New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-04

SWEET HOME, PAROLE LITTLE PHIL AND FRANK
SHORT THE WINNERS.
The judges at Monmouth Park yesterday
succeeded In astonishing the public by decision the
like OF which has not been known in long time In the
third race Wyoming. Sweet Home and Duplex came In
40 together that the spectators did which
had won Wyoming was close to the inner rails right
under the Judges stand Sweet Home was on the OK
outside the breadth OF the track between her
and Wyoming and Duplex was In the middle Warneid
was fourth the middle OF the track, and length
behind Duplex AS Wyoming was directly under them,
the judges overlooked him altogether and awarded first
place to Sweet home. second place to war
field and third place TO Duplex There was certainly
room for doubt between Sweet Home. wyoming
and Duplex to the place which each was entitled
TO- but there was possible question that Warheld was
fourth aud not second. Philip Dryer. who in the
timers stand position where he could SEQ the finish
perfectly well, well indeed any judge was as much
surprised anyone at the decision He is the owner of
waraed but he did not consider his horse entitled to
place He thought Wyoming won the race, as did great
many others.
II was an extra day, and the fields were small of
poor quality. But the day in part holiday the
attendance was very large. There was constant jam
about the bookmakers stands. but the betting was not
heavy That favOrte OF fortune, Mr. Walton, was not
lucky usual and several races he netteda neat
loss G. L. Lorillards FLY Black Gal won the twoyear
old race Friends Of the turf generally will hope that
for fate very scant in favors to Mr. Lorard
this year His brother Pierre took the second race with
Amazon, the favOrlte Then came the astounding de-
cision In tho sweet Home Next old
Parole played with Hlarity and Fran
cesca in o handicap in which he was
treated with singular indulgence Little Phil was sue
cessfu in tho selling after struggle with Sir Hugh
in which both urged TO the utmost Of their power
and dashed and spurred through the whole OF the
last quarter This not enjoyable even for the most
ardent admrer Of racing The fact 10 that Jockeys In this
country far cruel All the best writers on the
and all the best jockeys In England agree
that the whip should be used sDaringy. To fog horse
as Sir Hugh and Little Phil logged is simply bar
barous and dsguss every OF proper feeling Frank
Short the hurdle race the favore, Ohio Boy, being
able to got only third place
First racs-For twoyear-olds, five furlongs, selling
allowances. Seven starters-Belmonts FLY Adalgsa.
by Count dOrsay-Adornda t91 pounds ridden by
Brennan) Kelsos colt Fairfield. by Bullion-Alnmina
QOO Evans; p. LOrards colt Spartacus, by Glenyon
-Genista (95, Onley) G. L. Lorillards FLY Black GAL
by Tom Ochitree-Back Slave (97, UraDj Kelys colt
Marc Antony, by uLUsed-Cleopatra ts5, Dunn
wlthers's unnamed colt by King Ernest-Fan-Fan 400
sparng); and j. Wadens colt Antrim, by Vauxhall-
Minnie Mac Q02l9 including 2ia over, Parker. Pools
Adalgsa $50, Fairfield $50, Spartacus $24 Black Gal
90 Antony 800, the Withers colt 800 Antrim SIS
Books-Adagsa 1, Fairfield to l, SpBrtBus to l.
Black Gal to l. Marc Antony to l. the Wthers colt 10
70 / Antrim 10 toll Black Gil was first away, Marc
Antony second and the Withers colt third. At the half
mile post after running furlong Black Gal was leading
by head Marc Antony second, half length before
the wtbers colt, Fairfield fourth. Rounding
the turn the Whers colt got his head in
advance Mark Antony second, length before Fair
field he q quarter-length before Black Gal The
Witers colt had slight advantage at the three-quar
tiers post the head Of the hOmestretch In few
strides more Fairfield hal gone to the 'front.' and the
Wlthers colt had retired. Black CAL however rallied
wonderfully we'll in the last furlong, and soon forced
Fairfield to the whip. 1t close running for few
strides and then Fairfield succumbed, and Black Gal
won by three lengths in 10i, Fairfield second, half
length before Mark Anthony, third sparacus fourth
Adalgisa fifth, the Wthers colt sixth, and Antrim last
rhe favorite Adagisa, never conspicuous IN the
race Mutual pools $40 TO- There was no bid for the
winner.
