New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
pJERRE LORILLARD'S DAY.
WINNING THREE RACES AT MONMOUTH.
,ur JUDGES STAND MovED-GENERAL sArisFAo-
"' TON AND LIVELY sPoRL

WINNING THREE RACES AT MONMOUTH.
80. ,rpGEy STAND MovED-GENERAL sArIsFAc-
TON AND LIVELY SPORT
Nh. Yarmouth Park managers. with wise
the wishes Of the public, but against the advice
Eta fool friends who insisted that concessions
S,s ever be made TO the desires of the people who
ort the raoe-courses by their attendance ana oy
~ herting for large and important part of the reve-
- =, all American racing associations is derived from
49, hating prirleges, have put the judges on the same
Ia az the track with the grand stand The change
into effect yesterday and was the signal for an era
:, .ansral peace an i good will. Mr. Wthers beamed
" on the people and the people gazed
,r,v with smiles OF calm content upon Mr.. Withers,
- "a the hear. and soul of the Monmouth Park Assoel-
on and in the generous scope Of his plans the energy
S' n h,oh he executes them, and in true devO-
,or n the turf, has few If any rivals Colonel
1arA nresident of the Louisville Jockey Cluo was
.ro..nt and seemed to enter fully into the spirit
:, tro,erntv and harmony that was In the air.
co,roll Livingston unbent q little and the stern
-tan Coster could not repress an occasional SMILE
49,, cossa,t wered bepevoently above the Joyful as
.amhace Mr. Bonner shed CLEANS OF approval; ana
,vners trainers and spectators aKe seemeu ior ONO"
,v in accord and bent enjoying themselves 10 'ho
,most A to the simple-heartcd and innocent DOCK
,opsrs. they fairly bubblod over with giee' ana
,o., went down on their knees TO Deg
MI
~, rrhanny person in this blssfnl multitude was one
ut,,e. bent weak drunken old man, whose wits went
,vool Gathering long ago, and VINO was aimosV
a,vzad with horror that racing association should
Ia one ota 10 criticism or be swayed an inch by Just
COMPLAINTS His chant by day and by night is always
chs udves are sure 10 be right" and he cannon under
.,ond why the voice OF the thousands OF people,
r. ora the rpainstay and reliance OF the Ameri'
ran tnrf should ever receive the least a'teotion'
The infection of charity and loving kindness spread
v.n IN the starter but there the effects became spine
that disastrous Mr. Pincus grew so bg-hear'ed tha1
ala affection for the Jockeys passed all bounds lie pc
anne an fond of them that he could not DrIns
himself to use necessary severity. Inc
,esult was that the froicsome ana hght-
headed creatures played such pranks that the racing u
,o end until an unseemy The delay in the start OF
The third race was prolongedbeyond all patience anu INC
,gna was given finally a wreched botch OF a senu-
Al Rut otherwise there not one SHADOW On tne
radiant sky OF the racing DAY OF 'he
easoo Delicious air. SOFT cool and nvgorat1ng track
In EXCELLENT condition great throng OF people, large
fields of welLmatched horses lively finishes and the
success of popular stables united to make tbs red
letter day at Monmouth. There was regret, IL Is true
that the Western champion Leonatus, did not rum out
ma his absence was due TO runaway while taking MS
exercise OF course there ample excuse The great
colt was not injured and will run for the Omnibus
Stakes on August Is and the Monmouth Stakes on Au
rust 25. By the way, the entries for the Monmouth
Stakes are now closed, and the list with the ages ana
Weghts to be carried Is as follows: