New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
INSPECTOR B., OF COURSE.
THE WINNER OF THE HARVEST Handicap.
AN EXTREMELY SLOW TRACK AND QUIET DAY AT

bera was no lack of spectators and no lack of inter-
sst at Monmouth Park Yesterday, but the sport was
Of poor quality A Saturday crowd at the races
would be satisfied with run between two rabbits at
catch weights distance ten feet The track was ex-
tremey heavy and elingng and the time disgustngiy
Slow On tho back-stretoh the thick muck held tne
hoofs of the horses ike glue.
Auarchy's light weight brought her in an easy Win
ner OF the first race, with Brambleon second
Iouisettc had been doing extremely well in her work.
and private tIial made her friends hilariousy conf
dent She was the favorite bnt unfortunate
stnmble al the start ruined her chances. Bandalas
RAINING would have dsgraced a Brighton beach
maiden Her trainer. OF course, knew all ABOUT per
condition and about her capacity to run IN lnda ruo
her The time may come tand onght to Gomez when
trainers will be sent to Blackweils lsland lor SIX
months for such crimes running 30 good MY rs
Baodala in such race in such circumstances but a'
present the turf is given over to the devices '"e
Evil One.
Tho pv-rer Brothers Yesterday paid to Colonel j.
y y-;n;o,. : n OoO for Joe Cotton and Bessie June.
II ,hav keen on IL ey will make of the tlrf grind
inc monopolv d" which the Central LABOR Ihioh VIII
fool con,ucled % boycott Bessie June ran IN the
tvovear old race in the Dwyer colors but got third
,luce only as Mclaughlin ON Queen of Elizabeth,
,,om W,ndham Walden bad engaged him to ride
,oto.e the DIVERS bought Bessie June. The winner
dro,, ed out of the clouds He was Appleby & John
sons colt by Glcngarry Bramble out of Nevada,
,lo was named Bradford atteI his victory. The tet
,ios - TO against the colt and his caused
much surprise rs would sermon by Jacob Sharp in
TRINITY Church But Queen OF Elizabeth good
second and her exccent running caused great deal
a. harsh tal1 about BlayCck's bad riding OF the q
Of f. on 1bursday If Baylock should stray out on Il
Western cattle range he might return well rounded
M and branded. Yea, possibly, even dressed
beef.
That seems a fair price TO pay for Joe Cotton and
Bessie June $40 OU0. But the Dryers are fore
handed forc-sighted and seven trnmps to-the-dea
young men. They know what the, arc about
They knew extremely well what they were shout
wien they ran Inspector b. for the Harvest Handicap
which he Won easily TnE TmBUNh's racing
toump said he would do with Quito second touch
of the whip and the gallant Inspector galloped in.
Int what was the Handicapped thinking OF
Rock and Rye won the Elbeton Stakes with Eliza
beth sccond-prccsely this column predicted.
great @tip" was spread abroad concerning the
pwyer Brothers fills Ferona but she had much more
tcmpsr than speed, aud could not get place.
The favo,ue Letritia, the selling race. and
marvellous relate, every horse in 1t seemed to do LIS
best Mis-. Brewster dislocated broken down hip III
the hourestrctch and fell She could get up and
was taken from the track in drag. Mr. Berg oaght
to start campaign against her owners, Callahan n
Co. Her hip had been wavcring for months and 1t
WAS felony to start her She never had any chance
~ the
only four ran in the stcepecoase but 1t tine
best of the year-a most delightful Louis Nv
Madame Pompadour steeplechase with all the deeora-
tons-for every one in the race really tried TO win
But only one could-and that one was Joe shelby
Major Hubbard for Commodore Kittson has sold
CaIera to Green B. Morris for 1000 good price
for goods that will not wash.
August Belmont was present yesterday Many
people tried to ind white olackbird and nine
eaved clover after seeing him. lie appears rarely.
rm.r ANlcAr 80 EACH. $50 ADDED. ONR MI
j. u. Withcrs's b. f. Anarchy. by hng Ernest Revolt
wlcr Bros h. e. Hrambctor g. lo2 leoincyl .
ocnst stable b. IN. Louisctte, - ll2----l llugh,s
1.imond tables cl I.udaa, s lO-.-.... w. Donoluc
Time l.JOia.
