New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
GOOD SPORT AND GOOD ATrEsDASCE-PAROIE.
PIzARRo. TURCO, MONITOR, DAN x. AND KITTY


experiment OF midsummer meeting. Saratoga had not
taken away large number the admirers Of
the betting the horses TO impair seriously the
interest In the sport at Long Branch The spectators
many and they well entertained good horses
showing their speed I'm the six well arranged and dvers
fed But the waits bet the acts long
The racing might just as well have been ended half
hour earlier to the greater convenience and satisfaction
all present. incident of the day much
talk the setting back of Pierre Lorillards
gelding Itaska after he had como In first IN the
selling He had so plainly fouled
Dan K, the second horse, and prevented his winning
that the judges very properly concluded to take the
from him and give to Dan K No had any right to
complain OF this 1t che only fair to pursue
But merely the truth that two previous in
stances OF foulng just nagran that of yesterday
the judges had taken action. On July 1, In
the Hopeful Stakes, the Dryer Brothers
colt George Kenney, ridden by James Mclaughlin,
foued Mr.. Kelso's FLY Hee-and-Toe The judges did
nothing On July 4, in the Lorillard Stakes Dryer
Brothers colt Runnymede, ridden by James Mclaughlin
fouled Appeby Johnsons colt Forester. The judges
did nothing Now 1t certainly takes more courage to set
back the favote in important stake than put
back horse not favorite in unimportant selling
race. But the penalty should be enforced just
ninchngly in the other. The Monmouth Park
Association wishes to keep the good will of the Dryers
and to have such horses Hindoo and Runnymede
at Long Branch rather than at Saratoga OF Pierre
Lorlards good will is sure enough for he OF the
five propretors.
Some Of the grumblers at the Itaska decision COM
planned that Itaskas number put up the winner
and afterward changed This is not true Immediately
after the horses the line the number of the first
IA put up. But this is not decision that he is the win
ner for the Jockeys have not been weighed
and possible complaints have not been heard. There
Is no decision unt the number Of the second horse is
put under the number Of the winner This ought to be
perfectly well known by every who goes TO a
But OF the loud.mouthed losers Itaska
either did understand this pretended that they
did not
In the first Parole had only Aella defeat and It
play for him. Pierre Lorrillard's imported colt
Pizarro won the Atlantic Stakes for two-year-olds
in the style Of true racer. There are very
few Of the twoyear-Ods that with him that
he is fully trained Mr. Witbcrss Renegade took second
place he had dropped from the clouds 1t had been
generally supposed that he would in among the
last three. lie Petit Due third. lie will be win
at no distant day Appleby Il Johnsons colt Turco
the Raritan Stakes for threey ear-ods with Mac
beth, Duplex. Amazon, Free Gold and Volusia
behind him No OF these belongs to
the class OF Runnymede, Forester and Hiawasse The
handicap of mile and quarter fell to Monitor after
good with the light weighted Jack Of Hearts, the
favorite Fair Count being third the end Fair Count
never could carry weight Monitor longer to
amount to anything as cup morse, but he can still
toddle along for fair distance at good pace The fifth
the Itaska-Dan K. affair, and the afternoon
closed with hurdle race which the mysterious Kitty
Clark in such style that the inexperienced observer
would naturally think her almost invlncible
hurdles If the observer her again he may
be amazed discover her at the tail of the procession
For that dark steepechasers and hurdle
and their owners have few equals and no superiors.
First race-Special weight conditions, for purse Of
$500, So miles Two starters-P Lorillard's geldIng
htrI Maid ia rid
den by Feakes), and G. L. Lorillards FLY Aella by
Glenelg-La Henderson, a, 10l, Urall POols-Parole
$780, Aella $25. BoOks-Parole to 3, Aella to l
The old horse carried much esh evidently having been
INDUCED in his work. but he had trouble in cutting
down Aela She led by three lengths In the first three
iurlongs, and then Parole moved nearer. He stayed
within length of her head TO the final quarter, when
he passed her without fully extending himself COM
ing easily along BY threequarters Of length under
u pull in 2:26 The foolish boy Ural whipped Aella
savagely 1t was inexcusable brutality, for Parole
clearly superior her that she had chance. Mu
tual pools, 70 so.
