New-York tribune., 1886-08-15
CALIFORNIA AT MONMOUTH.
SUCCESSFUL IN THREE RACES.
MR. HAGGIN's MILTON AND HIDALGO-THE FAIR
PAX STABLES OKIFLAMME.

Mr.. Has gin did not bring his two-year-
olds to the front until the racing season was
we'll advanced. but now. in the sbsence OF
fremont ana Hanover who ,sre resting after
weearned triumphs the HagRin youngsters are Garry
Ing everything before them This stable wou the Ausus
Stakes at Monmouth last woek with Santa Rita and yes
terday got both first and second houors In the ricn
Criterion Stakes with Milton and Ferenz while at sar'
atoga the Haegin colors were first and
second with King Fox and Alcslde. Mr..
Haggn's HdalRO also tho fourth race
Monmouth, spd the Fairfax stable gained the Beacon
Stakes Or Aamme So 1t great day for Cali
fornia.
The lmstre Of Mton'e victory was somewhat dimmed'
however By the fact that his dangerous rival ana
she avOr Louise badly treated by the starter
chat her chances we're ruined. Mr.. Caldwell wa e1-
tremely unfortunate IN this race. He missed
ono good op ming, and then wesried the
Spectators and damaged tho horses by long delay
The youngsters three quarters OF an hour a "o
post Louise 10 nervous. high-sprited MY cue
fretted badly aud broke away furiousy soversi "o'
A n this enough. the atari dropped 'n max
whom T0uise far behind tho hers ino D"'oi
horae rarely gets 80 unfair trestme Louise was rid
den by Rafferty,. and the Dwyers ala not sno"
their usual Judgment IN putting so 'rac"ouH
hot TEN pered Ally In the hands OF ntue hotpe"ood
boy,in 40 rich stake Mclaughlin could not riie for
he now weighs too much, but stronger. moro pa
tient and COOL headed Jockeys than Rafferty, could
easily have been secured to ride Louse at l05 pounds
The Ittle triad make up all the ground lost at
the start by rushing Louise top speed for quarter OF
o mile. She was second at the half-ne post,
but the effort had been too great, aud
all her speed when the homo stretch was
reached Many bitter aud angry people left Mon
mouth yesterday. condemning Caldwelrs start and
Raherty's riding In the Criterion.
Milton 10 handsome chestnut colt by Ononaaga. out
OF Mana He won easily Dut probably IL not eqnal to
bis stable companion tho powerful bay lv Ferenziwho
. Attfn Ear
will be heard of again. will Santa Rita and Ban Fox
Tho friends OF the Haggin stable handsomely on
Milton and heavily Hidsigo. In Hidsixo's race
sprnxhel tho favore the be thug at hrst but
Hdalgo was backed down from to to 6 to and the
Haggiu party put on all the money the bookmakers
would take Hidalso justified their confidence by win
ming easily with Springfield second. Heel-and-Toe
found the distance n furIong too much for her.
"Plunser" walton bemosned the defeat Of suterin tho
Beacon Stakes In which his horse could get third place
only. though his rider used whip and spur without
mercy. Ornsnme brought q rich cargo home for the
FAIRFAX stable BY the way, the bad running Of the colt
Gsrney other day due 10 the bursting OF blood
and not TO lack OF courage or speed This correc
don 10 duo both to the colt Ant the stable.
Mr. ,ics rode his Lookout in the Beacon Stakes
with the allowance of seven pounds for an amateur
ridsr But this did MIN good for he ca'ue In last
and Lookout ran away with him when he was coming
back weigh, greatly to tho amusement Of the spec
tators
Two rank ,n-and-outers. Elsin Lancaster tho
Delaware Handicap ana the handicap for three year
would b- promltly s,ed But there Is Of
charity, 10 and gull Sc faith IN human nstu
race HS.'n sa%r.s: put ,ors%er @ ~ Il 70 'D' suppose oppose
that owner. trainer or q Jockey
Park p~rfrotonsts preposterous notion. As to Exln
he has long been known as Snnaay" horse one that
rider On some Gays no rides extremely well and on
Blue wnx wa. the fsvorise In the frs. race. but
was iast or nearly last all the way. He
tir"iy and thai is true Of a. Of W. s. B.rns. Co..
horses Not one Of them has run d,centy IN the
shaucr rode Charity In the nrs and QUITO In tho
third and both ridden lady. Chxrliy's strong
to The front with her bali mile rou tie end The result
WAS th she was pumped on, IN the los. fnrone QUITO
stsys we'll H shau~r had gone TO tue front with Quito
=. the h.s PS. he ProSHGs ron 1.ys won % ,s5 bs
Quito had speed enough to close The which Lsn-
caster bad opened although he did bis best under whip
AppIrby & johnson backed their colt Oneko for the
lungcd furousy at the post and showed no speed in The
THIS stable has ohsuged It's coor possibly for
Tornado and Lousrte were spurrsd In the frat race
cruelty and bruisy. A moderate use OF tho spur 10
louscte would have made Mr. Bereh, heart bleed
FIRST RAcE-DELAwAag ASncAr 500 EACH. sl25o ADDED.
W. Donohues ch. c. Egin by spripgbok Eeur yrs. lOs
rrestpys. stable. - Rupert J. los .tBlayloes
&sy. Essy' s over H.y%s
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Betng-Blue wing to /. Tornado to Elgn to Ru.
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TIE When ,e nag tell bonanza and Gold Ban were
slowed no svrcd any the iace, could
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Rupert second TWO lengths before Tornado who was neck
before BOnauza
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Betting Lqaisss.o o%sko7so2 Milton to !, Cam.
o. arc were W w az Eas e .
After delay Of nearly hfty minutes the nag fell to
wretcied start Puzzle rst of with the other~ struggling
along and With Louise The favortte last aud bad lat
The Julcita colt rusle'i INTO the lead but did not
there long, Milton taking place the
Of tho lii 81 quarter mile KaDery fOosy urged Louise
top spocd all through the hrst quarter make up the
ground si L the start instead of patiently waiting clos
lng the gradually Tho result that Louise steadily
lost ground tho lower badly beaten tho
bomoSiIrtoh Milton kept his lead easily tie Fe
renz took scc"Dd place the lower and held II
the Oneko prominent Louise beaten
the start and BIhee did not prsseie with the Juetta
colt lac could have got sccoud place Milton easily
length Fuenli socond neck before the JuettA
who vac a hall longtb before Straghtlao
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