Eettiug-Louisette to Iudla to o Anarchy TO l,
1rgmil,iom Is to !. Panama 10 !.
Lousec showed g "a ienrr at ihePosT ana sn3f % jn't
XIV Win tnc utmost ise Branbcton running sccoud
]andala Panama showing tae '"'t trace OF spee'i
iandaa last.
srcosD HAc-HAy,scAEF E2a FGR Tw9YFoLDs ~ 2 $2' EACH
App'cly & Johnson unnamed D. C. by Glengarry or nam
1WWSlcIs ia, Quccn Of Elizabeth H. ciaugllni
< W k.itso.s cl f. Iitilaia l02 Bender
J p " ss,is i a. i l. The i' Dawn a S5 Saysj
m'la Stable ,li 4 La faro4dele % IN Gtrlardy(
Betting queen Of ElfaTStn 10 + Ittlaa to . Bessie
june asr 10 to l. tho Nevada colt - to 10 to % 10
Iese june was oil but Ittaa in front with
& soe % .irrteR Itaa swcrvci badly and c back QTecn
Elizabeth and Bessie Jun. were having lively light al The
entirely at his ease in the mud. Bessie June was
SSGtr s'E &eIeag,lins vigorous, uIginss EePI on
ToTk The Scvada by neck queen Of Elizabeth
tSSSp%4 tS % lSGL ss & od2s sSg sTsgns g n o1'H
TnrD RAcE-HARvrsr HAxpIc,r $50 EACH $3.50 AnpED'
pwyer Bros b. Inspector b. Oy Enq"rNSrGS NcS oosp ohs,
W H. saos eh G. quito B. los Dorsey
j q !. Cais cl 6. BONANZA, lCodreyj
J IL Mecomieks e Tire cR'sT@ S5 L. 100 MsSna
Bcttng-InsPeetor =. SO Quito tO1, Tecumseh to
kcray wihdrawn bonanza went out to make the
cnana fecumseh ciulg closely to quito with
mic nom the end McIaughln moved up Inspector B. Little
@ t & gnG te leading three until they reached ne turn
into the nonestrech Then he rushed him through next The
Ias and in Anew strides Was on even terms Win caiio
har: mia y., and fI as 1" Touched S with f e %h 10
in is rem,er he came away anu won with ie greatest
as To o .s G, s e % egss sS1S M %U oter beae o
1oJEIu RAcE, EiBkEoS STAKES HEAVY Wight HANDi
j. W Walden cil EocE.ana.iiyc by Viisiai Ieeaco.
c M3Sss 5f Ela6et'. l. is Garsoa,
MI. Harolds b. D. Suucr aged l"l g. lYnch1
Jrcakness stables Hcrts,sse A. l24-.-..-.- l}ayoco
Iwyer Bros b. FcrOna 3, l2O (MciaughI)
}. ". Thonton's Dr. c Alamo B. l22-..---..-tlhayep
u
lleartScasc 10 l. Sutler 20 10 ], Alamo 20 10 !.
Mhizce Withdrawn Rock and Rye took the lead i'm
1nedatcly the a OF the flag kept easily all
way Lnlabeih running second Rock and Rye won in can
4 y four lengths Elizabeth second twenty lengths before
snter Who neck before Hearsease tie others beaten
FIFTH r. ACg-SRLLIXG. PURSE 500 SKyRN FURLONGss
j. ". Wadens Dr T. Leirtia by Tom Oemree.Letty;
100 10 (F lltteNeD
Cation & Co cl Lizzie Mack, aged, tBeadcI)
aau.y o ch Witch g. (PcnnVt
Kahns blk Endovcr. 3 Stcp)
4 Iltenelds ch MaImaiuke, 3 80. B. IAttefedJ
g. H. I0nohues Oh. Col Watson aged lOJ.. (W. DOnO-
NJ Kailmeyers Change = 97-.-.--..---- lGIih)
T. Isettc, 4, (GeIhauy)
81 A Coleman c. Pat Day !, 94..-..--- lteaory)
Mir Livinston's IOicr4 (-towar
Csilalali co ch
Time 1885.
Ietrtia ., Change TO !, Lizzie Mack
Isette 10 Witch 10 J. Miss Brewster ~ 10 y 10 70
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