New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-18
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.

| RrCKsrONE LAURA GLASS, CHEcKMArE, KENO
| BELL BOY AND GUY THK WINNERS
| There were seven races at Long Branch yes
| terdav The association h too generous SIX are
| enough Seven WEAKNESS to the hesh. Inc AIR
was heavy with deadly heat close and clngng "A TO
stiae all energy Most Of the track deep mud, sti
and heavy hard stuff to force hoofs through By the
ouer rails there dry and dusty path, when
most of the racehorses followed getting better footing
bu going longer Journeys The time In every race was
therefore very slow.
In the first Yorkshire was far too feet for Aea and
Neufchatel. In the .Moet and Chandon Stakes
Blackstone was last in the betting, but
first at the end with Dsdain. Bella, In
constant Magnate and Thures behind him.
But he had the best OF the weights aud much the best OF
the start and most certainly the best horse did not WIN
For the West End Hotel Stakes only Amazon. Laura
Glass and Memeuto The oyerrated Amazon was
thought sure winner She came in last, Laura Glass
winning easily 1t is not cleansing for the turf that
FLY ruled at Brighton for fraud should win an I'm
portant stake at Monmouth Venerable Checknate got
the handicap, and Mary Anderson, Priam and cara H.
not with him at the end That battered old wreck
Keno toitered around three legs in the selling
race, bu he tottered fast enough TO get away from
Ho,podar and Marathon Another two-to-one favorite
come 10 Judgment. Bel Boy, ridden by Mr. Ward was
before Ninusd1en by Mr. Constant. in the Mirage Stakes
gentlemen riders, and, that fossil fragment Guy
won the hurdle race II good day for remnants oil
the early geologic periods.
First raoe-Free handicap sweepstakes. 25 each. with
500 added 500 to second; distance q mile sweet
Home and HeolandToe we're Withdrawn. -Four starters
--Snedekers Ceiling Yorkshire, By ReforIn-Yorkshre
Lass g years, 100 pounds, VI. Donofue); c. L. Lori-
lard's FLY Aea, by GlcnelgLa Henderson q, 100. Den
Eis); G. G. Davis's horse Neufchato by Strachino-Ec
tic o. 100 Ouey), aud Rannatyne's unnamed FLY, by
Alarm -warwckshre &C. So Galiagherj. Poois-York-
shire $25 field SIS. Books-2 to l Yorkshire, > to
against Aea, 5 to / against Ncufchate and 10 to l
against the Alarm FLY. Aslla led for quarter mle
then Yorkshire passed her and soon had them all in
trouble. He well in hand by two lensta7 ia l:2oh,
Aca second three lengths before Neuicnate the Alarm
flly beaten far Off Mutual DIS, IS 90
Second racc-Noet and ChandOn Champagne stakes ior
by Ncssrs. Moe and Cbandon special weight conditions
filiies Inconstant by Glenyon--Lizze Berry 107,
shaaer), and Disdain, by Moccasn-Eyplosion az,
scks-Berence ni2 Hughesl, and the colt rhurles by
LisOon-Austra d03. Brenaan) g: L. Loriliards colt
Magnate, by Gienelg-MnX QlO, CONNER; ana
Witherss BIT Blackstone, by sonrhenge-Mary BncGley
uO3, Evans. Iools-I Loriard'o entries TO Kelly
Jhurles to > each, Bella to :, Magnate 10 Buck
stone II l. This wac settled ~ tlle START aAu
BID riding. Blackstone being far in front when the as
fe IncOus tant second, Dsdain tnrd, Bella pal oursh
Mamate itn ana Thurles last. Buckslone rad run -
i'll in every race before that the 1ders of the otner
horses despised HIM and let him get lead 81 Tour
lengths the first qnarer and six III ne X fur ohS
surprising that a- usual he would "quit" III the home
stretch RGt with the advaniag" ~ the start ana thr
Dig lead III the second quarter LNans was aDIe tc pick
ouI part Of the track, ana 10 handr MS cOl Ten
dcry and lently II any of III others coald nave got
up near Lin Bucistone Molh h've gwen !, up, on
Evans hin well mat ne won Dy length IN
2l, Dfdan second iour ieusthS before Bella tnn sn1
a eng before incOnstant fourth, Magnate hiih ana
rhulcs last The judges put up lnconsianf. nnOeI n
second alier long delay tncy set The matter right
Third rSce2S,est End Hotel Stakes three-year-od
flies 500 eacn aaii forfeit Dut WIN decaion con
ditios 81 900 added, $500 10 second; weight penalties
ana allowances; distance = mile. lhree starters
Gl3 mounds jones' r. tonl.lds or 4m@lon o6 D.
