New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
RACING AT MONMOUTH.
ALL THE FAvORITEs BEATEN.
INCoNsTANT. REvELLER, RENEGADE, BRUNSWICK
BANCROFT AND CUARLEMAGNE WIN

di was excellent In fact the course Ia enjoying great
prosperity this year. Not once has the nuinoer
present been small, and on most OF the seven uay7
there has been multitude. The racing has been OF
character to amuse and keep up interest. Yesterday
the air delightfully."- cool and the afternoon in every
way enjoyable except to the hackers of favores every
one Of the six being beaten The telegraph ONCE WIS
closed notice put up that tue operator had gone
parts unknown. The company's receipts had run ~
high as 5000 race days.
The opening handicap OF threeq quarters OF mile Was
won cevery by neck by Pierre LOrard's flly incon-
slant Rica was tho favore -Four or five horses were
nearly for second and third places and onV ael
long delay and inquiry OF jockeys the judges decideo
that Mendelssohn second. They could not make
up their minds which one was |}ro
This is extremely uncommon. The Judges were LEWIS
NJ. Clark president of the Louisville Jockey CLUB; L. NJ
Johnson and Carroll Livingston.
The Tyro Stakes for two yearods brought ont sous
field dive OF them winners Of important stakes. W. L.
Lorard's Reveer handsomely after last run
Mr. witherss homage. the favorite did not get place
The all black Wthers also furnished the iaVo-
rite the BarDegat Stakes for his co
Kinglike. The stable won, but with the other entry
Renegade, Kinglike running much below his form ana
finishing third. Gonfalon being second.
The Western colt MARYLAND was strong raVo
rite for the fourth race, but finished near
the last Brunswick taking tae prize. Bancroft got the
selling race, Hceland Toe second. Major Hughes, inc
favorite, nowhere. jim McGowsn fell the stoepe.
chase, and the second choice. Charlemagne got NOME
first.
A PUZZLE TO THE JUDGES.
First Race-Free handicap sweepstakes, S25 eacn'
$500 added. 800 to second; q mile. Twelve
startsrs-G L. Lorilards geldng Maguate q years 90
pounds Dumb Grahams gelding Haed9n g. 100 Mw
ga over TT W. Dononae Kitso ms y g. go
Bender PerryS seding Long Knight 100 B R,ohn.
E. E: dGsi TS.ass %s
al, es snSs H MSNr d. o. r asHSd
hlly Rica a. 49, Leary) Pettengills Constantine
C5 100 NJ DonOhuoj: wtherss ANY Cheerful g, 90.
Knight $50 field S $50 Books~aica to l. Sadie Nc.
Marry to l. Long Knight 20 l. mendels.ohn 70 =,
Knignt was first away and Inconstant iecond. Sadie
MsSa quickly look tn1 aa ana e was Int hs rs oonS not
keep pace. Inconstant ran fast in the last u
f lSrs second. sSS nS on S
ksa being on almost even Of soa and
had to SEND or ee G 6s 81
second 10 MendessOhn and could not decide IA 10 hru
Time 116 Mutual pools S67 45
THE VICTORIES OF REvELLER AND RENEGADE.
Second Race-Tyro Stakes. two-year.ods, 500 cach
half forfeit $1,000 added, $3.50 to second, madens
allowed seven pounds; \ mile. Nine starters-G. L.
Lorars pair of colts, Reveller d1o pounds ridden by
pair OF nles, homage QO7, McKenny, and Eccola uo7
sparling Kesos flly Equipolso tl07, LearyG Ktsons
(i3O. shsue1G Dunnsmsns colt Emigrant qo3, Evans;
aud X. W. Walden's colt Welcher q03, w Dononuel
siSo Blossom, 500 lssaquna So Emgrant SO wechcr
$40, Equipoise $50. Books-Nonage to 1, Reveler
AGAINST any other. Reveer was In front when the
nag FELL but Blossom at full speed shot by him aud led
place. but in the next quarter gave way TO
homage. As the homestretch was reached Reveller
a ac up 6onDcd to RoTer and Blossom
drawing away in the last few strides and winning by
Emigrant THIRD he half length before homage fourth,
wecner fifth, Thackeray sixth, Eccola seventh, Egui
Third Race Barnesat Stakes. three. year olds, $50
each starters $1,000 ADDED $500 TO second weight
penalties and allowances Il miles Six starters-D d.
