New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-08
! mill DAY AT MONM OUTH
THE DIVERS COLTS FIRST AND SECOND.
.r,,yxa Every CENT OF THE BIG LoRiLLARD
STAKES.

:. 4. -s-rn anywhere 1t 10 hot at Mon
~ pa,r The place Is 90 far Inland tnae oDV ~
1890, sea winds reach 1t with any 'ouoAo .-.tn.
ss.,. vtnss and when little "roeno ,hn
shan the wind is from inc nh.
80. a, a. the blast Of furnace sevenioiu ho" a.. The
Wnououth Park Association has svisoea on' sranged
"a,ns. tina grounds and the track. ana has s,,sS
poiu'" .sson which cannot be surpassed. IL equai.u
osrf Of the Republic in the variety ana v""o -
~ -. od the number and bulk of tine purses 80
s.a,,bv and freehanded supporters Va -. s ,,ttla
ssve ra,sed Monmouth from Its low e',s'. Wv -. Litter
800 than a swindling bippodrone o"i.ns a,.sa
aavs Of Chamberlsin's coptrop nav ,aoonven,ept of
.sv,ar.. To couteod with. The place u r.aon
'"n'"S - a. 10 impossible W TOW"
acce'S' ,rom Long Branch, In cohor"
~ 90 the dust All the appeals mace ye.' -. 90
.hs transsportation companies nave NO, oonr.s
orar, amazing and unreasonable uei', . - -. 100
~ rsacbed In an hour from NewforK us prospei
couu 10 70, - ,ch Increased The managers OF Tue
ry Central seem TO attach no importance 10 'nS
~ - thsir traffic for so far as eau 10 sVV"
inav make little exertIon TO per'ec'
.orv,ce II racing couiu oe 0'V', :.
- praneh under the same attractive cohui'"
.x,st at Saratoga there would Lever DO Jun w 80
Moumouth At Saratoga the course Is 49, nao,no
r,,rutss nv very pleasant drive, ana "aen '"o
.or ia never any delay embarrassment aoou.
So, - to town II the Pennsylvania hahro"o
$50 an independent Long Branch nue.
a. a. ,orted the company intends doingtae compe'i'ion
;tn the Jersey Central viii proosoiy oii"s avn"
great improvements ~h,,.,,,r at the
The heat was so depressing ana exhausuns q"
oousse Yesterday that everything mOVedlahsuu' ~"
nod influence on the fortunes VI '"o
- somewhat me xpectedly they succeeded IN gc''ihs
nth Arst and second money in the Lorsra 9'"xos
Csooree Kinney coming in frat and Barnes Sooo""'
i,ckv BROOKLYN butchers by that littie si"lr 'o "
GO o O IN stakes and added money Desldes tner o''
rrf'd "a
No enthusiasm was shown. The puohc wouu "a'o 80
h,r ueased 70 see less one-sided race, ana the pu-
tng of Barnes 10 let George Kinney win oldhol eA' '
- ,,,stacnon among those who had backed Barnes
a., enc hooks IL was plain enough before tha' bhHes
was much the better colt OF the TWO LUIS i",' F
bevond aUeslion Barnes could have Deateu h'nho' ~
a dozen lengths IL he had been run out but ei'oi "
,bem a. the weights and distance was easily superior "
P,zarro The English colt cut sorry nEure S'''' ~
b-,ri,nt victory on Wednes day. He does not carry
va,ghts we'll it appears, for both at Jerome
PARK and sheepshead Bay with us POUNDS Oh
his back he fell far below expectation, whe al sheeps
head and at Monmouth with light weishshe Won Anu "
looks as IL a mile mile and furlohG su'eu "'ih
better than n!e and half. NOT great colt .! NJ!
