New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
RACING AFTER THE RAIN.
CONTESTS HURT BIZ soRArCHMa
GOOD ATTENDANCE Ar MONMOUTH pARK-RAoTNe
nm HEAVY TRACK.

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knows that the contests will take plaza anyway
sure TO b @ fair attendance. There was more tnan
fair attendance yesterday that for Tuesday, out
10 quite bright when the trains LETT Ne"fork TOT
the course. The only indications OF storm tnen Were
rapidly seurryne clouds which passed seross the SKY
Je for the breeze wa Il the back the stand ana the
hot sun and evaporAting moisture made IL snity me
ssSa:sssio :: rao.sO:Ss They 40 20, me . ran .Dy
rss with their stock The track vas sn1 ~
certain extent the contest. we're :poiso ,,.. q, On.
frat race. . hsndicsp At one ana oneeiahth milss
MARYLAND was such favorite that many bookmAxsr'
Tou n 20. home rss 81 short head william DonoSus
his colt Egin tried hard for the race put fisn.
oueeneraed for he could not use hisIwhip which was
n ": TIL The Ssacsoom6er from Brighton Beach
beat her out At the nish In the selling race
the worst Of outsiders FfssdOm was third. Electricity
left at the post ELECTRICITY Is bad aoter and the
too LONG He tried to teach Starter Caldwell his bust
ness and when the colt s M %a1 SS
he ruled OF the track for using insulting language
The pTyor brothers Feropa s.llopcd away from
poor aeld n the Elizabeth Stakes is miles, TOT three rec
against The Bard for the Freehold Stakes, Ii0 miles
BONANZA ht o. could be- but then he not OF
class high enough to make Tho Bard extend himself,
90 cScFs wss not At nomo in n. heavy trsoS Ref
was favorts at to on for the hurdle race lie
FIRST RIcE-HAxDrcAP s?s EACH. $3.50 ADDED MILE AxD
Clifton stable. oh m TOia ~ Ten Brock Tscalco
W. Scno6ue: CHI KieiD l. NV Donohue
HsdneTs MARYLAND O. III. lsheridanl
hd MGSs GG sasa. % Si ee 5oson ne
johnson Tno%A:a &c spauifaoass
rns. % 1 Eagle E saun
En was away pretty fair start With TOIn second
and Gonaop third USnn .sops postion Tou was pulled
back bidns 9OniAlOn kept s lead until tne three
s gSI 70 Sas q. on &
sS E snG GS Sy hard race &
1 wa. 1 secon "a and S MARYLAND a poor third
Goo s1 SyaE61d shLS'
oanley Co.'S g. Nat Goodwin, BY Unea " Tattoo;
D 5" &iisf;. sG 4Ti SsGsS
u S %sasn. f' Maggie aicis
pPsDEy JSnR s e. ahsd sar s. iRfisI
casssts. en- The .,I Dsw 1nI 100
G. Millors b COlumbine 100. ........tw!lis 9
nr LTlRnsssOns D. O. EiectTcy
pettinr-rru to Nat d Goodwin to l. cOumsine to l.
MaSss Se4s s Dawn TO SnP Ee ens and FrssdG1 IS
addison was OF with CoumSne second and The Dawn
At the post Before an eighth 2, e ma 0e9h s and
Ss C. fHni VIII nAF he
SS r SyR %. TsS 's pSE
Goown tho Brighton Beache that carried top weight
Nat Goodwin won by length and hall TIN second Tie
Third There bid for the winner
TH 20 & .Go sDG 70
Dwyer Brothers' b. I FerouA by Glenelg La Hcndorson
o. Morrss ch CaicIs, .iamsl
D Kahn. ch. saiqda loi ts1eP,
s Rl.SSs pr 70 sPPnT Ttia gS o.
Mr.. Liy1ngstons u. Delaware % McKenny)
Betting calera FeroHa ioa spnnet,c toll KaluA
8 TO l. saluda Is to l. Delaware 10 to l.
III toaf NJ
place Rafferty, lmmsS,ey sent Feto1a into The lead and
rapidly and gsye r D"S sCe sS c gSy o s
ae h place Around the upper turn saISa qT, and
had been In1Hns is .esSS1 pSeS Tho
though Williams on CAer rode so vigorously a, to mako
punishOg Ferona Ferona nevertheless gIs by four
lengths taorA second twenty lengths before salnda hi
FOURTH RACE, FREEuoLD SrAKEs 800 EACH, $1,000
ADDED. SPECIAL wKIGlrs 2 MILES
A J. Caesattsb O. The Hard by Longeuow 'bradamnnte,
J and chri'ti'sch BONANZA 'adsfty'
Bard ROO, 6S11%,s . sf IN =, and
though Fisher let him around Tho further Turn
b. 1t g. RS 4. %s% s lie S @ d%n
winning canei by thr9o lengths Rafferty, on Bonanza
but osc Glasses +, ,G%na .C Track that
FIFTH lAcB-PURsE $500 SELLING ALLOWANCE sRvEH
o.nley Co.'S cA wSs nI 81 Tor.onOr- Lady wanen,
STEIN M O. az Oh wS;S l. .tEEiS
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Il kaI Ees ton Cd %cn. aged i6i Ms;Ss$
W. IOvel' b. g A"rei% ps aged "a -''-'-''o0FAATV'
petnsEdgoacld to T. Marsh 1odOn 70 l. to
ihe other. from 9 70 20 each an. VA, n,v., headed
MSrsS c s and raced With her ho
s.ss 0q %s.a tho up ss S
into ,seonH ndsn Was hir sI lengths behind
whisSis Who was second
SIXTH RAcE-PuRsH $500, HANDICAP HURDLE lAcE Ia
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fourth fell as Jockey WAS not hut cSOnS MSs
and was thereafter o. the fhon Referee and I!Ces
ssV 1G snd %pT Fool sn took places
they not 2 o sSIs a scond and April FOOL S
A BOOKSELLER APPEALING HIS CASE.
LONG BRANCH, July 27.-James DuGan, pro-
pretor OF the Long Branch Turf Club who vas arrested
last week upon charge Of violating the state laws By
damsndsd trial, which resulted In his conviction
Police Justice Morris senteHoed him 70 pay nue. ot
800 DuGAn has carried the case to the Supreme Court
Of the state on writ Of ssrtioraH
ENTRIES FOR TIE REALIZATION sTAKEs
The Coney Island Jockey Club has received
four additional entries 10 the Realization stskoA This
makes total Of 2I7 up date The club expects TO
oeiVe number OF 0thera
WINNERS AT WASHINGTON PARK.
WASHINGTON PARK, CHICAGO, July 27.-In
the frat race today Of . mile-Ihe starters were
Acaria CoG, Fred wooey QOO1, Dawn OF Day C9o).
Archbishop QO5). Mystic uos). Billy Gilmore ul9l,
wicklow Q02), Pat DAILY Qll, Glen Almond CseD,
Wanda QO3), Fanchetts 900. Carrie Belle nOo). Bot