New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-04
SPORTS OF THE TURF.

Pierre I,Orillard was at Monmouth Park yes
terday and so was "Plungcr" Walton. Mr. Loriilard
was looking both rudy and brown from his recent
cruiaes I'm HIS steam yacht, and seemed In tht
hest of health and spirits Presumably the evidence III
the Kelly had been submitted to him, but nc
decision announced and the members OF the Execu
tive Committee would not day when the verdict
would be made public Meanwhile Mr.. Walton fourishe'
like o green bay tree seemingly not In the least dis
turbed by the accusations long he can continue 10
enrich himself at the expense Of the bookmakers as nc
did yesterday Two of his particular pets In the Sned
eker stable Grohe and Marathon and his gains Oh
them said to be very large The slowncss OF the
association in acting on the Kelly charges is exciting un
favorable criticism and it is scandal that both the 40
cuser and the accused allowed all the privileges
of the track while grave matter remain unsettled
II tho charges Mr. Walton ought never 10 DE sd
mittcd to a If they are false MT hehy
ought to be expelled for making such an attack Without
sufficient reason. Both ought TO be suspended from
the track privileges until the decision is announced
But the ways of the Monmouth Park Association are pc
cuar 1t allows who have been expelled from the
Brighton Beach for outrageous frauds 10 cOhehu
for it's prizes Not good plan to keep the turf clean
The first race handicap for twoyear-olds, and
the lowest weight Harry" Kcene's English
flly Maid OF Atho She last at the start. but was
fast enough defeat the heavily burdened Bella In tine
concluding ftirlong with the favOre, Felicia, and hye
others behind them. Bella ia good FLY, but the dlier
In weights too great Barney Lyon, the laVo
rite had an easy task in the second race handicap OF
mile. Only Victim, COrsar and Aurelius ran with him
In the Elizabeth Stakes, Iii miles, for threeyear-old
FLIES, the notorious Laura Glass, an instru-
ment OF swindng at Brighton recently was
thought almost sure OF But possibly
her owner had had inside view Of someone's pocket
book before the race for the y ran as If she had drunk
100 much water. Jenningss Infanta and Lucky Bald
wins California 6y Sunday made close finish Every
the judges thought that Sundays head was ID
'front.' but it ia the that always happens with
judges decisions at Monmouth and 1t was declared
dead heat For eccentricty in placing horses Monmouth
has made a record this year never equaed anywhere
This extraordinary "dead heat" OFF and Infanta
The Freehold Stakes, with Eoe, Monitor, Glenmore
Barrett and Girohe for starters, expected TO fur
nh race equal to the best Of the year 1t proved an
odd affair After lot of circus tricks at the post Bar
ret went ofin his iavorte skyrocket style and the
first mile fast that the five strung out for the
best part of furlOng. 1t laughabe, the way In
which dive such horses these were struggling
along on the backstretch, Barrett twenty lengths
in 'front.' Groe seconI, then another great gap Monitor
third long before Eoe, and Genmore hull down
In the distance But this not 10 last Barrett is a
marvel for mile With every rod beyond that distance
his courage grows less One of the neetes horses ever
bred In America, he is also one OF the most
contemptible After the mile had been run his pace
steadily sackened and both CIRCLE and Eoe passed him
in the homestretch, Girone winning easily by two
lengths. Barrett's squirt seemed TO confuse BarDce
who rode EoIe. lie showed bad judgment of pace in
letting Girofe get far ahead OF him If had
kept EOle he could it Is
probable that the would have been at the
end Eole came with great resolution and great speed
in the final quarter, but there was too much ground to
make up As to Monitor and Glenmore they have not
appeared 10 less advantage any since they
fOaled.
Marathon won the selling easily 10 strengthen
Mr. Kel Us assertion That not to win when
Ho,pOdar beat him. He was good enough yesterday
10 run away such horse Fair Count Where did
Hospodar get the speed 10 defeat him The hurdle race
had oly three starters and Forager overcome Frank
Snort aud Joe Hunt handsomely.
