New-York tribune., 1885-08-14
RICHMOND'S EASY VlCIOhi'
prvp, pss WANDA FAILS TO GET A PLACE


Tho vent to Monmouth Park yesterday ex-
.d 70 find at least fairy good track for he horses
:. 49,, over In this they disappointed for ~ nad
~.;..a hard there on Wednesday. making the course
.or.v and lumpy. Good racing was seen' however III
.oiss of this disadvantage which may possibly nave
changed tho results OF some of the races.
TAe Omnibus Stakes race. which was the feature OF
ii. dsy, was won by the Dwysr Brothers, their 20"
winning at the finish easily although he carried nVo
mounds penalty. Blayook is no longer In fhe employ
Of George L. Lorlard. and st. Augustine was riduen
by p Duffy. The colt prominent In the mrs. p"''
of the race He showed that he short OF work ana
,,,d no, stav with the 125 pounds his back, and
he gave it up before the first mile had oeen
H.vIock had the mount on Appeby e. Johnsons colt
Cotdfe,ow. while their jockey, w. Hayward was up
a, Saltpetre This arrangement was e1piainea oyy
Applepy g. johnson by the statement tnat sney naa
promised Mr. Kelso the services OF hayward wamds
ihev decided TO start GodfelIow Tht peerless wanaa
So moor showing She demonstrated on Tuesday IN
The West End Hotel Stakesthat she was nr from uo.hs
rsr.eM and the effort that she compelled 70 make
In fLat race took far too much out OF hSr 10 @
stable in starting her yesterday The slightly con-
sdered Wckha% won tn" socSna @ as momSy ore
Than s;mply winning the Omnibus Stakes Tor the also
won the first race, seveneig OF at.S c w;tb
with their colt Elmendorf and the hfth race WIN
McDOnads flly Edgeaeld won the second race s.s
ss s8 ais se ooorsa n Jockey
was ar scrrtS race one and quarter mile handi
can. Mclaughlin completely ruined the chances oi
Barnes BY trying keep pace %th rum sn0 to stana
in the first mile Barnum won at tbe nnisn easiy "AN
Tolu got the place. ho,,o ;nteresting
The steeplechase was u eoou ioo0' '~'-o
Ar Withers announced that on Saturday Mr..
Montgomery Of Philadelphia would take charge 'no
starters flag.
THE RACING IN DETAIL.
rns FIRST race was handicap, s25 each. $500 added
500 to second horse distance OF mile Inere wero
nine starters Jenningss geding Cardinal McCiosRey
(5 o6, church,; Montgomery Stables geaing Iorpsao
IS. s5 Chariestop); Dryers colt Elmondorf tS' 9o'
potter, Ryau's mare Caramel Is. 95, Riyers Witherss
bor.e Buckstone o. lOS, shauer,: Revere Stables geld
ing Herbert g. 1O3. Msaton Danxhers geiding Avalon
l6 1O8 Blsyock); Callahan Il Co.'S lilly MISS brewster
"a 100 Hggs); and Campbelrs marc Miss GoodTich TO-
400, Covingtonl 80,
Pools--Herbert s25. Avalon sl6. Blackstone slS'
Niss Brewster Sl3 Cardinal McClOsey 80 Caramel 49,
and fold Sls. Books-Buckstone to 1, Cardinal NC
Closkey to l. Emondorf to 1, Herbert to l. Avalon
5to l. Miss Brewster to l. Miss Goodrich to l. Cara
mel 10 to I, Torpedo 20 10 1.
The start was good one Tor Oil the
horses except Miss Brewster, VINO was
left at the post Cardinal McCloskey was IN front
neck in advance of Miss Goodrich the others In bunch
and well up. Avalon Immediately took the lead ana ran
the with his head In front OF Buckston
who was head Of Miss Goodricn with Herbert
ua raraneI I'm front of the others. This order was
past quarter pole AT the hafmile post
Caramel was leading by n head. Avalon second and
Bucksone third Miss Goodrich two lengths back fourth
Herbert fifth and quitting. AE the three-quarter poie
Caramel was rst half length in front OF Avalon MISS
(;oodricn third and Elmendor who had been running
An thu rear ranks going forward rapidly. When well
INTO the nomestrech Emendorf through his horses
with ease and seveneghths post had clear iead
and coming gamely won By three lengths, Caramel
second head in front Of Miss Goodrich third Time
1:35. Mutuals $50 SO.
