New-York tribune., 1886-08-08
FREMONT AND VOLANTE.
THE CHAMPIONS AT MONMOUTH PARK
ONLY BEN ALI AGAINST voLANTE - TREMoNTs
GREAT RACE.

If the Monmouth Park Association had sent
word all tho newspapers and to the resorts OF racing
men Friday that would be run on Saturday
no matter what the weather might be. no doubt there
would been far greater number OF spectators" AZ
the park than was present yesterday And yet the at
tendance amazingly large in the severe Storm lhe
RAIN poured Gown ptiessy all the afternoon
but thousands OF people sought the shelter OF 'he
grand stand and kept their good humor In spite u
the In the ring the betting was lively ana 'he'o
was no lack stir iDteret and excitement everywhere
Though the Withdrawals were exceedingly numerous
and the fields OF starters small, the achievements
OF fremont and Voante the day lustre anu uis'
tiUn.
Dew Drop did start 1t stated positively i"
THE TRIBUNE yesterday that she would not run " w.
track should be heavy Mclaughlin was at Monmouth
but he found Thursday night that IL was imPoss'"'c
to reduce his weight below LOG pounus' """
as he could ride Dew Drop III III.
event at more than lO5 pounds. he aoah"one'
his abstinence and began to eat heartily. linen MS
weight shot up at bound. and yesterday he rode lou
at Ill pounds, two pounds overweight. i"o D".,'
borrowed Fitzpatrick from Commodore h'''so" ''"' ~
and son, him mn TO Saratoga ride Inspector b. But
this did them good. while IL deprived 'nc N''''""
etabe OF Fzpatrck's services Ill the oeasue 0'ahes'
where they were sadly needed on Itiilas.
only yoisute and Ben Ali for the Champion Stakes,
md e race lost all sectional character as both stables
represepted we're Californian. Nolanie merely played
with Ben Ali and won in a canter. MI Hagglhs coIt
might have made better fight dry track but turf
men generally do not put him in Volante's class.
They put fremont however. In class by himsei-Iar
above voanes that OF any other horse In training IN
America. Indeed, the opinion is gaining ground daily
that the American turf never saw better animal thah
this prodigy. The Jnetta colt and Kingston alone vent
ured to appear the against him for the Junior
CHAMPION Stakes. and they the first three furongs
IN 81 = seconds-narvellous time for such track
But while they at their top speed
fremont was saunerng cody In behind them. not In
leas dlstu ly
away from him. Ia the homesireich Mclaughlin re-
laxcd his grip rremon's rein Something black sh"t
By Kingston promptly that 1t seemed TO leave va
cant s,reak In the air behind Kingston oiline
lopelessly behind the thunderbolt and the
lace was while fly might wink
its of eyed. And X ngston excellent colt aud
year when there were no ack thunderhoHs hyihs
ahoat he might be considered a genuine racehorse.
fremont makes the best that be ptted against MIN
seem cheap and common
PreciOsi and Tolu were fivorite' In the smal h"us
that appeared first snd second bat both
found the top weight much for them in the mnt
IIEsr RAcE-HANmcAr. THREE YHAROLns. s2j EACH $3.50
National stables h c. Lancaster. ' by Buckdcq Mary cay
4 ca,sais ch T. idedcd DAVIS
j. B. iassins b. t. rTccc,a lis holloway
Betting Precosa 10 to !" :" on Ldseheld ? to ! against
and lieriIi ii spGcd the lead for half mile with
prccosa aud Lancaster III close attendance ihc lIt'oa
% l, , wn % %rk @ cnlT % scpaTate ic Others But the top
weight IN NE mud soon soppe thc ia'STe @ I in['s,y nc 3
lengths Eecned second two lengths before caera who was
slcoNp RAoE-HASpcA, go EACH $50 ADDED Is
Al Ca-saits b. f. Maumee, by vauNhal Manlina 100
= j. Wiihcr.s H. C. scncJGcb l. ioi....lF F. Ltteled
G. B. Nodss D. % Con r, G5egp Il = cInrn
J. and j. ohris'yS ch bonanza a. lo7--.-.-.'f"HeD
Betting Tolu o5 sionebuck tOl Bonanza to l. Maui
ne 10 J. g. on tisn 10 d H. ,orctler in front for three
q'i,,is OF mile >toncbuck began to and a. the
S ' @ net OF it % i %e Ss, Sd S Tinnine by for 6ai Soa
I'"ranla lat wGcie he been ali the way.
