New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
RACING AT MONMOUTH.
PIERRE LoRnLARD WINS BOTH STAKES


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PIERRE LoRHLARD WINS BOTH STAKES
| HIS BLOSSOM AND BREEZE SHOW THEIR HEELS TO
I-.---------a---T THEIR RIVALS.
| New-Jersey was generously represented at
| Monmouth yesterday. The trains and boats from
New-York took down large number OF
| people, but the cities and towns On the
other side OF che North River than the usual
delegation the Again the afternoon was en-
joyable In every wayn temperature, In comfortable
surroundings, in admirable management and exec lent
SPORT Four out of the were over distances
less than mile and 1t took time to get the horses
started Mr.. withers's Duplex away from Jacobus.
Aranza strathspey Little Mnch and others In the rst
race He seems TO improve with every race ne runs
Little Minch the favore but broke down. The with
draws of Mr.. Kelsos Water Lily left Pierre Loiflards
pair Blossom and Leo, 10 simple task in the Optional
Stakes, which they readily ran through getting both
first and second places. Blossom was the fayorite.
The Same owners Breeze was made the favorte over
the field in the Passac Stakes, u mile. She
gave her six followers longrange stern chase, win
ming by ten lengths Mr. Gebhard's colt Eoist brother
of E0le, ran for tho first time this year
and came In second. He has an uncommonly smooth
and effective action and in him are the promise and
potency Of not few victories. His big brother was
backward at his Now the number OF horses that
forward ut the finish OF long, hard race is
small indeed
Topsy In the light OF her race with Monitor the other
day, was lightly weighted In the handicap OF Ia
miles and she won, though she lost much ground from
being "pocketed." Groha sister or Girofe, was IN
front at the head of the homestretcb, but
finished third. This may win race
same day. but her owner and trainer near to
despair year since she gladdened their eyes with
the least little success TIE riding OF Brunswick
by colored boy named Walker gave rise
TO remark II the boy is honest he is unlucky. for
he has been suspected before The In which Charlie
magne and the steeplechase tended to con.
firm the suspicion that he was purposey pulled out OF
the course on Monday He ran AZ straight and true
as could DO wished OF course horse may run straight
ono day and another But all Cnarenagnes running
this year has such TO make 1t hard to believe
he bolted of mis- motion on Monday, while his
rider curtin. behaved In such way "a to render the be-
lief common that he had been tempered with. Hurley
rode haremagne yesterday. Ia the Scud Stakes Cos
telo on vosia showed doe riding. while the gen
tlemen Jockeys did not switch the world with noble
horssmaDship."
THE ALL BLACK AT TUE FRONT.
First Race--Free handicap sweepstakes. s25 each,
$500 addict. 500 to second; seven-sighths Of mile
Eight stariers-Blohn & Co.'s colt Little Mlnch, by
Glenelg- Godsone. years. Ill pounds pounds over.
Hayward; p Lorillarfs Aranza, by Bonnie Scot
slrstnspey BY Glcneig--La Polka. s, 1ls, owner;
Wltherss gedng Duplex by King Ernest-Echo 4, 49,
p ss F.aer J. Wa waasDs f ay chicssdec BY yator
cnlcsabIddy. a. 81. j. Donshue; williams's colt BOP
F pryor e rs1 9Ss9oc king *
Arnold Pools-Lttle alnoh 500, Arauza $50 stralh
oth.rs. Boots-Lit,le Mlnch 5 20 2. AraDza TO l.
straihspey 70 Duplex 70 J. yaco6as to 4 10 20
Always, lair start was cbtanei. Quebec nrs Jacoo9s
second Chcksdee ,hIrd lsbec did not keep his al
vantage long, Jaeobns passing him, and strathrpoy
taking second place, Arsnza we'll up. Duplex next.
Little Mnc9 was never near tne front The rason was
hal broken down. Jaeobus leo 10 the furloDg post IN
HTansa In tss last furioSs Duplex showed speed
quickly Ia settle the race, ami ne won easily py TWO
s,rathspey, lac q neck before AranzA fourLn Quebec
| htb, Chckadee sixth. Ltle Mlnca seyentn, and Bob
Miles last lt takes uncommouly good horse 10 out
Duplex 10 short race wnen lie Is la tne humor
Mutual pools $50 40
PIERRE LoRILIARDs TWO FLEET FILLIEs.