I ht
Pools-Amazon $50. field so. Books--
TO OF Amazon, 10 2 against Laura Glass TO /
against Msmento. MemcniO made tnc pace anu lcd u!
half . d,zeI lengths i'll TIE nrst quarter Ihe ana ~
Tour Lengths ~ ,' 6 sGo h Ncrnc rie end of
the irst ple Laura class moved up bu AmrIon seemed
the lower turn. ana coming easly aiong won by ten
lengths il 2:56l2, Memeno second ana Amazon twenty
lengths behind ner Tne three wcnr over much more
man the half Tor iey ran close BY the outer
rails AL the way. Mutual pools, - 49,
with 500 added 800 to second distance, y miles.
TwilIams's yeidng Checknate, by Glen Athoi0fnlCiy
(aged, 10 pounds, Feaker); Nardeis mart Mary An
Niorriss colt Prlam, By Propnet-Regardicss q, 100.
Eyans) and l. j. Badwlns MAZE Cara D.,
Cieckmatr 50 PIiIm ~, iary Anderson $40 Cara
ID $40. Books-Checkmate to D, Prlam 10 = Mary
Anderson 90 l. Cara d. To- |. MARY Anderson leu up
last quarter when hcrknate went eeal! to Lac
'front.' and by eight lengtn, IN 23j, Nary Anderson
second a length before Prah tnrd Clara d. ten icns Ii
behind PA Mutual pools, I'll 80 $780,
Fifth race-sellng allowances Tor purse OF $500,
IA miles. Three rtarers-iIai Decks edlug Marathon,
py klug ErnestA a years, iOG pounds, ". DOno
nue. y Carroll Liv,ngston's horse UO-podar, ny LOh-cl-
Capitoa o. 1O5, DenuIs; ana sichelPs horse Keno
by Chi ncOtuc-Cnsnce taged, IOl. 5hauer. Pools
Marathon FlOO, nclu $40. BOJks-3 to on Marathon,
4 10 AGAINST Keno and to J against hOsp1daE Keno
showed the first furpng. Dui Marathon lea
by The Keno lrsi AGAIN IN the second quar-
ter aud, though Marathon nadoa great chOft 30 ect up
lie fuled cnaucr Kept the Il morse
work, and the mui suited MIN while II cippicd
Marathon and could not beat even Hp-pOdOr. Keno
Dy lengths III 2:l9s, HOspodal second twenty
lengths before MarathOn No Dlu lOI inc Wl1ncr' m-
tual pools So 40.
sixth race-Nirage Stakes handicap sweepstakes for
gentlemen riders, 80 each, play or pay, with 5000
added, $75 to second distance one mile ii was stated
in tine conditions must START race, put
King EIuest-Nina "A, 100, Mr. COnstaut), and Bradys
ncldlug Bell Boy by Long ~ Ow-Bcc Knight (6, 49,
Mr. ward. POOs-Nlnus SO Bell Boy 10. Books
10 To ON Minus, against Bell Boy. Tine two
proved the better and b. four lengths In 1877
Mutual pools, - 30.
Seventh race-Handicap hurdle race, III miles, for
$500 500 to second. -Four striofS-keuuy's
eelding Frank snort by Glen AtbOi--Helle Brandon
(aged I4O, Kenny; NJ j. Dale b ty Bernadney Bon
ME ScOtand-IrlDuatiOn a. $50, FOru; Brady geld
ing Guy, by Narfaganset- CnIgnOn aged, l33, Nc
C0wanl and Long Island stables geldng Harry Cow,
GleneIg-Nelne Grim a, 49,, MyHnl. Pools-Berna-
dine n25, Guy $40, Frank short 9lS, Harry Cow -.
TO D. Frank Short TO l. Guy To -,
Harry Cow tO2 Bernad.ne was III advance 10 tine
sl half mile when Guy went by her aud FIRST 20 the
end winning by icltls III 2:27 Harry Cow second,
dozen lengths before Bernadlne Frank Snort last by
as much. Mutual pools, SIS 40.
the racing at monmouth Park Will end tomorrow for
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RACING AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 17.-This was the seven
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