New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16
MONITOR LAST IN THE RACE.
MR.. PINCUS'S LONG-DELAYED START.
..pNrs cprcKrT LITTLE MINCH, EUCLID, HART

Hau w u
bt interest in the race marrcd by the extraoT-
binary failure of Mr. Pincus to Obtain a start
until an hour had dragged alon! It's SiAty ml1ntes
of ;,nnotence Euclid won his race IN gallant
stvle and so did Cricket, the beautiful ttle gray
flIy of Pierre Lorillard. GA Monitor Weni otCN
on his friends in the most cruel fashion, IN the hlst
yacc which was WOE by Barnes with ease, Jack "f
Hearts not making the game finish that was exc
pected of him. There was large attendance oil
visitors. e,-oo r - 49,, ,.,o -
The first race for purse of $500 hIee-year
Odds and upward; special weight conIll"n' ms
lance 81 miles Three starters -Applchy J"hn-
sons horse Jack of Hearts Is years Is pounds nd
den hy Hayward). Dwyer Bros. colt Barnes J. 10
McLaughlinl, G. l.. Lorllards gelding Monitor
LACED lO5 DOnohue Betting BOoks-Jack OF
Hearts to >. Barnes to >. Monitor 10 TO - t91S
Jack of Hearts $500, Barnes SUP, Monitor r..
The start even; JACK OF lieartS Gau,Ils
slightly Monitor second, Barnes length ocninI'
They retained this position going the Who'c oi W.
first mile When they turned INTO tue slldiiEn.
Barnes was even and, in few strides, was iea,liis
down tho finish HAYWARD on lack of Hearts maze
n despcrate rnsh toward the close but barnes came
in an easy winner by length ana nan; Iuo on
yielding Monitor tired at the hnlSh, ana a,thouYYH
snnarentIv right IN flesh Is evidently not himself
Time 2:25l2 MutuaS paid Sll 40 e-oo r.. .,-o
The second ra~e was for a purse or S0oo IoI wv
1caT.oids selling aiowances); distance - mile
Nine startcrs-R. w. Walden,s hlly IltilH savage
by Sensation-Alle Slade ll0| ,ponuuS lI.uTE rS
lewis p Lorillard, jr's tilly by Mortcmei-L.l,Me
Rerrv ,97 McKcnney(, Dryer Bros colt Detective
nv NIrg-Tinctme 40. j. NcL4uGhllnl, JftSr
WslIrn's lilly Wndsail by NcnulatoT-Para
C1I Green c. Lit lefcld's geidng Prescott 10y
StIatbmorc-zephynne 90, Evans p Lorllla I%,
fllv Cricket by Duke of Magenta enGi,yc D o9;;
ION Woodbine go, J. Douohne', Clipslana stable
flly East Lynne 1O4, Garrison, Mr.. kelSos con-
Mystic by James A-NysthcatI'n lio2i Me" u"
Little Savage > to l. Mystic to l, Lizzie Terry
fiIiy to l, Fast Lynne 10 10 |; Hawthorn Niud-
sail and Prescott II to |. Pools rckeI, 50
S25. Lizzie Berry fly 500 Field $40 ..,.;,.o o,,,
II e start was wretched ore. lletectlNe aho
h he hpSt
fhiId two lengths behind, the rest strung out IN
line and Prescott left at the post. Inc Leaders
went down tie hack-stTctch AT lively pace, neck
and-neck aud preserved their advantage gong
round the upper turn. Bat, half waY arodhd me
turn, Cricket got much clo'er 10 mem a. llc
turn INTO the straight Detective ana Llttic savage
both caught the whip. under wlch ntte pcrSu'-
sion Detective forged lead, aad Are wore cries
of Detective wins in the grand stand. Ihe>e
w.re Jein,,yc however. for Cricket, without
whip or spur. came along on the uS'Ge at a ire
meudoIls pace winning by two open lengths; De
tecuve second about '9sth ana ndh iyono
Little Savage. The rest huiShed bauiy' llmf
1.1GIt Mutual pools SO 10. The winner was sold
az auction and was bid in by Pierre Lombard for
81 3O5 an advance of 500 up1n the entered price.
The next was the race of the dav, the Midsummer
Handicap 500 each half forfeit, $3.50 added; 500
10 second; distance one mile. Ion st3rlerSI'I' J..
