New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
HIDALGO IN A BUMPING RACE
FOULS IN THE MONMOUTH HANDICAP.

| FOULS IN THE MONMOUTH HANDICAP.
| sprLIMAN AND FITZPATRICK RIDE RECKLEssLY
BUT THE JUDGES SMILE APPROVAL
At Monmouth Park yesterday William DOno.
hue for the third time. lost on Dry Monopole
which ho should have won, and II the owners Of this
colt really desire his success they should
| r.ver employ this careless, bungling, over-con-
| nsent Jockey again. He thought he sure
of the race few yards from the end and stopped oil
effort with tho colt whom Hayward shot up the out
aldo with Blackstone and won on the post BY head
| Good riding against gross carelessness! Donohue's
bIupder cost Of Dry Monopole big sum- for
tbey had backed the colt heavily II they had put up
Hamilton or any other ros0luto wdea jockey they
cou,d have stacked up their chips But Donohue's
.,rn,d muddllng was a great boon to the bookmakers
for DRY Monopoe had been bravey backed by tho gen
sral public while Blackstone had been neglected. his
stable companion Longstep finding far more favor. LIT
teaeld showed moro judgment in riding Dry Monopole
than Donohuc has shown aud won many races wish
him. He is a better rider than Donohue because less
careless.
Irtbere 4, stable In America England that is man.
rea with less sense than W. L. SCOTS, leather medal
should promptly be swardedit Whenever his horses
have a chance OF winning some foolish snatcnes
.pccess from them All Quito's races have
shown that he 10 steady rater with no
bur,ts OF speed. few days ago he ran
aeainst saxony carrying 1l2 pounds to Ssxonys no.
and beat saxony by neck after hard struggle In the
hon..trech Yesterday he met saxony again. carrying
OF pounds to saxonys 102. Quitos rider committed tho
Incredible folly Of allowing SaxOny to get lead OF three
lengths Oh the backstrecb hoping to close 1t In the
| homestretch. But Quito never had speed enough
IN do that and beaten by neck
II Onto had run at Saxony's head from
the start the OF the would have been
in doubt Well. Mr. Scott Is millionaire and he can
afford to throw away his money on tho TURF but 1t
seems pity that he should DO badly served by diotc
riding.
No doubt the best horse won tho Monmouth Handi-
ran hut the result would have been more satisfactory
II there had been foulin& Both Fitzpatrick and
spelman foulei Fisher, who rode Maulnee, and HI
dalro in swerving from the whip fouled Bonanza Bat
| the Judges dismissed the complaints Mr.. Withers
IA perfect example of thorough
seryatism When he alters tho result OF
race at Monmouth the heavens will
be hung in black-all black.
Hdago 10 now ono OF the best horses In training in
the United States But why, oh, why, was Hdsgo
beaten 80 badly when carried 11s pounds in hand
leap the other dayf Perhaps MI. Hagsin can e1-
plain.
And perhaps the Toronto Stable can tell why every
one in the felt confident that Ton Booker would
win yesterday when he made such pitifu
show Of himself last Tuesday. Fortunately. this in
genous scheme plundsr the betting ring failed COM
petey Ten Booker ran far better than on tuesday,
but could not get place
Blue Wing also was backed with unbounded reckless
ness but in last. Mr.. Barness horses must be
badly trained Not one Of them at Monmouth has ap-
preached his Western form. though Monrose has done
better than rest having handicap for twoyear
olds but Blue Wing has run like tenthclass selling
plater It ia about time give him up bad job.
shocking start and Ittalas speed enabled ths Kilt
son hly win the next race In canter. She would
have won anyhow. but there no excuse for such
start.
FIRST s25 $40 ADDnD llSMrs
rBsTE BsTKsy ycSfI1ns @ o l. Dry Moncpo
G. %fi IT, ipstenris t b. Duke Of &cnaiGan
eyer W Eois b. g. Pcrices g. 100 'sarSoej
?; p wlthcrs's bt longstSP 1895 SoverF LteGsd} .ah}
Stables b: %GaseT cadweii
Betngzpry Mopopele IoPSstep to ]. PeTGss to
Is 70 to rcrenes S Duh' OF
good start for all except Longstog who got away
"si @ lie a @
When stiIs poqSaSe VIE had beer
post Duke Of Mcnia6an hung Tor hundred
Yards when Dry Monopoe drew away and looked Ike win
hg 1g and IN wen gT S with
and the post by head result due wholly to
| Donohues carcessness
Kain's br sanony by Saxon Enquiress yrsy l02
L. sccits cn e Quito wiia%s
B. D. whess ch C. stone6nck iOs .Barbee}
Betting-ouito saxony to l. soncbuck
sa %n. r..
Quito and did not attempt TO close until the homestrech was
QUITO cccnd three lengths before Mink who was neck be-
fore Stonebuck.
YEARoLDs srEcIlL wEIenIs; ?. MILF
D. D. withers's clL Paisir by Macaroon Miss Bassett
FOURTH RAcE-MoSMouTn HANDICAP, 800 EACH. $500
j. B. Haggins blk c. Hidalgo by Joe Daniels Electra
" 'tS ciristys c6 g Bcaanlai NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
crontS bss D. b. NsS Ten Soocr rO
W. S. Barnes & Co.'S b.. Blue Wing. 3, lO6, over
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BettIngBne Wing to IIidalgo to2 Ten Booker to
Maumee went ont to make the pace and led by length or
ldago close third and then ago second place but
head homestrech both dalgo and BONANZA
had lively close IIdalge winning Iv neck
Bonansa second two lengths & ore Maumce who was two
Hdalgo in swerving from NE whip foned Bonanza badly
and Titzpack and fii1palrIek complained Of HiaIsSs
dismissed the complaints and placed the horses they
FIFTH RAcr-rrnsE $3.50 FOR MM9Ey TwoYEARoLps
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Ittlala to :. Amy TrilI to l. Freedom
Tri temper at the post and when the flag
fell to abonnable start she far in the Itaa
far in the lead of all and first all winning
canter by six lengths Almy second half length before
Freedom. who ten lengths before TbeOdosius
SIXTH RACE-NfRAGE STAKES HEAVY WEIGHT HANDICAP.
S2j EACH. $500 ADDED; ONE MILE.
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W $ Barnes co s c Boaz s. Ri'hSrs
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y. Elliotts b. I. MiTamar, 3 (Iiarbecl q
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]. Price Co.'s br. G. Lookout 3. l2l.....J CaldwelI o
Time-i:l6.
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FerOna to J. Ballot 10 Lookout l. Miruar 10 Ia /
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Pceksk cantcrcd In the winners three lengths
before Boaz who was a length before Banner Bearer
SEVENTH RAcE.-PURsR $500 SELLING; ONE MILE
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