The second race for purse OF $500 for two-year
o)ds selling allowances: distance q OF mile
Four started-Lyonss gedi ng Genbrocs t93. Churoh)
Kellys colt Dry Mopopoe nO2 RAFFERTY,; McDonaids
fily Edgefeld tlO3, Arnold; and kesos ny shamrock
Poois~Dry Monopoie s25. Edgeaed $50, sham
TO Eageheld to l. Shamrock to Glenbrook 10 to
The start bad one. Dry monopoe and Gienbroos
Before an eighth Of mile had been Dry Monopoe
Hs with ssnSrsok
These positions Ters S Rns' as
s RV upper prs Sss
front Of Edgeed. shamrock two Lengths further back
Tnsa xGssn''0 the A homsstretoh Was reached WIN,
Dry Monopoes Jockey wnipp,,ns ppm or .rIq Iasenea bx
lengths front win Sicpesoos far behind
%S 9sroS to be Be- sold for $3.50 She bought by Mr.
Ksso At an advance Of S7S0 Stakes for ,hrceyear
od ss soo as,Ga eseS ssfs wiis VIA added
100
$500 to nomlnator oisecond special weishts DISTANCE
is miles Seven started-Griils colt wicSham uls.
tisdeids colt Tecunseh Qls. ". Donohue); Apple9y 4
Sc colt s%sns GDSS~ s b Seso eo
satpstre Is. Hayward; aud Rancocas Staoies my
ws%as Su Gs & Richmond s5 recuseh $50 St.
Augustine $40. Godfcow S35, Saltpctre SO Wickham
zio each St. Augustine and Wanda to each. Wick
ham TO l. and eSldsliew WI 10 to .,,,,. III. best Of
straggling start with Teeumseh and saitpetre IN tha
tns rear Richmond at once assumed the lead aud was
two lengths in front OF Tecnmseh, who was length III
When the hreequarter pole reached the positions
Of the two leaders were the same WIN Go'a,s,low % I'm IN
hosnestrech the frat time the horses assumed close
order Mclaughlin having taken and p s SW Sv easiS ST.
Augustine. Richmond and Tecumseh, who were RAINING
By length, sts Augustine second length in front
Of Tecumseh. Wanda fourth AZ the quar- quar-,
back ana Tecun,seh was second to Goldfeliow.
third and khmond fourth GS1s sogd up sas :,
last place. half mile pole Goldielow still had ms
head in front with xla ay around hs1 e
Tccumseh had assumed the lead being half length IN
AZ Ss pole
and GoldfeIlow In the lead head apart in the
leaders were running n this order and all the Jockeys
drew their whips came On sea h "na sSe Sea
through from ranks. second. half length
IN front. q Tcsumseh third; Godfelow was fourth.
The fourth race handicap. $50 each. 5000 added.
9I25 to second; distance u miles. There were seven
startcrs-Cebhard's horse Eoiist o. ll4 W Donohae
McDonads benox g. lO7, Arnold: kittsons nliy
Alma a. lO5. Gala2her); u. l. Lorilards hliy Toiu
a. Y9 J. Donohuc,; Loud's mare Ida stanhope tagcd,
06 Riyers); Woodford's geldng Barnum 70, 10, Gar
rison); and Dryers horse Barnes %, ia, McLansh
ln). - an, ~. soo Yu.~
&2l Eolist SIS, field $27 Books-Barnum even money,
5to axaiust Lenox. Tolu and Barnes Ida stan-
hope to l, Eoiist 8 to !, and Abba 10 to 1.
Ba.nes was IN front when the nag cll to fairly good
start with Lenox second and Tola third. Coming down
laaAfn tRfh
ord and Abba third. Going around tho lower turn
barnes To.u raced head and head, two lengths IN
Abba being the advanced guard OF