New-York tribune., 1885-07-15
RACING IN THE WATEK.
on, .su,vc CONTESTS AT MONMOUTH.
AN EXTREME OUTSIDER WINS THE M'DsuMMhH
HANDICAP.

6apt
...rway however, had few tenants, and the DAY was
dr The Council of Ten held their session IN thc src.
hall of the bookmakers as usnai' ""u
dark oonspracles against the pocketbooks vi '"o
conadng public set on Ioo'. oiSno''
Y.l,v Cridce Appleby johnson and Mcdonald acted as
Grand Inonisitors Michael Murray, CHIEF OF the Sc
crct police kept watch and ward over the Lion Ho
md the days of the glory OF the Queen OF the Aar0
were restored. .,oc, tho
The first gondola that made Its way throusn '"'
troublcd waters was that OF Colonel sprasuc' '"o So"
do,iers of Pontiac. Louisettc and Monogram h~a'i"s ~
Withdrawn their vessels. oo |oio"0 'f'"'
over the course alone. ,.
The favorite the Peru COLT splashed home the wnnef
OF the race for two-yesr-ods Atter 'he 'o''i' '
owner Mr. Kelly, named him Dry Monopole.
For tho Midsummer ,nlicap at mic W. L. coo.
crevstone had the Jealous support OF " Plunaer "aE
ION and many other experts But 1t was CiVl DC
Reform race, aud Greystone being represen'a''' "
Mr. T.ldens spoils system and an eStremcis o"
partisan could not get place the ishtweis"0e ri
Law Forge took the prize with Choctaw second anu Du
plcx third ,, r.,a
Tho handicap at III miles brought out n smaii neio
Nth Morrs Pattons colt Favor the favorite ana al
easy winner He far ouclassed his opponents
Anpleby & Johnson thought that they had doup'e
riveted triple-clamped copper erbottomed "ar-usn' AZ
the selling race with their old cripple forcs'oi, ~
Ia Min III made the greatest effort OF his HE anu just
succeeied in staying for Lilo miles ana whins '"o
race with Forester second II the distance hau ooo
bunored wards more Little Minch would nave neeh o"'
beaten for his heart gone and he "qm' ]uS 10 "'
reached the line. , .,,.
Irravorent msdca students call the corpses In their
d,ssect,u, rooms stifs" Painspeaxing turfinen use
the same term in talking about horses that arc pu. III
race simply for benefit Of the bookmaKers' anu wiz"
out any Intention OF trying to win with them hocn
eved medical student watched the selling race III
.istcd that Glenbar Joe Mitchell and Joe Shelby ought
70 be transferred to dssecting room w'tho delay
D,t ~ tnere were "stifs in the selling race what
shou.d be said of the hurdle raccf more u'Ssracou
looking affair has been seen for many day ohe.
Epps plainly had special preparation Tor the
cbloroform morphine some other exh'iarauhs
aosa. vb,e the rider OF Marshall knew his business
toroughly-and his business was to let his morse DC
beaten by Bay. The judges propose 10 in'esus"'o '
conduct Of the riders AS for the people VINO oe' Oh
Charley Epps and Marshall they had aouhuah' ca"'o
for feeling that they had been swndled'
Mclaughlin did not ride yesterday as he was ho' we'll
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
Pontiac Iouisette and Monogram were withdrawh
from the race, mile. for purse Oh @ooo seo
weight conditions, leaving Colonel spraSue w"ho'er
Buffalo and Garnet Withdrawn from the secoh"
race wi ich for twoyearolds Tor purse OF Tooo
special weight conditions; 81 mile -Four raH-heiiy
unnamed colt by Glenelg-Peru Qo5 pounds ridden by
uiggs r.. W. walden's hlly Letreta uos'2'
1lo overweight BlaylocO: Scotts flly rdun uoZ' d.
CaldweD; and Kclso's 1lly Shamrock rO2' Mea,on''
Pools-Peru colt SIS. Letreta Si5, FanD 49, sham
rock So Books-Pcru colt z To D, Letretia Is 10 D.
Faun to l. Shamrock 8 TO l.
