New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-30

CYRIL, AUBURN, DEADHEAD, AND 4 COLI by KING
EARNEST, THE WINNERS.

CYRIL AUBURN, DEADHEAD, AND COLI by KING
EARNEST, THE WINNERS.
Yesterdays attendance at Monmouth Park
was even smaller than that of Tuesday and by far the
greater share of this mce patronage came beyond tho
village in whose behalf the races We're gotten UP.
The change of the hour OF beginning had the effect
OF bringing q few faces to The ranks OF the
lady spectators but not enough to swell ma
teriarly tie gate receipts. Yesterday WAS warm and
sultry and little wind stirring. The sport was de-
serving much better patronage than It received cyril
won the first race by fine fighting with worthy compel
iors; the second race although in neither heat fast
race. was well contested and very handsome. The
Youngsters half-mc dash was won without excitement
by a colt belonging to d. d. Withers. The hurdle race
was an exciting contest. rider being thrown but not Sc
rously injured II won 10y the fGyorte, Deadhead,
after contendns with splendid field
The frat selling race for all ages diSance,a
nile aud an eighth purse Of $780, first horse recey
ING 5000; second horse, 500 The following were the
starters with their weights and the prices at which they
were offered for in the catalogue King Bee 1913,
5000 Snylock 49, $3.50; Egypt, H. $500; Daga sian,
lO5 $500; Cyril, 100, $500; Love Chase, %, $500
Egypt sold favorite in the auction pools with shyock
second the horses selling follows Egypt $50, shyock
49, King Bee &C, Cyril &c. and the field $40. Dagaislan
obtained good lead, the horses getting OFF nearly to-
gether with old Shylock last. Upon reaching tine
Judges stand they passed in the following order; Dali
caisian Egypt Cyril, Love Chase, King Bee Shylock At
the beginning Of the fourth quarter the horses came to-
eether and thus went around the turn Cyril going 10
the front as the homestretch was reached closely fol-
lowed by shylock who had made for his bad start.
nt this had been too much for him. and his rider Bar
bee was seen ply the whip very sOOn ana though the
Old fellow did his best he could get bis beyond
the neck of Cyril, WHO won but not easily III 1917 Dali
gaisian taking the third position
The fayore's defeat in the first race finished MP the
betting somewhat, the betting men feeling anxious 10
retrieve their illtOrtune. Auburn was the fayOrte IN
the second race competition in mileheats for three
year-od $3.50, the first horse receiving S275 aud
the second SO There were hve starters selling IN the
pools follows Auburn. 500 Aunt Betsey, IS; Brac-
mer, 81, and Indianola and ~ sasser1tne led-fs.
cent Dick Sasser, VINO played ugly at the start and
far behind for his pains. The horses started OF in
tain STYLE but suddenly Bracmer felt the spur and shot
far m advance followed by Auburn, IndianOla and Bet
sew and Dlck in the order named. At the half
enost tbe first four horses struggled CALAMITY for the
lead and at the last turn Auburn, Aunt Bctsey and
Braemcr side by side. Auburn pushed to the front
and kept it, Aunt Betsey worrying him badly, and only
competitors appeared for the second heat-AuDurn,
Aunt Bctscy and Braemer Frenca pools not selling;
combination selling Auburn against the field. The horses
got away together, Auburn taxing slight lead with
Aunt etsey second On the last quarter these two horses
changed places, but Auburn easily reganed tie front,
winning by clear length n FOL Aunt Betsty second
half mile dash for colts comprised the next event,
for which there were three Complimentary and Pur-
yca,'cOt by NaIdganrclt u. LOugsolIs colt by Bay
wood, and d. d. Winerss colt by King Ernest Tine race
attracted little betting Witherss being the hrst and
LOng-tafs the second choice. MI Mherss colt made
long delay ana tired out Ills opponent by taking great
many and then won the race by loBsth with the
utnOs. Time. 81 seconds.
There were five jumpers in he hurdleace n handicap,
over two mile course. with eight hurdles: purse 300,
viii $50 TO second hor-el follows Resolutc las;
1856 Bencher had 10 be started a gaop about haf
milo away fhe DINER horses starug OF vi IA him i'm GOOD
favor Derby leading and R,sOlute next On the third
hurdle BeHcher threw his rider, who not injured
seriously On the second rouEd the remaining
The way around but av0rc Dcadhead had the most
bottom and came in a length ahead. Time 4:Oli2