New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
TYRANT WINS THE STOCKTON
CARRYING HEAVY WEIGHT HANDSOMELY
x,rp,yr p,sApporSrs HER FRIESDs.

features racing at Monmouth Park yesteru". WIS
a young man with white waistcoat and snileless
countenance who jumped up on the front rail OF the
grand stand and cheercd every horse that he had put five
dollars Oh with great energy ard powerful lungs Ihe
young mans Judgment of horseesh was feeble or ne had
been badly advised. In every race he was wrohg III"
In every ono his horse was the last But he never
lost hope. Even when the winner had crossed the ne
hs voice could Do heard encouraging some amman i'll 'ne
rear rank to come OIL" His admiration and dcight
were incessant while Thackcray running In the rear
ard he kept on shouting, Just see Thackcray rum
Lock al him come! He'll win. Come on lhackefay
Come on, my horse. Oh, come Inackeray ut oo"''
on-last walensee with Mclaughlin in the saddle was
another OF this bouyant and sanguihe 9ou'n
favortes and his appeals to the stoa brute anu tue
words Of cndearnent he layished pn nm wheh Lse'e
hac left wallcnsee hundred feet behind were nighV
entertaining The general impression on the track was
that the young man should be sent to canning shop
without delay lest should spoil lie could not Keep
long exposed to the open air.
great deal OF wild talk teen filing the air OF our
about unapproachabe speed OF Coone
spraguc. and 1t reported yesterday that Coohei
Brch had told all his friends to put their last cent 10
pawn all their clothes raise money to borrow all they
could ard back Colonel spiague II this advice was o
lowed Colonel Burchs friends will hope for long
summer and q late winter. Colonel Spragne Is un-
deniably but he coul get third place only Pontiac
winning In a caner, with Monogram second Ihat oiach
colt Pontiac ia a thunderclOuj
Kittsous feet lly Refrain the Atlantic stakes ny
neck from Portland. who carried lis pounds while she
had only the saddle Lansdow1e Win loo ponhu'
was close up Portland ran an excellent race showing
far staying power than was expected ihe Dwye's
lost heavily by his defeat Electric did not have Blay-
lock I'm tho saddle as that Jockey suspended for
day for disol ewing the starter Electric was last OIL ana
was pulled up in the final hundred yards when was
plain that he could not win.
Pierre Lorlards lilly Katrine great favore aud
a great disappointment for tho Stockton Stakes. she
looked well could get place Her private trials
have been brilliant but her public form Is bad Iyraht
with the Top weight. 125 pounds, won easily His per-
formanco was good ono, but after all. 1t was poor
lot behind him. II Mr.. Lorard had started Wanda at
100 pounds instead of Karine at log he would surely
have won.
Louisettc seems at last have got back last years
form she had runaway victory in the handicap ut l2
miles. Ida stanhope Ten Stone and Wallensee could
not get near her.
Appleby e. Johnson's old cripple Forester was made
great favore for the fifth hat Lenox ridden by Me-
Laughlin outran him without difficulty.
Roxes little gray ly Cricket took the selling raceand
Echo captured the seeplecbase. Both won easily.
DETAILS OF TIE CONTESTS.
The first race for q purse OF $500; 1's miles
special weight conditions Four ranKancocas stables
colt Pontiac "A, Ill, Olrcy): Burch's geldng Colonel
spragne taged llO, Maynard) c. L. Lorrillards colt
Thackeray a. Ill, Lewis, and Pate's gelding Mono
gram (6, llO. McLaughlin).
POols-Pontiac $2OO Colonel Sprague $50, IhackcfaN
SEQ Monogram $50 Books-Pontiac 8 to s. Colonel
synague to l. Thsckeray TO l, Monogram 9 to l.
MONOGRAM and Thackeray together in front for
half mile with the others at their heels Ihackeiay
dropped the the lower turn, and Pontiac
eooE left Colonel sprague behind Pontiac took the lead
as he entered the homcstretch. and Melaugh-
Inns use Of the whip on Monogram did no good Pom
tlac won under pull 10y length in 1857, Monogram
second two lengths from Colonel sprague, who was
ten le, cths before Thackeray. Mutual pools s. %.