Fam was first Off Shamrock secsnd. the Peru colt
third Shamrock quickly took the lead and kep IL Ior
nearly half mile with colt and Faun In close
attendance Shamrock fell back IN the homestreich-
Fam headed the colt at the fnrons post bui urea
at the finish. and the Peru colt won unier tne nmp ~
before Letretia who was two lengths oeiore
Tnn %idsunmsr Handicap $50 EACH 81 900 added
$3.50 second bronsnt out field OF ten 10 run m
G.. l.,
iock) Wild & McCanrs colt Choetaw a. io5'
lewis; Dwyer Brothers colt Paniqqe a, 10 over
Los4s a aas % KSnasa m sSaasn I g. p aa eo
Conkling "a. ITO, OiIara); Hsrris's geldne VALLEY
Forge a. 93S Wil!iams); and Revere st"Dio morse
i" eysionc $40. Duplex s25 Gcano s% So Pa
Grey stone TO l. Panqne 10 Goano " 1. Dap,e1
cGa1s Sa1y sH SvssG Forge 10 Richard
much delay siraggins start ] was sVen ,srIf %9
third and Greystone fourth Duplex di not keep hi,
lead long, the light-weighted valley fofse snoYmnd bd
70 tie finish Duplex second up 10 the last hundred
yards. when Chocaw came wth run in 'a M gnGa hs Xor
it, (,reystone, who could never get near tie sht-
valley Forge won by neck in l46 ChocIaw second.
hall lergh before Duplex, who was dozen lengths u-
Rirhard /. seventh and Conklng eig H. Goano ana
Reve.r got OF badly and were . never G 10 the race
The fourth race was handicap at $50 caen, $500
fadsa risS eSt 70 Favor g. ic7 MARTINI Pie sens
Boatman Is IOs. O'iiarso G. L. Lorillard's gelding
Duck a. lO29. 2is over. Maynard; H. J. Luca's colt
ffI Pdlssyo e. la' $50 Boatman s35 Decoy Duck s25.
rhilip 5. ssS Hopeful SO Books-Tavor even: Boat
man " l. Deeoy Duck to l. Hopeful ito l. Philip o.
Dceoy Duck went off. Of at .an,ros a. grea, a,
Favor alter running three furenss Hopeful Hopeful
third. Philip and Bostman already beaten s on Pn,p
The coarse After passing the hafmile post Favor |
r.fahV easily
Duck second twenty lengths before bSatmHn VINO Was
The selling race At lie miles, purse o: $500.
had eight si.rtcrs-Appeby Johnsons herse Forester
ssa %sns ass morss SysSfI Fttons S ay Shisss g. S. k
SnS nSrs. Joe Sse NICELY Ssiey & .fe G nsf
gedlng Red Cloud g. lo2 Harris; aeDonaas ggans
PooisDForester 500. Little Minch $50. whzgig $40.
Sio 5. Little Mnch 2, whizgis to l. Belle rates
70 10 TO 20 to against the others .o,, c,orh.r
Forester was Hrst of, Joe Mitchell second, GienDar
third. Little Minch soon IN 'front.' and though "hih
ssuepd IT, and all Hayward efforts to catsh him with
Forester were unsuccessful. Little nihcn Won oy a
whizgir the str.gging in At long ineryas Belle
ras ens f"g @ G1Ss % Mas @ !os was entered to be
sold fer s. .JvO ho was bousat Ia for 81 800.
for as purse Of $500 had only three star,ersCahans
horse Charley Exp; q Lane Gslsl snG e. aays
Sa isS NJ LIZ Lynch PsSMaTss sss
Charley Epps never showed any ambition and stead |
1y foil further and further behind until he came In
furlong after Others Bay and Aarshall ran close
ly together throngh ghout tha Delaney VINO rode
Mar.bal was evidently Interested in Baly's sue |
cess, for while he inade sa elaborate show
OF rdins Marshall he dia not urge him at all IIe Hour
fsbed bi, arm continually if he were whipping the
horse but dd touch him. The judges called
nm DELANEY and Callahan and questioned them about
the riding VI Marshall and Charley Epps. They placed
the horses they in but decided to Investigate
the sonsuct tho further Baly wonby length
in 25 Marshall second, furlonR before Charley Epps
Mutuals y2l.