New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-08
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
HINDOO HAVING A WALK-OvER.

ONONDAGA GETS THE JULY sTAKEs-CHECK-
NATE, THORA. SIOUX, VAMPIRE AND BERTHA
THE OTHER WINNERS
There was only fair attendance at Mon
mouth Park yesterday and the sport was poor Tho
bunglng Of the starter, Mr. Simmons one Of the
Of this. Why tho Monmouth Park Association
should keep incompetent man in such position Is
mystery 1t certainly has tendency to lessen the at
tendance and injure the The Jockeys nave
lost all respect for him. and pay no attention 10 MS
orders. Hs wearies the public with long delays. ana
then sends off the horses in Indian file. Hndoo had
wakover for the special sweepstakes Crickinore ana
Aranza being withdrawn greatly to tho disappointment
of those present Checkmate, commanding favorite,
won the first after close finish with Sly Dance.
Gerald got OF the start in the July Stakes and
hence Onondaga succeeded easily Thora won tho Mon
mouth in such style to make sorry show Of
the other fllies Ripple overwhelming favOrite
for the Il 9. miles handicap but One Dime proved the
victor, Ripple being fourth The weight too much
for Ripple. French pool tickets One Dime paid 500
for So. The gentlemen's farcical affair." The
Pelham Stable two, and declared to win with Gera
num- but Arthur Hunter rode Vampire, and Geranium
had no chance. The declaration to win caused many
bet Geranium who would not otherwise have touched
her. Sioux upset supposed thing by defeating
Charley Gorham in the selling Bertha the
hurlerace neatly though she had the top weight The
transportation facilities going down good, but
coming back were sadly defective. The boat did not
reach the city until after O'Clock.
First race-Handicap sweepstakes $25 each, with
$500 added, the second to receive $780, Id miles
Observation-Disclosures geding Checkmate e years, 116
Poupds Bowe's mare Orioe aged 99l, Jeromcs horse
BaScocs colt Vctra1 "a my Sy pan cet 81 d Ya
derry g. oo MowaTds y Edeiweiss a. eS Da SS
nSS aaa sSo oSc
Gan PAYS sE
Held $la5 Sly Dance was away first. and ran mile in
two lengths being much iessened third quarter
81 the na MILE Edewss was good second all this
half length Edewess second half length before the
Ssase second is%gsS: ESsxsss ys%r Ss
Nth Eden LEM Fly, sixth Kpp Gun seventh Erasurs
$sSS Ripple had been entered for this race. but was
With added the to s
0T c" as
4l5 pounds, Including s pounds penalty; Dwyer
coy &
pf1"ny fsss GSPsS
S iS 9nOpGa fS Slo9 t PPuPex go %emepto So
ssGad to sfans against Duplex
against Bn The 70 sa wss BAD bef N qpa
ting the Jockeys make LAUGHING stock of him by their
long dssy he dropped the aaS with p%ps4 in
oDondasa tS and Gerald almost s ' left A. nt the
@ All S %srs badly strung out and Duplex
to first place after the rs iurong Snt
and o%enaa an % m 3
to his head in the final tqrOng under the whip The
stay there. He gave it in the last and
By Three in
NTH and Duplex sixth Gerald was wretchedly ridden
oy sSuer VINO invariably gets left at the post if there is
" laird iS Oaks Stakes for
resolve $500 miles stsre %"Is sis
brothers! h s TSo
was so great fayorlte that there betting against
si2s: Bliss 500 Spark s75 and Plnafore 50 T%ora
three lengths spark fourth By four lengths,
5 bss s aa as sG n S
o shs bS as
fellow out Of susan Ann and was bought by Mr. Reed
Books 'hs ss%s ias TSSss '1i
500 the S frsh m
ssiiSs Ce%Ssasaacn %y One o Dime
1s sy 6Snas r. y Gssa & nee And
$780, One Dime $50 Gades and sly ponSs sss
Rp s
& nssn n got nsS head ana ;ds
The, lead lead again in the quarter before the
ses S1"e early to
use use the whip One Dime made fine burst of speed in
sly Dance second two lengths before Compensation
would an been b
S but saS SS much ,h asked e Of him Mutual
against One Dime, IL to / against Gdeia, and the
same against Sly Dance. Glidelia could not all
and was plainly much amiss.
Fifth race-Corinthian Stakes handicap sweepstakes
Tor gentlemen riders $5 each, play pay, with 5000
added the second to receive $50; mile. Starters
Pelham Stables colt Vampire q years, 12O pouns)
S3 1861 ridden by Mr. Dozier and horse Zeta
g. 1901, ridden by Mr.. Ward. Pools-vampire $1O5
Geranium, 500, and Zeta $50. This was ridiculous
farce The Pelham Stable declared TO win with Gera-
MUM but she never had the slightest chance, Mr. Hunter
on Vampire having the race in his hands all time
vampire won by three lengths in $780, Zeta and
Geranium last Mutual pool tickets paid $l1 10.
SHth race-Three-quarters OF mile for purse of
5000, selling allowances. Starters-Dwyer BrOthers'
geldng Charley Gorham (aged, 100 pounds BabcOcks
9O); Belmcnt's fy Ada g, 96); Cofn's geldng snbad
~, 9O), and Gotschalks gelding by Alarm Of Julia
Mattingy g. 90). POols-CharIey Gorham $3.50; held,
BOO sioux won by length after hard finish, Charley
fourth, sinbad fifth and the Alarm gedlng last. The
start uneven, all struggling along with many
lengths between first and last Mutual pool tickets paid
$43 IS. r
The expected great race the special sweepstakes for
Hndoo Aranza and Crckmore 81 each half forfeit
With $1,000 added, proved failure, Crickmore and
Aranza being withdrawn. SO Hindoo walked over the
mile and quarter and the Dryers got 900 without
any risk or trouble
Last race-Handicap hurdle race, 1a miles over six
-Shrewsbury stables mares Bertha 6, 16O and Rosetta
mare Lizzie d. Is. 1881, and gelding Frank Short Is
hSs and Bradeys horse Dispute g. l2Sl Pools
tries $l95, and Dispute, 81 Is. Bertha cevery by
length Dispute second, Frank Short third, Lizzie D.
tickets paid $1l 20.
race for the Monmouth Cup will take place.