Lorillaris colt ihackcrdN, hy Great lpC-Ne,i"-
II yrs 81 bounds ridden by j. DonoIuel; ). Z
Grahain's geldmg Haledon, by King Lear-hed 8
,%ion' by Ton Brock Molly Rogers B. 1913, Daley
H. ID. Witlers'S colt Blackstone, 10y Stonchenge-
Mary Buckley :, ll2. Hayward; Mr. heiso mare
Rica. by kngtisher-Lady Mentmore o. ~
Tcakesl: r. Loriard's mare Pnafore by EnqGlrcr-
Molly Rogers ., rs. Shaucr; -. u. Nlth,rN
gelding Duplex; by King ErnSt -E'ho 70, , LIZ, NC
jaughiinl; BlOhm u Co.'S colt Little Mlnch, by
Observation-Disclosures 4. l16. Huston; Clip-iana
Stahlbs colt Saudoyal, 10y Sprlng0pk-E Emma samson
e. 81 HySopl; u. II. Hyan,s ally Car mel by
Naturalization Bon a. %, OLtryl. Betting books
duplex 3 to /, Blackstone ; To- !, Lombard par
Otto .. Little Mmch 10 !, IEackeTay IVlo J., hic5
- to and 10 to against llaIod"n, C3rdmel ia
SandOval Pous-WlthcrsS par 10 LorlllHd
mar $50. Little Mmch SO. Rica $40, field 50,
The start was in front OF the grand stand ana the
orlI'c hal he advantage of seeing Mr. Pncus put
e. some fire work. Much OF the dc'ay WIS one. 10
Shaucr who obstinatcly renamed heAlhd me me
Either Pinalore would not 90, or he would not lrt
her, after Mr.. Plncns made hun come 10 ne me loI
several moro starts were made without the mare :
budgug an inch At last the spectators became
demons Tdtiye and Kissed Shauer heartily. Ia" race
was due at }:l5. but the start was elected al 4:lo
Thackerav was i'm front. Blackstone second. Little
Minch third. Caramel fourth lIca MIN. EhdNmlou
sixth aud Saudoyal last. blackberry held the lead
gallantly for half q mile. but at the stables, near
the upper turn. Llttle Minch got to his head ana
after n brief struggle passed him and took the lead
Coming round into thcstaiGht Blackstone made his
effort but succeeded only u reaching lh1rkcH| 8
head. and condnt gei on oV'l ,eI'!1 '.Io
OF Brighton Beach Coming down the straight the
thrre lead ng horsc7 were an together Ilttc
Niuch leading by half a lcpgth lh"cher1y AMI
blackstone under the whip. and thcN mplnialntd
fhe,c post ionS to the end. Little Much winning by
shotl length. I}uckstouc second by nc shortest 81
heads from lhachcray limo l;ll' Mutua' rhd
Thc fourth race was a handicap of So each.
$500 added, $500 to second, distance uul'".
Seven sartor,.G l' or,',rH oo' ''Il.sii
coli Huron B. ~. Oulcy; litucdcld'- horse lIce
Gold g. ~" ~ Ey%2, ~ n E s.o FIV XIV Hi -| rT
Zoe g. 100, Mcatonl; I Hauctt ge,dmE 10, al
Arch %, go. McCatn; rrrakuo,, stables GrmWg
Euclid "a, %, yslopl. lcrmr- HooAf FoyiI
Arch ; 10 . Lord Edward ( 10 t. Euclid to T.,
1lu on 60 l. Free Gold to !, Heel aud Toe q TO
l. Trafa gar = To- ]. Pools 10 q. Arch 500, Lord
so 50 i iIt e. and nd Toe 30 Trfartr so
The start was good one. llnron rushed away
with the lead Royal Arch and Trafalgar close be
bind hm. then Eucild' ire r'I nun'u'o, A. ny
grand stand TIE samo order was preserved, Euclid
ncear length behind ,Hs IHiro 't%u,''' Ai""nu
half length. Going around tie hacNsiI't'h Ei-
cid Shot to tho front. atcr bIicl >liu3SIc WIN
ROYAL Arch, and Huron fell back beaten. Around
the upper turn Euclid increased ms lead 20 TWO
lengths and Free Gold came mp to VA" WIthrr'
Of Royal Arch Coming into tho straight fItc
Gold and Royal Arch got the whip freely, but could
not diminish the lead OF Euclid, who came into tho
winning post al strong gallon, Free Gold second,
ROYAL Arch third limo, 2l0'i. Mutu"s PAID
Tho next race was selling affair for a purse of
$500, weight allowances; distance ~ lniieN.
Seven startcrs-B. EdWaid,s godng shelby
Barnes q, ZIG. Cross, Jcier Waldcu.s marc Flower
of Meath 10, llG, Hayward, Mr.. kclsus gCdng
Valley Forge %, 100, MtaioU, - l.; hoil Goil
Hartford t. los Mcl.auphliul. T.. H. McNal o =
geldlng lytton =. LOG Wake Louis G. helunan'-
Eooks"Lvtton to .. Hartford 3 to l. Flower Of
Meath to !. Lu'estring to l.. shelby Bnnes ; to
/ Valley Forge 10 t. /. Clonme - 10 |.
Pools-Lytton $40, Hartford so, Flower
of meath $50, Lwestriug $50 shelby bamcs
500 field $50 Hartford had somewhat the ad-
vantage IN the land Valley Forge tcOnd, Iutestng
and Flower of Meath on even form, Cemmrl
last. Goirg down the backstretch Valley Forge got
the lead Hartford Il good second, Flower 81 Meath
third. Lutestuas fourth. tie rest some way behind,
Valley Forge led around the turn INTO The straight.
Flower of Meath second Hartford thud; but Nc
laughliu suddenly came with a rush on Hart
ford and led down tho stra ght winning 10y
length a.d half. Lutcstung second, Lytton
third, AMI Flower Of Meath good
fnurth. Walker came too late with
% favnrife LXttnn; he was benton Tor secoMd