New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-16
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.


RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK
THREE or THE FAvORITEs suCCEss0UL-s HUGH
BEDoUIN, FHLETTE. GABRIEL, VIOLA AND
STRYCHNINE THE WINNERS.
Though the day was cool and comfortable
| the attendance at the Long Branch not
large usual. extra day. and though some
good horses OF the turf of magn
tude appeared The association has concluded
try new starter. Mr. Simmonss mistakes had caused
serious complaint and probably had something do in
lcssenng tho number of spectators. He
| as unfortunate usual yesterday, sending the
horses away very unevenly. James Sheridan
will hold the starters flag to-day. Only
three favorites successful Sir Hugh Fillete and
Gabriel and of these had marked lead in the
betting. Bedouins defeat Of Olivia not especially
surprising. for Olivia has before shown herself OF
worth Vioa's victory in the selling race, however,
amazed all but the Brighton Beach party that followed
her fortunes, and mutual pools paid $S7 for So The
brilliant hurdle Glasgow failed strychnine
In the steeplechase though If Glasgow has been ridden
with more judgment strychnine might perhaps have
been second and Glasgow first But Srychnne q fine
steeplcchaser
Pierre Lorlard's FLY Spark leaving her
stable for the fourth kicked old negro employed
In the stable in the head 1t not believed that he
could survive his inur lie had travelled with
OF Mr. Lorillard's horses England and a faithful
and useful servant.
a tch viii he run this week, probably Friday, be-
tween two.ycarolds from Pierre Lorard's G. l..
Lorilards stables for 81 900 n sde T. Lorillard 10
name son or daughter of his stallion Saxon and G. H.
Lorlard to name one in his stable he wishes. The
match made last year when the two brothers
discussing the merits of their yearngs. r. Lorillard
will probably name Hawassa, fast lly that has run
two races this year winning BOTH and c. L. Loriard is
likely to select the well-known Mcnento. The two
would make good race.
First raccOne mile, for purse of $500. Starters
Ti Il; H. lTrsras f"lSE eir ngh @ ySars 9t pounds
MoqIr9se i lis; hnroee ana WintSso mar Ianreole
trose Sco, Iaureole $50 Bettins in the books TO 10
against Sir Hugh; to 10 against Duke Of Monrose 80
The start pnke OF M3ntrose second Two lengths before
at the Quarerpost the Dukes head was at his saddle
ga SO e Two ran at rafting pace gnti they had left
gained and on the lower turn at Sir ughs neck In
or ugh hard Mt work and Barbee was soon using the
WHIP bnt withont elect sir Hugh won by length in
Laqrcoc, she never having beer OF the account,
and never near the others. Mutual pools - 45.
mile, with Selnns allowance. starters-Beimonts my
geldng Bedonin CO.. 0nleyl; O. J." orillards aly
ria TGr s7 aTes %"h SnHs y Ia s S,
Bouucer, $50; La Gloria, $50. In tho books, TO 5
Dounccr, go to against L Gloria Wren the DAG f@lI
DIVA was quarter length before Bounccr but not
straight while Bedoun was two lengths behind Bouncer,
and an equal distance before La Gloria Bounccr shot
the Others were fully in motion she was h,ii a dozen
lengths ahead But when Redoun and Olivia got 10
long had been ran Bouncer two lengths before BE
"a
still Lad two len hs the Best a IL m aG nDn1eT
olivia quarter length Bedoun fast IN the socoud
quarter, and after three fuIlouss just length
hind Bouncer, with Olivia third by length. Al The head
of the homestreich BounGer only neck before Be
donin, while DIVA had ia:len back BONNER could
Keep pace with l'edoun st tho weights ana Beou
easily 10y ength in i17 ouncer second eight lengths
tual pools Si3 20. Bcdoun was entered at a selling
price of 5000 and was not sold.