Second race-Atlante Stakes, sweepstakes for two
year ODDS $50 each for With 81 800 added $500
to the second maidens, allowed 10 pounds entrance
SIS he only liability to go to the racefund, sixty one
nominations and twelve TO winner ST. 6OO
distance threequarters OF mile. The dozen starters
Lorilard imported colt Pizarro,by ADVENTURE
Milner Ql0, Feakes and thessame owners colt Gona-
Ion, by GlenyOnGOnd0la (lOO W. DOnonue); j. L. KEEL
ly's colt Jacobus. by Ill Used-Nele James
no. BarbeeJ and the same owners FLY
Belaby Fiddlestcks Berence (97 Fisher; Mr.. Kesos
Ally Hecl-and-Toe, by Glenelg-LaPolka 107, Evans)
and the same owners colt Fairfield by BulliOn-Alunina
100 OLeary): BelmOnts hlly Felicia, by Ill-Used-Fe
lacca (97, Brennan) Wtherss colt Renegade by King
Ernest-Reyolt QO0 Sparing); Moris's unnamed Ally
by aitleAxe-Etquette, jr. 97. Jackson Armstrong;
colt fOni-du-Lac, ny Glengarry-HOp 200, JOnes)
cooks colt lie Petit Ducb IlUsed-Countess 100 Har
md kpan -. IN kaen m
ported My Maid of Arnol by. Clan Ronald
56 Kes entries as Keso entries s55 ed $50
H scd60s ri Fairfield TO SInliSe oe TO-
ai Bsa to lie Petit Due % and from y to Is to
| against any The Odds very small, the
oookmakers seeming afraid Of every one in the race
With such field SHOULD have been far
and would have been IN England F0nd du-Lae was
very vicious and Tor a short time delayed start
when was rather struggling, but fair could be
expected for dozen twOyear-olds Jacopns was nrst
ran up into a prominent position and along the back
Kelly's pair IN front Jaeobus leading ny two
lengths with Bella second, halr engch before Maid OF
Atho this nly having also dashed out from tue crowd
Pizarro had then fallen back to fourth place. A
quarter mile from the start, at tue hali-mile
post. JacoDus leading by quarter length Bella
second half length before Maid Of Athol, she two
lengths before Pzarro and Gonfalon fifth length back
oil fizarrO In the next quarter Bella Outran Jacopus
length before JacObus Pzarro fourth Pzlrro shot INTO
nomestretcn with sucn hasu OF speed that he soon
had Others In difficulties. Bella and HeelandToe
retired in bad order zarro took the lead al the FUR
long post, Renegade, JacJbus, Fairfield and lie
Petit Due well up. In The last furlong Jac0bus showed
the wne featuer Tell FAR DacK, while Pizarro
well that he Won by two lengths IN l:lG2 Renegade
second gths before lie Petit Due, third Fairfield
was Iourlh leugtn behind IL Petit Due, tehca fifth
eDgCu back, GonIalon sixth, Maid OF Athol seventh
JacoSus eighth, Bella niutn, Heei-andToe TENTH TIE
B.tIeAxe lilly eleventh. and FOnd-lu-Lac last. pizarro
Is q fast colt he has been beaten twice when not
really run, he great speed and stay
ing power He Is superbly bred. Three quarters OF
mile To suit INN better tnan ball mile, and he is
likely win many races, his leak and shdkY foreegs
aud hard work JacObus, HeclaDu-tOe. Bella anu Fair
hd all v,ry bady In tue gdt OF their evious races
ile ReuegLdes prominent place was great surprise.
LIE Peut Due seems colt or some promise, Mutual
pOo.s $40 20.
TnIrd race-Rarian Stakes, for three yearolds not
having "a value OF $1,000 special
weight conditions $50 starters, with yl 800
added 800 10 lne second; Sl5 tIhe only aD
lt,D t. 10 to the race-Ilnd; 80 .tiOns and SIX
starters yalue winner, @l, 800; distance, Us miles
The starters AppleDy JOhnsOus colt TurcO, by