New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
MONMOUTH'S OPENING DAY.
THE DIVERS WIN FOUR OF THE RACES

But THE LONG BRANCH HANDICAP GOES TO THE
PRRAKNFSs STABLE
The first summer meeting at Monmouth Park
opened yesterday with every element OF sstisiaot
the grand stand has been immensely en-
larged and improved. and tho enormous crowd
that will surely ct Monmouth on Monday Uhs
going hosts Independence Day always buee will
be able TO lind shelter under s cpacous root whom tho
inevitable Fourth OF July shower comes great I'm
provemenv has been made In transportation also. and
the trains TO and from the track adj
mirby managed the credit for this being chiefly due TO
H. j. Csssatt the new president the Monmouth Park
Association of the foremost railroad managers
of the country has taken the portaon under
his special charge Mr. Cassatt considering yester.
day ARRANGEMENTS for special train from tho course
at o'clock Monday for the beueh OF those who do not
stay out all OF the and desire to
avoid for trains which start after
the racing IL able disposition to call
up the promptly shown IN the iu ges STAND.
but there long DELAYS at the post due TO Mr
Csldwers intense anxiety TO give perfectly fair starts
in which he was strikingly successful
The Dryers represented In I'VE out Of the seven
races ami won four of them. the rich Hopeful
Stakes with Hanover the Ocean Stakes
with Miss woodfori tho Weller Cup with Miiie
and tie selling with Brambeton. But their Tom
Martin got third place only in the Long Brsnch hauur
cap Mr.. Galway's lightly weighted Rupert winning
with Mr. SCOTS Charity second II was the hrst Victory
this year for the unlucky Preakncss Stable. and the
popular owner who borne floods Of ifortune with
cheerful composure. was warmly congratulated oy
multitude Of friends. For no stable has the pubic
kinder feeling, and every one hoped that the tide
had turned and that the Preakness oolors woud
be often In the van hereafter
or course fremont scratched in the Hopeful. Ms
THE TRIBUSE's racing column predicted Ibis column
also foretod the success OF Hanover aud tho second
place of the Julieta colt 1t named the winner OF
the Long Branch Handicap.
1oftv favo md
owners put their money him in big
heaps 1t reported that he was not much
inferior to fremont He ran good race. and
won easily, but showed little OF Tremonts miraculou.
thai made H.uoves hackers uneasy until the favorite
was safely over the line Hanover is ble handsome.
DO credit to The JulIetta colt he heard of
Hopeai' and Hay war was badly shaken but not seri,
ousIy hurt The colt bruised a shoulder badly.
DWSe s pair Mi.s woodrord and Pontiac. Dwyer
coors naturally first and second IL was ElecIrios
him for race. but he ran well for nearly mile
Sey ned rode MeS
judgmsst or sense: pumping MN OUT ia the nrst nall
and fairly ran away the the delight
Of Ehlers VINO had begged all his many friends to
Mlnch and Buck-tone. Housatonic was inuch fanerd
by strong party and he carried AT a.. OF money
Captain York fell at the first jump Ia The sirepechase
and William Nancy his rider. was thrown on bis head
There win be seven races tomorrow in which many
good horses will run. The entries VIII be printed IN
THE TRIBUNE to morrow.
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SECOND RAcE-HorgFul STAIRS ros TWO YEAR OLDs-sl0O
,e 1ss 81 y coo ASDS bS % nnooo Bourbon
u DG5' wheTss unnamed colt by KING rnestJaiciia
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fppleog & 'oa's 9 ,nek9 Ii'.-------'hsy warn
Benr-2 to nan 70 asa ~ the 5ulie'la colt
roi dor l. Rave ir ~ !. oneN' - l. kymod 10
90 was wthd an Oneko umblei t star AID
The Nv OF evenly and ran seI tcgn'agr for iuri2ng
low lie Jui,rta colt and hanover were at tai
bees On s StSr wsni wr d eitroIgh eos
~ s with the 5uoiIa colt sno insiuti a reai cd in
FONT McLaaxhi a lad 90 the outs O. and
a. lie furiong po H. ha1 70 shIAe 10
1neftI colt ia easily ut the nj by
length t jg, eS eIe a vgG oGIe
THIRD sIAKEs 800 EACH. si5oo ADoED rs
pwyer Brothers Dr. n. Miss wooiford. by Billet Fancy
DvSsI Irolhers Pontiac. 20...-..... tOineyj
Locust stables b g hlee.Iie s. l92.--.-----dhu hes
Joe Cotton Quito and CoaIity were witadrswn leaving
%n r runHns second aud Miss Wo,dod yng On Tie
Electric ohsd p9aS ans eey ran head and
Of speed amay from t9e oak horse ana hcLaughIn
IecIrc OF copeon told as he WAS no yet seaso led
Mace Miss Noodoro by three lengths Pontiac second
Two lengths be ore Electric
FOURTH RAcE-LosG RANCH HASpicAp 500 EACH. $3.50
preakness stablesb Rupert by faserto Marguerite.
W sse.s. g6s5ii S:4 5 IS ~
!. Rowe 4 Co h War kagie lCa!dwell
5"yo Fen 300 Sas
Locust stable Louisete D. ilo.--.--.-. Hus hesj
KelsO Sa p b. e. ciay Pate dnes
an BOoser % l. nsic Heelano, to l.
CHARITY 10 od to Gay m, s' sa 10 to
lent start and they 'ap 5sD in H. front exchanging
Fn' where sS sn % BACK Ike Var qrA se
and Charity were next to these Two tnrou the frst
pert Ut light eisni enabled Rnpert to hold his own
length before Nsr -ag!e McLausnnn lsoorcd nightly
the weight TON Martin s AMI re , was at Wa tases
In The last luroDg. and the Others were pulled
FIFTH RAcE-WELrER cur H. AyY WEIGHT HAyDIcAP s25
Each. 500 ADDED. ONE MILE
pwyrr Bros b. Mile by Billet Distraction yrs, 100
tRIs GaoSs Dr. Enla6cn = 1fii1patro&j
X W " sideasc4 Rock ana Ryo 3. i26 (BAyIocsj
Eesos b. Bearer 10 Fisher
Ilme-l4J-
Eolist and Moras1n Tere R"d ana got mncn
third These three ra 81 together ell Ill 'front.' the