New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-02
SEVEN RACES AT MONMOUTH.
THE DIVERS GET TWO OF THEM.
PANIQUE AND RICHMOND sUccEssFUL-LoNG
DELAYS.

caused tedious delays the sport not over until
o'clock
The first race fell to favore Panique, after good
finish with G.. L. lorillards disappointing hiiy Tou who
for the first time in 1885 showed little speed.
Plunger Walton backed Bob Cook but he Is not yet
quite tit. "Plunger" Bernard backed his My East
Lynne, she had no chance Nellie Peyton was some
what supported, but both she and Bob Cook got on
badly. Herbert proved rank gutter after running
well for six furlongs and Thomasia did likewise
Prcciosa full sister of Lousete, tho handicap for
solely through the good riding OF Duhy
who waited and made her run u" cN-
actly the right moment Long etop was
close second though badly ridden by little Green IL
Mr. Witherss trainer had gagged Donohue to ride Long
Stop she would have for she Is little raster
than Precoa at present but her chances were rnea ny
Green's bungng Preciosa was tho faVorite anu 'onS
Stop second choice
The Weights for the Palisadc Stakes, as o1caly an
nounced at the Friday afternoon and printed
in the official programme, were nearly all wrong uo
amos proper weight III pounds, instead Oh Ito
Exies also instead of 49, Katrines 1o6 instead
OF 113; Richmonds III instead OF ll3; ana hupetIs
IOs instead OF no. This was discreditabe piece Oh
laundering which could not have happened In any wen
managed sscretarys Office 1t mised the racing public
and caused dissatisfaction The Dryer brothers
colt Richmond has improved immensely since his last
appearancc lie the Paisade Stakes by SIX lengths
with the utmost ease, while Mr. kesos colt Long 'e"'
amazed every by beating Katrine for second place
Richmond and Katrine were equal favorites III inc
betting lust before the start. Goano. Exile and WICK
ham all found many supporters, but all three ran
wretchedy.
II was the general opinion that Mr. Cassatrs bca'
though fast mare at a mile coud not stay for mile
and half. Hence. 1t was great surprise 70 all put
few persons who knew Of fine private trial that sue
had made wnen sho the handicap at mile and a
half easily In $40. Barnes was the favorlte.
hut he was In condition for hard
race aud was beaten before no reached
the last quarter milo. Drake Carter was second choice
lie suled and would not do his best though Fitzpatrick
worked hard with him and used whip and spur without
stint He was never near the front. Lousette was
wholly unfit to run. having suffered from boil on her
back recently and she had any chance The boy
| covington who rode Kecne foulsd Tccumseh In
the homcstretch apparently with malice ana set pur
mae This foul knocked Tccumseh against Ida stan
hope and the struck Blast The judges after IN
yestigatiug Suspended Covinson for week. After his
which docs not tako ehoct until tho next
lng day. Covnston won the nth race on BIZ s'err'
and the sixth on Sister SO afford to retire for
week and ride at Brighton Mr. Withcrs is ever merci
ful.
The first race was handicap mile and sixteenth
Ten ran: Dwy-r Brothers colt Panlque "a years, III
| mounds pounds overweight. ridden by McL'ugh'lmi
Revere Stables horse Herbert o.. lOS shauer; liag1hs
mare Nellie Peyton co. 10, Dufy) Touds eeldng Rich
| ard l. a. 81 Rivers; Campbcfs mare Miss Goodrich
| g. lO5 CovIngtsnb; Ryes colt Bob COOK a. lo'' W.
Donohuc) Ellott's colt Jack Cado q. 50. Hosani d
t. orilIari's hlly Tou q. 80. Gerhardy; Do'welTs MY
Tbomasia q, So Potter. and Clipslana Stables hily
East LYNNE g. o. IIlggs. POols-Panquc 500. Herbert
s2b East LYNNE SIG Nellie Pcyton Sli. Tou 3d. Jack
| c,do sli field SCI Books-Panique 70 Q Herbert to
Bob Cook l, East Lynne to l. 90 70 against the
others Richard L. set the pace and showed the way up
10 the half mile post with Thomasa, Herbert and Pan
| laus In close pursuit. Ihonasa TOOK tho Ieau
on the lower iurn. but fell away In the homesretch
where Toiu camo ND with moro speed than sho has
shoSn this year before, and challenged Panque, who
took clear lead at tho farlong post Panlque' wen
ridden out by Mclaughlin. won by neck IN l:ol Toln
second four lengths before Richard L.. third who was
four lengths before East Lynne Herbert came IN hith
| and Bob Cook sixth French pools. 81 -.
