New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-12
ALORILLARD SWEEP.
WINNING FIVE RACES AT MONMOUTH.

| LeOnatus has become SO lame that nc must
retire for a time from the TURF For week tnere nau
been reports that all was not well with him, ana he
was missed from the morning gaiopS ,o'
| several days On Friday after an exercise
run of one and onequarlermiles he came In hmphg
There now to be hope that he VIII De auie W
start for the Omnibus stakes August Is aud the Mon
mouth Stakes August %, in whichit was expecteu
that would meet the best horses OF the East Inc
news OF his ameness received with genuine ios'o'
by many thousands OF people at the course yeSo
day Itfsnow uncertain whether he VIII ever me
Barnes George Kinney Miss woodford Pizarro ana the
other stars Of the TURF Leonatus was never
beaten but once, and that was when ne was raw "o
year-old not fit Every race TINS year no mas
won canter taking the ric1est stakes at Louisville
COvington and Chicago as IL he were merely out for ex
erci.e. 1t may be known how good he really was
for no Western ly could make him run his
| best
The retirement OF Leonatus and the defeat one after
all best ODDS In the Syer stable
George Kinney Miss woodf"rd and Barnes. makes the
result of the Omnibus and Nonmouht more doubt
before. It is clear that Dryer stable has
| become " ale" from Whether the three
cracks in 1t be got in fit condition for hard race
in week, two weeks is uncertain. Drake Car
| ter's victory over Barnes yesterday makes him
formidable competitor for the Omnibus Che was not
entered In the Monmouh), while the triumph OF Monitor
Paoe and Eole SHOWS That 1t viii require race
OF the first class TO the famous old West
brook geldng Au ust % Many eyes VIII turn TO
Pizarro. He ran superby for a mile yes'er-
day, and with 1l2 pounds up he will probably be
able TO reel of exceedingly rapid mile and bali IN
the Monmouth, while in the Omnibus with lis pounds
he must be accounted Derilous quantity.
Mr. Pincus the only DISTURBING element IN the
sport aft 3rnoon. Wnen day ter day dis
plays such ridiculous ncompetency he cxaibts, one
would suppose tnst he would be glad TO get out OF a
place which fitness The starters positi9
ia NIL a,d nil Ia n
suitable men for it. But Mr.. McGeorse, In
England and Captain Connor and Mr.
Sheridan in tins country nave shown for years that
excellent starts and thorough control OF tho jockeys are
feasible enough, If man or resolution vigor, Judgment
aud hrmness dag The jockeys have 50 little
regard for the warnings and appeals OF Mr. Pncas that
they make him laugLing-stock and an object OF con-
tempt. or course jockeys Just IN fault
the Dad But put IN that position
the precise purpose thwarting the evil intentions
the unruy riders and keepiag them ia such asate OF
discipline and suDleou0n to insure something like
equality i'll a seDd-On. A ful-grown man vino lets such
boys as brennan j. Leary and H. Donohue make
sport OF them boys did yesterday cannot long
retain the aspect OF turfmen even he did Train tue
only American winner OF the Derby. Owing the
pranks these urchhs, with some assistance from the
rongheadedness William Dononue start LOT the
Breeders Stakes delayed for threequarers OF an
hour, ana tue signal was given finally to adeporabe
with the favoute, Ducaos bea the ms ant the
fl tell At the fret treaksway Dir. Pincus could have
and without wearing out tue patience
OF the people.
Even in tne Champion Stakes mile and half, with
only three starters Mr.. Pncus failed to eive an even
tolerabe start. Felkes said after the race that with
lair start Parole would have won. Even u Parole
always waiting races, that Is nc rason 4or
dropping the tag before he gets IN motion,
thus giving Eoie advantage O. many lengths
which Parole forced afterward 10 make
up The hero two continents OF beet
his since back ron gland, Dsating
Eoe. and oay co1q lered by iisor % neck In
ia,t time This was remarkable bscIu3e when
the first mile mad boon run aud only hall mile re-
NAMED Parole last BY at least BALI dozen lengths
There be for Eoe except that Barbee
Hayward Isaac Murphy OF
half dozen other powerful. tireless jockeys.
conld have got Of him than DOnOuue did EOie
was III good form aud seemed nsrd enough aud fine
enough for a severe struggle But Monitor great
horse yesterday ana Hay ward rode hun admirably.
The da remarkab!ci III that Pierre Lorliard won
three five fiat races, with Plzario Gonaloh
aud Battedore, all without difficulty, while George
l. Lorard captured tho Others toe two stakes. the
Breeders and Champion, with Lousette and Monitor
As the Westbrook par both first and second the
Breeders stakes all the added money, $500. for The
owner and Of first and second, went to him.
TbackerAy could nave won out the stable to
win with Louisette. Both ran well, but
Duchess could probably boat either OF them
a match
or fretting at the post
IL refreshing 10 see how much better brunswick
ran than on tho day when lat appeared. II
Gonfalon defeated him, but brunswick was good
second. Possibly some ono had intIna cd To the little
negro, Walker, 1t would not be safe for him
peat his recent performance The trainer OF Char
lemagne was told psiuy that II there were
any more trickery with that horse the
ar of Monmouth Park might not agree with him. Toe
consequence tnat Charemagne won handsomely
without the slightest attempt at saying or botag
Nearly all tpe winners fayortes aud mutual
pools paid small dividends The attendance up far
in thousands and tue racing OF the best sort
The finish between Monitor Parole ana Eole VIII long
dwell in the memory OF those fortunate enough TO
see it
PIzARRo AT HIS PAvoRITE DISTANCE.
First Race-Purse $780, for three year-oids, weight
penalties for winners and allowances for non-winners
one mile Six startersPerre L0rilards imported colt
Pizarro, by Observation-Disclosures lis pounds, Feakes;
witherss colt Kingike. by King Efnest-Mlmi. 1O5.
sparling; Perry * Walkers ged!ng Long Kaght By
iily swift, b. Great rom-MlrlDosa 1j5. Haggsrty s.
Bryants hily Emma Manly, by 81 Martln@Cicely
S SyP rsi y1 Nv Morgan Ios ao~@y PoolS1
Pzalro $780, Kingiks s35, Long Knight 80 swift So
5. KingliKe TO 2. Long Knight TO swift IL TO 1.
Knight iV Was 1st away to lair STAR but knEFs
INSTANTLY joIued HIM. and theso two ran closely
Pzarro was last for quarler mile and then procce1eI
to pass the hers another until entered tbs
hoestreton az Klugnke's shoulders. Long knight re-
firing 10 third ulace There struggle, PizarrO
goLg by Knglke II ne merely at exercise. aud
winning By three lengths In 1433 Kingike second.
eug.hs before Long Knight tnrd swift bad ourtn.
Emma Manly PACK, and Pearl ThOrne Last Mutuas
pools 81 80.
G. l. LoRMLARD's ENTRIES FIRST AND SECOND.
Second Race-Breeders' Stakes. twoyearoids $50 each
for starters $500 added; $1,000 TO winner $500 TO
second $3.50 10 nominaor OF winner and $3.50 to nom
nator second; special weight conditions; u mile.
Eight starters-Snedekers fy Duchess. by Kinghser
Lacy BlessiDgoD, lO7, W. Donohue; g. l.. Lorliards