New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
DEAD HEAT AT MONMOUTH
a.v,v,c WINS THE sAPLING STAKES.

.ha calling races at Monmouth Park. lew
and Jockeys act together and succeed in sw'nd-
,..to,o nat in the ring, either by the start or py
oeket,ug in the race by prevailing upon )ochey'
60 make no attempt to win 1t was perfectly pam
.erdsy nom the riang that Williams dia not "s
win with valley Forge. aud that the 'uerS VI
and Error we're acting in concert 10 Pro'o"'
Mac and Fellowplay from getting iair s'a.' ~.s
Is honest enough but he is so unapproacnaoH
that he unconsciously aide the conspr"'V'''
..ss. No nars 70 SEQ that fair-deang jockeys arc
fairly treated The rascals constantly il'po'0 upon
fat witted, laundering old man.
,,o, tbe steepIechase with the greatest ease
What does every honest man think oil DeiaheS '""e
last week e,, 10000 m he
s,sdeker's colt tord Beaconsfeld PROVED 10 o0
uoh taster than the eight others IN tue his' i"'
,vh;eh was tor horses that had never won liuhso'
,v.,,on hacked Beaconsied heavily, although ne nau
III. own imported colt Harold in the race. na'o'.
.s tboocht fast enough by the public ITO carry
deal of money, bat his master knew oe''er ...
hoovv thunderstorm covered the course Win
-. ha,reen the first and second races, anu 'ho
horses smashed through pools for the rest oil 'he
,oOn ou;to. with Hayward Ill the saddle was s''"
favor,te for the Sapling Stakes, but ricrre ,''
Mortemer colt Savanac, unexpectedly inauo 80
bo., with him. and beat him in the rah-o"' 'A,e ',i
Onto was thought by the experts to nave S"'1 'e
in the deciding struggle. 1t must 10 r'n'o end.
however that Quito was giving Savanac sew" -
Salisbury ian moderately weh' o"'
performance was amazingly oau. S.a,., ord
Mclaughlin rode Goano for the stevens e''A0. 80. "l
,,. u.rnar5 and the Dwyers and all their irie"oS
- confident But the erratic colt came III ias''
6, auonstines staying power brought MN m '"'
;o,or while Mr. Keiso's Satpetre, riddeh oy nay
ward ran surprisingly well and came I'D seoo"".
Feakes or Meaton had ridden Saitpetre ne ""u'u ~
been last They have shown repeatedly 'noii ''sY'
IN handle him properly. and II Mr 'ass"'' '"o"'u
..o,oe them both and employ competent jockeys n'
would act wisely Pierre Loriliard anu Ills ,'i'"u'
mt their money freely Katrne but she was o'''n
f,;r,v ON her merits Mr.. Lorillard ought 10 fhoo'
hsr Even millionaire of his wealth cannot "no'u "
keen such c1stly luxury. And Goano Is h''ie p0'N.
Roth have been vastly Oyerrated anu nave oo'' '"'
owners huge sums e.A sx.h
race. but could get third place only rernap' '"0
-, hove done better if Donah1e had not called on
her 80 early in the to make her rum nan m"0
from the end he urged her and she led into the home
,rnoh hut at the finish she had speed LETT to run
,,;,b the light-weichted East Lynne and lhomasa'
,ho oo, first and second places. East Lynne was
,dden bv Moran. an idiotc little monkey, who Phed
wbin and spur firiously long alter East Lynne hau
the race safely in hand.
The heat was harder to bear than on any previous
day at Monmouth Park and the suffering was genera
sni severe.
THE CONTESTS IN DETAIL.
The first race for purse OF 9ooo ior horsc' ,"
had never won special weight condiuons' on" n''o
Kline rau-F T. waton's imported colt Harold 70 years.
1o5 pounds ridden by sneridnn); SUFFOLK staoie oo
Tacoma. a, lOs Blaylock); Burchs geiding BOD May
q IohnsOn'S colt HOdef IA, loO,
Mea,on): withers's flly Barbara g. loo' Mchenny,
Tancocas Stables lilly Dione g. 100. Cullen l. ucass
colt Keene4 Conklng);J waldens eeidns fa'apseo
a. 1O5 Green) and snedekers colt Loro Deaconsne'u
g, 1O5, Donohue.
pools-Harold 500, Tacoma so. Lord Beaconsfeld
go p.r,ara sso Keene S2O field 500 Books-Lord
paeopsas,d 70 l. Tacoma TO l, Harold to l. Bar
,.r. q to l. 10 to 90 to l against the others.
phara had the best the start and Lord Beaconsned
the worst Of it, Barbara went OIL SO iast 'hat 'he was
leading by six lengths after running fhriong ana IN h
zoe nd quarter mile she was ten lengths IN 'front.' Az
the half-mc post Donohue set out 70 eaten anu
lord Beaconsaeld answered well that he had passed
ara ,eforc they reached tho homestretch and COM
a., an steadily and easily handsomely by three
,oytas in li6o Keene second, three lengths before
Done who was three lengths before Barbara BOD May
came In fifth. Tacoma sixth, the others pulled up.
French pools sl6 95. Harold came In lame
The second race for tie saplng Stakes for two
Vf8r-OldS
fions: 8. mile Ten ran-w. L. scotts pair, the colt
Onto Il IS pounds ridden by Hayward, and the hiIy
F,ava nO5 iggs Mr. Kelsos pair OF colts, Lansdowne
QOs, Mcaton). and Amalgam nlO+. ~ over feaKes);
Melbourne Stables pair Of colts, Buewng plo W
Dononue) and syntax ul5. NJ Donohue)j Dwyer
Rrotber.' colt Buffalo Q15 Mclaughlin Rancocas
Stables colt savanac Q0s, Olney g. l. Lorillards colt
Mariner Q0s BlaylOck); and witherss gelding SANS
DdS $3.50 KslsSs pair se Salisbury
$685. Mariner $50, savanae SSV ncia yov1 , a
sayanac to Salisbury TO l. Mariner 10 l. ~ 10 ~
10 against the Otners. -, ,s..
being arst Buffalo second, Salisbury third, Amagam
foarth sytax NTH AS soon as Quito Was settled In bis
saysnac was two lengths ahead OF Quito at the half
mile post but Quito passed him ON the lower turn and
led into tho hornestretch Savanac made desperate
effort in the furong and aided by the seven pounds
difference in the weights got to Quitos neaa again ana
spur crossed the line nose and nose and made deah
heat IN l three lengths before sasoary .0S vino
nth and fiavia sixth. the others pulled up
The dead heat was run OF before ,ns e
Sss' '0 BooksEQaito to 5, savsnac to /. sav.nac
swerved badly in Tie home mesreich savanae won BY
two lengths in lis French pools pougnt peIorc the
race paid $40 55 Those bought before the dead heat
paid sIS. s,..o. ,or ,,r.s.v..r.o,as va, at 800
dios iSs miles Only four ran Lcnsvisw being wth
draw Iey were sy EpSann C. 'I Ioads colt
81. Augustine uIs Blayiockl Rancocas stables my
Katriiie uOG, Olney) and keisos colt SaltpeUe
1i2 / pound overweight, Hayward. Pools-Goano
Sioc. ST. Augustine s55 Katrine $50, saltpetre Sl5
BOOKS Goano even, Katrne to st. Augustine TO
6altpetre to /. r.. -.
time on and took lead from him In few strides and
that settled oano. TIE steady, killing pace that st
Augustine kept up all the took the heart OF Mr
Berpards aud Mclaughlin could never get
him M TO challenge the leader Goano ran second
sapetre third and Katrine last for the first five fur
lopga Then Katrne took second place. but saitpere
cIung closely to her and on the backstretch
with A burst OF speed that he has not
before in race this year. he passed both Katrina
and Goano fierce battle With 81 Augustine
Down the lower turn Saltpetres head was In front and
be led Into the homestretch but 81 Angusnes bull.
dog muck obstinacy made Satpetre "quit" In the
iasf hundred yards and st. Augustine won by length
in three minutes Sapetre second twenty lengths before
Katrine, who was four lengths before Goano French
pools, $27 So - o,, =,
The fourth race was handicap, $25 each $500 added
300 TO second: lie niles La syIphde Greysfons, Jo'