The second race a handicap for two-year0lds nj
three fourths OF mile Garnet was vlthdrdwn leaving
twelve to run They were Wlthcrss nly Long stop US
pounds ridden by Green; Kellys colt Dry Mohopoc
| uos levi.; Il walion's My Letrctia uOs l9 over
| weight Bayocs); Kelso'- hy Strategy u05. Mcitonl;
Melbourne stables colt syntax u1o. Ellis): C. Little
fields alIy Baudala go. r. IAeheld; McDonaids My
Lovely tO3 AruolJ sneekers hlly kalua t0J' hggsiT
RYAN. golding Genbrook t93, Rivers; haggins My
Preciosa zoe, overweight. Duny); Dryer Bros colt
| BrambIoton al. overweight Mclaughlin; and APP
peby and Johnson's colt Beverly ulO. Hayward. Bet
| ung-Preciosa TO |. Long stop to l. Lovely TO l.
Kalua TO Dry Monopole TO l. Brambcton > 10 l.
10 to 20 to the other. After many weary fal
| ures "A struggling with strategy well
| In front Long stop second and syntaX third
Long stop and kaiua promptly BEGAN racing together
In 'front.' Kalna getting Tue ieah ~ INC 9 pon'
iggs rode her with his usual reckless sapldy, hurry
Ing her that she exhausted at the furl9ns POSI-
when she fell pack stop took the lead but when
Duffy brought up Prociosl Long stop had nothing IN re-
:i6ia Long stop second. two lengths before Br9mbIo
don. Bandala came In fourth l@trc.in, Nun; M m
sixth; tho others were pulled up frchon POOLS ~ o.
| ST Aususnc Withdrawn from the Paisade stakes
| zoo 10 second special weight conditions. dis
tancs h miles Ten ran: clipsana stable" l,r cox
Fupatrek; Lakel-aas S9t Ess p ,9 dIany9
cas- stables pir thg ny hA p"nohge,: nwyer
Bros colt Richmond, an. MeIanghlim Witherss my
panGS o r e.sSe tnnss seans rupert uos
| CALDWELL; and Mr.. keso,, pair OF COTS i'ous'sm'
nUywaT, .'T Pools@Katrine sIio Rehmoro SO Exile
500 wickham $50 G9ano - the kei'o par go nea
TO /. wickham TO !; oY 81ai,,,, ot 10 l.
,%sFoa 30 y to 20 Ta dnsSc SS SHai . c
mond was first away ana though Longyews head
the first time Richmond soon the lead and held
TO the end, winning with the greatest ease oy SIX
third Rupert came in poor fourth. saiipero p was
NTH Exile sixth. panSa seventh wssham eStS E r
away from Others fast IN the lower turn ht none
thcmcoud get near him IN the home.se'1 h"'r nn
then quit completely Exilc ana "ieS nn.n "csS
both hom..,,cn vol but showed SS mo- "c"a speed
the last furong The most amazing feature OF aao ss
T T1opd iop psois, SIS i So p''''
| The fourth was a handicap mile anu hal anu
eleven ram Dwycf Brothers horse Barnes years ~
pounds ridden by McIaagniinl Haneocas stables geld,
Ink Drake Carter o. us, Fzpatrok g. H. Lorl'i"ras
! mars I.ouisette a. l22. Blnylock); McGowahs colt
| Americas q. lOG ". Douohnel; MeDsnalds gedlnE
Fo,lerl o. l2 Arn9ld L'tsn ncn,. colt
| Kccnc a. 50, CovngtonG kellys horse Cl9nme ne
| g. o. Higgs) Louds mare Ida stanhope aged ~.
Kyers); Kelso's mare Rlca %. l0J Meatonl ana NY
| lands colt Blast a. l02 f. PURCELL fools-Barnes
S5; Drake Carter. $50 Louisette $50 Americns Tlv
fecumseh SIG fosteral ga keens ~ ned, ~
Hooks-Barnes to .. Drake Carter to l. L"9isotte
TO Rlca TO |, Americas to l. 10 ana 20 10 against
| the others Positions changed rapidly In THIS
| race Ida stauhope led for little way