Second race-Free handicap sweepstakes for three
yearods S25 EACH with $500 added the second to re-
ceiye 800; distance mile Three starters the JUL
eta colt being withdrawn. The starters were T. Lori
lard's lilly Amazon, by Moccasn-Aspasla 200 pounds
shauer G. L. Lorillards lilly BOupcer, by bennington
Elastic 961s le over UraD and Dwyer Brothers geld
ING Renhelm by Billet-King taros dam Q0j, McLaugh
linz Pools-Amazon $780, Bouncer $50, Benheim $50
Books-Amazon even. Blenheim TO 2, Bouncer . TO l.
All started under pull Ura was Juggling at BOuncers
head but she into the lead with Blenhem ana ANA
zon running closely together BOuncer led by more than
length in the first quarter and by length In the sec
ond and third Blenhem taking second place But com
ing around the curve the straight homo shauer
took Amazon In by the rails and sent her on WITH
rush that speedily put her in front she won an easy
race by three-q OF length, III l:4OA2 bienhe
second three lengths before Bouncer MUTUAL pooS
$lO %. =. -., al o0ea COZ
each 5000 addict 81 100 to second; distance lis miles
Five starters-Pierre Lorlards geIding ,Myoming py
War DanceOpponent, g. 100 shauer winners g faa
ing Duplex by King Ernest or Maearo0g-Ecno TO- IVo
sparng Dwyer Brothers ged9s Maf1 son e
ly sweet Home by Knight OF St PatrekI @ Va ~
lO5 HallowayG and spsmans selo9 aSste gSI PODS
s sSSaqMS Home sS5 Wyoming $50 W9TGGId $50 $751;
Victim SIS Duplex 800 Books-Wyomng : 10 ,, sweet
Home TO /. Warned 10 l. Duplex 70 l. vicm ~ 10
end Of the FIRST furlong, Waried second, neck
before Wyoming, he half Length before ,S w.
three lengths in the next quarter and she kept tnat
lead nearly up the half-nile post WHERE sue oond
a quarter length before warheld. wyoming had been
running up we'll but there shauer te0H mn ome @ s
With DIplex second Warfeld third the last frlong
there was a splendid struggle between sweet Home
wyoming and Duplex. aud all three crossed the
r nngzlei sweet Home. on the extreme outside,
caught Judges glance first and was gwen Tue race ~
a short head But to the amazement or every one Tue
judges placed Warded second Hs o was me me ost
Wyoming really first or second ana DUPLEX .Ti U
tnc Judges decision placing Wariieli second ha9e w
%9g 5oTr ac Came I fourth snF eHgn behind
the judges decision sestied the oeIS' u
tual pools Sl5 So The time was LOS. ,. al oros
Fourth raee-Free handicap sweepstakes, all ages
S25 each with $500 added, 500 for the seconl, us
lance Ia miles, Three sarters-P. Lorlllord geiihs
Parole BY Leamington-Maden aged, l23, Feakees;
Speman's colt iaIity, by Bonnie Scotland-Beuiah
* 100 Donohue and Dwyer BroChers nliy Francesca
by eamngton-Maggie b. b. %, 9S, f. MciauSnlhl.
Pools-ParOle ont, Harity 500, Francesca %3o booAs
Parole to 5, Harlty 10 z, Francesca
10 to /. Francesca led for seVen-eishths oI u
mile Hilarity running second and Parole last Hail
mile from the end Harity passed Francesca ana got
lead of two lengths Parole was IN no hurry put WLeh
he at last concluded he overlook ary Win us
usual ease and holding him perfectly safe all tne WY
ND the homestretch,he won by quarter engh III -Zos
lity second Francesca beaten forty nifty lengths
oil. Mutual pools, ~ 80. - -, esoo sor,,,