5000 horses not hasipg run second Tor race OF the
S"i"e oi @ 900 handchps excepted, allowed pounur
hhSmna W N9y cot hesiede g. 100 spermg
natyne'r MY, imcida o. %, Connor; ST. Jamcss geld
Bounce a, lQe Costello Kesos nIy DuIitui Dausii-
Ter g. %, Mckinney, aud Cahis hlly Maggie C. "a,
Bounce 800, Regcidc $50 field $40 In the books,
against Bounce, and from Is 70 90 against any OF
the oilers The race should have been void according
the start After several brcokaway the nag fell to a
nasgnhS rush kesicie being irst four lengths before
l M,n a length around tho turn Bounce
b h1 az .ne PI a pos. she Was the rer bounce
before meida Flet6 Was %nins I1 '1 ny p neek
put the whole lot was fairly well buncncd and the race
Was pretty one TO look at. Along the back-stretch
Maggie G. gave the Others glimpse OF heels. but it
tie aD1re nn ior Ine ied ScHnt engI with Mat
neck before keSicde Imela hfh At nall a mile and
her Hank. with Matte Rapture tLnL a nceS ncnind |
hesc'de ana half length before Ilnalda, Bounce
etose nun, Going down the great curve Maggie |
Bounce nee I nav t h@9tufe ana quarter length, VITA
n ne homcstrcich Maggie C. rctirsd and Nat Nat
We hapture led to the rurlong post. There
fo0hcc coming up the middle of the Matte be,r
close To the rails, terms nut Fett. uad ~
swift lish III the nnal urong to win race by a
Matte Rapture third she ten lengths better OH tnan
i.eslciuo iourth Imeida htD, Maggie sixth, Dutnl
Daugater seventh ana shadow Dance her old fayUre
position, last. Mutual pool tickets paid $2I 80.
win 5000 added, 1923 to the second; IL mies'
Starters-AppieSae's horse Gabriel O. years ~ |
POUNDS; Won Donahuos eolding Callao Is, iO5 in
Hearts g. 3d. Brennan; and T.. Lon lizards ally Sourk
AID III some 81 me a no Is Trained ia ApPesa,es s,be
seihcr but IN most they sold apart. Poois-tl-
HloO IN TIE bOoNs-Lyen against Gabriel 5 10 ur,tnst
;.GA OF Hearts to against SPARK and to AGAINST
Haiao us the tour went by o. stand Gabriel tnrd by
lenh.. ana Jach OF Hearts iast by tue distance
iHiouSn inc next quarter Kent nor |
lead OF length, tho others running in the
ci"sr o'uur, Ia lne second quarter there
ing Che lead Al the nall ,nie post led quarter
spaiA At his shoulders. Gabriel slowly Dut sieaIiy IN
away and by Tour enghs in I57 Callao Sec"nd
three lengths before Jack OF Hoars, ana spark lsi'
Puiiea up Mutual pool tickets pad Sil 20.
WIN selling allowances starers-Kelly's lilly 1",s,n
to ears 81 bounds a'rennan shrewsbury Stables colt
fownee %, 100, haaner). LaAciaud's geldng AIrcS9
h ha,mrs g. 80, RayiSrd Cares goldu Guy g. 90
niIx Ma my T, LIAM A. g. 92 urL lnompsons
Manons My Viola g. s. onisy, obh %a, marie Ms,
bapy o. lOl' Parker Poois--Duke AIontrose 81
field 9l4O In the booKs2 / against the Dyk% ~
MOhtrose to against Lance wood to AGAINST ,i,,s
against Pawnee, . 10 against Baby, 10 to i ag,,nst
Alock Ament 10 10 against Guy Maggie Duffy rie
'front.' viola second, Gossip third Clara ourth Nearly
a badly strung cut aud fawnee Baby led up 70
ivy Ietaihing tneir original advantage. After running
nan nile The iayorite Duke oil MOnIrose p To
third place. having been we'll back. In the
Inc Duke got second position but not oyerase the
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