New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-07
EoLE.DEFEATS MONITOR.
. cprAT RACE AT MONMOUTH.

r, ,aonle who saw E0le and Monitor run
. 80 at Monmouth Park saw one OF the most
ssorulv contested and exciting races OF the year.
.r,s an overwhelming fayorte, hut SO wen alo
n,,or run that most OF the spectators peie'eu o'0
n on',a uut the two were almost on the line Lay
se'os's - ON Monitor and Donohue on Eole, and both
vs rel as they ever rode in their lives Rarely is
r mn amid such shouting and cheering as attended
gress of this almost from start TO finish. Eoe leu
~ nearly all of the first half mile, and then Monitor
a him in style that made his admirers conhaeh. ol
psaesss They shouted themselves hoarse rs he swept
bis 'u''e '.,.nd,a mace Eoe length behind. In the
Oh mue Eele gained steadily but so slowly that
Ms' , seemed ukely to win until the final iuriong
nv aobed and even then the two ran so evenly tna'
w. .ned TO the limit of his powers,won by aneck ony'
- ,,,ae Uas 1886 Perhaps the Monmouth o'ahes o'i
.t os viii be run faster but IL Eole ana monitor aio
= sss humor then which they were In yesterday 'hey
~ ~ h,c tborus in the sides Of the best In the race ~
wiz po 20 the Monmouth Eole must carry 127 ponds
,o5 whereas each carried only llOyesterday
~. ,n are fine weight-csrriers, and the owners OF
,.o,. Teonatus Barnes and Miss woodford might
% ,oo hpuehtful If they had seen the contest OF yes
tcrday. and Car,at,on and
proaza made an admirable finish Tor inc 1nAaoe.n
ctahes The afternoon proved uncommohiy picasan.
The weather was perfect the attendance ih .no
a.. romnt and in tie main good the conclusion early
ink pof nov there was unalloyed enjoyment
80 d,d we'll, every winner but one being either tue
,o,e ar almp st even with the fayorte In inc pe'1ns
perra Iorillards colt Manitoba was nrst III tne seik
.. for two-year-olds, and his flly breeze leu the
hating for the Elizabeth Stakes but Just tare iaiieo "
80. I,rlev,s Csrnation. The Western division thought
Sam y Bryant's Emma Manly better than BREEZE ana
rarraf,on. but Emma put her hackers in sad dilemma
I.or 81 Hearts ran away with the handicap OF mile
sna ouarter much easily than he was expected 10
a. tnoueh he was strong fayorte. That moss-grown
min Fair Count was given pint OF whskey IN the de
,tous hone that lie might stagger home FIRST But the
ancient amin al resented this effort to turn him from the
path Of temperance and ran even worse than usual
The selling race of mile furnished the only genuine
surprise Of the day, Long knight winning 1t easily.
Hee-and-Toe without any reason In her running TINS
wear to Justify it, made great favorite but only got
third place, old Checkmae being second KITTY Cisrk
,ook the steepechase dety enough though her astue
v;der made great fuss at the fnish The packers OF
Chariemagpe saddened and maddened py tne Gu
lions conduct OF his rider It may nave been tue horses
, hut to careful observers the fellow seemed TO pull
rbsr,emagne deliberately out OF the course He made
mo efort to get back. So much was certain.
MANITOBA BEATS POOR LOT
vr~st Paee-Purse $500, two-year.olds, selling; y
"a. rive stsrters-waldens fly Blue Bell. by Maria
ansett-Heatherbel ll05 lbs, HollowsyG p Lorillards
c,lt Manitoba by Glenlyon-Marie Michon QO3 pounds
shsuer,: Litenelds lly Iolsnthe, by Tom Ochitree-
Nv spripebok-war Call 900. wsker,, and Ksso's hily
Wooaiarf By King Alfonso-Mollie Wood 200. Learyl.
PooIs-Blae Bell 800 Manitoba 500 Iolan5hs $50;
To Manitoba to l. Ioanthe TO !, Miss Brewster
5 70 i. woodark to 1. The start was STRUGGLING,
SSSd M., SsaRs Sus
~ the animal ridden by Holloway gen.
aoss MsS dDsa by these two
cscss racs 70 the final hundred yards where Manitoba
better winning Ss ~ l saa Bell hr
Voodoark Fourth two lengths behind Blue Bell Miss
brewster bad last Mutual pools S22 3D. NO bio Tor
the winner.
cARyATIoN BIT BETTER THAN BREEZE.
