday, July T. and the pro-
gramme is good. The drss will be milo heats.
The second is the Monmc nth Oaks Sweepstakes, Tor
Allies $50 zach, play or pay, and $3.50 addod tho
ond to $3.50 and the third $50 In this sweep
stakes there thirty eutrles. and may look tor
Belle OF the Meade, Zoo Zoo, Idalia susquehanna &C.
at tho post. II = man should SEQ those four In
frat rate condition TO contend tor The Oaks II
will be as good = race A. he Is likely to wit
in . lifetime. Their doings lust year and this
year prove 1t, and will take q conjurer
10 select the winner out OF that quartet II s true
that Belle Of the Meade and SusQuehanna have not
been In order this season. but Is belief that they
are "a coming" Tho third race will be two miles
hurdles, and there Will be another added
The fourth day-Tuesday, July lo-wl close the arst
meeting, with tour races The means for rapid and
convenient travel 10 the Monmouth Park course are
now made greater than they have been heretofore,
and everything Is in order at the place for excellent
running. Mr.. B. G. Bruce, OF Lexington, KY. Will be
secretary OF the meeting and clerk OF the Cap
tain Conner will start tho horses. The weather and
everything else give strong promise of u meeting Ia
which the spectators will be highly pleased with the
runners, and the owners and well satisfied
with the performances OF their horses.