means but still an animal that must always I've reckoned
with NOT a racehorse for AL times ana seasons Ike
Rarnes but fine snowy ANIMAL that just in the hunor
and with the most favorable conditions Will make the
hes; tnoroug hbrel bestir himself
The shrewsbury Handicap a vak-over for George
l. Lorlllsrds Monitor aud Vousa. No crecit ID tna'
10 the owners Of the thrtyhve other horses entered'
Esuecially DO credit to tae young owner oil Eoe' Inc
turf has treated him well enough Tor MIN 10 '"Ao So
little RISKS now and tLen
SOME FEATURES OF THE SPORT
In the first race d. ID. WInerss colt Renegade. with
only uiney pounds in the saddle, succeeded III beating
nine Others The iavorite Breeze running NIetcAedy
H. WAS ID performance OF little merit, Renegade having go
far shown himself OF cheap stun For the twoyt4r-oo
fhaYrf ta " .esR
and son of tIat sturdy aud honest mare Vandate by
the I'M orted stallion saxon got home first after finish
in which all were soundly whipped. Jacob Pincns has
been holding the starters nag at Monmouth he IL
well known both sides OF the ocean as Inc
trainer 81 rOquOs and the manager OF MI. Lorllsards
stable iii England. lie trained the horses OF MI Belmont
In the great days OF the Nursery stable aud has handed
some of The best America LAS ever SEEN M
Piucus aaecuonately styled Jacob the SILENT not
from h. lack OF resemblance ~ william Of Orange but
from nvincibe reticeuce abodt the CONDITION auu
pn,spects OF his charges. Jacob has done very wen
IN most OF his starts. but lie will probably be
"silet" for the rest OF his life about bis
sepd.on in the selling race. when no almost
LETT ae fayorte Dan X at the post. The race was won
by the imported mare Sweet Home and furnished the
largest dividend French pools far TINS year at
Monmouth-SI29 80. Toe result was unsatisfactory
because the way Dan aud Antrim were used at the
start and because OF collisions the haniie post,
By which Colonel Watson and Clara b. were Knocked
out Of their stride and their chances spoiled.
in spite consuming fire In the air aud the suffer
ipgs through which all who oaroeyed TO tue course bad
10 pass the attendance very large including great
many ladies' Some of the pilars Of the turf seemed
almost to crumbe away 30 fierce was the iuy Of
the devOurng element. but such columns D. d. With
ers the Dwyer j. o. Bonner. j. O. h Lawrence and Mr.
Walton stood hrm Luckily for the oooknsgers Pierre
Lombard was absent he bad been the ground they
"a nv 4 az for
Loriard bet 50 900 against $50 900 him at Sleeps
head Bay When oeaten and probably would have
backed him much heavily yesterday when the field
was smaller and the less doubtful. The book
makers say that Mr Walton lost $1,000 on the
first race, $1,000 the second, and a
fair amount on the selling He did
not back Pzarro for the Lorsrd Stakes. though ne IL
credited having 5000 when the English colt
outrap George Kinney the Fourth Of July That was
lucrative day for the Plunger." Some reports put
his total winnings at $4,000. He certainly largely,
and he CID lose any Dig share OF MS winnings yester
day. Mr.. Walton was last week. and he knows
when TO back Pizarro aad when 10 pass bin By.
HOW RENEGADE AND HURON WON,
First Race-Purse $500, for three-ycarolds and up
ward, winning penalties and allowances lie miles Ten
stsrters-Barger's gelaiug Euclid, by Gieuelg-Nnn %
years. 81 pounds j. Donohnel; Owenss horse Mendel-
ssohn. by Buckden-Metea 90. ITO. HollowaYl snede-
ker Co.'s Grons, by Leaning on-katan g, I05
W. Donohuel; Robnson's dy Harriet by Balankee-
Orphan Girl %, 81 McGoyern); G. L. Lorilard's colt
hagnate, by Gleneg-Ainx g. 92 McManusG Ora
hams geldng Hsledon, by King touchdown g. lO7,
Evabsl; sberuisn's colt Gath by Hurrah-Minx a. 9s
McMagnusl; Pierre Lorflsrd's hly Breeze, by Alarm
BialfjowIe q, lOl including pound over shsueT l.
CrAnan's gel0i0g brunswick, by Barney WIiGms-Maud
Lyon a. lO7i2. including 2i2 pounds Ovet j. McIsngb
lin and Nnberscoit kenegade, by King Ernest Revolt
%, 92. including over Mckinney POOis-Breeze
500, Mend-lsohn $40 Renegade $40 GatL $35 Gifona
f25, Harriet 500 and neld s35. Books-Breeze % s.
Meu To L z Ia 4 Rene
Eaeid 70 l. Gath 10 TO /. Magnate II % 4, Giroda
10 10 i, Haiedon 10 TO i and Brunswick 20 10 /.
Gath showed no disposition TO was left at the
post The others got on vel together Mendessonn
eughtiy IN front Passing the stand Magl,aie pushed
through the bunch and leading BY neck win
Haedon second, Girona third and Brunswick foorib
the others together Reaching the haf-Inle pole MAG.
pate quit Az te far stabes Haledon and Encld Nsra