New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
EAST AGAINST WEST.
THE GREAT RACE AT MONMOUTH

An A.. ..,L of Monmouth Park yesterday
a, about the meeting OF Pizarro ana Drake carter IN
shs xIo 600 Omnibus Stakes to-day Reports were ny
1ng about th at Drake Carter was lame or was
bur his owner Green Norris empnatcay denied tneso
AND said the horse was IN good condition. ana
No exnectsd him to win, adding that If he lost
hs would hitch Drake Carter to his wagon and
ssy,ve back to his farm Car fares wouu
ma TOO expensiva Pierre Jorlsrd was ut the course
and seemed complaeent the prospect for plzaffo
II the Western horse defeats his colt Mr. Lorafo WIN
attn have bis big mill TO retire on. and not
likely 10 be brought to Morss mode of travel while
h,s steam Yacht Radha lies hand IL the weather
proyes favorable many thousands oil people VIII ganei
al Monmouth to this great race Since DfSAo Nai
has defeated both George Kinney and Barnes lie hu "
regarded as a competent representative oi tne
turf aud the racing Of Kentucky Tennessee anu an
sha veat of the AlleghaDies cannot be persuaded
that any Eastern staoe can show horse that IL raster
This Gel tainy must be counted IN Dr@so o
favor; Eis victory George Kinney was aI - noe
-tDs seael Stakes; his success over Barnes WAS iS
mies-ths United states Hotel stakes- lie ns' SHOWN
that lie can great race III ne
stance and the weight OF Omnibus Stakes for Wild
AS hounds no conquered Barnes IN 1856 Pzarro has
vet to prove his ability to cover that Instance 10 any
such time The longest race he ever won war tue
Stakes at lls miles. when he carried 100 ponnds anu
defeated George Kinney In l;56i2 Only thIeo Gays
later both George Kinney anu Barnes were before nim
I'm tho orillard Stakes miles, run In 239lo therefore,
40 far as public performance goes Drake Carter shoua
prove superior Pizarro at that distance TO-DAY Du'
racing is always unoertaln and Pzarro appears 10 nave
Improved greatly the Lorilard was run Ihere Is
enough Of uncertainty and sectional feeling ABOUT the
race To make 1t exceedingly attractive anyway and
s.metbing noteworthy In the way OF attendance and
betting may DC looked for
The Dryers have teegraphed IRON saratoga tnst tney
win have fifteen horses at MonmonIh Oh Monday mat
sposes OF the story that they were going straight
nAonfn fahlu rtan RlTrna
George Kinney Miss woodford In the Monmouth
Stakes ON August rs against IroQuois Pzarro Eoe and
Monitor.
The card was light. the number present was
small aud the betting was scanty yesterday
Indeed the day was the quietest Monmouth Park has
eep this year The favore Abba got the best OF the
start In the through the cunning of Hughes and
che carelessness OF Mr.. Pincus, and was first nome
btrathspey nine pounds better on than Aranza LII
the second race, and Mr.. Lorards mare did not show
no much speed her last appearance. The surprise
OF the race was difficulty Srathspey had In shaking
MI Battledore lowest OF all In the betting.