1t was day of good attendance, variety. hustle and
animatio bat it not great day for racing. The
time every very slow, the track being deep
In mud, sticky and holding.
First race-Free handicap sweepstakes for two-year-
olds $25 each, with $500 added, 500 to second d
mile. Eight acknowledgements lilly Felicia, by Ill
Used-Felucca (95 pounds, Brennan; Kely's FLY
Bella by Fiddlesticks-Ber U1O. Baroee) Cooks
colt lie Petit Due by IlUsed-Countess O05 Mccarthy;
z. Lorillards colt GOnfaion, by GenyOn-GOndOla
Clan Ronaid~My Mamie 0 81, j. Dononuel Howard's
FLY Fairwater BY Ii.Used-Lady Blesslngion 97,
O'LearN aud Bannatyne's MY Wilma Ding
by virdl.Blnnder ls7, - Gallagherl D. Pools
lie Petit Due $40, Wilma Dirg So, field $40 Books
Felicia /, Con alon to 2, Bella TO l, Maid Of
Foxgovc 10 TO l. Wilma Drg 20 10 l. The start had
after half dozen breakawsys. Foxgoye being first
with lie Petit Duo and Maid OF Athoi last. Bella
soon in front, and Wilma Dirg ran into
second place but Maid Of AtbOi by fine
flight Of speed got among the first four
in quarter mile and at the end Of nan nile was
led INTO the homcsiretc1 and rs MAID Alno sweryeI
bldl
chances seemed desperate The weight however,
proved too much for Bella and the Maid caught her at
the pump, and Outrunnng her Oy half length In
1920 Bella second four lengths before Felicia third Wilma
Ding fourth. length and alf bennd Feiicia Fair
water fifth Gonfaon sixth, Fo1giOyc seventh ana Lie
Petit Due last Not bad race for Maid OF Atnol ater
getting the worst OF tine start but Bella was giving her
% pounds aud was much the best animal III the race
Mutual pools, S3l 35.
S25 with $500 aaded, 300 to second one mile.
B sey SsSS los
ssssss g. Lov SdS
NJ: DonohueJ; and spellmans gedmg Victim py Victory
Corsair $35, Victim SIG Aurehus $40 Books-Barney
Lyon 10 on. Corsalr 10 against, Victim 10 l.
Aurehus TO l. Aureus and Barney Lyon together
head and head for half mile with Corsar from four TO
lengths behind tnem and Victim still farther back
Lyon up the hOmesre oh with sure lead ana won
by four lengths IN 1850 Victim second, necK before
Corsair, ana Aurelius Last by twenty lengths
Third race-klizabethS axes for three yearold flies
$50 for ers, with 81 500 added $500 To
p LoTillarI's Amazon, by MoccasD-As pasia Ql3 |
Feakes); ColazZPs Laura Glass, by Buckdcn-On Time
40, UraD; Jennngs's Infanta, by King ALOnsO-Qneun
Victoria az, COsGelOJ aldW ms sunday, by Monday
Pee no. GibOs); and oncdeker's Miss Lumley, by |
or RelOrm-Lady Lumley lO6 W. DOnO |
hue). Poos-Iadra Glass $50, Amazon $l9, Infanta |
$40, field 81. Books-Laura Glass . 10 on, Amazon
) to against Infanta TO l, Sunday to l, Miss Lum
ley 10 to l. Miss Lu1ey led the first furlOng, aud
Infana proceeded 10 set the pace At the end of
the quarter passing size stand lnfanta III the
lead by lengths Sunday second length before
Laura Glass, she Two lengths before Amazon, wlth Miss
uTnieX "a
lead with SUNDAY second until they were |
near the half-n1e post. Then Sunday made |
her run, and in a few strides she had passed In !
ianta. got gths In advance on the lower
turn, but Costello rallied ntAnta with Inucn ylgor and
liz rdnlllN llInfN |