National Republican., 1883-07-27
YESTERDAYS TURF RECORD.
Seven Interesting Races nt Monmouth
N. J.-An Attractive Programme at
Snratoga-Other Races.

SnratOgn-Other haCeS'
MoNMouTH PARK, July 26,-Tho weather
to-day was pleasantly COOL but the track was
not in good condition owing to the rains Of
late.
First race, purse $500, for three -yoar-olds
and upwards, winning penalties; ono and
ono-eighth milos Startors-Dclilah, So
pounds; Chipola, 30 pounds Trafalgar, ol
pounds Ida b, 1881 pounds Ntmrod, 0l
pounds; Duplex. tOS pounds; Amazon, ID
pounds. Pools-Duplex, S2j; Trafalgar $40
Amazon, $15 field, Sl5
Doilah led to the half-milo pole, whore
Trafalgar, Duplex, and Amazon passed her.
In the lower turn Trafalgar fell back and
Duplex and Amazon raced together do wn
the homcstrotch, Duplex winning easily un-
der pull by clear length. Amazon was
second Delilah a poor third. Time, 2OlI.
French pools paid $lI. Book betting to
against tho winner
Second race, purse $500, for two-yoar olds,
the winner to be sold at auction, selling 81
lowances threc-quarters of mile. starters
Miss Brewster, " pounds; lolanthc, 81
pounds; John Lcdford. 100 pounds; Laura
Gould, l0l pounds; Blue Bell, 81 pounds I;
and the Emotic colt s5 pounds. Pools sold
John Ledford, S25; Miss Brewster Laura
Gould, and lolanthe, each Sl5; Blue Bell and
Emetic colt each $40. To a struggling start
Miss Brewster was first away, and held the
lead till the lower turn was reached. Then
Laura Gould took the lead, and retaining 1t
won easily by four lengths, lolanthe taking
second place, and Miss Brewster third. Time,
t:10t. French pools paid S2i.75
Third race, free handicap sweepstakes for
three. years olds, of S25 each, with $50 added,
second horse to get 500 out of the stakes,
one mile. Starters-Li2aio Mack, 50 pounds;
Heel and Toe, 30 pounds; Markland, 1913
pounds Harry Mann, 50 pounds Lena 80
pounds; Thurlcs, los pounds. Pools sold
Thurles, $3.50; Markland, $125 Heel and Toe,
$3.50; Lena, SIS; Lizzie Mack, - Harry
Mann, $2j. Markland got away first
and Heel and Too second. Thurles,
the favorite, being fouled by Lena, which
threw him last. Rounding the turn the
leaders opened big gap, which was not
closed till the hOmcstretch, where Markland
fell back beaten Thurlcs challenged the
leader in tho homestrctch, but failed to reach
him, Heel and Too winning by two lengths,
Thurlcs second, and Lizzie Mack third. Time
| 1:i7. French pools paid $3.50. Book betting
four to one against the winner
| q Fourth race, the Navcsink handicap, n sweep
stakes of $50 each, half forfeit $1,000 added,
the second to receive $3.50 out of the stakes,
one and half miles. Starters-Eole, 12S
pounds Renegade, 81 pounds; Aella 1l3
| pounds, and frankie B, 9S pounds. Pools
| Eole, $50; Renegade, S25; Aella, $15; frankie b,
| $l5. frankie b set the pace for nearly half n
mile, when Aella took up the running the
latter passing the grand stand two lengths
in front of Eole, who was Tapped by Rene
gadc, frankie b being out of the race. Aella
retained the lead until the lower turn was
reached, when Eole made his run and quickly
passed the leader. Eoe retained the lead in
! the home stretch, and won easily by two clear
lengths, Aella being second ten lengths in
front of Renegade, and frankie B away off.
