New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
p.c,No AT MONMOUTH PARK.

WINNERS a.,
The Champion Stakes Mt Monmouth Park
,-o,rht together Eole, GiroHr, Parce Monitor and
chccLmate strong lot met to run Tor tempting pfSclhh
(gbamn,on with its $3.50 each for starters ana $Zo'o
added being OF the good things OF the racing year.
Fole was not announced az starter In Ne"-h on
esday night he included in pools sofa az Long
Branch aud his name was conspicuous on inc o"c'ai
nrogramme He was first in the betting and desrVed 10
be- ms he was frat in the from start to hnish' ana
ran in manner worthy OF all praise II ne ID hanueu
with iudgment-whch not al ways the case-it taxes
Hipdoo to defeat this strong resote colt ut fui weFs
over good distance. Groae came in second far"ih
third Checkmate fourth and Monitor last IL was mo
roco .boroh rhe time was slow-2:A34-but the track
was so extremely heavy and sticky that fast time ID any
race OF the question.
Pierre Loriard was present to his flies Bst'le
dore and Inconstant run fret and second Tor tne
Breeders Stakes and this especially grauIyns !"
him because they both OF his own oreenlpe' i"o
noted Western colt Punster and Mr.. Kellys pair,
Jacobus and Bella fancied In the betting lh"
Mr. Iorillards entries after Pzarro was Hcra'cn'u
but none these seemed able to run on the heay "N
which last suited the RancOcas titles. MT. "ai'"n ~"
nired Punster before the and his admiration eoSt
him round sum. His bitter foe, James e. Kelly mas
river, m his bookmasing stand for the present at least
ami gone TO Saratoga as a mark Of his dspeasure with
the association for not ruling Oh Mr. "HNn'
But tho association still h"urishes MI "ai'on
pet Jockey DOnohre. no less than three ou' ol 'o
dVe
Mr. Uarbccks Mara; hon and the sagacions snedekers
stratbsnev And vet Mr. Walton reported loser
on the dav Possibly the Walton Donohue Snedeker frm
with It's $500 presents from the active partner mas peen
dissolved since the association put It's new rule INTO
force.
The attendance was excellent, the number OF lovely
faces ard pretty gowns the ladies' part OF the grand
stsnd bcin unusual But the air oppressyely hot
and close -
First race-Breeders' Stakes, for foas OF 1880. 500
each for starters with $500 added $lOOO 10 the WI"
ner $500 second, $3.50 the breeder OF tue winner
and $3.50 breeder Of the second; speca weight
allowances; l06 nominations and eight starters dis
lance q, mile Pierre Lorlsrd's fine colt Pizarro did
not start "a ex peced and this disappointment 10
many but Mr.. Lorard had no less than three from ms
stable the The eight starters were D. f. henys
fIly Bella, by Observation-Disclosures uO4
pounds, ridden by Brennan. and tie same own
s5 GS Jp bot" bred y Aa .' S
Nursery Farm ut Babylon; Pierre Lori ards ny lnc)n
slant by T ceLe DTlrS 1ao dol
Shauer). ana the sam owners ily Bati"Iote' oy
n-Nutwooo-Mad 107, W. DJn0IJei, all three brcd
bv Mr. IorllSri Al mis- fsancocas Farm Job town Mr.
Kelsos colt Ia rlcli, by bu.hJn- Aumna tio4 EvanIG
Pulsifer * Scot colt Puns.er, by King Bai-PuzNe
uO7 HOIiowayj, nd vi hers's colt Buckstone,
hy stoneheuge-- lary Buck ey uOi, Urac; Poo..m
Kelly's eur $50 T. IOn lars entries sou, Iun-ler
500, held S25. books-Punster TO ., Jacopns 8 o l.
TO l. Fairfield 10 to l. Bucks one 20 To l. lneIe were
many 1re;Raways. with Punster Always III IRON. 60
encouraged Finally the flag fell 10 tar start WIN
Inconstant leading. Breeze second runs ef t i'
and from start finish llcrre LOrliafus Cu"rs
we're in the van. All three Of ms tlles ran exccicn.E
and were perfect condition as TO reflect trea cfe
on The trainer Punsler good second l0r Hall "a
mile, but could keep tue pace IN the HhaI qnaIe,.
hles first second ana tnlrd an seemed nns ~
take ali the places at t"e Snu' ana al t IN rd me
BALL. dOre, the lucky and eSiliu buy DohOnue
in tne ssdd.e won by nf IA length in l:20, Incon7tant
second q quarter length before Fairfield third meek
before breeze fourth. Punster poor
III H. Jaeobus SIXTH Bella oevent! and hucks one last
BY winning and second places, Mr. Lon ard yot
every dollar OF added money Ii was pam ehonsh thAt
JacoDui Bella aud Pun er were Vcr lar Oelo" VA. eNe
OF previous performances. Punster wac 700 ia'' aud
JacObus and Bella oady OIL to b. beaten III sue
Fairfield ANA Brec ze, every OF them bling only oil
moderate merit alter all Mutual pools. @l6 40. -,
Second race-Champion Stakee, an aSSS, F1 80 o0n
half forfeit bat only 80 II decilfrd 0ut Dy Jus 4, on
to and the tir 10 save 1is sake 70 hola
I'VE starters; distance - nles as no.
