New-York tribune., 1885-08-16
GOOD RACING ATMONMOUTH.
(vy,ovrn nv CROWDS OF SPECTATORS.
IN STARTING BY MR. MoNTGoMERY-wAiriSSA AN
- .o,rn rnp ONE RACE TO BEGIN.

n.cted considering the heavy rains that nave fece"'
fallen upon 1t. The sport was nsrreo ps '"o 80
DELAY at the post two-year-od race the coS o
at the post for over an hour. and when the nag "'
ss ,h s,.rt was a moor one Pure Rye having, by
,ar tho hes. Of e. She was well ridden py "arrf
son and she won Mr.. Montgomery, OF Pmaoeipn",
acted as satter Montgomery is said to oe an ass" M
name he not wishing his correct one nseu' nc
only experience in starting that MI montgomery mas
had is said to have been q hunt meeths' IT,,
In the third race o three year~oid hahuic"p' ""o
od start was made and ulietta colt whlch got o
hest of IT, was never headed In the race Inc hoii
,vIe in which he won however, indicated that at tne
weights he was much the best OF the lou anu eou' ~
won without the advantage OF the start a.,
Tho frat race n one and one-sixteenth mile handcap'
- ..,,v ,ro, Inv Mr. Kelso's mare Heel and Toe. Al
thougb she had won the previous races In whch sho
had started over better fields OF horses the
laid II to l against her.
T. Kellys horse Clonmel treated the spectators
70 surprise In the fourth 1as miles, handicap oy
winning. He carried the lightest weight OF oil 'he
,sos IN Tho rsce AZ hounds Keene carried only two
nounds more he ran secoid. The Beacon Stakes were
won by the Dwyers' colt Elmendorf with Commodore
Kttson's aly Elizabeth who fast at the hnish' sec
ond. , -.
The selling race was by Queen Esther with great
sun Star won the steeplechase
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
The first race was a handicap sweepstakes OF l-io
miles S25 each with $500 added the second 10 receive
500 OUT Of the stakes There we're eight s'rtel
Kelso's mare Heel and Ioe 5, ILL., Meatom heDonnu
horse Sam Brown Is, 112, ArnolD; Dwyers colt ran
ioue "a, I16 j. McLaughinG Doywehs MY In"m's'A
g. SO, Gerhards); Honigs mare Nora Nj TO- '''
7 Donohue,; Callahan & Co.'s nlly Miss Brews-
ter a. 0s whcatly); stoops's colt TORNADO "a, 'o7'
Purcen and wthers gelding Duplex Is, los, W. Dono
hue) Pools-Panique S25. sam Brown 81 Duplex Si-'
Miss brewster So Nora NJ $s. Heel and Toe ~ hea so
Books-Panique to o. Duplex to /, sam Brown 10
/ Heel and Zoe TO l. Miss Brewster to l. Nora NJ
To l. Thomasla 10 to l and Tornado 70 10 l.
To good start Nora NJ. first away. Heel ana Too
| second Sam Brown third. and Panque fourth heei
and Toe quickly assumed the lead ana was lehe'h
ahead of Nora NJ. who half a length In front OF
Panaue as horses swept past the judges sahu te
first time. Going around the first turn hce anu LOO
WAS in front Sam Brown tapping her, Nora h.
length further back with Panique close up This order
| was maintained past the quarterpoe. Going up the
back stretch Heel and Toe and sam Brown
| raced head-and-head, Miss brewster tn'i"'
| n length in front OF Panique AS they
swept past the halfmie pole Hceland-roe was he"i
in front of sam Brown. who was length in front OF
Duplex; Panique still fourth. At the threequar'er
mole San Brown gave II up, ana Tornado
who hsd worked up from the rear rank TOOK
his place. Paniaue was third heei-anu ioo
had a clear lead OF length on
turning into the homestretch. Paniqne second sam
Brown third length back when well into the stretch
Mclaughlin made n desperate effort with Panique 10
overtake Heeand-Toe but he was unequal to the occ
sion and. Heclaud-roc coming on steadily won easiy
by three lengths Panique second eight lengths before
Duplex, Tornado fourth. Time LOO "u'""'S P'''
$50 30.