Time, 2:42, French pools paid SS.9o book
betting to on the winner.
| Fifth race. purse $500, for three-year rolds
and upward, the winner to be sold at auction,
one and one-eighth miles. Starters--Barnum,
113 pounds; Keno, 10i pounds; Col Watson,
105 pounds; Mary Corbett, 90 pounds Clon-
mel, Ill pounds; Antrim, 95 pounds; Pearl
Thorne, 80 pounds. Pools sold-Antrim, 5000
Pearl Thorn, $125; Keno, $125; Clonmel 800
Mary Corbett 500; Col. Watson, $50; Bar
num- sos. Keno and Clonmcl were first away
Clonmel leading passing the stand, Antrim
Keno, and Corbett Tapped length behind
| Mary Corbett, Keno, and Pearl Thorn alter
nately led till the homestretch was reached
when Keno pushed to the front pressed by
Clonmel. Keno, however, held his lead ant
won by two lengths, Clonmel second, Pear
Thorn third. Time, POP. French pools pait
winner.
Sixth race, the Billow stakes, for gentlemen
riders, S25 each, p. p, $500 added, of which
$75 to the second, seven-eighths of mile
Observation-Disclosures 143 pounds; Pasha, 14C
pounds; Harry Mann, 135 pounds. Pools
Rochester, $50; Pasha, $40; Harry Mann
$50. Rochester was two lengths in front o
Pasha, and six lengths before Harry Nam
when the flag fell. Pasha got on even terms
at the half mile pole, and he and ROchcste
raced neck and neck to the homestretch
where Rochester took the lead and won under
pull, Harry Mann third, ten lengths away
Time 1881. French pools paid 1885. Bool
betting to on the winner.
Seventh race, handicap hurdle race, purse
$500, of which 800 to second, one and one
quarter miles over five hurdles. Starters, Ken
koad, l45 pounds Buster, $50; Carlyle, l3o
Woodcraft. 130 Rochester, 1856; Bill Bird
140 Pools, Buster, 125; Carlyle, 30; Ken
kead, %; Rochester, 20; Woodcraft, 20; Bill
Bird, 10.
All passed over tho jumps safely, and tn
race all the way through was close and inter
esting In the home stretch Woodcraft cam
up very strong and beat Buster at the post b
head, Rochester third. Time, 2:23f. FrenC
pools paid 500. Betting, to 1 against tn
4, winner.
SARATOGA, N, Y, July 26,-The first ract
one mile, for all ages, was won by BoOtjacl
BuCcaneer ScConuJ anu l-oru Lyon thlr'
= Time, 1A2t.
Q The second race, mile and furlong, fC
= three-year-old fllies, was won by Mi
y: Woodford, Bessie second, and Vera thr,
. Time, 1874.
S tFhe third race, one mile and five furlong
/. for all ages, was won easily by Geo. Kenne
Drake Carter second, and Gen. Monroe thir
Time, $50.
The fourth race, threc-quarters of mil
for all ages, was won by Disturbance, Brun
wick second, and Talleyrand third. Tim
l:174.
BosToN, July 26.-This was the third di
e of the July meeting at Beacon park. III
attendance was good, and the track in fiji
c condition. Centurion was the favorite in IL
1888 class and took first money. The folloN
i ing are
SUMMARIES:
= Tho first race purse $4OO, divided, for II
233 class, best in .. Centurion, 2, Q, l, l,
! Belle Shackett 9, 4, 9, 2, 2; Kansas Jack,
3, 3, 3, 4 John Love, :, &, 4, 4, B. Rosebud,
:, Z, drawn; Vladimir, l. l. distancod Patl
can, 6, 3, distanced Galanthus, 3, &. Tin
!, 22si, 2:204, 2:304, 2;35, 2:3l.
l. Second race, purse 800, for the 2:25 cla'
}, best in g. Lady Martin, !, /, /; Ella Do
d 4,2, .; Magic, ?, 8, 5 Arthur, 3, 4, 3; Supo
Prince, 3, g, 4 Specdrcss, 6, ., 6. Time, ~
: 224, 2:25. Magic was tho iayorto,