Second Race Elizabeth Stakes for threeyearold ies
thsfdId not win at years stake Of $l,500 weight
psustics for winners and allowances for non-winners
IN miles Seven starters-Appleby Johnson's pair,
Carustion by Ill Used-scarIet Q1o pounds.
Hayvxrd) and virlen-by Virgil salina p06.
Dayr PLorillard's Breeze, by -Blairgowre 1l3
Fsakesg s. Bryants Emma Manly, by St. Martin-cecily
Jou,ou tIO6 BIaylock Babcocks Lizzie Mac. by Alarm
lady Motley I1l3, Barber Kltsons Brc-a Brac, by
BSn1s sSs Pseaness Stables Wnsse by vigil
Madam Dudley uO6 Holloway; fools.Breeze 800,
s E9ms Manly 70 1, wi ylrlsin to !,
vrlsin promptly set the pace and passing the stand
at the end Of the frst quarter was three
Manly fourth Viren kept her lead for halt mile fur
Tier with Vintage pressing her Close and Emma Manly,
lower tarn vrein aud Emma Manly fell back. and the
race was soon reduced a struggle between Breeze aud
but h vas plain AT gaacc that she would nave nothing
to do with the finish All the way up the homesIretch
hg Hayward aud Feakes both employing every
OF their and every bit OF muscle aud energy
post There Breeze fasred and Carnaton won by three
quarters Of length in 2l2 Vintage was third dozen
knghs behind Breeze Emma Manly fourth six lengths
hack Of Vintage the rest twenty lengths lack pded up,
Mutual POOLS S12 10.
HOW EoLE AND MONITOR RAN.
Tprd Race-Freehold stakes. 800 each for starters
$500 added $500 to second special weight cond itlons
IL miles. Two stariers-F f. Gebhard's horse Eole, by
Eolus-war Song t5,1l0, W. Donohue), and G. l. Lori
lzrds gelding Montorby GlonelgMinx tagged. O.Hay-
ward. Pools-Eole 1925. Monitor $40. Books-Eole
2to 5, Monitor TO l. Eole was trife In advance at
the start ard took the track leading Monitor by two
lengths after running furlong In the next furlong
.lsaa, both running az high speed, Monitor
vitn Eoes head by his neck The partisans Of Monitor
were shouting and as their fayoite went away from
They conuted the already won and the most
enthusiastic admirers Of EOie looked s0mbfc When tho
race was Just halt over Monitors lead was fdil length
ed his friends could not see how he could possibly lose
ION tae pacfsrech Monitor sun Kept ia length u
cheers Eoe had not gained at tho end OF tue
hackers had Amos, gwen up hope But along the lower
san Lole stole up gently deity slowly. put surely,
gaining men by lu6h. M0nltOr was before lin ~ the
head OF the homsstretch and had the inside but Eoes
mead was now at MONT ors shoulders, aud Monitor
, r1i running ,s WITH quite tae sgor Of Loe stride BY
and furious contest Monitor showed no lack OF pluck
putting forth every bit OF power and speed that in
am Tue shouts were now deafening aad the excite
ment at the highest pitch. Eole ontran Monitor little
~ the last few strides winning by neck In the excel
eht time OF 236. Both h0rses exhausted aud both
we're much cut by the spurs Mutual pools ~ 20.
JACK OF HEARTS The TRUMP CARD.
Fourth Race-Frce handicap sweepstakes S25 each,
400 added, 500 to second Ia miles. Six starters
Appleby Johnsons horse Jack OF Hearts, by III Used
Nellie James IS, lis, hayward); Mulkey's Topsy,
~ III Used-Back Slave %, 100, Maynard): s. Bryants
seding Charley Marks, formerly Big Medicine by Bon
ME seotand-Ehza Davis tagea 95 Arnold); snedekers
mare Girofa, by Leamngton-Ratan g. 90. NJ Donohue;;
Pttungps geldng Fair Count. by Dudley-Adee faeed
- Walker, and g. L. Lorilards geldng volusia Nv Pal
aaloy-yandalia a. ss; Meksnnyj. Poos-Jack of