The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-05
e. L. L0RILLARD'S VICTORY.
A MEMORABLE Day IN THE ANNALS
or THE AMERICAN TURF.
Winning Three Races and Coming In First.
Second and Third In One OF Them
Terrific stcepicchnse-One Rider Killed.

Terrific s'eepiech"se-one Rider Killed.
Not since the great race between IOnpfel-
low and Harry Bassett Mt Long Branch. ON tho
ith Of July. five years ago. has so great an as
scmblage appeared. nor have 80 many pecu-
iiar tncida,,,. so,,,...,, w. a., ~.
.l"i i"'lu"n'S VvVurrV"' "s III Monihou'h
Park yesterday. Long before tho time for the
races the grand stand was filled with women
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"inl mch' anu 'ilc uuar'et Src''h was pacN'u
with mass Of swcltering humanity. Fully ten
thousand sncct,,ors ,vcr, nrrsnnt rv.rv hca,
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crowded. many being unable to procure seats.
Fortunately shortly after tho raccs hogan the
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sun became oVor-clouueu' ana some rather Wig
orous zophyrs were waited through the grand
stand. Tho crush around tbo French pool srll-
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vie ""s ~ Eie"' .'"' "'"nS WIN "eio "nNio"'
to invest were unable to do so.
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oi them mile heats, inside ot Tour hours. ono
remarkable feature OF the day was the victory
achieved bv Mr. g. l. Iorillard the President
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oi the Association. HIS stable won three races
In one contest where ten horses were entered.
ha had ,hrso-u,rold Tdlor and Monitor uar
"V ""u "i iu''i "'N ''VH''V' @
old came IN nrst, Monitor second. and ldler
third Such an event never occurred before in
TINS country ana only once In England. Iho
only drawback in the days amusement was the
/ tragcal ending Of the stecpechase Five horses
started but onlv two eorno in. One riders stir.
/ rup broke. This threw him on his horse and
! out Of the race. Another botcd and was with
"i'' l. ""u " "l'" '"'N'" "iS'' ivS,hH ~ i'"7'
dozen lengths. but his rider pluckily kept on
| and had nearly grnSped the prize when his
/ horse stumbled over the last hurdle. throwing
and falling on his rider lnluring him so that
Th. sport op.ned with n rush Of Ove-eiphths
Of "A mill. hv t,vn.yrnr ol,ls for The Julv Sinkrs
$50 each with siuO added The second to rorriyr
! sl00 Ti"re were twcniv."lrht nnminntions
/ The following started. T. Lorilard's chestnut
colt SIOUX. Puryear 4 Co. : lay colt Dan spar
! inrJis chestnut rolt Uurnid brown filIv Idlsr
and chestnut gellin. Monitof. Lewis 4 Sianrns's
| chestnut nliv Mimic Andrews II + AI.Grntu's
| hnv diiy WissmIicmn rmJ + NInrris,s Warnin
l sfsr fny cni, - T. inriiiard's anJ Nf'rrt.is
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d,ly' running neck ami mex the others en-,
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h.sh"d NO thn hom.sfr,.trh with Enlnnee All
drst Il5vd's fllv se,ond. ana bertha going well
without the whip. while Iloy,l'- rider Piled the
lnsh fr'r'v bui th.i iiliv could moi raspaud. and
G. l.. Loriimrds Balance Al came in a COM
nnrstiyely .nsy winner without f,.l ing the spur
nr yyhiu winning Iy four l.ngths In 3 "a a.
Iioyd'. nliy was second. and Bertha third
Tha rim II two miles and a quarter for the
Monmouth Gun $50 rntranc-. with 81 5lOnddsd
was i1aEai uuor hv many ms the greatest race
Of the dny There wrr. fG Nominations j T.
Brrwsier's black horse Nirginius ). H. Brucr's
rhestnuf coll Crn phillps + Iorillnr,l' 's brown
gelding Parole. and u. j. CrpuS.'s chestnut colt
| Joe started for the cup and stakes Parole was
first choice in the pools. Gen. Phillips srrond
and Virginins third The racers were sent m
on an excellent start Gen. phinpss nose was
einins m %us' joe at the end Of tie strIns' A he
Quarter V rginius had gained first place. Gen
Phillips at his nanks and Parole IN their COM
Parole being Utlt in reserve. I'm" horses
Fan vel together for Il mile and half joe Al
one time gaining second place: but on the hast
threp.quart.rs II Il miln Parole was let out an a
went 10 the front There was a very brilliant
and close struggle h.twren Nirginius and Pa
rnle nrounl the turn and into tho homosirntch
hut Parole was too much for hi- adversary
Cen phillips was n good third hut Hoes
chnnces we're gone Parole bounded past the vim
ming most two lengths in advance nf Nirrinius
lis ears tiuEling with the shouts Of thousands
of his bacHors. Gen Phillips came in iour
lengths behind Virginius Time. 4:Oai,
The fourth race was for n purse of 5000. mile
heats, madens allowed five pounds Dwyer
brothers black horse Rhndnnanthus W. Cot
irill's chestnut MARI Adventure and q. l. Lor-
lizards chrstnut nlly Loulanier ran for the
nurse Rhadnmanthus was the fuvorite They
went of on a nying start Louauier first. Adj
venture AT her shoulder. and RhadamHnthus
within a length The tnree made beautiful
race all the way around the mile leaving every
thing in douht until near the close. when Lou
laner glidrd To- trst place. and won by almost
two lengths. Rhadamanthus was second.
Time. l:5l.
In the second heo' thore was a q spirited and
in the first half mi.le, when Ehadamanlhus be-
0rously but he could not respond. and on the