New-York tribune., 1885-07-24
THREE RACES FOR BURCH.
sor,rH CAROLINA WINS AT MONMOUTH.


SOUTH CAROLINA WINS AT MONMOUTH.
eosrIAo DEFEATED BY COLONEL sPRAGUE-BiG-
ooNNrr AND TELIE DOE sUccEssFUI-
The spectators were dazed In the nrst race az
Monmouth Park yesterday by the defeat OF fon'as w
urchs Colonel sprague But 1t was victory OF con-
dop not OF class Pontiacs skin dry and hard ana
he dd not move with his usual freedom The time was
.low When Pontiac in good health Colonel sprague
has chance with min.
The second race handicap for two-year-olds' was
won easily by Burchs fy Bigonnet daughter OF
Brambie and Bobnet, aud the Same owners nny 1eho
Doe was successful in the fourth race handicap a'
mIle after dead heat with Lenox.
Iighweighted Caramel, lowest OF all IN the ost'ins
won the Navesink Handicap at lAs "ns'
with another outsider Unrest second. ra,
niaue and Heel-andToe were ~, oao
70 win immense sums but neither was placed DraKe
Carter was never conspicuous. He had TOO nucn "es
and O,nev ia not big enough to ride him properly.
Miss Goodrich ready for an autopsy IN 'ne ioi'"
race rhe betting showed plainly that sho had been
"stdensd" At first she was great favorite out sho
declined to fourth place. n.
.punper- walton's Judgment Is sometimes sadly
aurav Ho backed Barbara I'm tho fourth race she
meyer had the remotest chance and she came In last
Executor Greenland and Guitar made close hnish In
the selling race of the spectators did not agree
with the decision of tho judges. But the Judges "cre
clearly right.
The California mare Hattie B. won tho hurdle race In
. carter She gets over the jumps in style.
Young Lttlefeld ought to be promoted promptly from
riding race-herses to pushing tp-cart HIS rdihs VI
Tecumseh WINS unapproachably idiotic.
THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL
The first race was s miles, special weight conditions
for purse Of $780, Four ran-Rancocas stao'es coi'
Pontiac a years. 1O4 pounds ridden by Olney) burchs
celding Colonel sprague aged 1o3, Maynard McDon'
AIDS geIding Long Knight 8. 1O3 Arnold ana d. o.
Campbelrs horse Xohba Is, lO6, Coviugton,.
Pools-Pontiac 500, Colonel sprague $l5 Long knight
Sl4 Kiohba &c. Books-Pontiac to 3. Colonel sprague
s to l, Long Kuight to l. Kiohba 70 10 L.
gIong Knight took long lead In the first hai me o"'
Pontiac caught him the lower turn and led into the
ho,nestretch. Colonel Sprague came up With great
sneed in the last furong and beat Pontiac homo by
length in the slow time of 15s2 Pontiac was second
q dozen lengths before Long Knight who was as much
before Kiohba French pools $36 3d.
The second race handicap for two-year-ods,
&25 each $500 added, 81 mile. Nine ran-McCeliand
Brothers' ly Homeward Bound C97 pounds, ridden by
HiggD; G. L. Lorillard's gelding st. Elmo uO9' j.
