New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-15
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
NOT A GOOD DAY FOR FAvORITEs.
ONLY ONE OUT OF SIX sUccEssFUL-ARANzA WIN
AGAIN.

On Tuesdays at Monmouth Park the at
tendance 10 usually not large az on Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays but yesterday there were
GOOD number present, though the racing promised
nothing of startling interest The only unpleasant
feature failure the starter to the twoyea
olds under way with reasonable promptness andfanes
and the delay before the third when be took nearly
twenty minutes send off six three-year-Oids "iia
Donohue, Fisher and Leary were conspicuous among
the jockeys who made all the trouble posSpe anu VIM
richly deserved punishment.
Aranza was 6eeter than Rca In the opening dasn OF
milo which she covered in 142ia at ngher speed 'nan
was shown 10 any OF the other races she runs oeter
here than England though she Is so nervous mat her
head is hidden in hood, Few horses at MONMOUTH
could equal the rush in the last furong winch gave he
the
Cosmodore Kittson's Ally Issaquna by Alarm,
was victorious in the contest for the yalu-
able August Stakes but 1t Is doubtful II sac
was the best one the at the weights Mr. "lthefs
Cyolone colt and Mr. Kelsos Water Lily were unIor-
tunae at the start and ridden with little Judgment
but they we're within a space of the winner at
the end Issaauina was first by a neck only and no
greater distance separated Water Lily and the cyclone
colt from Thackeray whose second place was due
alone 10 the surprising skill OF Hayward
In the third race, for three-year-ods, knghke eaNo
away weight to a common lot but won so easily as 10
impress the spectators with the excellence OF Pzarro
latter having given hlnSilke Ten pounuo
him on Saturday as deity Kinglke defeated those
behind him Yesterday Knglke the only successful
tavorte OF the day.
The betting was two Breeze for the fourth race
but the deliberate anxiously expected Grona pareV
caught her on line after she had been exhausted by
q severe struggle with Brunswick Girofa, having now
won her first race for year, might well retire on her
thin aud scanty laurels. Quebec won the selling race
TO the surprise of the hackers of Antrim and Batedore
and won 1t hands down." as the phrase goes whlle
Buster ran well the hurdle winning handsomely
though carrying the top weight
THE RACES IN DETAIL
First Race-Free handicap sweepstakes S25 each.
$500 added 800 second; one mile Eight starters
Kelsos FLY Rca years. 113 pounds, Leary; Loril-
lards mare Aranza 5, u.s. Feskes; Berrys colt John
Henry A. los, W. Donohue; s. Bryants g'ldiag Charley
Marks formerly Big Medicine aged 3D. Bry am; @
Caramel, 8. 81, r, Hyslop: Dayiss geldng Hickory
Jim aged, 100, Clarence; and IT, L. Loinr a norse
Greenland p nUo S5eP Fsfza Charley Marks SO
hickory Jim $50, field $40 BooSs-Rics 10 o. ArSnza
S TO Tom 10 c nsn Hickory jim and
l each. Rica and Caramel ran together IN IIont Ior
took tue lead Oh the lower tur and first at the
furIong ost In the homestretcn, but Aranza ana
s KGn on t6s outside With wonGeru rapdy aud win
nng by two lengths III 1:42l2 Rca second two lengths
5 De1Gfs IS be Others beaten off, FeaEes made good
play of the scieDce OF waiting and winning III lnls
rae n s sevene gSts over and then flashing
view like a meteor Aransa Mr. Loriard $1,000 as
three year-old. She has uncommon speed put Oh the
British turf fretted So badly az to be OF niue use
Mutual pools $40 rs o,,. e,oo
eacn half forfeit but only SO Il declared out on jan.
nary or S25 on June 25 81 900 added 500 10 second
weight penalties for winners; u mile Nine staTter,5
g. L. Loiard's pair. the colt Thackeray IL. Hayward
gedng Mentor 107 Brennan; Wl'nerss un
Ktisons hy Issaquiaa H. Day PTeakness @ oo
HI1 Va pcn aaE %elsOs y water LILY 1 ea
F. Lorilard's colt Tornado, ITO. feaKes; ana Wlas
colt Boz Miles, 49, Fshburn. Poos-G, l.. LUrlAras
Dar $50 cyclone colt $685. Issaquina $50 Himalaya so
folu SIS $40 each for others. Books-rhackary
to p cyclone colt to /. Issaquina to l. Hlmalaya e.
others There were many breakaways. u,, IO,n
aud Water Lily acting yicously ana ther rldors. nah
Dononue ana Leary being u0ruly as the AM mails.