The next three brought out only
animals of poor quality. kuchd lled 10
give Caramel and Hee-and-Toe too much weight ID
the three year-od handicap and came in last, while
Caramel handled WITH better Judgment than usual won
her first this year after eleven efforts But Antrms
I'm the Seaside Stakes his first after sixteen
attempts Keno thanks TO shauer's muscle aud push,
barely beat Colonel Watson for the selling race Chpoa
won the steepechase rather neatly Ly Morson second
Chipoa had tried times before TO carry on prize
she was little thought of that French pool tickets
paid Sill for SIS. 1t not lucrative day for iavo-
rites Abba alone being successful
THE RACES IN DETAIL
First Race-Purse $500 for twO.year-olds that had
never won. those not having run second for stake
worth 81 800 allowed pounds; mile Seven starters
Kittsons lly Abba, l04 pounds. Hughes Resos pair
OF flies Eclat lO4 Leary. ana wOodlsrk 1o4, Meaon
J. waldens lilly Blue Bell l04, Holloway; Pierre Lori.
lards nliy Brilliant lO4, sh suer Appieby Johnsons
colt Orator. l07 Day; and Cridge's colt Phoenix, lO7
Brennan Pools-Alba $50 Kelsos pair $50, Orator
Abba toll Eclat to l. Blue Bell 4 10 l. Woodlark to
r %ne6 N 10 ron, at the a Of the dag Blue Bell
ond Eciat and Woodlark badly behind Inc start iad
ns sHSs ssseo Blue Bell nearly Keeping pace with her
FOR half mile then failing back Abba won by Two
lengths il94 P1eDix second, four ieneths before
Woodlark third Orator fourth. Brilliant fth, Eclat
eixth and Blue Bell last Mutual pools SO 30
$500 added 500 to second; e nnle seven Starters
Pierre Iorllards mare Aranz; l2o Feakes; Wtherss
strstLSpey 5. ll6 owner Berry's colt Jonn Henry T.
9o y DGoSauf saed y
Donobus !: aud Davss. gsdlng Hickory lin. aged, 100,
SssenS sn assrS saS Quebec SIS. HICKORY jim i6
Ssttiedore $40. Books.Aranza 6to g. DapIe1 80 l,
biraIhspey To John Henry 10 l. ~ W against any
other. This start was prompt aud good, strange
rs it may seem. Duplex was hrst on Jo t9
Henry second, Hickory jim third, Aranza fourth and
Stratispey last but back but that he was IN
ssSs sS neck and John
BattedoTc and Stratnspey we're nghtlnS or he Leau an
stucs 10 her work In the nomesrtoh feskes tired 10
make AraDza repeat her electric rnsn VI last tuesday
mi a different coudlIou ana net weight
Was little She could not get near otlathspey
and DapieIs effort more successful st5atnsRey:
yXinuiug by a half length III 1.3O2 Bdttledore
second "a length before Duplex Aranza fourth three
snsss DSGns last. Where s lad been al the
Mutual pools s INA no not nil
Fourth Race-Freo handicap Sweepstakes for three
VS. s.S soSp re ssVo eG Do Ga
Gleuog-NuD, ITO pounds Holloway keisos my he1i'
r. kyan's MY Caramel. by Mouarchst-Bon Bon. 80.
j. Donouue. Poois--heela nd d, $22, E@ci,d
20. Euclid 2 " 1, Caramel to l: Euclid
led at at AN easy pace for three-quarters OF mile,
S,nd. Hall a mile from tne end HeeLand foes mead
bae Euc and the two s ran SSSe up 40 9ye
Of speed the homesreten 70 beat DOLL Winning oy
FIFTH Rsce-rusc $500 selling allowances; lie miles.
shsHsr; ]. Waden's mare Flower OF Meath. 5; ITO,
Holloway; aud BRIDGES selaing Colonel Matson, 4 100
go. D SoiSnsl Watson sle. BooEsSksno %
20 Pior'f colonel G ss Watson led for
of q mile, Keno running second shauer mad TO
Tue be U,o So anxious to quit that tue race was
always in doubt wih less vigorous rider Keno would
length In 2:O3 Colonel Watson second SIX lengths be.
kre Flower Meath Mutual poUls rs So Sos each $500
added S75 10 second gentlemen riders allowed seven
pounds; tnree-quarters OF mile Five starters-G L.
forlisrds geiding volusa, 4, 1853, CostelOj Shrews
bury stables geldng Corsair, g. l43, Little }. Waldens
colt Antrim l42, Carroll; LIteteids horse Clarence
& 1885, HAYWARD; and Kenny's gelding Assur.
ence, Formerly Victim; aged. $50, mr. Holmes Pools
tyoiusla $50 COrsdir S25 Anlrn $25, Clarence $40,
Assurance $40 Books-VOlusa 3 20 8, Corsalr ~ l..
clarence 3 to l, Antrim TO l. Assurance TO l. The
nfart was extremely DaO, Assurance benR in front,
Antrim second Corsair tnIrd, Clarence fourth, ana
Vousa lar back Assurance retained his lead Tor over
quarter mile, Antrim getting 10 the front on Inc
lower and remaining there, though was ony ny
rhe work aud the hardest punishment that his
rider home hrst, oy tnreequsrteTs OF eng In
LISA; voiusa second four lengths before Clarence
Ihirl he a on than Corsar; Assurance Tar
benld Antrim his 1rst this year. that for the
Army and Navy Stakes for three yesrOlds al Washing