New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
CONTESTS OF THE TURF.
MONITORS VICTORY AT MONMOUTH.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE srEcrAroRs-rnE rLUSofH
UNHAPPY.


never aeon before in America. the public interest IN 'o
| r, doc. ma, scem 10 hnyo tagged In the least ~
Monmouth Park Yesterday tho multitude of spectators
was o,trcmeIv large and cnthusiastic With mir that
could not lie bccred for racing with course III laul
o. coudi,ion and with well known and popular horses
to run. the contests gratidcd all who saw them
| Tho vcro,iou, and accomplished Sncdckcr ought 10
put that noble fy Duchess through course of broken
blood vessel. about two days before big in
| which she ia entered Shc won tho West End ll"tcl
stakes Yesterday as II bloodlc letting had increased her
spccd Some ungracous skcptics went 20 far "a 10
ca.t doubt ON Sncdckcrs story and 10 n'nuatc that
Il was started simply to influence the betting lut
,bcsc hardened inndcs know nothing of the ingenious
candor Of that unspotlcd soul.
| The bookmakcrs scoopod money out of the Plungcrs
rockets only 10 MI the Dppcr In other words II was
a bad quarter of nm hour for Walton and blissfu time
for Bernard. The lattcrs Sprngbolk colt Goano won
the Criterion Stakes handsomely Every one jcOrcd
at Mr. Demands rcsoundmg claims for this colt when
Goano first But he has turned out to be ono 'i
the best of the two-ycar-ods and though his owners
faith in him terribly expensive for WHILE II has
now brought in a fortune Mr.. Bernard won heavily
yesterday OF the others in the Criterion Lord Bca-
consGcld Duchess brother, who for the first time
| in public was certanly by far the handsomcst aud
most racng-likc. Indeed it would he hard To find u
youngscr of more quality" Many expected that
Sncdeker would be successful with him rs he was
last year with Duchess who won the Great Post Stakes
when she first the stage. Lord Beaconshelu
ran well and will run better when the leaves fall lie
came in good third. The weight stopped Brook"ood
though he carried only two pounds more than Go'no'
OF Pierre Lorards pair, Exile was almost left at the
post and Unrest showed lttlo speed. The Dryer
Brothers got second place with Richmond Possibly
they might have got first if Mclaughlin had not pushed
. la t,iti..p ali
ground that Mclaughlin is not the best of riders for
two-year-olds He e1hausts them carly In the race,
| leaving no reserve for the finish.
BY far the most popular victory of the day was that
of Monitor 1t his first success this year and the
people cheerej the gallant veteran to the echo ms
race tied the Pungers pockets. He had got his
imported colt Richmond in at light weight that lie
! felt confident Of triumph but Richmond made sorry
show for a Derby candidate, coming in last Mr. wal
ton should change his trainer Evidently the present
trainers statements a. the condition and prospects ot
a horse are worse than worthless. An owner VINO
could he so deceived "a Mr.. Walton was yesterday
ought to reorganize his stable at once
Those who knew how queerly tho horse Itaska ha'
been handled rejoced to see the bidding him after
the selling scramble. His victory costly one to
| his owner But these selling affairs so much Ike
racing as sanding sugar like honest dealing. or ne tho
ridiculous gable Of Vigllant "A fellow whose ideas
of style and grammar lie in such expressions as they
was in it, " he done it, etc, aud who delights to
represent sch gentlemen Mr. Pierre LoriIlard and
Nj Withcrs az hanging breahlcss on his lips-is like
! genuine mastery of honorable sport
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
| The At race was handicap. So each. $500 added
on mile and a furong. TIrce ramp Lorillari's mare
Arauza 20 yelrs poun H. ridden hy Haywlrl GIRLS
geding Kilmcny. (j %, uagsauG Hughes's o)lt BInl
holder g. SO, Lyan.j; Pools-Aranza 300. field $40
Books-Aranza l 10 g. Kline to l, Bondho der lOt l.
n l:jOii, Bondho der second. two lengths before
| X lmcny. Muuas - %.