"iuaIWUr -ong a. lis BarbeeJ; sneaeAers CIR
III =. Inv TcamIiSl,n-- u. tai Is, 49, W. Don0uueJ;
WiaIns's geIdiug Cheekinate, by Gien Atno-ful Try
Fafo.e by acknowledgements (aged, lIs. Eek o.;
ana g. L. Lor4a ds gfiii"f p M ."In'n s11S
Cnecklnate 500, Gnodo So, Parole so Monitor 80
Boo4s-Eole 70 /, U1ohe 10 l. CseoAin.'e . 10 i,
rnn OF a mlie before the to clear has llng 'nd
Cuec AInate along fast ball IA lie aIte u'p
Parole and GIrohe Gathered easiy a4ouiu tue '"oA,
DOtn looking veiy well la spite OF hcr recent h"u
nrr nr. A0uI,or not gwen any preliminary
run, bdt ied 10 the star'lns-pOst "hne COs'tAo
nal ueing gwen wiin Eoo la tne lead anI CIeIknelr
Tue surprise OF TIE spectators, Ioie was
leut ulcy lie went III sucn bushess-lke Fay
m - ne ~ a l,aa o: SIX leuSln q4arei.
CecHilate ran secoud, nal glh Ue.ore .aOntor.
Girohe fourth ana IaIuIe ciOso up Al INA.
order tue! G''e upth drsS 3Gf t'' mi,e
as they passed judges the FIRST time Eole was lor
lepstns In vance GDeoh.nare secO4d win MO.itor AZ
I,s Is q
ana Parole at uIrode's tall Ia lac next Lui-
long cameo koe the e"G OF II us lead W
a engtn only, Dut aga.n "ensiaway anu ~ Tie quar-
Ter post arc rahnihS iee gu er % d NM , "a"
two lengths before -.oni.or CheeknaIe having go1e
back 10 tnrd place WITH ms neai at aohitons
ga lie, Parole now fourtn and GhOne hith. AonS
tue a,KstreIcn AJnitor got up 70 Oos tall out lost
gro4nd AZ me nAniie pJs', Odc mle VI tHe
nall having been run, Zoe MAJ Two i0nst"s
ne best MunItUr s,cOau MlD IafOie no" Al dohi
tors neck I'll, ckIIato Ourtn ana GTOde idsI On IHc
reuucc lead bat Grh RAJ up to farOes Me- A. ana
CnccAne went 10 tue rear In Tue e'trctcn i-oie
r noa aSw "i 9ae s ohcrs to get up :cn
tie rae nv Iour .nats q role second, lengt. FIRE
Parole pu4i~l NY wnsn 1t Was .olnd
lie could no, Set pace. ChoeKnA,e VS. Iour'h sen
Icing lis JACK Par0i,, and dOHit0r last Tie Time was
STOW, 2:43I4 but track MAS neavy aud noidng L.
wto C .,ly one Of sc Dcst EJe ever ran, aud
wnen hinuOu nnd Inora are not III III Nclhi,y E,.s
| weight ii mus always RANK nign. II ne nad DC II
| nOld StaAes l,st wOud probably have beacon
| GIIohe. Tins race, wlth Oehcr PROOF. slowed mat
CnecGnate lot at al tle C"cc~''c u iasl summer
ana That with light ~egns Cell Wan III the DIST
COMPANY, bat at weight Ior age she caunOt. Mutlii
| pools paIu @l5 40.
| Tnlru raco-rree handicap sweepstakes for three
year-Olds, 90 each, wIn 500 al eu Sioo 10 seeonu
,,l nee ia miles. -Four rs-CaldWelPs goUIng
| Barney Lyon. ny barney WhLans-haud lyon tIlU,
B.roccJ; SneuekcTs nj Macs Lia4Iey, ~ @ ning,On
OF rel riI-laluy Lulley QV3 ". DouOnuc,; "Itnurss
| Z Lag Dupiox, BY hing Lrncst or Acknowledged
TlD3 SuaueYJ; anu L..rilards MY icn b.
| Vrgil-Ulrca 100, UIab. PoOs-Birnoy lyon SIUU,
nIss lumley rIUJ, DspcX 500, llenentO so BooAS-
| barney Lyon = 10 /, L,iIn.ey 10 1. DdpeA 5
| 40 l. aeIcn.O d 10 /. bafney Lyon led ubD,r a pail
| Tor naf a mile, duplex secSnd linen duplex cook
icngtns 10 Lunnlry second neck DciOIe Bar
nsy Lyon, .luInen.O last ok IohStn- MusL' rO's,
/ II. NM ran,. Lllr. ~.