New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
A QUEER RACE AT MONMOUTH
ODD RUNNING OF SELLING PLATERs.

ODD RUNNING OF SELLING PLATERS
rRrMoNr AND DEW DROP SUCCESSFUL AS USUAL |
The Judges at Monmouth Park are amiable |
md accomplished gentlemen. most charitable and ecner
BUS in their dispositions They are SLOW TO tnink evil Oh
their But they shoud reflect that II IL ther
plain duty protect tho public whose PATRONAGE alone
susans their racecourse The selling race yee'er
day was Of peculiar character as to demand tne
..v.rest investigation, Tho start 81 bad rs to
puzzle every one who has faith in Mr. Cadwels far
ness the riders Of Bonnie and Wh'zgiS trio" 70
win their efforts escaped notice. boy named 0anP
WAS brought from Brighton Beach to ride Bonnie o.
though It was reported that McCar'y competent an"
wellknown Jockey. wodld ride Camp kept Bonnie . iAr
in the rear until the homestretch reached when ne
made great show OF riding and whipping aier DO n"u
fallen 40 far the leaders that 10 close the gap was
tmpessio AT the opening Of tho betting Bonnie was
the fayorite to At tho odds Of to were freely
offered acainst him. This 10 Significant to say the
,...t Mr. Keiso'. hny Edgereld won the race. Mr.
Eeso's stable Is In every way above suspicion ana no
one connected with It could have been aprv 10 Sny
trcrery But that certain horses In the race were run
soely in the interest OF the bookmssers ana Win no III
tsn,ou OF winning seemed extremely probable. se'nN
80. and ,umpne races are the bane aod curse OF tue
.nr, n the Monmouth Park Association allows such
performances that OF yesterday to go on
tts prosperity cannot endure. It's true 'n"' '"e ~
was deep in mud. Now mud explains many 'a"
ucryerstes OF FORM. Dut ~ s""'"~
IRREGULARITIES Of the betting. starting ana ridnS III '"S'
selling race x,,,.,.,h md Ton, Rrovn
zen easily-aIl favoritrs . 49, ...
Dry Monopolc was good second IN 'ne nj n,s' race
,,,s.r, ~ .nt Herl. and Toe aoundered In tbs mud
p.".,s nne rot second place in tho Atlantic STAKES.
the mud seeming 10 snt her Oi course naae ~" u,
evt,Sie superiority TO all cpro',,cp s,oos,on Stake.
nSsn ss beaten of. could do nothing in the
mud r., ,vrns was ridden BY Nc.
,nynin her perform n tho handicap at mile ana
ahaf was had - could be- she da no. rc n "d
clothes. won easily aud all the "puer' in we're wildly
hisroms hmmosors K;Isou has sold Elizabeth to Monck
for S. 800 and she successfully IN her new coors
In 1ss proUs weigh, was given ty in the official
prosramme She carried ll3 pounds not l2o
egsr safasasaf s.fs favor si By Pat
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NE l.e aro, Fsrona s. Cnadeity
bT nTysI So saos s%s b. m leland 6 I,ns
Revere C rssss Ssasis. a. o. msSer
ne stnsTesS1t aniTas J. Mcaosam Is SI
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qn py @SncpS Ne ana length Dry Mon
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sI1KGs t9s %Fosps sou
