New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-27

ered by the Monmouth Park Racing Association yestcr
day, the attendance small. Five favoritcs were
successful The track in good condition but dusty
The races of promptly and those who mad TO
return New-YOrk reached he city before 1870
The starter did his work well. Parole great IA
vorite I'm the first race, but beaten by the little
hought-of Jack Hearts Evans rode Jack Of Hearts
admirably. Dslain the fayOrilo, won the second race
after driving flush with Felicia Groha captured the
| free handicap sweepstakes easily. Bye-and-Bye ran
| second and Clara ID. third. Maiise and
Corsair never dangerous. The race OF the
| day was between Eoe. Monitor and Barrett all
heavily weighted. Monitor won in fine style. Barrett,
after leading well into the homestretch, quit and came
IN last. Eole vel, but he was held up too long
and unable to reach Monitor, who won by nearly
half length. Marathon won the selling race handily,
making his rIn when only furong from the wire
strathspey second Sir Hugh third and Moses last
! Ingomar the seeplechasc easily Ike Bonham was
second, Bcrnadine third and Felix fourth.
First race-Purse $500. for threeyear-olds and up
ward, special weight conditions, 1is miles Starters
?. Lorllards gedinG Parole aged, ia pounds ridden
by FeakcsD ]. r. Grahams geliing Iaelon %, l02
Farley; L. ]. Baldwns Clara ID. nged 100, Car
teri and Applcby SJohnsons colt Jack of Hearts a. l03
Evans). Pools-Parole $780, Jack Of Hearts $50 and
the field SIS. Books-Paroe to on, Jack of Hearts
TO Q, Clara ID. to and Haedon 30 to l. The start
excellent. Passing the stand Jack OF Hearts was
leading by neck. Clara d. and Haeion head and
head and Parole last a length and half behind. At
! the quarter mile Jack OF Hearts had Increased his
cad to length Jack of Hearts and Clara ID. were run
ming together two lengths in front OF Parole Haledon
after dropped back and out OF the Jack
OF Hearts running well at the three-quartcr pole
9Th front Of Clara d. who nearly length Ia
front OF Parole Entering the stretch Parole made his
effort and showed in 'front.' but only for instant.
Evans brought Jack OF Hearts to the front and the
race easily by length and quarter Parole firing
badly and Clara beat him for second place by head
Hacdon last, ten lengths back The time was
1:56l2 French pools pools paid $20 %.
J he second for the Optional Stakes-a
sweepstakes yearods of $50 each for starters
with II 800 added Of which $500 to second, the winner
to be sold auction selling allowances entrance @l5
1.-THE only liability; 81 mile. The starters were j. f.
Kely's colt Thures ul2 pounds ridden by Barbce; G.
L. LOrillards lilly Black Gal o. 100, UraD d. d With
ers's unnamed colt, by King Ernest-Fan Fan q, 90.
sDarling A. BelInonts FLY Felicia e. 3d. Brennan); p
Lofaru's colt Gonfalon e. 105, W DOnOnue and FLY
DIsdan ~ %, Onley); and e. J. Badwin's gedng Girls
mer>t2, 1OO Carier Poois-Gonfalon and Disdaln,
colt S55, Felicia so. Tnur,cs siO, and Grisner
~ bopksD E 20 +, D1Io"op No o. PHI
Tnurlcs 10 TO l. The horses sent of az the
first attempt to good start. At the hatinle Gilsmer
leaoiug by half length Fan Fan and Felicia run
ming neck ami neck, and the others well up AT the
threequa.ter pol. Feca was leading by hail leng IA,
Fan Fan second, Gonfaion third, and Grlsmer fourth
Al the furlOng pole al were whipping Felicia wac
ncr bdt Onlcy on Dsdtin brought that ny up splep
style aud won the race by "A head Felicia was
Fan Fan colt fourth. Grismer NTH, Thurle+
sixth and Bl elk Gal last. Black Gal poorly
ana was never dangerous. She was great diapp9mt,
ment 20 the crowd tndt Always backs tine IT, l.. LotLrd
stable. fhc time was l;lG frencA pools paid sl2 10
There no bid for the winner
lac thrd race was a free handicap sweepstakes OF
So each with 800 added; second TO receive 800 out
Of a miles. The i've starters were l.: j.
