New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10

MONITOR GETS THE CLIP


simnons's career as starter at the time. Mr.
Simmons is an amiabc and accomplished man. No one
ever suspected him of improper motives. He certainly
means TO do we'll But his good intentions have only
served as pavement for place that is hotter than
Long Branch with land breeze. Honorable, amiable
and intelligent, he is yet much out of place in
starters stand as clergyman would be in prize ring
| lie has no control over the Jockeys and makes
! inc saddest messes of the send-ons Mr.. Antony
Taylor trainer of Mr. Pierre Lorillard's stable told
the truth ersely in his instructions Jockey Shancr
just before the twoycar-old race Yesterday .sDon't
mld the starter Mr.. Taylor remarked with various
emphatic ornaments of speech He don't amount 70
anything You just get of in front" shauer obeyed
He did not mind the starter and got off so far i'm front
that the favorite Nightcap tired ont in trying m
make up the lost ground Unless the association gets
another starter for the August meeting it viii keep
great many away from the races
G.. L. Lorillards Greenland and Fcrida ran FIRST and
second in the first race with Uncas close third In the
handicap for hreeyear-olds Mr. Reeds Hermit and
new arrival from the West named VALPARAISO had the
finish to themselves Hermit proving the better The
third race settled by the start Flight getting away
so iar III 'front.' OF the best animals in the that
was able to take it easy reserve herself for the
hrlong III which she ouran the rest readily. Monitor
TOOK the Monmouth Cnp after splendid contest with old
Parole. few strides from the end Monitor seemed
beaten. hut he rallied finely and snached the nrize
from Parole. Sioux with Costello on his back
got the selling race, but Big Medicine tl,o
second horse, ran well as to show that
there was fraud in the race the opening day. in which
1t was pretended that Big Medicine was lame Very
properly, Bryant, the owner OF Big Medicine
and Swiney, his rider first day were rlcd Off tho
course forever They Will be admitted TO any re-
spectacle track hereafter The punishment was severe
but just and the lesson needed IT would have been
well If the Coney Island Jockey Club had taken similar
action in one or two of the June Mt shccpshead
Bay In the steepechase the favorite Bertha f. H. and
the second choice Disturbance, only able to get
third place. Derby winning fine race.
First race Handicap sweepstakes S35 each with 500
ADDED the second TO receive $3.50; L. miles, Starters
G. L. Lorillards colt Greenland g years 10Y ponnds,
and mare Ferida g, 10; L. w. Jerome's horse One
Dime o, l1G), r. Lorillards horse Uncas g. ia and
Wthers's colt Resicde @, so. Poos-G L. Lorari's
entries, $3.50; One Dime, Sl25 Uncas. Sf5 and Reci
eide. $50 Betting in the books-2 TO against Green
land to against One Dime, to against Ferida 70
against Uncas, and 10 TO ] against Regicide The
start was struggling, Greenland and Regicide
dashing of in front. Ferida next One Dino
fourth, and Uncas fifth So they ran for half mile NJ
an easy pace Passing the Greenland had his neck
before Eesicde he ono length before Dime Ferida
order and Regicde showed that he was firing Fepida
cond Greenland and he Won nv Length nnc l
Thip IN 239l4 Ferds second neck before Uncas one
ienrths IN he rear 1t excellent performance
win against such horses florida Uncas and Ose Dime
All three leaders dashed freely in the hosestretrb
faish Mutual pool tickets paid s. 60 Tie race Vas
poor sandieanpng g. L. Lorilards entries being treated
SECOND race-IIandicop sweepstakes for threcyesr
Sl2O lls miles; startersG. l. Lorlard's colt Sann-
co e pounds ana selding Sir Hugh ql7 Reeds
cot strAihspey 90. p. Iorillarl's My Spark Go5,
900 Shaws colt Valentino 1901 and Bannaiy fisS
asere g. ana lmaida !.3r Pools,i l. Lorilsrds
70; ana AL The rest IN the field Sll0 Betting in the
against Hermit to l. Pram to /, strapispcv 70 l.
