The New York herald., 1879-07-13

Le1mlngLOn. r..
lard's bay gelding Boardman. by Bonnie Scotland.
dam Woodbine, 9S lbs. and Mr.. A. Belmont's
chestnut gelding Lucky Lucky Hit By Kentucky
The betting this race was heavy, few of the
sales being-Monitor s425. Boardnan $685. Bulwark
$500 and Lucky Hit and Tom Scarlet together $3.50.
After great deal of maneuverng the flag fell with
Monitor six lengths in front of any OF the others,
Tom Scarlet second, Boardman third Bulwark
fourth. Lucky Hit fifth. The horses ran sharply
away up the hill to overtake the leader but they
could get to his head. At the quarter pole
Lucky Hit. Bulwark fourth. Tom Scarlet fifth.
Monitor was half length in front at
of Boardman. the latter two lengths in front
of Bulwark, Tom Scarlet fifth. Monitor kept i'm
front around the lower turn. and came into the
homestretch a length in advance of Boardman. the
latter half a length ahead of Lucky Hit, Buwark
fourth. Tom Scarlet fifth. Monitor kept this ad-
vantage to the end. winning the race by length:
Boardman second. eight lengths ahead of Lucky
Hit. the latter about the distance in front of
Bulwark. Tom Scarlet fifth. Time l:53l4
THE FOURTH RACE
for purse of $780, the winner to be sold at auc-
tion for 800 Those entered to be sold tor 900
allowed lbs If for $3.50 10 lbs. If for $500 Is lbs
il for $780, Is lbs An additional allowance of lbs
to horses beaten and not having race at this
meeting. One mile and quarter. There were FIVE
starters. These were Mr.. g. L. Lorillard's chestnut
gelding Albert, by Australian. dam Queen Victoria
years old. $500. 81 lbs; Mr.. A. 1aylor's bay colt
Milan by Melbourne dr. dam Alumina years old
$500, lO3 lbs; Mr.. p. LorIard's chestnut geding
Baton Rouge. by Bonnie Scotland. dam Blondin,
years old $500; rs lbs, and Thomas Puryear &
Co.'s chestnut gelding Pilot by Planet. dam Sallie
Lewis years old, $500. 100 lbs. Pilot was a great
favorte in the race. selling in of the last pools
for $780, Baton Rouge $3.50, Milan $3.50, Janet Mur-
ray $95, and Albert $50. The start a good one.
and the horses came UP the quarter stretch at rapid
pace, Albert taking the lead and reaching the judges
stand first by length Baton Rouge second, head
in advance of Pilot. Milan fourth. Albert showed
the way around the upper turn. and passed the
quarter pole two lengths ahead of Milan, the
latter half length in front of Baton Rouge,
who about the same distance in ad-
vance of Pilot. Albert kept his advantage down
hack afr pn0 nt ma hal pri1a
pole, Pilot second, half length ahead of Milan,
Baton Rouge fourth. Pilot ran to the front the
lower turn and came into the homestretch length
in front of Albert. Bat ion Rouge at this time out
the race. Pilot then came away and galoped home
lengths ahead of Albert the latter POO yards in ad-
vance OF Baton Rouge Time, 2:21M. Pilot was
then put up at auction, and was bought by Mr.. Kelly
for $500.
was free handicap sweepst kes for all ages of S25
each if not declared out with $500 added the second
to receive $125 out OF the stakes. One mile and a
half. The starters Messrs. Thomas Puryear
4 Co.'s chestnut colt Danichef. by Glenelg. dam
flly Judith. by Gleneg. dam Madame Dudley,
years old, 90 lbs.; Mr.. G. l.. Lorillard's chestnut
nlly Una by. by War n Dance. u, dam m George
A. Clabaughs bay colt Rochester, by vauxhall.
dam Heatherbel, years Old SO lbs. Many Of
the pools in this race large. The last sold
was Una $3.50, DanicheT $500. Judith $500, Roches-
ter $3.50. With good start the horses dashed away.
Danichetf in 'front.' Judith second Una third Roches-
ter fourth. Una the lower turn passed Danicheff
and showed the way to the threequarter pole. Dani-
chef second judith third. Rochester fourth. Una
dashed through the mud of the quarter stretch If
she liked it, and when she passed the judges stand
she was leading three lengths. Danieheff sec
latter one length in advance Of Rochester.
who getting the whip deservedly. Una opened
the gap going up the hill toward the quarter pole.
and was i've lengths in front at the quarter pole,
Danichef second, two lengths ahead of Judith, the
latter two lengths in front of Rochester There was
no change down the backstretch and at the three
arte mol IL all Inn pallOned II n
homestretcn in hand, and won the race by eight
lengths, Danicheff second two lengths in front Of
Rochester, the latter one length in advance OF Judith
The time was 2:53A.
