New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
KATRINE FAILS ONCE MORE.
coANo WINS THE BARNEGAT STAKES.

GOANO WINS THE BARNE"AI oiANH
,x,o nv p,Nous-poRTLAND AGAIN A
WINNER.
xf.r tho ceiling race at Monmouth Park yesterday
q wa. proposed to put Mr. Pncus, tie starter ior
sale hat as n, bids ccdld be obtained the ehort was
g;veo nm In the days of the wise Socrates was re-
marked of that dazzling Athenian dude Aic'oauos
.ho, the nan who could buy Alci5iades at the puonc
valuation and sell hlm at the estimate which Aici-
blades put on himself would make great fortune "
would lunce the Bank of England into bankruptcy u
buy Mr. PiDcus at his own valuation ana seii "'A' ."
the price the pnblic would put on him.
Pincus settled two races by his starts g''ns 'n'
Tvro Stakes TO Portland aud the selling race 10 rrror
W AL, Ann,ahv g. Johnson bookmakers and faro
hank keepers can square the peculiar running OF
of.Uearts this wear with the moral law the "estimh
30. Catoob;.m and their own conscenecs. ~ Is not
SO easy tor the public Jacf t-Hearts won .he aa
can AT 3l6 miles with amazing ease pao' i, s,stns In
lenox were backed furously IN the pe''i"s "u' "o"
conld handle the weight ifnposeu' A., c.. uooo ord
Forester was Withdrawn from the hrst race i1 any,
Choctaw won somewhat easily with Herbert SOULFUL
The tayorite Decoy Duck ran wretchedly ,;,
The second race was that Tor the Iyro STAKES "l'cI
pincns ,ened TO Portland Electric came Ill sccoh"
has cost Pierre Lorillard and his friends and
the general public immense sums she mas run ',e ,
times and never been first or sec0nu pat c'eiy In
Ss I;I,arJ has never owned horse that did less IN
pubic to Justify the unbounded connueh.o e 80" id III
her Csoano has at last recovered MS tpt
form aud he won the Barnegat Stakes easily Win ihae
honest earnest but not extremely rapid colt 81
Augustine second and Katrne third. =. .,o r,r
A. j. Cassa,t could not have feit pIono o III, tl' Rd
ming of any of his horses yesterday lie sent Ihe Dau
md strategy to the post 10 the lyro Stakes ana s
peter and Longyiew ran In the barneYat: al au,d ,u
made ptu failures Every tr,ehu amd o, S;gh spred
an owner win his far share OF the honors ana prizes
IIut Mr. Cassatt is not likely to do whiie ne
h;s nresent trainer and his present first Jockey. ns
sbopiS sconr the country he could hardly ind men
more thoroughly unfit Tor their places. n oa
Puritan the steeplechase WIZ. nHsv s;nc,lar lack
Quebec was the favorte but he showed singna, @ un
ri ambition Perhaps he had Mysteries Rrea' many
of his hackers elt that he needed medical treat
ment. ,,, lilo of Norshol on
Tuesday the Judges found that Delaney had put @loo
ON the horse to sin In the books but Us iu:nS "a
1ahvrntbine in its eccenricity The pubhc VIII lear
with the deepest distress and anguish that Piunger
Walton suspects Delaney OF having deceiVeo n''n III
that race. ,..ox,,. ,ras II
The happiest man the grounds yesterday was a.
q Rernari owner of Goano: the handsomest was VT
Van Kirkman the most astute was Ephraim on.u ~
eker; the most retcent was Oaplan ;or;,oms
most uneasy was David Johnson; the most cicu'ouS 9
was: the most uncertain was Huggins' the in"S' ''
atory and timid Feakes the most unPopu'ai & was
Mr. Pincus and the sad dest was McDonao' Tic OWN"
The bookmakers lost heavily by the success OF Port
land they won heavily on the other races.
DETAILS OF TUE CONTESTS.
Forester
cap at S25 each 500 added 800 to second one nie
leaving seven to start-wd McCaulrs colt Chocaw "a
xsars IOl mounds j. CaldweD; Pae's geding hlng
Kyrle a. 1Oi OuarD; Fannins hliy Decoy Duck "a,
1Ol l over Maynard); McDonalds geldins Playiar TO-
05 Arnold; Dwyer Brothers colt Detect'e TO- 90
Potter Revere Stables horse Herbert TO- ILL., o'c''
Bl;ylock and wtherss hlly Nonage H. loo' "reeh'.
poo,s-Decoy Dack $50. Nonage $3.50, Choctaw $50.
Herbert SO. field $40. Books-Decoy Duck to D.
Manage to Q Choctaw to /. Herbert to l, 20 TO
against tine Others -,
homage was first of, Detective second Choctaw third.
Nonage kept her lead for quarter mile, Herper' lnen
taxing first place with Choctaw a close second ana
Mccoy Duck az his neck Detective only few feet be-
hind These four ran well together until they ap-
preached the homestretch when the favorte 1ei oaek
beaten and Choctaw and Herbert drew away from De
te.tiye Choctaw showed more speed than HERBERT ana
held the lead without urging throughout the las. furohe
winning easily by neck in 1:4i Herbert second. SIX
lengths before Detective. King Kyre fourth an equal
distance before Nonage and the other two saggihs H.
French pools $34 60
The second race was for the Tyro Stakes ,or twoyear
c,ds 90 each 81 added. $3.50 to second maidens
allowed pounds. y mile. Buffalo, Mariner ana wait
away were withdrawn, leaving seven to start-Kelsos
,.r the colt The Bard QOs pounds ridden by Feakes).
and the FLY Strategy Q12. Meaton Dwyer Brothers
colt Portland Ql5 McIaughlin) Rancocas Stables colt
Bousatonic qos olneyg a. l. Loriards ge,aing @ Fec
c az dnogns, SagU and WtHerss geldng salisbury o5
Green. 1890 ,-,.-,. ,,s a., po,o,s no,
ea5 Housatonic $50 Syntax $50. Sa sbury Sl5. Books
Portland to 5, Electric 10 The Bard to Housa
tonic 10 to l. Salisbury 10 to l. synta1 ~ 10 strategy
After the longest decay he has had at Monmouth Park
Mr. Pucus dropped the flag Of the worst starts he
has given this year. the favorite Portland being TWO
sa IL front and gns a a psSd lsesy ssSssy
6fih Electric sixth and The Bard last OF course NC
nSlimr be had the ak strung out for long distance
On the lower turn he steadied ms colt taahg pun on
Snd Salisbury we're hurried along promptly by their
jockeys after the bad start that they Soon took second
on Strategy pOdded along quietly @ havng M apparently
given up all hope as soon as the nag ie IL was pro-
two lengths 1:i6a Electric second wosngths before
third ns sarS Ge poor h snaI SIXTH
Strategy last. Mutuals $s so.
seven ran Barnegat stakes for threeycar-ods
$50 each. SIS forfeit; special weight conditions dis.
tanee 1is miles. They were Cipsiana stables colt
siIards colt St. Augustine llS, Blsylool Rancocss
stables MY Katrlne goS Oaey i Wthesss sI,netrs eD
G0s. Meaton) and Longview l0s. Feakes, and Morris
Psttons colt Favor Ils; spsllman!, s,7, Favor
sco fsoMal,e dano $50 the fed 500 BooSs"xSrine to
s onsSsw 70 20
Katrine to make the pace and she led up to the
tSe start but soon ths altogether Goano
was of second and followed Karine around In the sec
ond postion until he was half way mp tho h0mestretch
when Mclaughlin called ou him and he passed katrlne
ss she were hobSled and won Ia canter W tnree
nearly all the journey and passed Katrne IN the last hun
drsd wards Favor moved up half mile from the finish
aud ran well with Goano ST. Augustine and Katrnc un
sl the furlong half finished when he seemed
10 tire badly. st. Augustine came in second three
lengths behind aud half length before katrne
Favor fourth, four lengths behind katrihe. oalt
ypstre ffth Longview dozen lengths behind 5altpetre
while Masher came In last by half furlong Mutuals
$40 85 - a.oo .
The fourth race handicap, $40 each. 5000 added
91p5 TO second; 3.l6 miles. Eight ran-Snedeker's
iiIy duchess "a, ia, Hughes) McDonalds colt Lenox
q. no.. over. Mclaughlin Pate's colt Conkng a.
los, OHara W. L. Scotts colt Greysone a. lO2, AseyG
Witherss colt Fanatic g. 97 Grcen Hylands colt En-
6ynIion a. o. Mccarthy Clipsiana Stables flly East
Gynnet3. 81, Potter) Appleby Johnsons horse JACK
81 Hearts (aged, liz, Hayward
Pool -Iucle I<nOx $50, GrcystOne $25. Couk