New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-13
SPORTS OF THE TURF.
FIVE CONTESTS AT MONMOUTH PARK.
GoANo AT LAST sUCcEssFUL--PRIAM BEATS MON
fTOR.

the Autumn stakes the Oddly ndheu ''hho ''iIV' va
the prize greatly TO the satisfaction of his enthnsia' uc
owner Mr.. Bernard, who reiterated frequently hl'
ardent desire to match his colt against the best of the
Mortcmerz The hackers Of Mr.. Kelso's Brookwood
were not so enthusiastic the race for it seemed
to many that Fcakes did not ride with much judgment or
energy He came nj the end with of his fine finishes
but he came too late, and the admirers of Brookwood
had the annoyance of seeing their iayoc come in sec
ond but far stronger than the victor and stronger than
! any horse in the race And yet he carried the top
weight and was conceding to Goano seven pounds.
Ia the third race the imported colt Richmond, n
| Derby candidate, highly bred, and much bcauded.
came home last Whether the Plnnger anticipated this
or whether he taken by surprise cannot be known
But it IL certain that he not so great loser on
the race currently reported in the betting pny
ion The public that plunged ON the Plungcrs horse
| suffered while the Brighton Bcachcrs that stood by
Taitcr were wildly exultant his victory, which
was not in doubt for moment. In the selling race
there was an interference by Garrison the jockey of
Iinska with young Douohuc who rode Poonia, but 1t
only amounted 10 nm adroit piece of iockeying and
consisted In coming mp along side closely that Dono-
hue could not use hs whip hand A crowd assembled
around the judges stand and shouted In support OF the
claim Of foul but the judges properly dismissed It,
The hurdle race spite of the numerous starters re-
solved itself into duel between Echo and Buckra,
Won by the latter There another claim of foul
rdiculously un.ubsantnl which the judges promptly
decided in the negative.
In the handicap of the fourth race, Captain Co'tcr
had been uncommouy l,nicn t. rriam. who wa let n
ot to2 pounds. while Monitor carried 100 and King
like Il0 The wei hts settled IT, aud rriIm Won os
he rlcn .cd though Monitor and hmglikc ran good
race aud made a stout battle Cor their respective
stiblc'
DETAILS CT THE CONTEST.
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