New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
EXTRA DAY AT MONMOUTH PARK


POOR RACING AND SMALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
BELLA, MARY ANDERSON, AELLA, HosPoDAR
AND FELIX TIE WINNERS
The racing at Long Branch Yesterday was OF
inferior quality the attendance small and he betting
very light for Mr. waton's charitable effort 10 aus
tain the booknakers their business would have been
s.agnant. His benevoenco cost him some handsome
sums two close hnshes, aud there was one
startling upset In the first handicap OF three
quarters Of mile Bcduun the fayoI1te and thanks
to Donohue's mastery riding he just beat
Sir Hugh on the nRsh line by n short head Arthur
Hunter was very confident that his horse would win,
and had backed him freely. Sir Hugh really ran very
well but Donohue actually outro1e Barbee who was on
Mr. Hunters horse Sir Hughs success would have boon
very popular. for everyone likes TO see 30
sterling modest and excellent a turfmln AS
Mr. Hunter prosper. Mary Anderson ran third
III this race Bouucer fourth. and Corsair last Bells
took the purse for alden twoyearois Tho hVorte'
g. L. Lorlafds Magnate, did himself no credit and the
finish was between Mr. withers's unnamed colt by King
Erueat-Fan Fan and Bella. The Wlthers colt
Z" quit" when he seemed sure Of success. MagnAie
was third, Felicia foarth, and Farwater last Next
came the upset IL was a handicap OF one mile, ana
Sweet Home, Memeno, Corsar aud Mary Anderson ran
Nearly all the betting Sweet Homo and Memcnto
the others beng neglected. Sweet Home carried the
most money, Mary Anderson had not shown much
speed in the first race and had been running
80 badly this year that che had very few
supporters She could not have won, but that sweet
Home and Momento each other almost to a stand
stl cOntesting every stride from the first All MARY
Anderson and COrsar had 20 do to wait and let them
exhaust themselves which they did completely Conse-
quently Mary Anderson won easily, CorSalr second
sweet Home third and Mement0 last. Mutual pOol
tickets paid S95 90 for So rich return with only four
starters.
The fourth race was another handicap with Girola,
Infanta Aella Hilary, Maise and Bonnie Castle for
-. hufffn hitf
Aella beat Giroaa by neck after a stir
ring finish Hilarity was third Bonnie Castle
fourth Nalise fifth and Infanta last George LOril-
lords stable is only wreck compared with its strength
in past seasons IL occasionally gets race In the
selling only two ram Hospodar aud Marathon, ana
Hospodar easily Felix was frs IN the hurdle race
"a good run, KITTY Clark secoud' Bernadhe third
Frank Short fourth and Mrs Chubbs Last
First racc-Handicap sweepstakes; all ages S29 each
with 5000 added 500 to second; distance Is mile.
Five starers-Henry's gelding BedOuin by Bblet-Nut
wood Maid % years l0J pounds, ridden by Donohuel;
Shrewsbury Stables geding Corsair, by Genes-Cro"n
let A. l25 FeakesJ; Pelham Stables goding Sir Hugh
by Wayery- Mile j. a, 1lS, Barbeei WardelPs marc
Mary Anderson by yentilaor-Queen Of Scots %. lOS
Eyansj; and G.. L. Lorard's lilly BOuneer by Leaning
tou-Easue g. 100 UraD Pools-Bedouin S25. Corsair
| $50 Sir Hugh go, field $40. Books-Bedoun even,
Corsair 2 10 /, Sir Hugh to l. BOuncer to l. Mary
Anderson 10 TO l. Bouncer got the best OF the start
| and led down the backstrcteh by two lengths with
Bedouin second and Sir Hugh third After they had
| run three furlongs Sir Hugh took the hrst
| place, BOuncer being second and BedOuln third
| Sir Hugh kept his lead so we'll that at the
| furlong post It ssemed impossible for BOdouln to
catch him. Donohne has rarely done harder or better
pieco OF riding BY the exercise OF all his arts ana by
forcing Bedouin 10 the utmost there was In him he just
barely overlook sir Hugh in front Of the judges, and the
decison was that Bedouin had won by short head.
| Mary Anderson was third, three lengths behind Sir
Hugh Bouneer fourth and Corsair last. The time was
fast l:I64 and tho was good ono for both geld
ings Sir Hugh got back his speed Tor short race,
while Bedoun running faster than ever before. He
WAS sold ou of Pierre Lorilards st.bo but worth
keeping Corssir made poor show, being Last all the
| way Mutual pools $3.50.
| second race-For two yearoids that had never won
| race purse $500 distance u mile. Five starters
keys ally Bella Fiddesteks Berenioe l07 pounds,
Hrennsul; c. l. LOrillards colt Magnase, by Glcnelg-
| Mink UIo, UraD; Withers's unnamed colt by King
water by nl-Used-Lady Blessington tlO7, Donohuel
and Belnont's nlIy Felicia. by I-Used-FeIuocs QO7
! Barbee) PoOls-Feicia 800, Magnaie $40 Bella $40,
field $50. Books-Magnato to ), Felios TO !, Bella
TO 2. Fairwater to /, the Fan Fan colt
| to l. The Fan Fan colt first OH
Magnae second, Bella third, Felicia fourth, and Fair
wafer last The withers colt and Msgnato made close
IN tho first quarter mile tho Fan Fan colt keeping