Donohue Littlefelds lly Bandaa (9S, +. Littieheid
Rancoca Stables lly Garnet O5. Olney) ;nepournc
Stables lilly Pure Rye Q07, W. Donohue) Kelsos hiy
Strategy 40 Meaton) Dwycr Brothers colt Buffalo
GI3 Ne riaushliu) u. e. Kelly's colt Dry Monopoe
ui2, p Duay) and Birch's lilly Biggonnet Ql2, May
Pocls--Buffao $40. Dry Monopoe $780, Biggonnet $25
Garnet $50, Bandala SIS. St. Elmo SO; ned sto
y
TO l. Garnet 2. Bandala TO l. Strategy to loE
Alter lons delay the flag fell with Garnet first. Bu
fao second Strategy third Biggonnet fourth Buffalo
at the half-mile Bandsa was soon beaten, however,
while Bggonue took hrst place on tho lower turn ana
led steadily easily to the end winning in handsome
Dry Monopoe close hard tight for second place
whR l9 Rd ia length KS' sdtss Dry
Garnet was hfih Buffalo sixth and Homeward Bound
The NavesinK andicap $50 each, 500 added $3.50
to second. distance 2 miles had ten starters They
6. l. LoiIards colt Ihackeray e. lis ns gayl:sn; sn%
nut Stables gsdns Royal Ares o ~ ios over bonoS1e
stables pair the gsldng Drake Garter o. 10
ana sa lf fayus y Unrest r. M g. stadsSS Eisy RMyf
colt Blast a, lo7 ParcelD; kysns mare Caramel o. So
Pools-Paniqus $50 Heel and-Toe $50. Raucocas Sta
bic S25. Thaekeray $50, oreysione go, heid $50
Arch to l. Thackeray to l, Greysione to |. Unrest
10 to Drake Carter 10 to J. East Lynne ~ 10 Blast
Royal Arch made the run ming and showed the way
HeeandToe second, Unrest third On the backstretch
the lead a half mile from the end. shc was closely
pressed to the last stride by Unrest, ana Panq1e Thack
the home stretch. But Caramel squeezed home by al
stone. VINO was neck before Thackeray. East Lynne
in nth and Hee-and-Toe and Panque were pulled
The fourth race was handicap at mile, S25 each.
$500 added. Seven ran. Richmond and Heva being
sch g. 95, f. Lttehcld Burchs hly Telie Doe g. 96
Uggs) Key's Bella o. "a, Rafferty,; Withcrss
ly Barbara %, 9i over Greenl o. LoHllards colt
O. 1906 Arnola; and j. S. camp0ells mare Miss
Psos,Iss I &c Goodrich s75 ree Doe $40 Leno1 ss
Teeuniseh $50, field $45. Bosks-Lenox to l, Telie
Joe to 1, Miss Goodrich to /, Tecumseh to Rev
eler q to 1, 10 to against the others.
longs Then Tcc Doe went to the front, and Joined
by Tecumseh the lower turn. But Iecunseh under
the wre;ched riding OF young Ltlched, fell back III
dead with Teie Doe, Tecumseh coming In twelve
lengths behind the pair. Miss Goodrich was fourth
Reveller fifth, Bella sixth. The time was l:44.
For the run-Of Len0x was a great fav0rite. Poss-
Jenox 500, Telie Doe $40 Bsoks-Lenox To = Telie
Doe to 5 The two closely together for i've fur
by lengthln 1:44. French pools bought before the
race paid. 2.25 those Oh the rin-oh 50 80.
For selling at Lilo miles seven ran-shiedss
gelding Feowplay !aged lo3 sneridsnl Loyels geld
Mitchell Is, 1O9, Maynar; BaJcocks horse Greenland
(aged 100. over, MeaIon); R,ncocas Stables hlly
IIeva %. 92 Fitzpa,rek trl Dwyer Brothers colt
Blizzard "a. 92, church,
Pools-Heva so. Feliowplay $50, Executor $25, Joe
play to l. Executor to l. Joe Mitchell to l, 10 to
against the others Executor well contested race
by neck in 1888. Greenland second neck before Gui
tar Blizzard poor fourth, Heva NTH, Joe Mitchell
sixth and Felowpay last Ieva ran badly All through
the French pools Sjf o. Executor was entered
TO be sold for $500. He bought In for 81 ,425.
for purse Of $500. They were Deansys horse Mar
shall laged. 1872 j. Kennyl Haggins mare Hattie H. Co.
pianck5 sheid,'s geldng Bsy taged 143, lynch and
1itte's colt Leather Stocking "a, l29% ~ over
Little).
GlO. BOoks-Hatis Is. to 5, Baly to l. Marshall to
j, Jessie ID. 6 TO l. Leather stocking 10 to
Hattie b. led all the way and won In canter by four
lengths 2:22 Marshall second, half length before
Bslly and Jessie d. fourth French pools SIS go.
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