pry. EAsH srcser biz ApOoD fremont BY
no 'wSiian:;6 Bessie june
BY Is:S.. k:Ss' Suna%oS hcS';S cot BY
1dsa.i aSi, Stable, ol Miss Morse
". l. scoIts IN. Pomona lO2 -.---'--.'"iiaa"'
Betns-Tremop, barred ppss 2 JuI,etta II colt
1:aca, as'lisa nsa = tt, s'aHs'
he gave his head Tor p Few sflues
when the black Wonder the lead and the AFFAIR was
Seners or he place seeming to enjoy " the he
the so iTacK MISS Mouse were PLAINLY OUT
Ds1.ns5 osns as io s%o rs us
no was two be1ore The the others beaten oh
sc sSs hAts
DIVER Bros, b. Drop by Fase''o E1Rps,On als
W. ps 1 scois ch g on,io fl'zPsnSk
Preakness sraSesO c Lmlsn II ....-'-CB-y'0ek)
Bettins-5 to on Dew Drop to against QUITO Linden
Quito wen, out to make the while Linden was onrun
start rhe mu tlnged up lnoen ana o. ooq1 no,
bnd Then sse ~ 1sie nrn HIM omo %nSs. .ep S"
forty len sths before Liuden ~ ~ 3, ooo .n,v,
fOdnih ZACH Asp''4ir NILES sSs hAcH si0OO ADDED
Clifton stables ch Tolu' bv en- Brocos 'recaeo E5s
Fairfax ,o' tables ca l. Unrest O7 CIiMth
MI n. hficSi tcoii. $" ca g. assi iy6HC
III viii amss b. L Uitimliuin :; 5....IMcCarVI U
Betting East Lynne 5 Uluinatuw 3 i. 1ou tOl.
unIrsf Il TO l. Lottery 2Otol
Iersan Was wilharawn. promptly took the lead and
McIa shn hard at WORK on EIs, & LYME WtnlSs Se
a% .Sf sphTnns and dr,vs could not get her near
Unrest e.k scond place siier Ine G ns. nan % ptlst an
length before Oity East Lynne and ulnma'um
FIFrH RAcs-coRNInAS STAKES. ,wstrEG HANDICAP. s25
G. Monks or IA t. ,nlaOe' & BY <tiacino
PrsaAhSss stoie's earisease CBiayiOeE
r4es eh re yoke aSad 40 .ibeass, 2aaey,
q HeaDIs I5s5a:s Sh; b. ,nses j. DOnohaoj
rc,n,-rl,zabetn to IN ,evose , to l. sussex to l.
Binnscc He rtsease 10 ,o m ,,O ,vov .,,o0b
Hoarjseae oneJ the homestree ana made nti IuA
dclen eng tbs be IKE. the Struggling in
SIKH lAcA-,PUee 5000, snuISG o,E NILE
MI Ke sosch ndge ELL by Enc liferO phan i ii.r
H. w. y a aens b. t. L-t:na s. |o .......... tMecaryl 2
lohin GO g Adoni,. 4. lO5 (Golireyl
I E & lori, S e5 &C. e WI %hs s z an
ca Ls1e IKE Mssk aged % r. isn 10,
p.ng-sa.enela f.. l"Sdas = Sdda,s to l, wh,rss ,o1
Benne : 0io l. frssk asrd l. Lizzie Mack 10 l. MSS
ldse io soi nich tae best extremely bad start LED
ali the way ana won ny three eng'1S IA cai'et ne,iS 49,
others out Sr o2g distance. hdSshem was entered
sIvESTH kACE-HANDlcAP sTEgPtEcHAsR PURSE $500
FULL COLR,K.
NJ T nanaher's b. g. Tom Brown by ClenelgFanny
E9seisi I 6is's b = Worth g. 8i.(P LYNN 2
IO@,n rc, ch siOnln ton: l3o (Dowea, 9
HAee5I en- % i.u5'iSse p @ aged i1Y I6onp.o0
A. shieiass Oh. & Baewood s. lS6.. .........Jenes) U
Be,t.ng-rom Brown to 4oraa4m to q BraewoOd
Ip.iubance TO SoDngOn 10 TO l. Worth 10 ~ J.
pCoi boted between the third and fourth jumps
sraewo drop ed ms re at the lump 6sfore the wa er on
water Ium D al nus second e1Dit sr at
ease BY six Worth second lengths before
Abraham while fourth iurloog Da;k None
o the accidents causei injury horses riders.