Withers,s pair Of colts KngEe ll5, hay ward) anu
E0ssGs az Pierre @ fS
Q13, Fitzpatrick g. L. Lorilard,s colt Trafalgar Hi5
%ae and %CodGrG e na s HHy Go Ss 9 i
Smrod $50, Trafalgar $50, Harry Mann SIS. Books
rod 10 l. Trafalgar to l. Harry Mann 20 TO l. Rene.
gade lead after few strides and kept it easily
to the end Of the others getting even to his
saddle Trafag gar second for mile ana then retired
GonfGlon aud Kingke lay back last until they reached
Ringlilc being whipped and spurred ana ridden
pull by three lengths in 1904 Gonfaon second, three
lengths before Knelike third, Trafalgar fourth; six
lengths back OF Knglike, Ninrod hn ana Harry Mann
last Kinghkos poor performance was a surprise. He
looked short Of work. however, and did not move with
ease. Mutual pools TS Is.
HOW THE OTHER RACES WERE RUN.
Fourth Race-Free handicap sweepstakes, $25 each,
$500 added 800 to second lls miles. Eight starters
-Chnn aud Morgah's colt MARYLAND g, 90, ArnoIdl;
g. L. Lorard's gcldng vousa "a, los, NJ DOnOhue);
Gsner's horse Keno aged, 100 shanep Graham
s sSeCes. SIS fu1 Eru MSc g. S.
sedng a baE%@ 100 30 and
Days colt Hilarlty a, 103, HsggcrLyl PoolsaMark,
$40 BOoks-Markland TO 5. Keno to J., Vousia
to l, Brunswick to l. Lizzie . Mac to l. to-
Second, but brunswick shot into the lead as
If fired from gun. MARYLAND was quickly by his
last quarter when MARYLAND dropped back. ana Bruins
wick coming On steadily won with eafe by two lengths
third he a quarter length before Keno fourth Volu
nth. Markiand SIKH and Lizzie Mac last Mutual
Fifth Race-Pur6e $500. selling allowances, all ages
mie. Eleven sarers-N oodiords geldhS b,ii 'rg
g. 81, CadweID SDedckcr's mare Glront o. lO3, W.
Donohue) +. KO0lnson's lilly Clara Is. l3 o.. ATnOldl
Lorllards fly zamoTa e. r. X hysI5om Magma m1
NJ. Douohuej; ,Applc5y q JohnsonSs gelding Ban.
eT ,oy.r o Ssatb ~ ~ yspesr T. wamss ay
Pea Thorne %, SO, McManus) Leeyres horse stsrI!e
WSySur U lana KeisSs lilly Heeland.Toc %. 50,
Do1onue). POclo-ll;Jor Hughes $50, Heel.andIoe
$50 zalnora 500 Charley Kempland s25 Bancroft $50
Heeland Toe TO Zamora to l, cara b. TO l. EaI-
croft 8 to l, 10 against any other; Heel Heel
lengths and led up TO the last lnrGmS' n Ban,
length in iis Heel andToe second three lengths before
GirOhal third Pearl Thomc fourth Siartle nith zaora
sixth. Charley Kempland seventh mutual pools
SIKH Handicap stcepice!ase, short course
purse $500, 200 u second. Seven startelS-N y
Day's geiding Jim MCGOWAN %, l1Q, w;
Meany; j. l.. Dawess pair, tho horse hlhkead
g. I:jj CurtinJ and tao gelIng Charlemag1e
aged. 1G5, Hurley; NJ. Kennys eeding Workers o.
1888 w. Kenny Langcake's horse Strychulne TO- l33,
NJ Kenny; Garson's morse Abraham %. 100, Greenli
aud DonOhue's geding Iarpooner o. To- SeLp AM
Pools-JIm McG5wan $780, Dawes's entries P32, Aofa-
nam $50, Strycinlne $50, nell $50 Books-Jlin NC
Gowan ), Charlemagne 10 i. Kinkead 10 l. hp'a
ham 10 l. YOnkers 10 ycnnlne 10 L, HarpoOneI
7 to 1. Kinkead fell at the second JUNG, anu Jun
MCGOWAN tumbled over him. Neither horse was hurt,
ana rider or kinkead was not Injured, Dut MednJ
was 30 much shak that IL was necessary 20 carry
him from the field. HIS lace Was cut. 9nu
he may have received internal Injuries, put
il was not thought they would prove seriOui mar
pooner led up the last quarter mile with Abraham anu
I'm close Attendance. Clarclnagne won