Water Lily was in front when the nag fell 10 pad start
Tbsi ISr got the hest Of it, Tornado and
lssaqnina next In hundred yards Mentor anu
cray were running first and second ana the speca oIS
shouted looking Tor result similar 10 thst Oh
tor the Breeders Stakes But ssaqulna was 70 nue. run
nng order. and she was soon at aSntors NECK
three ,1 We're aPg IhG Law ana the Cyclone
that only sixth and seventh az tue nean o. s
homesretch came up IN gsns ssS he line The win
ner by quarter length In i;lo2 inhckeray seonu 1b
CyrIope colt MenIcr fta Bob Mics sixth, rou seventh
Tornado eighth aud HInalaya last IL was a iair per
d se. Ss 1 hers can be- little doubt that proP
ana even ss hob ao e CveloUe colt was last 10 move
Snt msds fine finish Issaq uinas only previous VIC
,orv ss that for tie Hopeful Stakes She by Alarm.
ont of Essayez H. ana mas small allowance Of speed
but seems raj her uncertain. Mutual pools IA 80.
o T RS eac6 500 added $Yoo to second lie miles
Six starters-Withers's colt k"gnke, lio 100 oPds
PreakHess stables My Vintage o. Fisher; watIss colt
stamford Keller 9S MGkenpy y R%,sa Mae 100
over Barrett Poos1KngliEe siao Long Long hg as
Vintage SO sand Ro5R kgsI 20
knight 4 to /. Heehand.Toe to ], vintage . 70 l.
stamford Keller to i, Brca-Brac 12to l. Brc-abrac
led Tor a quarter mile Vintage then taking her place
only to give way to Long Knight But Klnglke passed
nv Length in the slow time OF 1:5S4 Long knight
ond head before HeeI-andToe third, vintage poor
fourth, slandiord Keller ana brc'aDfAc iar oe"inu
| Fourth Race-Free handicap sweepstakes $50 each
p Lorillards fy Breeze, g. LOS. shauer H. dranams
geding BrupsweE A. loo fs sna wIiaes. sedipS
Cneckinate aged JIG, Fsnbgrn PoosaBp o StoO
Gneckmae SJ0 ,n Bfvnsxsf 20 GiroGa 70 Cheek
mate to l. Brunswick led up to tue urong post IN the
nDarIeT mile and Girofa during the next passed
| them both tho backstretch aud pushed brunswick
Throughout the last furong, Breeze having little the
best OF Brunswick Grofa had falleu back 10 last Oh
the lower turn but while Breeze and brunswick were
doing their little Donohue brought up the mare
with what astounding speed Tor her ana wnne the
sp s Between we're BFseze and Sranswck GrC
slipped IN %,..zs ID. Second neck Ssos
wick. be only quarter length before old ChecXna'e
| Mul ual pools $50 3d. ,, ,.
-Four starters-J Waldens colt Antrim 9, SO. DODo-
| hue Llttlefelds fy Battedore, 3. 90, Mckenny
| Pryor's gelding Quebec 4, 81 Walker; and Cninn *
Morgan's gelding Monte, OIL, Arnold Pools-Antrlm
| $50 Battedore $50, Quebec $l5, Monte $40 books
Antrim to 8, BattleGore 10 g. Quebec TO l. Monte
10 l. Antrim was first of, Quebec soon leading, put
giving way for a moment to Battedore after running
Quarter OF mile, then resumug first place and keeping
easily to end, winning by four lengths IN i43
Antrim second, two lengths before Battedore third
Mutual pools S24 70. Quebec was entered 81 @|oV ne
| was bought by Mr.. Carson for Sl,22o - A.
sixth Race-Handicap nurde race, Ia miles over nVe
hurdles Six starters-Rrllys colt Carlyle 3, $780, Nolan;
Donohue's geldng Rochester. aged $50, Lyncn Freak
ness stables colt Macbeth, A. 100 r Lynch; Dunys
eeldpe Buster, q, 152, Callahan Dawess nlly ChlpOa,
4 l25 Pope; and Roche's geldng Baly. D. l2e, j. Ken
ney Poois-Carlye S75, Macbeth 500. Rochester SoO
| Buster $50 field S35 BoOks-Caryle B TO D, MacOeth
no l. Knsfrr 10 l. ChpOla 10 l, kOcnester 10 l,