New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-26
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK,
SEVEN CONTESTS IN RAIN AND MUD.
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The long and brilliant racing season at MOI
noutb PARK came TO wrctched and ingorious emo III
,n and mud yesterday The spectators sunereo grea'
N,sco,fort from the weather, and were made still moro
,ah,. nv the extremely bad quality Of the sport
,ra,v horses were Withdrawn and there was not one
close exciting or even interesting contest Through
tr.cy deen In mud and water foundsred lot OF WOE
hsyene animals Mt a trotting gait There was not the
least touch of animation diversion In any Part OF 'ne
bodrarged soaked and melancholy proceedings
9 Tho starter covered himself with shame ana coz
son II he ever holds nag again the racing pupc'
with great carnestuess and enthusiasm VIII stay a"s
from the track which Is burdened with his plumbers no
had small fields to handle. but primary scnoo boy
the primer class could have done as weh VIII 'no" -
he did. 900.
ma, I,,.,t, col, was withdrawn, and his apology for
horse DUPLEX came third in field OF four AND 50
~. . all MACK OF Brookdale remained shrouded In con-
Reninl gloom TO the emu
OF course such racing" @ as that of yesterday is no
guide to form and OF no real significance 10 any "
and 1t merits little comment
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
r, first race was handicap $50 each, 81 900 added
s95O 10 second: 7 mile -Four ran-LoyeHs geioins
Aurelius C. years. sc pounds ridden by Gerhardyl; ne
we're Stables gelding Herbert %, 1o4 Meatonl NC
Mahon,s gclding Frankie H. 6, LOG, Covington); anu
witherss gelding Duplex t6 1o7. Green.
Pools-Frankie B. Sos, Duplex Sl5, Herbert SlZ' Au
veins 80, Books-Frankie b. o. Duplex TO l. Her.
bert 3 to 1, Aurclius to l.
Herbert had two lengths the best OF inc seio on
Frankie b. second, length In front OF Duplex
led all the way without any difhcnlty DupeA anu
frankie h. showing no speed while Aurelius WIS COM
p,,tely ,ost IN the mud and hundred yards
h.h,rd Herbert won by three lengths frankie b.
second two lengths ntore Duplex third Aurehns was
l,st riong back Time 149ia French pools 80 30,
The sseand race was nan%ica There were seven
sarers-Ryes colt Bob Cook "a, 80 Arnoa' s no ops ops
ess roPsaG e. o. %osdos sedns Harry
Is S2, Atkpsonj; W. Donohues colt Elgin g. 100. W,
h bosss Sam ef BroT rri us J.
Pools Tolu $50. Tyrant SO Tornado soo Ega anu y,
/ Tolu pa to Sam Brown to l.. Tornado to l. Boo
Cook and Eg.n to each Harry Mann 10 70 him.
dsr Elgn was in 'front.' Tyrant second. Tornado thliv
Sam Brown fourth As the horses went oy Tue s'f a
lengths before Elgn third Tyrant was Tour eng,ns
further back running wreteney ut Of me race
1Topd the turn Brown had run TO the 'front.' being
Length beio ws the same distance ahead Tyrant
Sam Browns lead was OF short duration az tvnn r.
led by length sam Brown second two lengths before
Elgn Tyrast fourth. The positions were inc same az
his hs ss oVer Sam BrewR 70 three lengths Coming
steadily Tornado by eeot lengths Ign see1 o,
I'VE lonct las before sam Brown Iyrant was iourtn'
Tine els. French pools Sl3 20 ,, szo
third handicap TOT two-yetr~oiue, roV
each 81 900 added, $3.50 to second distance three
quarters OF mile. seven started-iyans colt bue Jay
81 E s,yss; $3.50 s Rn aTs McDSnads My juliet
COO arnold Melbourne Stables colt The Bonrson
SS S ; Keys Colt Dry Mosopce uo5 Brennan and
Dwyers' colt Brarnbleton IA. McIanghtdn,; .-,,,
Kalula, Dry Monopee and the field s4o each. Books
Bramblcton to Dry Momopole to l. Inc Bard ana
Biue jay i Land strategy 10 20 l. 49,, -,
laffa nOst
in IT. BramD zion had the ,. best .s Of
sss ,0s ssndS Julie. wa second third and
Strategy fourth At the half mile pole Brambleon was
OF juliet Brambletop headed and won easily
by four lengths Strategy second the same distance IN
IT'S IT'S. j French pools s2s Sd.
Next came handicap for three-year-olds, $50 eseh
there were nve star,ers-Mebourne Stables lilly La
sylphde COS. Covngtonl kelsos colt ssitps.s ga
cont Ior1 Jos " ponoEae
and go sS' unrest SIS Lord BeaConsned SIS
La sylphide $40, saltpetre so books-isno1 W o.
Ia sylphide 6 to j. ,.N
eaitpetrt Unrest and Lenot got on evenly, with La
~ sInpa Wnres, was leading by length La syiphde
second. head IN front OF Lenox, LoId beaeohsneIu
saiipsre ran lasi place the front and At the
quarter poe was so Saa Sr Reaeonsd Lenox foErt
aud La Syphide beaten of. These positions
were maintained the hsfnile pole except that Lord
Beaconstleid aud Lenox had changed places A. the
threequarter pole satpetre led length with Unrrst
and won somewhat easily by nglh Unrest second Two
lengths before Lenox Time 202. French pools $50 10
Tie fifth race was another handicap at $50 each,
$1,000 added distance, Ia miles. There were five
sttrters--W oodfors geldiDg Barnum 70, ZIG, W. Don
gs9eIS Ss sS o Ssans & G.
l. Lorillards My Louisette a, ll6. Dufy) and Will
Poois~Louisette 81 90, Bob Miles 800, Barnum $50.
Drake Carter $30 Guitar $50. Books-LnnSette2 to l.
Bob Miles IL g. Darnum TO i. Drake Carter 10 Z,
Guitar 20 to !.
third they passed the half mile pole Bsrnuo was In
front Guitar second, Louisette third At the three-
Sadng Guitar length and half, Barnum being third.
Passing the stand the first time Lousete was hrst py
posit,ons were maintained throughout the last mile OF
the race. Louisetle won by four Lengths Bsrnn,9 sec
bad fourth, Guitar last. Time Bib French pools
three sarersPryors hlly Audacity "A, IS, Gerbardyl
Babcocks mare Lzzie Mac Is. 104, Arnold and Louds
Poois"Lizzie Mac $50. Audscity $780, Lady Loud $50.
Books-IAzzie Mac to 5. Audaety TO ., Lady Loud
Lizzie Mac won by lengths, Audacity second. four
lent before Lady Loud. Time l:2O French pools
handicap steepleehase over the short ended
sedlag Puritan aged, las, GrifiO; wynne's gelding
Rory O'More o. l2s, FORD; Daleys colt Ecuador q;
eieeuS and Harris sslding Captain York aged, 100.
tam York SIS each. and Aafellan SO BooEs-Pnrtan
2to /, Rory O'AIore 10 1, Ecuador 3 to l, Captain
York to L, and Aurelian TO 1.
Rory o. jumped of In the Lead and was never
and o1 by ssTss T a @ rd
was taken Ecuador third Time 3:l9. French pools
SIG 49,
RACING IN THE MUD AT SARATOGA
TARTAR. DEcoY DUCK. FREfLAND, BESSIE AND
wHizGiG WINNERS ON A HEAVY TRACK.
SARATOGA, Aug. 25.-It rained nearly all
night and at this morning, and the track in
consequence was in a heavy and bad condition.
FIRST race-The Equity Stakes, winning penalties and