The New York herald., 1879-08-28
MONMOUTH PARK.

THIRD DAY OF THE SECOND SUMMER MEET
Six races will be to-day at Monmouth Park,
the first being the Moet Chandon Stakes, for two.
of s25 each. play pay. with $500 added
by Messrs Moet Chandon. of which 500 to the
second horse. winner Of q stake of the value Of
$1,000 to carry lbs; twice. lbs; thrice IL lbs.
extra. Maidens allowed lbs. Three-quarters OF .
mile For this there will be nine starters compris-
ing Mr.. P. Lorinards bay colt Victory by imp. Bill
let. dam Lizzie Vic; Mr.. John F. Purdy's chestnut
colt Paratonnerre. by imp. Macaroon. dam Parapluie
Mr.. A. Belmont's chestnut flly Beatx, by nl-Used
dam Beatrice; the same gentleman's chestnut oily
Carita. by Infused. dam Carricka; Mr.. d. d. With
ers' chestnut Ally by Macaroon dam Castagnette;
the same gentleman's flly by King Ernst; Mr. W..
Astors chestnut colt Fernchfe by Leaning
ton. dam Nellie Ransom: Mr.. G. L. Lorillard's
bay colt Grenada. by King Alfonso. and the same
gentleman's chestnut colt Kingcraft The second
race will be the West End Hotel Stakes for FLIES
three years DID, Of $50 each play pay with Fl 900
added by the West End Hotel. the second receive
$500 out of the stakes Winners OF any three-ye
old stakes to carry lbs extra; of two such
stakes lbs. extra. Beaten maidens allowed 8 lbs
One mile and half. This stake closed with twenty
five nominations seven OF which will start. These
are Mr.. J. McMahon's chestnut Ally Scoulla. by
Bonnie Scotland. dam Juniata; Mr.. q. L. Lorillards
bay Ally Ferida. by Glenelg. dam La Henderson;
Mr.. II. p. McGraths chestnut 6lly Audax, by Tom
Bowling. dam Crescent; the same gentleman's bay
filly Wissahicon. by bennington dam Sarong;
Kingnsher. % dam Fisres; Mr. N.Y. As.ars 'x chestnSt us
flly Lulu. by Harry Bassett, dam Sarah
nS. and Mr. 1nI, D. witnsss the. Sns Chestnut n,dy hy
The third race will be free handicap sweepstakes
OF $50 each. il declared out. with 5000 added:
mile and Ave furloags. The starters will be Mr.. D.
d. Withers bay flly Invermoor, by Lexington. dam
Invsrcauld. years old. carrying 10S lbs; Colonel
s. d. Bruce's chestnut horse General Phillips by
dlenelg. dam La Polka. years old. l12 lbs; Messrs
Thomas Puryear L Co.'S bay colt Brother OF Grin
stead by Gilroy. dam Sister OF Ruric. years old.
lanier by Lover, dam Lady Hardaway. 4 years DID,
1O3 lbs; Mr.. w. p. Burchs chestnut horse Governor
lOs lbs. and Messrs. Ayres 4 Sutife's bay geld
ing Bill Dillon. by Tipperary dam by 10 StOner.
years DID, u 9os 6s me fourth !, ona race win be
excepted) to carry lbs. extra madens allowed. if
years old. lbs; if years old. lbs; II ears old
or upward, II lbs. Mile heats. For this Mr. D: j.
Crouse's chestnut colt Jericho. by Revolver. dam
skylight. years old. carrying l03 lbs. and Mr..
& Lori1iards bay my Bonnie ME Oaks Hy imp mp
sold at auction for $500. If entered to bo sold
II for $500. II lbs; il for $500. % lbs.
One mile and an eighth. The entries for this
fass USs by War Dance dam Georse wooa ysars @ od
carrying 93 lbs; Mr.. +. Stearn. Jrs, chestnut colt
Virginian. by Alroy. dam Mary Minor. years old.
Daniel Boone dam Lady Stoogill years old. 93
lbs; Mr.. A. Bemonts chestnut mare SusQuehanna.
by Leamington. dam Susan Beanc. years old. 109
lbs. MIR. f. NJ. Halls bay flly Eunice. by Vanxhsll.
dam Eugenia, years old. 90 lbs; Mr. Thomas Pur-
year Co.'S bay gelding Jackscrew. by Narragan-
A. Taylor's chestnut geiding Pilot. by Planet.
dam Sally Lewis. years old. 93 lbs The
sixth race will be o handicap hurdle race
for q purse Of $500. Of which 500 to the second
horse; entrance Three horses the property OF
different owners. to start no race One mile and
three-Quarters. over hurdles. The following
will probably start:-Dcadhcad. aged. l5O lbs;
Dandy. years old, 140 lbs Judith. years old, l40
lbs Coronet. aged. 154 lbs; Demonstrator, years
DID, 14O lbs. and Redding years DID, LA lbs. With
such programme the above the racing must be
excellent and the attendance should be large.