Second RIce-Opuouai Stakes for two year-olds; $50
each for starters $1,000 added $500 to second; selling
| allowances \ mile Five srarters-Pierre Lorillards
pair the colt Leo, by Duke OF Magrnta-squaw, 100
pounds over saauer. ami the ally Blossom by Saxon
| -Blairgowre. o. Gallagher g. L. Lorlllard's colt
w 9nsSs m aara doaIl bs Pat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| 100 M Donoaue; aud Keso's nliy woodork, by King
| Alionso-Molie Wood. 97ia 2l9 over L,ary Poos-P.
LorIIafds entries 800. raaekeray S35, Laura Gould
$50. wooilrK s25 Books-Leo 7 70 5; Blossom to !,
Tnackeray TO l. Laura Gould 70 l. woodark 10 10 l.
| woodlark mad ie the bes Of the start, winch was
quick aud excellent. Laura Gould second. Woodark
retained slight advantage for quarter mile only
go nK suoh yie the lower turn as TO
make her success sure there we're no accidents Leo
| tries ran FIRST and secopd. Blossom winning
before rhackeray third four enghs before woodark
Laura Goud last Blossom WAS entered to BIZ sod for
Tird RaeePassac stakes Tor horses three years old
and upward $50 each for starters $500 added. $500
for ISoS" %inHers; ,%s six starisrs- LOrilards
nliy Breeze. by Alarm-slargowre g years. Toe
~nsriposa o. i6o oarrlsonl; r. Gebhsrds cot EolIst
by EOlns War song g, lol. ~ Donohuel MeC!ellaads
warcl; wl.nsr.'s My cheerIu y stonehengs-pawale
U.ed- POOls-Breexe
swift $780, Cheerful $685. Patlnza $50, Eost s25 Car
hs s stS 20 70 Carl 10 Tse start
extremely bad Breeze being ~ full speed when the
was SO FAR back as praocay be- the post Breeze
Ian 40 fast n the second qlar,er as 70 leave TIE whole
her homestr'tcn. sac won ny ten lengths in
l5t. Eois second six lenglhs before talinitzs tlrd
Tno start left Swift no onauce and she was ~ 10
time tho front Mutual pools - 90
SUCCESS Oh TWO BRIGHTON BEACH MARES.
Fourth Race--Free handicap sweepstakes. $25 each.
5000 added; 500 to second; IL miles Eight start
ers-Mulkey's mare Topy by uLUsed--BiacE slave IS.
years, 100 pounds, MayuardG Rosebud Stables mare
Matte Rapture. by Rapturs-Lizze Bened Is, "a.
Barnesl Z. Loriiarfs Oily Amazon. by Moccssin--
Aspasa H. I05. shauer); snedsKer's Glrons. by
Ieamington-Ratan Is. 95ia. 2ia over. NJ. DonohueG
L. Graham's ccldng Brun,wick. by Barney Williams
Maud Lyon a. i00 Walker; s. Bryants geding Charley
Marxs ps% %or.s eS essaSd by S Is
49, Brennan) aud w c. DaiTs colt Red Fox by
Topsy s4S, Matte r lpturs sSo. Amazon $50 Bruins
wieK 500 Charley Marks $50 Girofa $50 Red Fox Si5.
Greenland $40. Booss-ropsy toll, Matte Rapture
10 l. TO l. dlrohs3to l. Charley Marks ITO l.
10 10 against any Groha came up the streton
in advance Charley Marks soon took the track and
se the pace Red Fox running second for bat mile and
irofa third ropsy fourth. When the lot by the
hafne post fopsy fell back and hackers OF the avo
rite sad But fact was that she had been pock
eted" jockey had to draw back TO get out Ap
stretch Girof took the lead. ana IL
seemed then that this long-waite1 aud most disap
pointing OF animals would win at last But 1t not
TO be- Tupsy dasned up In the last mrlong at rafting
speed and won by two Lengths In 2:i0
Charley Marks beat Glrofa badly In the last
hundred yards getting second place By two lengths
lroha third lengths before Matte Rapture fourth,
Rad R,xa ali It'll