The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-07
SEVEN REMARKABLE RACES.
,rypfyG rP THE MONMoUTH PdRK
uEC7TNG ~ GILLdNT STYLE.

rutlc fsch Meeting his Nntch-1hc spar
,an aud Brnmb,e Match for $4,000 IA side
Tho last day Of tho summer meeting in
,,e.,outh Park was one Of excitement. Seven
....s.-,r, of them n handicap hurdle race Of
,hroc hcat--wcrc run in about four hours.
rh-oc thousand persons saw tho sport. and
nc ,rho went to Long Branch in the 9ts boat
..,, ,bo largest school OF porpoises that has
.,reorod IN the lower hay for years. They
soamod TO b. engaged in n series Of aquatic
s,.os In regular lines. some Of them trying
oirsrccd with the Jesse Hoyt. and Keeping
rcu No for half mile.
sovornl If the races wore Of peculiar interest
,,was great lay for tho favoritcs. and those
,rAo evnettei to pick up the dark horses did
~, need sat,hcl to carry home their green
sacss The contest for the purse for two-vcar
IA ,ras a beautiful brush between two illlics.
snaornai by G. L. Lorilard and the other Ivy
p'.,re The brothers went in to win in earn
A., Tho two.rie run between Little keb and
n,nichef excited much interest and the match
,s,e between tho three-year- olds. Spartan and
prarble. eliminated the excitement The sport
ended without Incident or unpleasant incidents.
,hus making II one the most successful racing
meetings held near New York for many years.
The days excitement began with run OF one
mile and quarter for a free handicap sweep
s,akes Of $50. 500 added. 500 to second horse.
/ W. Bells brown gellinE Fugitive. j. j.
Boyinss chestnut marc Hattie F., Nelson
Cos bay marc Lady Salycrs. G.. l.. LOri.lards
bay mare Idaila. and II. Gnffney's hay gelding
Brsoo started. Lady Salycrs and ldalia were
frs, and second choice. Idaha sprang to the
front at the send OF. and was never headed
throughout the race. Lady Sayers hung to her
tanks for quarter Of a milo. when Burgoo
closed up. and at tho half was head in
front of Lady Sayers. while ldnlia was five
lengths in front Of Burgoo. The others were
punched about four lengths In the rear. At the
three-quar;er pole ldala was six lengths in ad-
vance OF Burgoo and Lady Salycrs. who were
racing sde by side. Before ending the mile
Hattie +. had gained second place. and coming
up the homestretch there was close brush be-
tween them. but Hattie was unable TO pass
Idalia. the latter winning without whip or spur
in 2:l4}l by length and hall. Burgoo 'came
in third The French pools paid slF.7o.
The second race was a dash Of ily' 'dr'oncs
for a 5000 purse for tvo-year olds. g. !. lie
lards bay FLY Ferida and p Lorllarls Auy
nlly Rachel were the only contestants. Tha iast
pool sold was 1850 on Ferda to $500 on Rachel.
A closer or more exciting race between young
sters has seldom boon seen. Rachel got on first
at the start but was overtaken heiore clearing
the nr,t nity yarls ny Ferida. Thay then flow
along side 10y side for p quarter ot mii". when
Nache. again showed her head and neck in
lroni. They came lying up the homr stretch
side hy side. Rachels rider using his whip with
visor,. Nnen Wthln my iert OF the winning
many shouting, Ferida has it, Rachel. how
ever. responded t. 'he lash. and won hyn neck
lni:0Se amid yells Of delight from her back
ers. The French pool sellers paid $50, There
was sted, Erunln.HE Hl.uhn tnN Ioni p'AIsi
nany p1rsohS assHrIlng tnht ulr pho'1 81. SHOULD JUG.
Has owing To The fact THAI Pierre Lorillard had
bIhrI "uoVs .so.J.D mo tue fFsHch poo!s on
heehri lgsl n,anre M tns ia,n. ,,-o i,,a ,o- .