The second race was Criterion Stakes for twoyear-
olds of 81 90 each with 81 900 added the second to
receive $3.50 out OF the stakes; winner OF
a stake Qhandicap excepted OF the vaiue
OF So O0O TO carry pounds. twice. pounds thrice
| .IIn Ha rgg-
quarters Of mile There were nine starters: kelsos
colt Iansdowne Q0s Meaton) Haggins
nlly Preciosa Ql2. p. Duffy; Witncrs's geld
ing Salisbury QO5 W. Donohue); Melbourne
Stables fny Pure Rye p09i2. GARRISON ;
DIVERS colt Bramblctou C15. Brennan) Dryers colt
Inspector B QO5. McLauGhlin); Ramapo Stables
Adoneus oil, NJ Donohue) Rancocas Stables Honsa-
tonic Cos. oney) and w. l. seotts nny Flavia uo5,
Higo.'
Pools Dryers pair, s25; Salisbury
s25; Preciosa, s23; Iandsdowne s2o
Housaionic $50. Pure Rye si3. field sl3. Books
Dryers pair Gig TO ! Housatonc, 3 to Prcciosa
and Salisbury to / each Pure Rye. to Lans-
downe. 6 10 l; Flavia. to Il; Adoneus, 10 to l.
The start was miserable after delay OF over an
hour al the post Pure Rye had two lengths the best OF
IT, Honsatonic second length in 'front.' Of Inspector b.
Salisbury fourth; the others in a bunch. Housatonic
ran TO the, front up the back stretch leading
length in front of Inspector b. who the dis
|
| tonic stlll led Iappcd by Preciosa. lnspec
tor tor'' B. was third, and BrambetOn fourth,
arouid the upper and past the throe quarter pole
colts turned into the they all closed np
and a desperate race ensued. ali the jockeys whipping
Pure Rye with her seven pounds allowance stayed the
longest however and she finished hrst Oy thrse
| sird. Brambeion %as fourth ana Inspector hi'h'
The hiTd rsce was handicap for threey year-ods. s25
eaen with $500 added the second TO receive 500 out
Of the stakes: mile. There were eight starters-ltln
|
ble's y La syphide (s5. Potter; Tayiors My Dahlia
witbers's Julietta colt nO5. Green snedeker & Co.'S
LORD BeaconsGeld nO2 ". Donchae Ackerman's geld
| Ing Hopedae QOO Higgs); and Doswelfs my Ihohn'
Poo-LoGd BcAconsfsla $50 JSlIeia S colt gc "a La
Lord Beaconsneld TO La sylphde to l. Jnietta
sSi aAd 10 g to l. assns saps'rSS iSe oshe TO- hOpea''
The JulIea colt had three lengths the best Of the send
xronnd tbe rst turn the Jnetta colt was leading by
length and half Dahlia second. with Heva thlid ana
positions 9e past So the quarter pole
Along the backstreeh the J9licia colt held bis lead
sylphde third length further back with Bcaconstcld
the positions were same except that Lord Beacons
field and La SylphIde had changed places.
osons Sga % We're maoaned % At the r
The Jniietta colt led half length La syphlde second
easy task in drawing away from his competitor and
won under pull by two lengths, La syphide second.
onrs nSr f4g.h fa a5 e 1fOs Mutaas S oS 'u
Tho fourth race was handicap sweepstakes, Of s35
$3.50 added the second TO receive 500 out OF
the stakes one nile and three furlongs. Nine horses
faced the starter Hylands colt Blast a. 100, Purce
G. L. Lorillards flly Tolu a. 1901 Dohohuc Kittsons
ny Abba a. lo3, Gallagher; Loud's mare Ida stan
hope 90 Eivers) Lucass colt Keene "A. 80. Gehardy)
Kely's horse Clonmel o. 81. Rafferty, Gebhsrds horse
Eost %, 1O7. W. Donohue) McDonads colt lenox (3,
105. Arnold, and Kelso's colt Brookwood g. 1O7,
| Meaton).
Poos-Blast $50. Lenox S26 Toia S21, Ida stanhope
| $ls, Brookwood $3l Eost $l6. field $35 Books-Blast
2 10 l, Tolu, Lcnox and BrOokwood to each, Abba
and Eost 70 each, Ida stanhopc to /, and 10 10
| against the others.
The start was good one Blast having little the best
OF 1t, Tou second ana Lenox third. Going past the
threc-Guarcr POLE Tolu led length and half Lenox
second, half length before BrookwOod, who the
distance ahead OF E0list This the order also
III which they turned into tho honestretch the first
time. As they swept past the stand, Kcene had assumed