SIXTH RACE
was private sweepstakes for all ages at $25 each,
gentlemen riders Three-y olds to carry LAT lbs,
four ear-ods 15S lbs ive-year-ods 1854 lbs., six
and aged horses 167 lbs; and geldings
allowed lbs. overweight allowed, il declared. and
Mr. Grenville's Baronet to carry 10 lbs extra for
winning the Private Sweepstakes the first day OF
the meeting. Three-quarters q mile. The starters
were Mr.. st. James Cotton, Jr., aged, by Cotton,
167 lbs; Mr.. John Sanford's Gallagher. aged, by
Blarneystone. dam Lilly Ward 167 lbs; Mr.. W. c..
Sanfords kadi, by Lexington. 167 lbs. Mr.. Gren-
villes Erastus Corning. aged by Lightning 164 lbs
l. L. aged, by haywood. 164 lbs, and Mr. Clarence
Leyy's stormawas, years oid' iSl lbs: The pool
selling for $3.50 tor Kadi $3.50 for l. l.. and 800
for the field. Erastus Corning was first away.
Gallagher second, kadi third, fourth.
When the horses reached the half mile
pole having quarter of q mile up the frac-
tional track Gala CHER led half length, Kadi Sec
ond Erastus Corning third, l. L fourth. Gallagher
led around the lower turn and into the homesrech.
the others following as before. Turning into the
homestretch Kadi came TO the front and, showing
the others the way home. won by length l. l.
second, half length ahead OF Gallagher the latter
two lengths i'll advance OF Erastus Corning. Time,
1:303i.
The following the
SUMMARIZES
MONMOUTH RACEs-FIFTH LAST DAY OF THE
FIRST SUMMER MEETING-SArURDAY, july l2-FIRsT
RAcE.-Purse of $500. for maiden two-year-olds
those not having run second for a sweepstakes al
Starters.
p. Lorillard's b. C. Hermit by Warwick dam
H. c. Babcocks ch: 6. Mosquito. by The III Used.
as c1spa"shs nss as dS Achsh by vaaxls dam
'' ''' ~ Time, o:5i. 'V''
SECOND RACE.
SAME DAY.-The Monmouth Cup, sweepstakes of
$50 each, with 81 900 added; the second to receive
$500 out of the stakes the winner of the Wesches-
ter Cup of 1879 to carry five pounds extra. Two
Dwyer Brothers b. C. Bramble by Bonnie Scot
land, dam Ivy Leaf years old. 123 lbs. .......
(McLaughlin) 1
G. L. Lorillards ch. +. Loulanier. by Lever, dam
S. d. Bruces ch. Ii. General Phillips. by Geneg.
dam La Polka. years old. 1913 lbs..... FISHERY 3
G.. L. Loriard's ch; c. Wilful. by Australian. dam
Pussy, years old. 100 lbs. s.......... (Fisher) 4
TIme 4:1sh.
SAME DAY-Free handicap sweepstakes for three.
yearods of S25 each IL not declared out with $500
added the second to receive sl25 out of the stakes
One mile
Starters.
G. L. Lorilard's ch. g. Monitor. by Glenelg. dam
Mink. ITO lbs.. .Oiughesl l
p. Lorillard's b. c. Boardman, by Bonnie scot
land dam WoodDine gS lbs .......... 10 Hara) 2
A. Belmont's ch. g. Lucky Hit by Kentucky,
kinghsher or Count Orsay. dam Fluke. 81 lbs.
(Evans)
Thomas Puryear & Co.'s C. Bulwark. by Bonnie
Scotland dam Evadne. .......... (Halloway) 4
+. Stearns' ch. c. Tom Scarlet, by Alvoy dam Cara
Lisa, lO1 lbs.. .(Feakes)
Time, :53si.
FOURTH
SAME DAY.-Purse $500; the winner to be sold at
auction for sl,500 those entered to be sold for
81 OO0 allowed bs IL tor $3.50. 10 lbs If for $500.
10 lbs. If for $780, Is lbs additional allowance
of lbs. to horses beaten and not having q
ut this meeting. One mile and quarter
Starters.
Thomas Purycar Co.'S CHI. e. Pilot. by Planet.
dam Sallie Lewis, years old. $500. 100 lbs....
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