The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-08
THE MARVELS OF THE TURF.
TOuR EXCELLENT RACEs ON THE MON
Noun RANK COURSE
Everything Tavornbie for Fine srort-Dnunt-
less. Too Too. Kenny, and Dcndhend the
winners The Knowing Once ut First De-
lighted, then Disappointed - The Russians.

Everything Favorable for Fine Sport Dnunt-
less. Too Too. Kenny, and Dcndhend the
winners The Knowing Ones ut First De-
lighted, then Disappointed The Russians.
The Monmouth Park Associations third
DAYS racing was seen and enjoyed by "a large
attendance yesterday The day WIS delightful.
the track in good condition. Many Indies in
brilliant toilets watched the runners from tho
grand stand. The days sport WAS Of the most
satisfactory order. and all visitors must have
been pleased. Every detail was admirably
managed.
First l.acc-pursc. 5000 for all ages $50 to
the second; mile heats. Out of eight nomina-
tions seven started. viz. H. J.. MrGrath's b. r.
Chesapeake. 5 years. i2i pounds N. A. Littell's
CHI Fellow raft. aged 1874 pounds q. Brthunes
b. G. Burgoo. years 12l pounds S. b. and W.
II Davis's en- .. Romney. years. 1le pounds
NJ. Byrncs's CHI c. King Bee years lis pounds;
J. Carter's b. e. Jenifer. years. lls pounds.
md A. Belmonts b. M Dauntlcss. years. ll3
pounds. Average Of the pools: Chesapeake.
$3.50: Burgoo. $3.50; Fcllowcrait, tl20: ROmney.
tl00: field. $3.50.
Romney got the best Of the send on with King
Bee next Dauntless third Chesapeake fourth
the rest clustered in the rear. Atthe club house
Feowcraf passed Dauntless and King Bee
and went in hot pursuit Of Romncy. who
was making hot pace. Romney retained the
Fellowcraft went with a rush and. after fine
struggle. Dauntlcss captured Romnry. and won
the heat 10y half u length in AGA. Fellow
craft third. Chesapeake fourth. the rest strung
Serond Hsat-Pools sold: Dauntless. $500;
Oh, sureakc. il4O. and field. $500. komnry
again Jumped IN with the lead. Dauntlcss losing
several lengths before she commenced running.
Gu the backstrech lomncy still led and thence
H. the Homestead III. Dauntltss there took W the
running. and securing the l"ad kept i To the
finish, ana won the neat ana race easily by three
lengths from Romn'y ia .iGA, Chesapeake
tnrl. BursoO fourth. the others nowhere
The next race was tor tue Monmouth Oaks
bay. with $50 added $50 10 tue second $50 to
the third; dash Of II mile and n half. Had thir-
v-nine subscribers and five runners, VIZ. q. J..
Loriilards b. T. ldalia. lO7 pounds; ", Courllls
zoo loo. lO7 pouiids i. il. Wiihtrss ia. T. Miss
Bassett lO7 pounds and Carr 4 CO.'S b. f. Juno.
idai1 .5i5: Aunt B'tsy siO5 and the feii. so.
After II tedious delay. owing To the wildness
OF ldaa the flag fell 10 "A good start. Aunt
Betsy at once set out 10 max, N P.ce, but rs
they came down the straight Italia flew 10y Aunt
Betsy. At the Judges snni snr led 10y two
lengths. At the quarter they were nearly to-
gcther Italia length IN front. She then gave
way 90 Mss Bass"tt who led by half length
Their. she fell back. leaving only Aunt Betsy
and Zoo Zoo 10 finish the racc,, Aunt bctsy
could not stand the pace. and loo 100 gong
away, won the race without "a struggle 10y SIX
Lengths. Aunt Betsy sr.ond. lenstn IN front
g g. Ma last b" T,m e. others wAipperS H. with
The third race was for purse of $3.50. for
maidrns Of all ages $50 10 the second. tnree-
quarters OF mile dash; eleven nom nations.
md all coming to the post They r T. Is. \
W. 4. pavis's cl g; Kenny. years. III pounds;
pounds j. Bcvins's eli. g Haytir i. years. i06
pounds J b; Ginnrys IN. I. Indiana. syrars loo
years. 100 pounds Miiley n cos er. I. Il ''r-
Ella W9ottrn Year, lo6 pounds j. IS Pryors
Oh. <. Lord Letand 8 years. lO7 puuu J.
S NSIyTrf A.. ri uro Gr9y LaT rs oanis
lngs. years. lu5 pounds. AN"rnl of pools.
Cyilone .2s5, Lounser $50. Ela Mootlen $50,
Kenny SO. Braoiner $75. and Held $50.
After lruitess Efforts the horses were sent OF
IN good style. Indiana having the best oi II.
kenny Ella wootten and Cy lone in the order
naniru, but al rum ng IN good shapn ana well
began 10 draw away from tn" rest. but Cray Lag
was at hls sirths and max NJ n siiugsl' to stay
there Round the lower turn Lord I"tland let
out another Ink. and cleared ms competitors
10y tNQ lengths. On going into the street 20.
lord Lot.aud Grny Lag. Braemcr and kenny
hat the race. si"ailed lis Ia rs- Kenny. and
won't III gallant winner by "a len-tu AMI halt
I,nns s"ni Brwner at a Lv y p.c- down tne
btr,th ai-r We w.hnrr lat whp and spur
,ouId not sum 'e a. capture .Lny, although
b. ley LORD Lsranl w4 lengths. IN TIC rear.
:, The fourth anl last race of the day was
NJ grand hurdle race ov.r eight hur-
sse s wt H wei.i s3oo 'ii rsi as To te
second, i25 t. tl.e tiIid hors,'. twDln.l,s a.
Errr the hors = that appeared Iu. tllr wsui. ~
bonoau"s o. = DeaineAd, y ars. l5l .'-. j.
suehnc 4 Co.'S ch. <. Bunri ! ye1rs' Isl h..
q. H. Brown b. b. Coronr, years. lji lbs. f:
kyerage a. poo5 s.ij, tt '}1 IT.
The horses " re- started ho.N Of the timers
stand RUM AZ t,~ard tue b.' h stretch. Derby
Deaihead. Buiet. Nor0nrt. AMI K.sk list. TN, |
loufse was IVA" round. Atcr cr'ss.L- the