New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
RACING AND ROWING.
EIGHT RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK.

WlNNFRS-AN AFTERNOON CROWDED WITH KX-
CITING CONTESTS.
Ii is not often that an association gives
eight good races afternoon. aud Is not often
that remarkable rs the young lilly spinaway
is seen on any track But who went to Monmouth
Pack yesterday eight races, not one OF which was
dn and they saw spnaway the greatest effort OF her
life. Moreover they enjoyed rarely brllhnt nhish i'll
the Monmouth Oaks, they looked on another
finish 30 Gloss that the opinion OF the spectators ABOUT
the result differed that Of the jndgesand they wit
messed n stecplechase aud hurdle race ID Doth Oh
which there was much of interest. The Durule race,
however was marred by greiyOus mishap. PrODicm'
one Of the horses in the country in that KIND OF
sport was killed by fall The attendance was good III
quantity and excellent in quality and the management
both the track and the transportation nnes was
so prompt that the people got home at seasonaDie
hour.
word more as to that turf marvel, the splendid Spin
away. Yesterday she surpassed her brilliant acheVe-
ments OF last Saturday. Then with twelve pounds Tue
worst OF the weights abe captured the Hopeful STAGES III
handsome style and in good time but she then had no
disadvantage al the start Yesterday she won the July
Stakes with fifteen pounds more on her DICK than MOST
of her competitors ana OF those competitors was
two lengths Il front of her at the start
DECISION RECEIVED WITH MISSES.
The hackers Of the favorite angry set when
the number of the winning horse III tie first race was
raised Fcrida led IN the betting and those VINO SUP
ported her claimed wrathfuy that she led at the END
also 1t was a peculiar aft. ir. Dan SpariinS was IN
almost as much favor FeTda in the pools and these
two dsuu ed every stride In the last half furonE Leap
by leap with their heads even, they plunged forward III
the stride that carried them the line Feria seemed
the spectators have her IN font; beyond any
question trie before sparings. one orwo
Jumps before the last But IL appeared To tAe JUDGES
that Dan llst barely gn nc neet o. o.1
stride mo tlmeIs wHosc stat9 y unec,N WI, h
that OF The Judges, believed mat Ferda Won When me
given Dan Sparkling there was much hsslnS
been The cOurs, 10 declare II n dead heat
d Eve pd T@S me a SGf my "a, f' 45
Il. Keene's colt Dan sparIing a years. JOS los
RESI- in the nSd for $50 The field was composed Of
Witbers's mare Invemore o. 30, Ackerlnan morse
3D. 1t was handicap swccpstakes 81 70 oach win
$500 added. the second to receive 800; ds'a;c9 -
IA l,a The start was good, and Obtained a. the ms
effort Dan Sparkling led FOR a urlong under pull
then Ferida for another firIong WIN Spatlne s'eon.
just after passing the stand Surge went to Tue fr0n
70 NY nn,rtcT Mo,o@nrum went no ana got a
mead in 'front.' Of Feridn. Then Surge. Ferida
ana Momentum disputed Tho Load, running closely TO-
ing forward FAST and she took leading IN tue
quarter before the last. Entering the honestIetcn
Hughes. VINO usual WIS on Fcrida. sent rue tly
| ahead and sac took fit place. Dan Spacing for
quarler oil a mile had been running quicty behind me
first bunch, and uOw began to work M earnest In ur
long he AZ Ferida's side: In hat urlOng more ne
was ~ her head. aud from that point to hc end the
strHg le stirred the blood o. every one Who sew H. so
evenly DID ne run. sIyres w9s riding Dan spar
ling. IIu.ts and he were watching e'ch other al
every leap lach seemed conn iet lhtI ne was on tu
heeter horse lor iIhcr raised his WHIP Ia ne last
aw strides both Feuda aud Sparling tired vlsiblY,
abored and shortened stride nat stl their Jockeys dd
not the laSl. II was remirkab' hnlsl Ferlda
awarded by the Judges without the least delay. THIS
caused many shonts of dissent. The tine VIZ very
slow-2l5and neither Sayres nor liuShes could De- com
mrnGed for skill in doubtful ana desperate hulsh
Mutual pool ticEcts on Dan Spsrllng paid Fl3 80.
THE GREATEST OF THE TwO-YFAR-OLDs.