The second race was Atlantic Stakes for two
yearolds $50 each SIS forfeit 81, 500 added $500 TO
second weight allowances to winners q mile just
n dozen ran-G. l.. Loriard's gelding Electric nl2
Brennan; W. T.. scotts colt Pocomoke no5. Lewis !;
Kellys colt Neptunus Qlo Higg| Rancocas stables
ily Garnet lO2, Olney; Dwyer Brothers colt Portland
Ql5 Mclaughlin; Kttson's FLY Refrain nO2, Nc
Car.y) withers's flly Longstop lO7. shanep Ryan's
colt Blue Jay Q05, Dunn Ht,lebelds fly 3andala
uO2 Evans); Kelso's pair of colts Lansdowne n05.
Meaton) and Amalgam CO5. Fisher; and Haggn's
fy Fortuna C02. Dufyl.
Pools-Portland $7O Electric $40. Refrain S25, Gar
net s25 Fortuna $25. field $50. Books
Portland to 5. Fortuna TO !. Electric to ], Lands
downe to l. Refrain to l. 10 to 20 TO against the
others.
After "a long delay the flag fell with the Kelso pair In
front Refrain next then Portland. with Electric last
Neptunus dashed out OF the crowd and was hrst for
furong Refrain taking second place and the kelso pair
cowne second Nuptunus falling back and Electric rush
fpc up to third position In the last furlong the contest
was cut down to n struggle between kefraiu Portland.
and Lanhsdowne. all three being under the whip Refrain
won by neck In 115i9 Portland second, half length
before Landsowne who three lengths before POGO
noke. Amalsaa fifth. Electric SIXTH Blue Jay
seventh and the others pulled up. Mutuais S5i 60.
Eight for the stockton Stakes for three-yearods
800 each 800 added $500 second special weight
conditions. distance III miles They were-clpsana
Stables colt Goano l1s. Sheridan HaggiD's colt Ty
rant Q2j r. Duffy g. l.. Lorillards pair the colt ST.
Augustine Ql6. Fitzpatrick and the gelding Hopeful
Ql5, Lewis Keso's pair OF colts. Brookwooi ulS
Feakes) and Longvew on. Meatonl; wthers's colt
Fanatic al. saucr), and RancOcas Stables lilly Kat
KatI1e $40 G. + LorIllaFd,s pair $50 Keso,s n
Books ~Katrine to s. G. l. Lorlards pair 70 1, ,Ty
rant l. the Kelso pair to l. Goano TO l. Fanatic
Kirne had the best OF the starr. etAugustie second
Gosno third. Hopeful went out 10 set the pace. whch
third, TyrsDt and Brookwood waiting in the rear.
oneful fcl back half mile from the end and katrinc
then made effort bui could not get In front. Now
sherdan called on Goano w le Feskes brought Brook
wood mp from the rear. ST. Augustine kept steady
pace, while Duffy. Tyrant. bided bis time. Brook
wood ard GoaEO raced their heads oil against each
other from halre post TO the furlong post and at
the finish both were exhausted hundred yards
the end Augustine ia 'front.' and seemed likely to
win. but just then Tyrant SHOT up with mighty rush
Duffy having waited patiently. and Tyrant won with re-
narkaDe case by half,leng,n IN I'll, st. Angnstine
before Katrine, the others being pulled up. Mutuals
$i6 So n- -,
The fourth was handicap $35each, $3.50 added.
$3.50 to second; distance 1i2 miles. Four ran-G. l..
Iorillards lilly Louscts a. 49, fitzpairic; Morris
Pattons colt Ten Stone g. l06. T. Duny); McDonalds
horse wallcnsee (6. 110, over. McLanghlin). and
Loud's mare Ida stanbope taged, 95, Rivers.
Pools-Lonisette $lG0, Ten Stone 500, Wallcnscc
s7O Ida stanhopc $50. BoOks-Loniset,e TO 3. Tel
Stone to g Walenses u 2. Ida StaDhope 10 to l.
There contest. Louiseite went out in the first
furong and steadily increased her lead Until nj the end
Of the first mile size six lengths IN front, Fitz
patrick pulled her mp in the hoIcstretch apc she
Ia canier 2::j9. two lengths before Ida Staahope
twenty lengths III advance OF Tea stone, Wal
lenseo Eeck behind Ten StCpe Mutuas xll %.
The fifth was for the Cornthian Stakes. heavy
weight handicap $25 each, $500 added 500 to sccond
distance i 1-1G miles. Eight ram McDonalds colt
.n Mel ltnl. Mel uyhl Inns