New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
EOLE WINS THE MONMOUTH CUP.

1t was q rattlng, bustling crowded day at
Monmouth Park yesterday, for eight
run and there variety and incident
enough to satisfy the most exacting. ThS
spectators were very numerous and the grand
stand radiant with bright eyes, fair faces brilliant
gowns, glowing ribbons and parasGls The attendance
OF ladies from Long Branch and NewYOrk was larger
than July for discomforts OF an oyerwhelm-
ing crowd and OF bad weather kept many away Alto<
geher, It must count OF the genuinely successful
days OF the Monmouth Park Association But there
black clouds in this sunny sky. Pierre Lor-
lizard did start Hswasse for the Cup, and the feel
ing prevalent that he had INTENDED 70 start
| her. Announcing fayorte racehorscs as probable
starters in in which they are not really meant 10
run an old trap TO catch the public But 1t 10 not
creditable either to association or an owner IL
would not have been wise to such hlly with her
valuable engagments in such race All the moro
reason for not ing the impression that she would
part Secretary COster ought not TO have tele-
graphed TO the newspapers on Thursday night that
she would start unless he was sure OF IT, Tho
public does not like be fooled and in the long run
not wise for racing racing associations to prom
ise what they not likely 70 perform. But the worso
yesterday the starting Nc Sheridan. in tho
main, does WELL but yesterday he dsgraced himself His
blunders would have shamed schooboy. He kept the
people waiting full hour for the start In the two
year-od race. and when 1t 1t about as
bad could be, while the send-or for the Corn-
THAN Stakes was so grevous that he Kissed and
groaned with great vigor. Mt Sheridan started ex-
cellently last year. Why he does poorly In comparf'
this year it Ia impossible to explain To his bad
management and excessive intervals between Of the
races it was that NewYorkers could not get homo
until O'Clock Such delays serious mistakes
They dsplease the public and lessen the attendance
Every actor and actress the track-and there were
many, the Long Branch dramatic colony being well
represented-had mutual pool ticket on Captain
BILLY" Connors Glidelia in race, aud rejoced
| faas ararf IN
John Mccullough and is universally known and uniyer'
sally popular the dramatic and racing worlds. His
fine fast and well, aud made the pace
strong that her only dangerous riyal-Far Count
| was utterly exhausted. The match surprised
the majority. Arthur Hunter on Hospodar was so IA
yOred the weights hat the outlook for Mr. Holmes
| Corsair appeared hopeless. The betting to L
against Corsair But he is big, powerful horse that
carries weight easily aud Hosp0dar looked as II be had
been shot out Of gun-barrel when Corsair had got
| through with him. Carroll Livingston should make
haste utilize Hospodar in the manufacture Of glue.
He good for nothing In the third for two
| yearsold the pitabe spectacle of Mr.. sheridan's
ineGicency enraged the multitude for an hour. Hughes,
James E. Key's jockey, who rode Carlyle did Just as he
pleased he always does and made light OF the start
ers orders Hughes be reduced to subsection
he should be off the track. In the he forced
the Preakness stables hy Vintage into the fence spoil
ing her chances This probably done maliciousy.
Hughes inscriptions enough for that Tne owner OK
Vintage righteousy indignant. WoodhOger ran
good winning handsomely. So did lnfanta la tho
handicap for treey yearod the fayorte, Duplex, being
much inferior her. After that the Cup, and boo
overcame Monitor and Girofe without calling out his
Monitor made poor display, coming in last
EOle Hindoo but is fair cup horse. The selling
| race was by Marathon, and the
judges without rhyme reason awarded
/ second place TO Jim Farrell. though Constantine
actually in second. In the Corinthan Stakes Ar
thur Hunter on Arsenic avenged himself Mr. Holmes
for the result Of the match Mr.. Holmes was on Bonnie
Oaks, fit candidate for the glue-pot with Hopodars
Felix was first the steepechase after OF rare
which Kitty Clark Ohio Boy and Bertha bore
| themselves creditably There were no falls.
GIIDELJA's TRIUMPH OVER FAIR COUNT.
First race-Free handicap sweepstakes $50 each, with
$50 added $3.50 to second 1i9 miles Four starters-
Couner's mare Gdela, by Bonnie Scotand-Waltz %
years. 115 pounds ridden by Holloway; PettenglPs
Gelding Fair Count, by Dudey-Adee (aged, ll6, W.
Donohue); CaldwePs geldng Ballast, by Bonnie Scot
| land-Panchette a, 10, McCannJ; and Armstrong;
gelding Blumen, by GlengarryHOp a. SO. j. Donohue).
Pools-Glidelia $780, Fair Count 500, field S25 Books
Gdeia even Fair Count to 5, Ballast to l, Bumen
l6 to /. In spite OF having high weight Ghdeha
running from the start aud IL proved 10 be ex-
celent policy for she took the heart out OF Fair Count
by the way she hurried MIN. II he choose his time
and come with burst in the last quarter he is dam
gerous horse, but he race from eend to
eend old Harper used say Gidelia led from the
first stride the During the first halfme she kept
about two lengths Fair Count IL the next quarter
she moved little further away, but along the back
stretch five furongs from the finish Donohue shook up
Fair Count and he gained on Ghea until his head was
at her the halfmile post. He could not stay
| there and she darted away from him aud got two
lengths iD advance before reaching the bomesretcn
track al the fuIlong post. Gdella won by six lengths
2:41l2, FAIR Count second, dozen lengths before
Bumen had any chaDce. They were wholly OUT
cassed Mutual pools rs 80. Gldelia's success was
very popular.
MR. HOLMES WINS THE MATCH.
Second race-Match for $1,000 side between the
Shrewsbury Stables gelding COrsair BY Glenex
-Crownlet "A years. $50 pounds, ridden by
Devereaux Holiness, and Carroll Lvingstons
horse Hospodar by Longfellow-Captola (5 1Z5. Ar
thur Hunter distance one mile The betting very
lively on this race the books Everyone know that
Corsatr the better horse, but many
thought that he could give SC much
weight to Rospodsr In the early pools Hospodar
brought Sl05 to S75 Cossair aud In later $50 to
$50 Tor Corsar The closing odds in tho books only
2 TO against HospOdar and 2 to against Corsair.
and kept the lead for more than
quarter mile In the second quarter Mr. Hunter sgttated
the sluggish Hospodar and he scurred by Corsar and
was no less three lengths In front at the halmc
post 1t certainly then seemed to DC all over Win nS
better than Hospodar and az the head OF tue hone-
Hospodar proved himself coward and susgsrd, and
Corsar made melancholy object Of MIN, winnng easily
Hunter aud his friends hackers Of things
Mutual pools Sl2 So
wooDFLowER FIRST OF THE Two-YEAR-oLps.
Third raoe-For two-year-olls, FIVE furlongs for .
purse OF $780, special weights- Nine starters-BeE
monts fly woodhOwer by Hi-Used-WoodbDe uo7
pounds Barbee j. F. Kelys colt Carlyle, by il-Used-
Caroline (l07 Hughes; p Lorillards fly Battledore,
by Glcnlyon-Nutwood Maid u07 shauer) Preasness.
stables hly Vintage, BY Virgfl-MadaIne Dudley noA'
Holloway; snedeker's nlly Touch-menot by Attila-
dam bennington mare OO4 W. Donohuel Howard's
hls Farwater, by H-Used-Lsdy Blessnston tloi, J.