The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-11
MoRnO Ufla-EsarE Races.

MONMOUTH PARK. n. j., July 10 There
is fine attendance to-day. The track is
fast and betting spirited.
In the first race for wo-year-olds, five
furonss. Bclmont's pair were away in
front, with Zicka second, and the others
close up. The Zicka pair soon drew clear
Of the others, and ran head-and-head to the
beginning Of the homc-stretch. From
thence to the furlcEg-poe it was good
race. bnt ut the foot OF the stand Bca!a had
her head in front, and won by half length !;
Ziclla second, Cayita third. Tiac. I044.
The second race was the Monmouth Oaks
swccpstakc for threc-y car old ti!ies; dis
lance, cue and ole fourth miles; eight
starters. Ferida was first away, with Mary
Ann second, but in moment the eight were
aligned. Passing the stand, Ferida led a
neck. Magnctism second. and Mary Ann
third. At the quarter Fcrida still! led Il
icuoth, with Mary Ann second, Magnetism
third. At the hall mile Fcrida led two
lengths, with Bonnie Leaf second, and
Verdict third. Positions were unchanged
at head OF stretch, where Ferida easily led
four lengths before Bonnie Leaf and Yer
dict: others were out OF the race. Ferda
won in canter by length; Bonnie Leaf
second. Verdict Tapped her, Scatilla fourth,
Magnetism Uhe favorite) bad fifth. Time,
ZIG. Magnetism was badly cut in the ten
don Of the right hind-leg. The Judges de-
cided that Magnetism was injured by Mary
Anu running into him, and the Jockey and
owner OF the latter were disqualified. Mag
netism will probably never run again.
Shrewsbury handicap was the next race,
sweepstakes Of 500 dollars each, half for
felt with $75 added; second to receive
5000. Distance, IL miles. Five horses were
started. Betting was very spirited. Lou
lanier was first away; Terror second; Zoo
Zoo third, and ran this way for mile, when
Waricld moved up to second place. Al last
half Loulanier was length before War
field, who was Tapped by Zoo Zoo and
Terror fourth. Wilful was dozen lengths
away entering home stretch. WiIful ran
from the rear and got up even with Loula.
nier. The pair was half length before
Wartield and Loulanier centercd home, and
won By bead; Wiliui second-a length
before Wariield. Time, III.
The fourth race was for a purse OF $500
for all ages, with selling allowances; seven
starters. Pique was first away, with the
rest close up. At quarter, Pique led BY {
length, with Jack~crew second and half :
length before Janet Murray. At the half
mile Dole the positions were unchanged
EXCEPT that Milan ran from the rear to the
fourth place. At the entering stretch Pique
Janet Murray. Juckscrew, and Milan were
aligned. At the furlong Milan went to the
front and kept his advantage to the finish
winning By half lcngth-Janet Murray
second, a length before JackscreW. Time
1:454.
The fifth race was for purse OF $500
all ages; one mile aud three furlongs; three
shutters. BrambIe won in canter by SIN
lengths, Uno furlong before Tom Scarlet
Time, 2:27.
The sixth race was hurdle handicap FOL
all ages fora purse OF $500; cne-and-three-
quarter miles; over seven hurdles. Inc
race was won easily by Disturbance by two
lengths before Problem, Bcachcr third.
Time, 1926.