TmGD E.cr-JrNloa CmANroS sIAKfs. roE, Two.YEM'
Iwyer Glk fremont by Nngll Anntiet ll5 10,
T. sncikcr COS 6r Kingston, by sIe9dI,Ii ia.
D. b. itntlss unnamed b. c. by stonchenseJ ul,ti l5
...................... -..-Ni"J waID
Gcng$to on !Ie@9nt C,o I ssap,t Ens.on +, go go
X .neston. TO against the Julietta colt
trd The Juieta went tremendous pace AMI led
r6 n "a aaas On SfS at % cye len s and hall 6cnd The
Gdnol mSyS mp % nnil he w Wa, iay '2 hic, se % m m
bad chance whatever with The BLACK wo1aeE W hg4 men
won IN a caner by lengths
TouR1m RAcE-CnuNlloy srAKrs, $3.50 EACH. $500
santa Anita stables % s C. VoanS BY GriInstcad
j. i, iiaegins c. Ben Ali, by vrgil-Ulrr,ca
'--'-'''-'''''''''''' AZ ''''"' O'"'
Rctting-loO to 30 on Voante 3 TO against Ben Ali
Murphy allowed Ali lead by length ior seven fur
longs then let Voane COUP TO Ben ANS head sure That
liasn So to TAX, "a ,st Sl n H. ts D%tI ,Gn' & nye @
ng 10 the end IN the easiest manner possible NOantc won
a cant,r under pail.
Firm RACE SEASIDE STAKES. HEAVY WEIGHT HAScIc4r,
G. Cooks en- . Iae by Silent @ 1I' Frend|Anna Mckinney
SNNdsi ~ Elizabeth i S5 Siihers
fieaSncs. Stables b. C. KCprite I9......( (BlayocS
n " K.tt-ons ch. IitlAa ll2-...-......., ,shan'r
ioa"5 stables L@.le sioclki9g J. ll7 + ral,e
J.. b. WHher.s b. Anarchy - liS,..-.--' la" "aia
q NntII9sS e. Biiyecek gI CO. q 10 49, Donoiae
to Geaps9 A5arI Gl E1aDs 10 m Oven. TO
$40 l. 10 10 80 To against the others
,hSan @SS fS eyc Sy' Ado Sq Portland % %ge Wen up
Iiilbcth came with end got second place by
"a neck KeIart,e, Who was third
SIXTH RAcK-PURsE $500, SELLING. H. NILES.
B. Kahns Dr. regasn' by kAd"nantlu' II iglIand I
rl,aEasss % Stables Dr. c yinde1 3 sicpe
c Daly, b. c rseksk 3 io7 il, --0 bSP1o1as
+ Malicns g Charley i.n.sei 4, IOi....w. bqnolue
iawicnce 4 cos b. & HeIi,n j. iOe....(F Lililefeld
reek.A 10 Sister to l. Roscre 10 TO l. vndeA 10 10
I,gasis away the others TIE baclsretch and
led by -x lengths on The lover turn lie Won in Gantfr by
rogas9S Was entered at 500 Charles Ltehed bought
sEvESIn BAcE-HASDIcr srKKrLEcHAsE PURSE $500;
Montgomery stables ch i. Charley Epps by chnlicothe
Lacy Harper. aged, ISl u =, c@ahanl
H. DonOhucs Oh. Col Watson aged, 1888. lttle)
". HOlsons ch Z. star. aged Devon
a. W Mcngardts Il. Wellington, lC3 fGriinl
j. strauss cb H. April Fool q, BORN
Time 5.i3
Wellington to J. Charley Eps . to 2 Rory O'More to
Q COL Watson 10 April Fool 10 10 star II 10 l.
Wellington Charley Epps and star the leading
three quarters Of the journey Then Wellington tired
his heavy weight and fell back while Rory More
and took second place, But Charley always
had advantage OF Rory, showing speed Charley
easily 10y hall length, Rory O'Morc
Ol Watson a bad fourth Well
nrton Gft April Fool after running poIssenty
Il, u,ed 10 iump the water the second time around.
WINNERS AT SARATOGA.
Xer.p,r, rrRUnoD Bt'ECU. NITIIE AND DAsg-