New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.


THE OTHER WINNERS.
Although two important stakes were run for
ot Monmouth Park Yesterday the attendance was light
and The betting small Perhaps the general dssatlstac
ton with the placing Of horses on that course
was the principal cause OF this state Oh
affairs There again reason Tor ianI
finding yesterday. In the Omnibus STAKES ioih
Plunket to every eve outside the judgcs' stand got
second place but the judges gave it TO Wyoming Ihere
WAS delightful breeze blowing aud discomfort from
heat but the afternoon seemed duh and tame. WIN
very few exceptions, tho horses were OF poor Ho III"
the great prize OF the meeting, the Omnibus otaAe
TO Harry Gilmore animal OF moderate merit ~
wretched running at Saratoga last week mls'eu III oN
ccp those in the of what he could really uo' n
consequently his success was extremely u'popu
performance at Saratoga, in fact was 80 very onu ,,'
II looks now like cheat intended TO influence 'he pf'
ting on tho Omnibus. The track was Ao"' "N p'0'
time the rule. .-,,
In the rst race Miss Lumley away from Wre'cheu
lot making the mile in 1:4S. Tho seconu WIS ~,
the Criterion Stakes for twoyeholuS' aIu
Mr. Cassatt's Fairfield, with only loS pounuS
ON his hack sue,eeded in beating Nimrod, lnconstant
Magnate and Lucky b. All of these but Lucky b. were
lightly weighted, and there is not really mgh-clasS
racer among them If Pizarro had started, even WIN
the 100 pounds which the conditions Of the race woud
have put on him. he wonld probably have won so lhr
superior ia he to any Of them If Appleby Johnson's
treat col, Forester had not been lame he would have
run for the Omnibus Stakes, although he would
have been compelled to carry 125 pounds. Even
with that weight he would have put 10
rOut the sorry troop tnat ran iney
were Wyoming, Harry Gilmore, Tom Plunkett' DupeA
and Macbeth, not genuine racehorse In the nVe'
Unfortunately Forester stepped on stone and lamed
hose though he will probably be tit 10 race again In
week OF the five that star ed Wyoming was strong
favorite but Harry Gilmore was backed heavlly'
wyoming ran as If he were stiff. and lame, and
Harry Gilmore's success in 2:44A was very easy Inc
turf seems in sad pass when Carley b. WINS the
Trayers BOatman the kenner, and Harry Gilmore the
Omnibus There are very few good threeyear-olds III
training now.
Parole uas favorite the field IN the fourth race
but Feakes Iost it through confidence thinking ne
had Mary Anderson surely beaten and allowing her W
catch him the post. Parole dld nave her oc"'e"
surely enough if Feakes had begun riding earlier 1c'k
shire left Rochester far behind in the selling race
Three ran in the steeplechase-Re Bonham BernaIihe
and GUY No steepeehase this year had more the
look of swindle than this ohe. When Guy ana
Bernadine at the point farthesI from 'no
spectators judges both left the course ana Ike Boh
ham only had to canter the Journey Ihe judges
accepted the statements OF the riders Of Guy aud Berna
dine that Guy bolted and BeInadne followed hun, and
they took no action. Only few days ago two steepe-
chase riders were ruled off the Saratoga course Tor an
affair that had no worse aspect than this. The specta-
| tors left Monmouth Park thoroughly disgusted
First race-For horses that lad never won race one
mile for a purse of $500; special weight conditions.
Five sare Bedford Stables ly Gusse by Hurrah
Margin g years, 50 pounds, BrenDan) Snedekers :
nlly Miss Lumley by bennington or Reform-Lady
umey g. 9Os NJ. Donohuel Brady's gelding Bell Boy,
by Longfellow-B Belle Knight aged &C. Onley) Wllkin-
sons geldng Baly. by LOngiellow-Grey Helen "A, "a,
Barrett aud Prcaness Stables 1ly VrGiloite by Nr1l
-Regan g, So J. Donohue). Poos-Gussie NJ 80
field S2J. BOoks-GUssie NJ. even Miss LnIu-
BE 4 l.,
l. virgilette 10 to l. Bell Boy was first off and
led so much in the first quarter that his friends were
hanny But he is coward Of the worst kind, and was
lasi Al the end Miss Lumey took the lead in the thrd
nuarer and cam in eaaerne six lengths before Bal
witt the favore, GIsSie NJ, third length behind Baily
Vrgilette fourth twenty lengths BACK OF Gnssie NJ ana
Bell Boy III the The time very SLOW. AS ana
indeed the five wretched lot. Mutual pools,
second race-CriterOn Stakes for two-yeear-ods 500
caeh half forfeit but 9ny fo u 1eGaTo at b ne HI 81 Mb
III 600 added $3.50 second; winning penalties and
distance 3 mile The i've were Pierre Loiard's pair
the flly IDc0nstant. by Glenlyon-Llzzie Berry 200
mounds W. DOnOue), and the colt NimrOd. by Glenlyon
Highland Iassie qO3 snaner; q. J.. L"rllaIds colt
MagDate. by Genels-Minx l03 Holloway; MIR.
