New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
PACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.

=. ,,,ust he admitted that the procedures ~
u,umouth Park yesterday lacked spri'' $50 and the
nors,s ran crc,tably, the attendance anorvotiuc
o,ramme was well constructed p"' ' - o,o
sonrcssinc heat or a surset of racing MAUI Ar trr,
AMI, and l,stless With the sports OF the 'uri
In fun swing every day al ''' n',oh while
or three DAYS q week at Long n' p.a.b
" u ,a..sar, noo,ox hippodrome at Brighton he"'i'
,os q, the most insatate Of turmen a. times ioo 10
re Ace ~ tho,rappeite is bluaed And as 'nc So'"s
orocess of absorption OF the capital Oh '"e ee o,s
nv means of pool commissions ana DooA" ,ooe
,aver stops the speculation dwmdies ahc CIV" -
Racing Is cera inly oyerdone this year i"0
are run off their legs, and the most u"snS r;ard
except those two LUCKY capitalists. i~'Io
"a ~ waton--seem TO be run out OF pocket
rc, no.. x,ork Yesterday was done by Mo'1'" -,
80 Monitor carving l23 pounds deie' d.
with % MS well as feeble Baton Rouge or" "a ,on so
montor ran the distance, lie mics !" . a.. retire
handsomely as TO show that 1t Is ho' !o' ,or the
Bin hoo ,oucb was asked Of Eole PizafIo '0oA -.
W, %, S,atos with lis pounds his lightly weis"'o
- oonnanion Inconstant running HIN 10 "'"1
nhnd them verc Renegade, GIT anu @
california colt Lucky b. The co' Hoi" Wv -. g.
uona r,u very well for baf mile, ana INC" w -
erest in the affair. Pierre Lorlilsrds s'sDIo .
-, q, tvo-vear-ods aud IL his Pzarro ana far'nen.'
IRE not now the best of the year. whero are 'ii0 -
no fouudf MIR. withers's Renegade got '"uu 20
r. ,,e ,,ssession of animals of moderate merit '''.
,o IN the most half-traineJ, for throwing AVA! Va
GOOD chances by bad riding and for PeiSs 1
and unvarying III luck, Mr.. Witherss stapio na 49,
.teadily conspicuous fol years. LaLeianuS 0oi' -
cock ran a fair race in the handicap Tor tnfee-! -
nd claverly oyercame Hilarity, Volusia ana ni'iA'
~, =, ~, s al vin, weight both TO Hlarity the faVo-
...o and to MARX. The Midsummer Handicap TEL 10
I1 ~ Hearts He had been so kindly treated D! 'no
bapdcaoner that poor field started against nm anu "
was never hurried. Constantine ana hoiAs0 co.
dead heat for second place. Jack OF hearts Wac 60,
favorte strathspey was first In the DeVuhg vi VI" -
inc race and first at the end with Constantiha secou
rlix won the steeplecase the full course WIN Inc
Ronbam second Frank Snort, the favorte' was hcNei
,.ar .le front IL may timidy suggested that tue
performances of Frank Short Of so peculiar cnrac
ter that the turf would smell sweeter ii IL were Puueu
nv his eternal exclusion. An old owner anu Taiher VI
steepechasersa COOL calm, clear headed turInah-su
recently that there had not been half dozen honest
steeplechases this year. Inc pupnc &c 0oiA"s W w
view OF these affairs.