The weights were not stated correctly in the official
programme, and the lustre OF spinaway's splendid
triumph was essencd a little THEREBY. Taking into ac-
count The allowance Tor she carried 10 pounds
more than any in tle except Sport The race
was fvcciehths of mc, the July Stakes for two-ycar
ODDS $50 each p ~ pay, with 5000 added the sec
oud to receive 1928; the winner o. a stake worth
$1,000 to carry pounds extra; of two
such stakes, pounds; OF three. - pounds
madens allowed pounds. Under these
CONDITIONS G. l.. Lorard's my spuaway c'rricd 1l9
pouuts, aud his colt Blz's 1O7 pounds; Pierre Lori
ham. c"l, Bornion Io7 and his Gy By-tneWay iC4
ana IcGraths colt "a ycnihus 107. c. l.. LonI.ard
Ii m. $40 and McGratAs colt $26 BarDee rode spark,
and strcWd enough 10 get great advantage at Tie
GI be of6c't were thirdly unGr way Spin.
away was fully two lengths behind. Gerauium
but urged Spark at sch pace thatit hirdy seemed
possible for %pndway 10 make mp thr ground lost AT the
with tbc II pounds penalty on be back But the Two
ycar-od that beats SpnIway must have gleater ad-
vata-c even that Spark had slowly hit surely she en-
u1f post al The head OF tie ouesfretch Spark had
only hlil length rhc lead. nj spinaway was SUI
seily eaininr. spra coutlnurd FIGHT agi inst TIE
inevitable up tn last haif furiong, and men she
then went rtght away ron her took the priz VITA
IN 1:OiA two length before ~ $, spark Iength
ton hfth B,the-Way sixth. ANA ClcyanthnS last
spnaways succc was hailed with shouting ana hearty
applause, which II rchy deserved IL was mag
acrn victory. g. H. LoIlidrd took both first and SEC
oaG money; amoun ing to $500 and Bias showed
were worm - % each.
Az EXCITING FINISH IL TIE OAKS.
The Monmouth Oaks furnished n, dnest finish OF the
meeting thus far aud Of The handsomrsi and most
stirring races OF tic Sc on. II good betting race
also that is II included several lie supposed to Oe
Of almost cqual merit ani freely ckei. The race WAS
for three year-old lilies, $50 each play or pay with
81 900 adj led the to receive 5000 distance, III
miles Eight rau-Cartcrs By-aud-By, the favorite
at $780, W.thers's Nancy second choice al
SI75; Corners Giidelia at $50; Bclmonts
Carita and EdelweIss, $50, ami the field 800
consisting of Pierre Lolilrd's Dana Norris KITTY j.
and Hcvius'- Emily T. Tn star; was bld Kitty j. be-
lug loft tho post Sh, conferred the with
ont making any effort Tor me rcr Emmy r. ana Nancy
were conspcu IN the run for thrce-unaiters 81 a
mi". with Gldeiia osc third Tdcn Emily i. retired
ami Nancy ma On ica tesfti rfrh othrr' powers IN
close haze ran all he waS home By-aud-Ry WAS rid
den bv Murphy, the co'ored jockey who rode Fasefo
llst year. lie always rides Wluig race ara
kent his FLY ~ thc last place for five iurlong~
Then she gradually gained on those In front of her but
dld not seem 10 bt r. any dangerous IN 10 thc hnal
qnlrC. fu,lonc. Then the p'rsisan eff RS of MIR
ana his free " e. or the NLlp iON ana nancy Gil
della and BvludBy side ny eidc. all under whip
and spur. tn suspense az excitement tno asst few
strides held all the SD ltors brrathess So close
I'm sh thar very few elt sure q. ne wilmer nn the nam
Der Nancy lrst by neck Glldelia second.
and Is and By ony neck behind her. Three lengths
back 81 By and-By Ciria, Diana being ifth, Emv
i. ,fVth. Eide seventh. The time was 2:19lt
Muual pool tickets pad S2S 30.
Nancy is 81 bay hv bN slactroo out % DandIr. She
Homchrcd Produce Stakes at JcrOr Park last
Autumn AMI that her only victory until Yesterday
Their hing specially striking m her appearance,
and her success yesterday probably due moro u
pff rnf hal ell
was on her hack than to any real superiority on her
part over GlIdclia or By-and-By.
QCITOS EASY SUCCESS.
Tie fourth race 81 miles parse Of 5000
with allowances. ID vycr Brothers colt onto g years
pOuns brought $500 the pools TO 81 IS Tor Gfin
steni,. coll Jim Book q. IO6l aud SIOJ Tor O. IL Lnri