The second wa. for the Criterion g axis ior iw-
var Ids SlOoe en- half forfeit $1,000 AIDED $3.50 to
ccoud; weight pc ties an a owioGe'i y ~ le' len
/ second Han 40. iaywarD ald the Ally Unrest
/ Lo.d Beacon icd 10y King 'herL4iy Be'sin- On COB
| breach di7, Teakes) aud saltpe er by
| Glcnc-sallya do3. M,atonG cip.iana sa leg
f%o nero cG i h k@ond by vrs Xiat Dis. 81
l. 1ri, nl lit soIs Oily Elizabeth by suIch noEa tic
Is ng AIoaso- r elk Ql0 Spellman; Poo 50. 10 IL
J, lsos 'i pa,t 100 t. Aarui e 50, Rchmo d so,
/ laba 80 hooks-r L'rIllarre -,ano II to p
o'd Br,con.'iei 10 = Grenaiicr IN 1, kcso's pdr
q 10 ., tBroukwood 90 T. ratpe - 10 l., Goanp -
]. "a; Augustine 10 20 l. ic IA nd II 20 !, Elizabeth L.
wa. ir. away Unrest sccol d. Goanot ri. 1nc I'd AID
hmc of NchuOld " o.. qucay In r'u', but not To-
/
Nv ser colpts Nchuo rem inci cloe o hl'd an II
W., o.ly Goouo's toad that Wa, IN aiyaucc At the
ON lhc long ow'r t'r' Coanok"p ~ ava taec lc
the houc.rrtca GIrrson WIS fore Il o." ride and lnFu
Doiuo freely to rcLu' the lead, ~ Richmond and l,rl
H,uc,n,o,ld got ungcrou " 81 sc tr ok 90 IL Il IT
The fItoug - II but Was 1T he eicrs. g amos
hard drNol won by rugtl ana hall IN l;l1 " lich
ruoa wood Wsa closo fourth, Unrest hftn, ENn riAtI
l. lzaorth We III. Mutual' Sl' 30 The value Of The
ia ina r'cs Vas fr the West End Hotel sraEcs for
by ne west End IIote., $500 second ~egh, |
gcn3e, ana nac. wac VA KMca her m' I9nt r1n
Lnisct, by Gl ne stamp, Ql3, Hayward. he SIS |
ip..u p."bncbe9s u 90 Ionls tie $50. Watcr XIV
$40, Regret 500. ks-Duchess 10 ., LJuisctJe to
wa;rr Lily was FIRST at the starr. Regret second,
ok second plac~, and a they passed the ldge the
Duchess Reg an LOWS tie c.oso up Duches.
pushed her sleader. high-nred in from on the
Lily dropped suddenly to ast Piee She Lad been Se
stride by stride with DuoAoss down the loug
turn In thr last mllong Regret retired aud Hayward
6s wa S er a Sr'ea ad np GOOD S Of S
ground she The backsrctch. BY dong her u
Louise Ia second, a lie gtnbefoie Wa e. Ly Re III
three lengths behind water My Huual. SlOI5.
500 to second; y mil ;. -Four ran L. Lora. Us
gedng 4i!or by Gieneg,lM,i3H age 10 warp
Miss Harriet g. o. Evans Wther,'s unnamed col by
tonehenge-TattoJ t9jMedton; Dwyer Broth r gcldng
Har ford BY John MorganC lionel g. lO7. McIaigIinj
Pools-flcnmoud $50. M,ni.or Sl25, Hart ord 800
Tattoo colt $50 Bpoks-ltichm nd 10 /, Monitor II
10 3, Hartford TO . Ia TO colt IL 2
The Ia too colt ran we'll N ontu ID r pail for half
a mile, Monitor holding second place and Richmond
tnrd o tn backst eh Monitor ri, he'd into G / adj
aud II the spec atOrs, and his victory WAS
never acrWarI IN doubt, though Mrllughli by pving
the whip on Hartford ng mos OF he asst mile sue
&c .dcd In ng the old horse a the nus B.. I'm
fact 20 fast id Hartford gan tIat his ADMIRERS |
were already shOu But lie swcryod from IT. mid
de OF The track the inner r,iIs nd
Monitor ran IN an easy winner by a lcnlth IN 2.25o
Hat ord second length hcf re Iafi o colt