M herordESiagcir Emerson I5 Hay ward Pools
% Loriiard's entries so. Magnate go, field 500.
BooksP. Lor1lards par ii to 10 Mngnae TO D fall
and obtained thc first time. Evans Instant ~ hurried
Fairfield along. aud AT the end OF the hr7t iurons h
was frat b. halt length, Inconstani running second
haf a length before Manatc, he quarter length BE-
! fore Llcky Is. ad Nlmrcd n close hita. Ihey
/ kept close order the haflnlle, where Fair
aerlds lead was half engih, Maenate having
taken second place, length before lnconstahI, WIN m
LUCKY Il. close fourth. Around the long turn ana We
into The hOmostrech Fairied kept his advantage, Dnt
Inconstant made dash az the lnlohs P'st "ncn Pi'
her head in front for second Evans roc Cespei'tey'
and piled whip and spnr unspanSly Und-r lhc press
the last few strides by Ninro FAIRFIELD very nard
race by length in l:l7h, Nimrod second. hali length
Incons,an and MagDato fh TINS colt having run very
badly the last quarter Tins was the nTst gooi STAKE
won hy MIR KclsO" "a J. Cassatt OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and II was popular success bOth lne own
er and jockey Of FAIRFIELD have been extremely un,
lucky this year. and many friends OF the turf
hope thai this victory VIII be followed ny number oi
! others. Mutual pools, $50 so .,,, ,,oo
Third rac.-Omnibus stakes for three ycaI-Ods, 500
each with $1,000 aided S21OJ 10 the Mn
ner 81 tie secoi d. $1,000 10 nomnaor OF the
winner ana 5OO TO the nomnatOr of the secOnC; dis
ance L. miles weight penalties and allowances There
we're Just nominations for ths rlch axe the richest
| In America and nVe startcrs-P. LOrliards g"ldlng
WyOning by War Dance-Oyponent ll3, Feakesi; Clli-
ton Bells geldng Harry Gilmore, by BMcKden-uim
Wagner inLrc llj. W DOnOlucl; ". l.. Cassidy
coli Tom Piunkett, by Gleneg-ka'e Na'tingy
llS, CarroG PreEknese Stables c"t Macot,h' py
Mac troon-Jersoy Belle as Holloway; and Withrrs's
gcdng Duplex by Macaroon OF King trncst-Echo Ql3'
iiarry Gilmore 50, Macbeth 81, Duplex -. Books
even FTy lo % pnnex GS To- To- iG The rlo sr VAS
good Macbeth going AVA first Harry Gilmore second:
under pull, bat Fe"kes mnSt nave been IN, IN
structcd to set the pace, for Wyoming qWcky
lengths ii,astt6S at ihe close Of the first furlong.
8efore the threequarters post was gained TINS was
lebseAcd
tliee leugths, Ton Puukctt second quarter length
bc ore Harry Gilmore he hall length better on than
Macbeth, duplex IN the next quarter wyoming
remained 'front.' but the positions Of the Others
changed, and passing the stand wyoming was Two
lengths lead. Macbeth secJn neck before Harry
Gilmore, Tom Plunkett fourth length bCh nd Harry
| Gilmore and a length before Duplex. In the next
| quarter WyOmings advantage reduced to
| a length, ard Tom Plunkeu second But on the
b.ckstrctc Harry Gilmore resumed tne second position
fast his head before Wy omins - AT
The hAli-Ie post, Tom Plqnke! running third Harry
Gilmore steadily Increased lead, and proved an
WI ner in The slow time of IAN Tom Plunkett
| well III the last furOng, and the spectators
| thought that he got second place by neck
| from Wyoming but the judges awarded 1t to Wy
| tdnlng. Duplex fourth, a length and