Badwn'- mare Clara d., Jagged, 49, ridden by GiobS)
Stables celing Corsar a, ll2, Barb cG Kesos mare
Bye-n-i'yc o. %, OnicyG and l. " snedekei's my
.Ha II
Gorsair $40, Clara y. $50, naiise, $40 ana
BysanfBye 70 go EoSkI 80
and Mase to l. Clara d. jumped of IN 'front.' at the
start. Mlse was leading by mead at the iuilong-
post Clara ID. ami Corsair running nead and head the
others well up Ihcse positions were not changed untl
the nal;-e post had been reached wnen Bye and Bye
went to the front Groha took the lead furong from
the wire and holding H. won tae race easily By length
ana haiI bye-anu-ljye was second I'VE lehgths Oe
fore Clara d., Ibrl. hase ana CoTsalr were several
lengths back Tine time 2:lll4. French pools paid
$l3 40 10 the asiOnS hment OF everyone, the Judges
put up Girofa the WBncT Clara ID. second and iai,e
numbers taken down aId the correct ones lue up
tOurth race-Naveslnk Hahaicap eweepsakes oil |
n3ndIcap aIGeT pnbIraton OF weights TO carry 1--WE
pounds extra; IL miles. Startere-F Geohar1s colt
Eoc, 0y Eolds-Nr oons 6, rs ridden BY Iiarbyey .,
CoslenoJ aud l.. LOrlard's colt Barrett, by Bonnie
Scotana-Sue Walton a, 1875, Frakes. Pools Monitor |
loj AGAINST, Barrett to l, aud Eoe TO l. The start
was made without delay. Eole IN 'front.' by TWO |
lengths, aud Was followed by Monitor, Barrett neck
DacK. AT The turn into the stretch Barrett rushed |
the 'front.' ana passing the stand had |
a lead OF lengths. Monitor |
then second aud Eoe third. After mile had been
barrett ~as stil e"dnS but Aontor who was running
"a resolute manner, began to close mp the gap. \ |
quarter mile from the nlsn Monitor had reduced Bar
Icti's read a neck, while Eoe coming up last |
Barrett proved coward furlOng from tue wire, ana
altuougG urged by Feskes It up Monitor hed The |
lead The urOng pole t. the winning by half
length. EOle rcspondc admirably to BarDccs call, but
he could not reach Monitor Barrett iitoen lengths
S SIX 49, s. A0''' i"' ''' wac ' f'"'" pO0' "'u
nh race Purse S5OOthe winner to be sold ataucton
aIIllu gV j.. No - r. ftTr WlT
pounds, ridden 10y Evans; J. II. !iarbeck's gcdmg |
4aratnOn a, los. ". DoLOhuc) j. II. McAlan0n cot
Moses a, lO2, BreHnan and j. T. Keiy's colt s,ratG
siry a. III, Barbce). PoO!s-MaratnOn 800 Sir Hugh |
elp suaihspcy $50 and s,osos 80. BOoks-MaratnOn |
to > against Sir hugh 10 l. Srathspey 10 /, and
hosea 10 !; Tue s.ar was good one Passing the |
strong puil, ANA dartnOn last. Tnc were NOT
changed until the nalne pole had reached wnen
lead thrucquarters OF lengLn trent OF Stratnspcy
Marathon a.t, length Dacn, under strong pull AT
length, wnte dardtnOn had moved up 10 second place
In straignt Marathon rushed To the ont
sir Hugn tnIrd five lengths back OF sirahspey anu
Moses twenty len gins IN The The winner Was bid
ia ny his owner Tor ~ 100. Inc time was lJ1 p French
pools pad FL %.
Second race-Handcap steeplechase; purse $500;
500 To second; entrance Tree; Short stCeple |
cnasc course stHrters-J. CaIley's gelndg Frank
snort aged. l46 pounss. ridden by Kinney; j. -.
McMdhons geldinG Ike Bonhan aged, 100, NOin); NJ.
j. Daeys ally Bornadlnc 1870, Meany) W. g. DIey'S
seidlhs lns2nar 20, 49, tIIpatrle) kocka".y
Sidnicy NIiliams's geding WVOdcock %, l25, fordl.
short SO and he'd SO Ike Honhan took Inc .eaG At
tnc STAR, but held IL only short Ingomar lei
In 3:I2a Ike Bonham was second live leng.ns in front
OF Bernadlne Fex fourth length oil Bernadine;
woOlcock NTH. ana frank Snort last. Inc Was
gOnar was barred IN the pool selling.
RACING AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2G.-The weather for