New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
CROWDS AT MONMOUTH.
THE TRACK NOT IN GOOD CONDITION.
q PLUxeEBD WALTON SAID TO HAVE RETRIEVED
Hrs PREVIOUS MIsEonTUNRs.

HIS PREVIOUS MlSbobLUNkc
There was larger crowd in attendance at
the Monmouth Park yesterday than on last Satur-
day The weather was perfect neither too cold
nor too warm The of the previous made rather
heavy and In places muddy track The time and
track were both slow. The contests were
not such as excited great enthusiasm the two-year-od
race furnishing the only really elose finish oil the day
'sPlunger" Walton made his presence felt among the
bookmakers and 1t was whispered that ho more than
made up his previous losses by one fell swoop In the
selling race II rumor can believed, he lost heavily on
the free handicap sweepstakes He backed Harriet IL
was he backed Caramel heavily for place
Oh the contrary 1t s reported that Mr. Walton
BY beating oooknakers out OF thousands nc backing
Clara b. AT any left the track in the best NJ
soirits has face beanrng with siIes although he did
not appear very happy during the early part OF
the afternoon
Considerable interest aroused BY the ruinor that
the famous Western tareey old Leonatus had arrived
on the track the morning. The colt has not as YET
been beaten and all the principal stakes out
West 80 far run this He found ny TRIBUNE
reporter In a stable Just of the track above
the clubhouse. Two stable-bcys were groom
ing the colt; he appeared a. slick as
piece of silk and In splendid condition. lie
IL dark BAY not over large but appears finely pro-
pogtioned strong He tossed his head around una
seemed TO be on the best Of terms with his keepers
Both the hackers OF the fsvorites and short horses
were dissatisfied yesterday There were no large pools
1 while the favofitss were beaten, except
| In two instances The first race nnfshea
surprise. Haedon running much better On the heavy
ih-n good course. Duplex, the favoFite ran
poorly finishing third Eecola fiy that runs one aay
ike race horse and the like captured the
| July Stakes. welcher running second and Reveler
third This race furnished the only close finish oil the
day The youngsters in sorry plight after the
scramble. The time second faster than George
Kinney won In when he the stakes last year The
1 - 49, nMr NrnfH
ers' Miss woodfori making poor show Of Carnation
and Caramel Miss woodford won In 220ia two and one
half seconds faster time than Hawasse won the Oaks In
last year. Miss woodord was never beaded and won rs
she pleased The spectators generally seemed so con
dent OF her that mutual pools paid only 80
cents profit on an investment .., ., u..s 80,
would win the free handicap sweepstakes but velusia
upset ali calculations completely Harriet ran well FOR
mile, all to pieces and came In last grit
ting OF teeth heard in the direction where he poeri
Gus hacker of h0rsss for pleasure was stng CARA
B. also owned by y. Robinson, however won the next
race handy aud beautifully relied the pockets OF the
..Y,unecr- Ineonstant ran second and King Arthur
third Out twelve entered only four started In the
jumping race Baly IA he pleased London, owned
by W. Daily. entered. but recently injured In
race ut Brighton Beach track and was shot yesfer
! day morning.
| now HALEDox AND EcCoLA WON.
Ffrst Race-Free handicap sweepstakes of $25 each.
