New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
TWO RACES FOR BOOKMAKERS
GOOD Luck FOR AppLEBY & JOHNSON.

| T..torept uas seriously doubted by many people at
| Monmouth Park yesterday The heat was more than
earthly.
at is all wrong" said venerated Sage OF the Inri
"this blaming of owners trainers or Jockeys ior 'ne
peculiar running of horses The fault is in the horses
themselves Some Of these animals seemed hileo win
total depravty, and they bring the most agonzlng
pain to highly esteemed turfmen by their shocking as
regard of duty How often have seen my sensitive
friend David johnson weeping scalding tears over the
failure OF Jack of Hearts to show any consistency or
respect for standards Of morality. 'Punger Watoh
has lost whole nights of sleep and wears naggard
look constantly because his colt Richmond sometimes
shows streak of perversty that can be due 10 nothing
else than diaboca influence. Blaylock passes Gays o'
torture and nights of grief because Thackeray Is such
shameless in-and-outer. LuciuS Appleby waslcu
nearly to shadow last season because Hec'-aho-ioo
would persist in acting 80 strangely nave seen
Higgins writhe and moan over the rreclamape
ness of Rica As to Lenox's caousness to all the
claims of honor there is danger that 1t will drive NC
Donald insane. Absolute indifference e integrity
to be we'll nigh universal among the horses that
run at Brighton Beach and among the jumpers, ana u
ia plain that the services of the Salvation Army are
greatly needed Owners, trainers and Jockeys cannot
be blamed for the moral degradation OF the animals
is the fault of the beasts themselves hope there
will be no further criticism of the motives of pure
minded and esteemaple men, because they are unable
to keep their horses from strayng into paths of vice."
So said the Sage of the Turf Like the Sage OF Grey
stone he is afflicted with slight paralytc affection OF
the left upper eyed, and it noticed that THIS eyehd
was distinctly tremulous as he walked away.
Forester was strong favorite for the first race and
an easy winner with Duchess second choice, in second
place. Forester came in lmping and it is much to be
hoped that his breakdown is permanent The faster
the turf is purged of bookmakers horses the better
William Donohue Duchess, and his return 10
the saddle was greeted with much applause II he had
won the victory would have been received with great
enthusiasm. No. sound greeted Foresters success
The triumphs of bookmakers are always unpopular,
and Foresters now more generally osiihed
than any other owners on the turf.
They won again with Jack of Hearts In the fat Har
vest Handicap and not man or woman present gave |
a cheer or clapped hand Jack of Hearts won by |
four lengths nnder the powerful riding of Hayward
and Long Knight, with that other great master NC
Laughln in the sad de- got second place with Waltons
imported colt Richmond third. There were seVerai
odd things In this One was the complete absence
of effort by Meaon on Heel-and-Toe There has been
n great deal of talk about Meatons ding at various
times in races in which Appleby johnson hao
strong interest. Another odd thing was the wieh'si
running of Thackeray One more was the s'atuesque
immobiIity with winch Spellman sat on Mr. W atoms
nond was run simply to get weight OIL Let not the
handcspper be deceived.
Mr. Waltop's Suler also ridden by SpcllmaA, showed
singular lack of ambition. In fact in their masters
absence all Mr.. walion's horses seem meek and lowly
Mr.. Pncns with bis accustomed generosity gave
AWAY two races at the star-tle second TO ARIEL
and the fifth to Detective.
sbauer ruined the chances of Duplex in the Harvest
Handicap by lying back too far.
a r. sl.t. f..t1 IL
steeplechase.
Old Monitor had no chance in bis race. He high
in flesh and he never runs we'll in that condition.
Euclid won easily with Ida Stanhope second.
THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL
The first race was a handicap at 1is miles.
S25 each. $500 added. 500 to second. Seven
ran-sncdekers flly Duchess "a years. ll2 pounds rid
den by Donohue), Ap2leby Johnsons horse Forester
90. 49, Hayward q. l.. Ibrillard's colt Rev"ii"r a.
l13 Bavloel,, esaDles geding Royal Arch q,
lo5 Caffey), Ryan's Caramel 5. o. Charlesonl,
Dwyer Brothers colt Executor %. 93 Potter and Mel
bourne Stables ny La syphide g. 90. stevens).
BettIng-Porester 10 8. Duchess IL TO o. Royal Arch
l. Executor % Eeyeler 12 to /. Caramel 80 to
/, la Sylphide 100 TO !.
Caramel led until she reached the homestrctch. with
Royal and Executor close up but in the final quar-
ter mile Forester aud Duchess shot away from the |
Others Forester With OF his old speed easily
by lengths III 57i4, Duchess second three lengths
before Reveer. Caramel fourth, the others prsed up
French pools Sl3 co. Forester broke down after the
Five ran in the second race selling affair for purse
cas- stables colt Ariel 90 pounds ridden by Church)
Keso's ally Shamrock zoe. Mealon) MeceiIand Broth.
ors colt sa1ony 100, Riley, and r. H. kyaPs
Pools-Ariei 500, Homeward Bound 300, saxony
500, Shamrock $50, Gienbrook $40 Books-iiome-
xre r.d fODi to T. GlenSr5ck ''A to 'AA'"'
The start was as bad could be. Ariel being first by
bad third Home ward fourth GlonLrook left
At the ss Sa 4 and % s Ss 1 ss
ARIEL won by four lengths IN il6l, shamrock second.
four lengths Seiore M bo@pa fourth
si5o5 Ariel was entered ere & to be sold for $500 Wild
The third race , Was the Harvest Handcap, $50 each
r WJtons % Imported colt Richmond a. ia speIi%an
G. l. LerilIards colt Ihackeray a. 10 Bayloc9 Ap
and HeeLandISe g. lo5, Mestonl; "; l. scoifs coli
S Gpfaa stables y Ga:' Lynne
knlsht s2S ..s G.eysione p;ls;nona s5 hsd $40
knight $ 20 !; the Kelso par 70 i, Duplex 7toi,
Rca was first away ray Long knight second East Lynne
third Rica was soon pulled back and Greystone set out
Knight third shauer waitins with Duplex FAR In the the
rear. on the backstreeh klca and Duplex moved up.
Greystone, Rica and East Lynne found the hot
In the last frlong and Jack OF lears shot out Of the
group Hayward riding him with great
vgor Jack Of Hearts by four len gths In ell d,
Long Knight scconu head before imported Richmond
Duplex In fourth. East Lynne 1ftb, Greystons
sixth Rica seventh. Thackcray eighth, Rchard L. ninth
and HeeLand-Toe last; French pools 81 20 !
six for the handicap at . miles S33 each, $3.50
added $3.50 To second They were g. l.. IOrards geld
ing Monitor iaged. III, Blayloc; Preakness Stables
gelding Euclid %, 102, J. CaldwelD j. w. q X. II. a
Louds mare Liaa stanhope aged, 100. Rivers 81.
Clarless horse Renegade ~ 9S. mccarthy; Kcily's A
horse Conmei %, 90, Rslsrty) and Loveis colt Guitar
"a, 80. Gcrharty).
Pools-Euciid $50. Ida stanhope $50. Renegade goo
Monitor so, field so. Books0Enclid 2 70 /. Ida y