New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-07
SPORTS OF THE TURF.
HIAwAssE WINS THE MONMOUTH OAKS.


RIGA UNABLE TO KEEP PACE WITH HER IN THE
MUD-P.uAM, GEORGE KENNEY, BATTLEDoRE
AND FELIX TIE OTHER WINNERS.
Fortune is still churlish to Mr.. Cassatt on
the turf H stable furnished the favorites for the two
stakes Monmouth Park yesterday but IN neither was
afternoon, but tho track was deep In mud and the
time OF the was extremely slow me
sport was rather There no close finishes ana
the heayness of the track or other causes produced
nights fayorte for the first race, withdrawn and
Sweet Home led the betting But she could not run AT
race this year aud the first success OF his lie. He was
prominent in several races IN lss but could never get
Kesos Ally Heel and-Toe, Dryer Brothers colt George
many friends after 1t found that Pierre Lorillards
imported colt Pizarro would not start Heel
and,Toe was the favorite account Of her
good running on Saturday in the Hope
Tul Stakes, when George Kenney only defeated
her by half length after hard finish in the mud AS
Kenny had to carry five pounds penalty for that victory
the general opinion that the lilly would outrun him.
but the race was a furlong longer and Heeand Toe
proved anything but ightfooted in the last part Of IT.
George Kenney is runner In the mud FOR ne won
by three lengths and not hurried at the end. Iir
Relsos other entry Fairfield much better than his
stable companion for he got the worst OF the start ana
several in the race including Fairfield. ten pounds,
there an allowance Of live pounds Tor maldens
This stout fast colt is likely TO win good deal OF money
for Dryers Either he Is very good or those that
were behind are very poor lot For the Monmouth
Kelsos ica and Pierre Lorlards Hawasse, but at the
Last Waltons support OF Rca made her slightly the
fayore In the books. AS Hiaw0sse had twice narrowly
beaten Rica when the latter made the running ca lay
back with Liawasse TINS ume Inc change ot pan
did no good, and IL truth hcawhs hOI nereeII al a
beaten not only by Hiawasse Dut even by Ana
and oneia the last named d.uener Ui bonhde re
Scotland that bad not ron before III he Va
Vandalite Mr.. Lorillard has treas are MT walton
makers, for his losses on Rca by ms gains On Iere
LOriard's twoyear-Old fly BatledOre, the winner OF
the selling race. The hurdle rQce was won ny FehA
Mrs Chu6bs ran Tor the hrst time over the ''scls,"
and Unexpectedly well, coming III second WINE inc
iavonte, Bernadine, could only get third place
DETAILS OF TIE CONTESTS.
First race-Free handicap sweepstakes $25 each, with
$500 added $3.50 to second; rs miles Three starters
tGreenland being lilly sweet
Home, by Knight of st. Patrck-Blttern q years, 10Y
pounds ridden by Holloway Morris's colo Prialn, by
Prophet Regardless "a, lob, Evans and Darden,s
Harris Poos-swect Home $50, Priim $50. farnitza
Sl5. Books-sweet Home even, prlam . TO 2, tanltza
ivS, bacf Passing the sand Fatinitza was first by
neck sweet Home second length aud IA half before
uilza tail nut at tho quarter post Fatnitza had got
three lengths ahead and Priam aud sweet Home were
even. IHe fayOnte was soon III serious trouble, inc
mud running her speed. Prlam moved up to and 10y
Fanza in third quarter OF the final mile and then
yery s0w time of 2:GGl, FainicLd second, nearly
hundred yards before sweet Hone. MUTUAL pools,
second race-Juy stakes for twoyearolds, 500 EACH
hal forfeit only $50 II declared out by January l.
1882 and only $50 If declared out by June 20, with
penalties Tor winners aud 5 pounds allowance Tor
maidens; IS nominations; nine starters distance u
by Glenelg-La Polka lOa p9uhls, ridden ldsL
Jou' E. Xely's cot cionn,i, by King Alfonso
BrOmartc 100, Hughes Dwyer Br0thcrs cylt George
Kenncy by Bonnie scotllnd-KathIcen illo including
pounds penalty Tor winning the Hopeful 5takos, Nc
Laughliul; O. l.. Lorillards COT Inc Mars 9al by RAT
Aalioy-Mageata 100 Holloway /. LotIiaiHs cot
Nimr0d, by acknowledgment Lass.e 900, v. Dono
Gas ana ae sS o hne Wlers co Bac
stone, by stOnehenge-Alary Buckley 900, sparhukl,
aud Balnatyne's My Wilma Ding, oy Grgl- h9ndIr
Q02, Gallagher. POols-heisos entries Sl1O, T. LOcI-
lards entries iJ The Marshal 9lo George htlaey Ply
Clonme $40, held $50. BooSs-ke!so' entries 5 TO 0,
Y. Lo1larls entries 10 !, Georse helney 10 - ing
Marshal to l, ClOunel 10 ], BuckstOne 10 l, ana
Wilma Ding 10 to l. The start was str|s3iin7, luck
second, ClonInel third, George kenney fourth,
HeeLand Toe NTH, fncOnstant sixth, Wilma DING
seventh Nmrod eighth, ahd fafne'd pad .sst
Hugles Is noCcd Tor tn way forces Ill mounts NJ the
strongly that lie flashed INTO the van b. ms M
short sudden and ne drOppel Ddck before tne
ru4 ANA was sccOnd to Cloune wlile the latter was ia
front Heel anu Toe thrd The kesO MY had gone up
In the lead Nlth Wilma Dngs heau TT the SADDLE aud
BLACKSTONE al inua Dngs tall hcJhs,Ant was lOlfth'
The Marshal NTH Clonmrl now SIXTH with George hch
nty seventh but moving VI pace that was soon 10 over
take the leaders Hall way between the huI tllle ana
George Keuney already second, length De-
fore Blackstone, The Marcia fourth. half a length
back OF Blackstone. furo1g further ana Iceland.
Toes advantage was only hall length and kenuey was
moving in better style Llan she wac lhcOhstdut was
gu badly I'm the homestretc aud George keuncy
Up To tue stand tue conqueror Fairfield MAIZE me run
in the last qua rtc Others being tired and got second
place George Kenney swerved at the furlOngpOet az
he has custom doing when the pace tells On hln, bus
Mclaughlin powerful, rcsoute jockey and has 90
sure grip his horses that he rallied HIM admirably,
George lKenney passed e nnis9 Line Tue wilmer ny
three lengths III 1872, Fairfield second half length be
fore The Marshal third IncOnstant fourth hall length
behind Lhe Marshal, Heel-and-Ioe nth, Wilma Ding
sixth Cionmel seventh, Slnrod eighth and Blackstone
last. It was highly creditaDe victory for
George Keuney for he giving 10
pounds each to and third and 10 pounds
to everyone in the They all oudone and Out
ridden by George kenney aud McIaugniin-a very
strong combination tnese TWO. Mutual pools, $50
third raoe-Aonmouh oaks Stakes for hllies three
years old 800 each, half forfeit, bat only SlO de-
cared OUT b. August 1, 1881, 40 II declared out by
IalO nlGl aIl.L..I In uitn