The New York herald., 1879-08-29
MONMOUTH PARK.
Third Day Of the Second Summer Meeting Of
The Monmouth Park Association.
SIX EXCITING RACES.
Beata. Ferda louIanier, Jericho, Una and
Judith the Winners.

The third day Of the second summer meeting
the Monmouth Park Association was an attractive
one for the admirers Of good racing and there was
fair representation OF racing men on the grounds
to witness the sport. The grand stand had q fine
gathering OF ladies' who also pleased with the
running The weather fine. but the track.
although 1t had much improved on it's last Tues
days condition. still heavy and slow. The
racing Notwithstanding the dull course. was highly
exciting, aud the six events that were run gave
great satisfaction to the spectators. The sport
began with q threequarter mile dash by three
year-olds. in which were nine very beautiful colts
and hllies. 1t was won by Mr. A. Belmonts chestnut
Ally Bcata Mr.. d. D. withers' chestnut flly. by
Macaroon, dam Castagnette, second. and Mr. Bel
mont's chestnut flly Carfta third. The favorite.
Mr.. P. Lorillards Victory. by imp. Billet landed
seventh and the next in favor, Mr. g. L. Lorillards 8
Granada, was nth Mt the finish. Tho second race
was for the West End Hotel Stakes mile and half.
for three year-olds. and this won by Mr. G. L..
Lorillard's bay Ally Ferda. who carried penalty Of
five pounds; Mr.. j. McMahon's bay flly Scotilla
second, ami Mr.. H. P. McGrath's Tom Bowling
hny Audax third. The third race was dash
of one mile and Ave furlongs which was cleverly
won by Loulanier. Governor Hampton second and
General Phillips third. The fourth race was mile
hoats. and Mr.. D. J. Crouse's Jericho beat Mr.. P.
Lorillard's Bonnie Oaks in the most hollow style in
two straight heats. The hfth selling
OF mile and furlong and this Una won easily
by two lengths. Pilot second Jackscrew third. The
fourth race was over seven hurdles, one milo and
three-q quarters. There were four starters and the
race cleverly by bay flly Judith by six
lengths Coronet second. neck in front of Redding
Tho following the
oYFIcERs OF THE DAY.
JUDGEs-Messrs. Carroll Livingston. J. G. Heck
scher. s. Gordon. D. D. withers and ]. +. Purdy.
DISTANCE JUDaE-Mr. 8. Gordon.
WEIGHING JUDaE-Mr. J. G. K. Lawrence.
TIMERs-Mr. Lawrence Kip and H. P. McGrath.
SrARTER-Mr. Z. N. Johnson.
ASSISTANT STARrER-Mr. J. Wynn.
SEcRETARY-Mr. Charles Wheatly.
The following the details of the racing:-
yIRsT RACE
was the Moet and Chandon Stakes for two-year-olds
of $25 each play pay. with $500 added by Messrs
winner of stake Of the value Of $1,000 to carry
lbs; twice, lbs; thrice. IL lbs. extra Maidens
allowed lbs Three-quartors of mile. For this
there were nine starters, comprising Mr.. p. Lori-
lards bay colt Victory. by imp. Billet. dam
Lizzie Vic, 105 lbs.; Mr.. J. F. Purdy's chestnut
colt Pxratonnerre. by Macaroon. dam Para
pluie, los lbs. Mr.. A. Belmonts chestnut
hily Beata, by Ill Used. dam Beatrice
Carita. by Ill Used. dam Camilla. LOT lbs; Mr.. d.
d. withers chestnut ally by Macaroon. dam Castag
nette, 102 lbs; the same gentlemans brown flly by
Macaroon. dam Dawdle. 102 lbs; Mr.. G. l.. Loril
lards bay colt Grenada, by King Alfonso. dam Mat
tie Gross. ll5 lbs; Mr.. w. Astor's chestnut colt
lbs. and the gentlemans chestnut hlly Diana,
by Glenelg, dam Annie Bush. Grenada was great