| with $500 added 800 to second; 1is miles Eight
starters-Witherss gelding Duplex by King Ernest or
Mscaroon-Eeho "A years. SO pounds Ackenny);
shrewsbury stables gens Corsalr by Glenslg-Crown'
lei Is, 100 Fisher; Grshanas geidins Hsiedon py hhs
Iear-Redows 20, 100, EvansE Morrss horse Prfam ~
| Prepbet-Reeardess Is, l05s wyburnr Preakness
srabe,s y virgilette by vrgi-Regan "A, 30. J. Don
ohue,. L. 0rahan1s geding Brunswick, by Barney
Williams Maud Lyon "A. 10o wslker sbcrman's colt
Overweight acCarty) and r. Lorlards nly Baftledore
By Gieayon Sqswood Maidts 81 onlsys P9 Ss,1
So aaledon SEQ, and field SIS. BOoks-puse to
against 81 bq rnnsTcp e 10 to T. and cofsa 10 to
Virgilete jumped of with the lead at tue start with
stand Brunswick rushed 10 the front Making the first
turn, Brunswick led by two and bali lengths, FRAN
ses snsls n sspara l1 the These positions
s@ si LED By tire. pee
while tedore mad moved up to second place belore
s Was out taxing second place while Bat cdor fel
back third AT the three quarter pole te mao
| the mud began 70 mp the ieaScrA Batneaore
made secoad spur furlsng from the wire asd iosk si
strong the extreme outsce and managed 70 peat Bat
sdofs under toe wire BY pose psps1 ,n Prias
sixth vrgeite seyentn ana a., Can last Tho une was
soSa Mutual gSss P pss se 10 for a, 800
na forfeit and emily $40 T. eeesrsa ~ 5s5say
winners q stake Tssss 70 carry era .s VEGA
poases ridden b. snsuerJ Kittsens colt Psnique- By
ny Aarm@L.saysz ii. ii2. FIsher1 McClelaod's colt
Bob Cook, by Zen Broeek-Jennle C. qO5. VLearyl;
TT and ss nsSSs b KING KING
Holloway Dunneman's coit EniigranL Dy Enqulfer-
vssrl mS0 c Donosus Kse"ss colt DSen
Isller ~ Duieh skater consas9nope 49, Day. aud
aud q. L. LoriIard's colts rasckeray,, BY Great
lS ,is ,.S and po5 ssysisr
sons par s125 Blossom 81 10 o. l. Loriards pair 70
@ sd sooRRscs.o% % vi vS 70 2
L. Lorlard's entries 10 l. kittson,s entries TO =
ssd SOB Coos 10 70 l. AfSer Sreaawsy
youngsters sent Of % poor start VITA Inasseray
Asr ra@mns a nn S aug sss .oon ns
ree LaeSa s ws se rbocsery and BOB
| Cook tnird- Here Blossom wss attempting 70 push
foasS or e cf down. FOR she Immediately
Taking hs turn at the stables Eceos was sun Leading
Here Tsackersy began run and At tine three quarte'
rs qssd in front sSb Geek sas
Go%aE up che nome stretch s 1So :sa sss
would Be close and the strongest horse tue The
| youngsters unmereifuiiy Iashed kecoa nnaily
y ss wef sS csS s
Ernesr--MnorIty ely nftb rhackersy sixts, Emigrsn'
snb so.sem sevesh asd Psnique last Tas
uiae was LII. Mutuais paid VS. 60
TWO RACES EASILY WON ..1ta
Third Race Monmouth Oaks stskes-for FLIES three
years old At 500 EACH half forfeit, and only $40 II de-
cIsred by Angular l. 1882 $50 declared by January
l. 1882 or $50 declared BY June 20, 1883. with
added the second receive $500 IL miles Seventy
one subscrbers. but sny three starsers-kcisos MY
Caramel, by Monarchist-Beu Bon us Tvaads. RIDDEN
by Brennan); Appieby Johnsons MY carnaton py
nlUsed-scarlet Ql3.w Hayward); ana Dwyer brothers
a.ly Miss woodford by Biilet-Fancy Jane ui3' j. MO
Iaushlip, Pools-Miss woodfora $1,000. Caramel and
Carnarion In the fell at $50. Books-Aiss weodferd
1 to 10 against, Carnson to and Caramel 80 to l
|, | The race WAS merely exercislng gauop tor tns
Dwyers filly Miss Woodf0rd was hrst on with Carna
ton second and Caramel sird. Passing the sand ms.
Wooford gsiopg In the lead tour lengths IN fron
of CARAMEL sbe leaaing Carnatioa by neck AROUND
| the 10 ths quarter pole Miss Moodiore h M,