NalparhS2 10 10 L. Edendery u 70 !. spark II to l.
r5iam Hermit, sir Hugh and Imada eo away in front
often do Valparaiso shot do The running as II he
had be- iired from gun and SIR Hugh ou 10 chase
tic bacEstretch Hermit eiocd % MN Along
such lead that it seemed even then smost ccrin a1
"V ~o.i WI ~ M nnaiAso ong 10 him galiany, how
IT Up in the lat quarter, and Cost 10 brought M, fhe
",rF io ara entry s2unterer But he could not
hoI tight Of 1t in The nual furons. Hermit Winning
saunter@r Vninntino Hgt sir ,"I i'm "lthn engh of
enth, Pram eighth strathspev ninth Er ,a1 sew
lnlalda last lmada ran away for. The race si,o.,
mi is bad colt, II VALPARAISO lad be iiei
been rbanc 'or e S inc result MIGHT perhaps have
Far si g sc'-hi9s OF a mile for two-yearolds
acr Starter, Reds ny s Nirs f91'SI oi ana ALLOW
-, t. ioliagds my bouncer ulol the Pelham s;abes
mo4tT coz Bandni 900. and Z. .Iorlards nliy Feht
Pirc $50: Drosheda SO; Bandit SEQ and ri ht SO
hc,tihg IN the book" Against Nishtcap. 10 D. agansf
l. Bandit 10 and flight 10 to1 TG siV s.r, to
Bonncer third Bandit fourth N-hicap aud Dr"SSe,
far back Vampire made rush ANA sot tac Lead +, ~
up the ground lost The start passr Fi.hi 'I 'ue
got her head in front of Vampire bur he rfrf 80
great and she went an to pieces in tSe Loe Vas TOO
me start Killed al her chances. Flight benz well
lddcn sie2dcd aud nurscd by ShsUcr was able 10 an
run me rest at the end. and by three lengths in
tUn'2 vampire second neck before Bouncer BANDIT
i2nrh ha en-h behind Bouncer Drorhe,i NJ sri
cap and Droshtda for the race and MADE ye Nsai-
people extremely unhappy, for Nirhicap "a fbs hs,g
S63 was " my WIN most OF friends Mutual pools
FSqrin race Monmouth Cup. a sweepstakes Of $40
ceiNc $500 The winner Of the Baltnnnre 49, 10 re-
or Conty island cup for 1881 to carry 3 nouni
@ years ~ pounds, winner OF The Ban,cri yl,ol
r. Lotl,,ialds Seiulug Parole aeed, I'D vinrp,,
P Po"i @, 10 Sonner's hlly Gndela q. Ii5.
'92n monitor; S1o0 Checnnatc. $50: PARMA
was on Parole. Murpay stoercd CheoAmatc and S,xrc
~.S IN enc, KS saddle Monitor made the rqimnin, ~
as he mas almost Invariably done in he rar~s ybb
has Won DuilhS INC Nist mile his lead varied IRON,
running second, Parole ALWAYS within ' t. |
or tnr.e ehsths OF her, and Checlnlaie lying |
M up to he stand after running a mile ana n nu,,
Ivy Tiosed up tne 81 ps somewhat and they passed
two icngths ahead Of iehsla paga OF her and
III me next quarter Costello looked back N;nS,tor
sun hsd three lengths the advantage OF Cliurlio ami ~
we nan ehslh before Parole SO they ran hy no
DacAstreich Ghdchs got To Monitors tail Cbc.kr,o
'nu faroie neck and neck two lengths behind h.r
length the best of it, with Giaela ~" l,.ha
before Parole he quarter length ahead of Check
Oh me las mile Monitor kept his lead of n lcnr, IN,
~; sun second Chcc Anac now third half le-t
Whiie ace was yet length before Cde.;s b"ad hnS
0Aoehiii.e ";ts now within half length OF the nu,s
stretch Teakes pushod the Gallant , a home ONE
worked his way mn ta S,r ana Parole inch by inch