rJrst race-For tbree-vear-olds, handicap sweep
stakes s25 EACH with $500 added 800 TO second Ia
miles Four starters-spemans colt Hliarity ny DOH
ME scotland-Beulah QO7 pounds, ridden by Barbee)
q l. Iorllards colt volusia, by Pat Malloy-Vandalia
Ola UraD; Lakelands colt Bsocock, by Buckden-
Ethel Sprague no. Kelso); and Withers's colt marx
by King Ernest-Mim 400, sparliDg). Pools-Hllar1ty
$50. Mark $50, voiusia 500, Babcock $50. Books
Hiarity o to s. volusia 2 to 1. Babcock 3 to l. and
Mark 9to2 Hilarlty was first away aud led for three
quarters OF mile with the others close up AT the ha
mile most Mark got his head front for few strides
but could not keep the pace and Hary was leading by
a length and O half on the lower turn In the home
stretch Babcock went up to and passed him easily win
ning NV three lengths in 2:13l2 Hadty second
length and halt before Nolusia thru DC Ten lehgtls
before Mark Mutual pools. 81 80. -, 1900. oo,,
stakes $50 each, half forfeit but only SiO iorieIt
declared out out by July ~ with Sooo aodea Sdoo
~ 81, twill
distance, mile. The starters were AppcDy q john,
sons colt Jack of Hearts, by lDused-Nele James a
ing Duplex by King Ernest OF Macaroon-Echo q, 80,
W6ybOinl sDedeker,s geldng YORKSHIRE by by
SslS5n-' S S1iS lilly Mary Warren, By
vaugeur-Amanda Warren Caldwell osborns geld ED
Dsyss lilly Constantine. by Add Kaderosunbe am
Brennan PoOIJae a o. Hearts Se beRe OK
Hearts TO 5, Mary Warren 70 l, Constantine 3 to
D%s1 10 TO l. e5S 10 and ID SOON so lead Of
two lengths, but as Hearts ahey R"s Catching
her At every stride and he was the leader three urlongs
from the end 1t only necessary Tor MN 10 Keep
at STEADY Paes to T he dad Ss that
stamina and Yorkshire made dead heat 1or second
have it by a head Mary Warren came nex,, six
lengths back Of them and twenty lengths before Duplex
with Reporter last. Mutual pools, ~ co. go
each for starters with $1,000 added; 5000 70 the
second weight penalties and allowances; si1ty-n1ne
starters were Lonars imported colt Pzarro, by Ad
and the same owners lilly lncOnsant, by Glenlyon-
Lizzie Berry 400 W. DonOhueJ f.. j.. Baldwins Cali
iSHHls COZ Dis Hocway wiherss colt Rcnessae
BY King Ernest-Revot uO3 sparling) ana u. L. Lor-
Poos-P Lorflsrds entries Sl25 Renegade $50, Lucky
i. $40, Gift $40 Books-Pnarro to 2, Inconstant 3
10 l. Renegade to l, Gilt TO l, Lucky Ii: 10 /.
good start was obtained at the first trial lnconstant
was quickly front with Gift second and Lucky y.
third three kept that order until near me nall
mile post when Gift Inconstant and led by hall
length, Ineonstant second, a neck before Lucky b.
Renegade fourth and Pzrro last In he next Iuriong
Lucky b. got up Gifts SHOULDERS and Pizarro into
thru place, while Renegade fell back A quarler-ne
nom end Lucky b. was Leading WIN Gu al JUS sau-
die and Pizarro q close third. III the next furlong
Pizarro showed his superiority and took com,
Tar back quarter Sparkling brought him up
with rush Ia the last fur5ng put he coua 40 no pet
than get third place Botn Pzario and Inconstant
hidden TO the end, and the result seemed very
doubtful sae Sef 4saa m
Gin fourth Two lengths back oil Renegade,
stand low much better Pizarro was than The
rest it is only necessary 10 remember how much weight
Fourth race-Free handicap sweepstakes, $50 each,
with $500 added $3.50 70 second; l12 miles. -Four
years, l2s pounds BaIbeeJ; g. L. Lorliard's gelding
Monitor by Glenelg-Ninx u, 123, COsteliOJ; Me-
EaoSip god 10 r po1cSns and 4eIsos mare By
and-By, BY Bonnie seotand.lyy Leaf TO- so,
BooEs-Eole 70 3. Monitor . 10 2, Baton Rouge TO
J. BY -sndBy to l. Byand-By had her before the
others were called up she was run TWO miles III order
gel her lungs well opened and to NJ her for hard
struggle. The dose did not with her. and i'll the
actual race she could do nothing. She
led for strides and then Monitor quite style
Of his best days. made the and showed the way
the end. Eole able 10 get up 10 him. He
second nearly ali the journey By-andBy getting her
head before his for short distance In the backstretch
1he weight too mu IA Tor Eoie, ana the hca OF
the hOestreteh, when BarDee the wnp he sVed
badly. Costello mad ~ nde Monitor vigorously Ia the
end, but was never forced 10 the whip. Monitor
by two lengths 2:42, Eole second a length before
Baton Rouge By-and-By last, eight lengths behind Ba
ton Rouge. Mutual pools, VA 80.
Filth race-Selnng allowances, for a purse Of $500
distance, g mile. six stsI ters-M j. Daleys colt
strathspey, by Glenelg-La Polka "a, Ill, Barbee);
Carroll liyingston's horse Hospodar, by Longfeow,
Captola IS, 49, UraD Pettengifs geding Tonawsnda
by MISUNDERSTANDING %, 80, Oney Davs's nly Con-
Stamina, by observation-disclosures a. 81, Bren-
nam kelsos My Foxglove, by Lever
Lady May t2 20 Cush ng) and Lovel's horse Duke Of
Kent by Bonnie scOtland-Fanne Barrow (5 10 Nc
Carly Poos-strathspey S12O, Hospodar 500 iona