,enr ne llliu eTIit was rAre o, two i'rfs TOT "
toW lufse. lurre were 9nY tWo "h'sssi e
LnN,.th nv notSn Lt'ti NJ eni o ur.
.ar cneslhut .hn Dehlcl H. n hl,het WI WIS
1850. and Little Rob s220. The hoI,ss new
sM"y On eNrI ,r,s, uSs o st,'i.S NJ
.ween ihn,p 81 ma messed H., iud,s.i s,ant NJ
,Se"n Ine'n 9ne e. '..a i i'
srs. seneuine botiers on iit,, Reb said ." b Iily
4 hotllhS uHre l"I @ Va. lu9t ai' ihii' A w @ lts'
ilgn % sed WI inrn XII y ,,S y
of no use; The bGtiie had insted too long Tor Liz
borsos ,ara 4, firo rcbaf NJ asI
innS,bs aheai 'rima al Tran"b ,ictr,s
Iii se e6 '''N' ''+-' "" ''N~-''
The fourth event was run Of ono mile and A
hsif f1r a s5no mrs. ,Ir ,rinn,r n, h.. Ia -,
n"r,inn n T. 1nriIlarTs Tnv ,,liini, Gu p
,a,,, Sranain p,y nTrse SayiocH II hen l,
nui hnrss KenTy came ~ the .c6re Ktnny
I1Ss wss iho favorite. The race was sririted and
80 rrb'. horses c.iidrS arav VII to,e,Snr
E7, dnT sbyoct Lnyn. sSnG tbs rs, -,
!, az ewooninf, sround Tho tirn NJ the frs,
nnarter rho nvors were ali in - hnneh They
came bv the Grand stand on the first round with
CIV M the front ShvlNck second. and Thomns
K third AZ the ond Of tho first mile Kenny
INA rafncd Nrst ,iace CIV Going fnst nt Lis
fnnks with Shvlock md Thomas X follnyvinp
te,y i.n@ths in tLe roar like n tenn They hi
kent we'll together md swung around int tho
homns,re,.S On a rnftiin, f,aif Hare Guv's
trida Lroke no G hied AMI 'hic rtder had aii he
ccuiJ dc Va tcen h ~ s,,lf ti,rovirg him ont ~
~ roc ,rbcn No bad ~ rhancn 81 win MIN. n
E,n conno am ~ ~" ,virni,s, LOST
ienctIs ah"ed ir 0,4qx Tbomns X l.ns :. -
nri ond a. III. ~ K.rnv di nct cbn, -o
& o,sr "Iu a., ~ - y ao 80 n ~ @ II, Frb ,i,s,
yeiiIsA".t'1' IN 'oso % 'No 4"'e AiV"N"
Thhe All Want ,v,s a bruab ho.,rcen TN roo
vnar.li" IL" ~ cn liz H ari az ei,sb,n fnr slno
Il I Cr",i.n, 20 H. cetnu. niiv NTni1,m~i p Trril'
1o,Js t. ql t,r,h ~ ~ p,,r,'. n 1nict
rm.b5' 5'"f ,."y i''' 80, ,l'" Niyu,,cn h.I H.
tesvi'st haoLere a, ~, ,,o, a. ,,,rl,, t,,. ,o
o." -. H. ~ y, . 49,, - ,' ~ ,,o. Ia a
score ard i,ani.t ~ s,..ond Il fora r,,nnin., a
ouar,er ~ Mid Danichaf lad ,n,nn first no.
Nnnicn n y 1sl i,r,,, I'M "y Scs 7, vac ,'s
n aG1'tif i a., 80, 80 fD. - NJ, 80 NJ, oif IA, IT,
betwe"n Doninh'f MA N"un,,e Ii.r,ia I'm
Snnn 10, ~ ,,tni, ho9,oI
str'f m M 80 ts rroi,nG nul
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secnrea bn, ,n oi %, vr sx n,,tSS ~
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