New-York tribune., 1886-08-25
LAST DAY AT MONMOUTH
ak CONSOLATION HANDICAPs.


Tho Monmouth Park Association closed yesterday
Tho most successfl racing In s history with
bia troop of spectators lively betting and sonstsnt
interest 1t WA consolation day for the stables that
had won little at Monmouth this year. The seven
races were won by seven different stables. and tho
successful ones were Appleby & johnson, William
Donohus, the Fairfax Stable. w. q. DAILY. inc
Preakness Stable. c. II. Pettingill and Frederick
Gebhard. Most of these owners have been un'ucky
at Long Branch. The conspicuous exception among
those who had been bufetcd by Fortune and yet got
no lam when the sweets were handed around was
Mr.. withers But he has profound contempt LOT
Fortune ANYWAY and takes little pains to conciliate
her. that 1t is not strange the hcke jade paeseo n
by.
easily and lost the fourth by short head only.
Evdentlv he Is better colt than the handicapper or
the public thought.
Poor Heel aud Toe looked as haggmd and thin as
the County Democracy Of this town now looks Yon
coud hang hat on any of her ribs. Her skeleton
s az nainfnllv obtrusive as to start theory thai
NJ Cassatt intended to send her down to his farm to-
dav for use as a scarecrow. The mare has bad too
much racing Elgin. who has greatly improved. won
the second race as he pleased
In the two-year-old handicap five crossed the
line only heads an necks apart the California colt
Oramme getting first place, the Juetta colt second
n abort head before Falsestep.
FITZPATRICK on Pcekslsill outrode Donohue on Dry
Nonopoie in the handicap for three -ods and
Attorney coming with rush at the end stole second
place from Drv Monopole.
Mr G,aIway's Rupert has become fine slayer. and
he outran Louisette easily in the handicap at mile
and threequarters Lousette however ran .r better
Pettingilrs old geIding Valet captured the selling
race without difficulty. ~,
Sninofeld and Ten Booker atrociously. Both
ataie an1h ha
at least
FIRST R,cE-HAsDicAr. ssS EACH $1,000 ADDED ONE
AppeDy & Jonnsenscrc Attorney by LonstelGw End; End
n les. s. Tiirefs r ss b. h. Buc stone
National stables b. Ian ,t:r Loo H a niI"R ansa,
ri chmcnd ss y iHs%ea aged l07
Betting Buckstonc to 5, onto to l. Springfield TO
AIiefnsy ncf 70 ! Lam .srs :: /; w,nsrawn
BacEst Was bad start ane"ster second AZ AZ
Sqey @ dasS SHs and
sns 3 cS % "p gSs Ss 1%T ran IN the @
Buckstone and Lancaster al Saengea an sn o sag
by two lengths Bnckstone second lenSh before Laneas,eT
Who neck before Quito Springfield showed no speed
SECOND RAcE-HASDIcAr 49, s35 EACH $1,000 ADDED ia
W DonOhucs ch Egn' by sprinsOOk Ele% nondSr Srs
II T. ID Penri, b. g Duke Of Monta6an; aged ioe
A. D. cnssaiis b. M Heel and Toe g. lFisncr
Betting Elgin Duke of Monalban 2 to l. Heel and
'Gs Bucssicne I Lousette were Withdrawn ,,r,o,
Duke OF Monalban second AMI Egin third hundred yards
hne aid not call Elgn unt the last six strides when Egin
pns s nSR nSRSa sSeou ana before
THIRD RAcE-HASpIcAp. foR Two,YEARoLps s35 EACH
Fairfax stables gr C orihamme by Flood Frolic. los
D. u bwitnarss cOy King o5t Hamilton
l. cS:sH, WsSdn fssts Masss aeae SS 6ono5Se
H. kyans 1o,,aO. D. e srseIH Msus ~
clvc & sr
p b wtheTss eh G. agga,d dla lo9 % ...Lig,ainah
A'' Time-l:l6
Betting oriaam@e to J9e1ta colt to ,Dgs Dag% 70 70
Maths to l. Faisestep to l, Miss Mouse 20 to l.
Mca AsI lesSp SnT ai4s riscdcm Hs SSeo" Tese9
Ss ISu1 %as four FfH lengths in front with Jas co second
M,O T FfsS " led At % s hrss s.sss pcs G%a Su
there was general closing up ana M hreeo zee, s Vuna wn
tie race by neck with the Juie coli second only he;
before Falls step who neck before Maggie Mitchell
Freedom fifth only neck behind Maggie
FOURTH RACE HANDICAP; For THREE YEAR-oLDs. s35
DAILY. bf EAe fdsss GoG hDPgP By ns aH H. III p
ASoIsSy GsSy JcIn:ons Gf C. Attorney iiiton
Emery < coons b. Dry aMOnO,Oe ll6tw penqnas
V snseser I & Co. enc rcr io5 over NJ Donoae
b D. Withers's bt Lon ssGP 100 F IiiShd; tiIGaeid
Betng-Peekskin 2, Eolan TO Dry Mono nole to
saxony l, Longstop Attorney to l. Brier 10
QUITO and Lancaster withdrawn. Mr Caldwell gave
Peekski Advantage OF two lengths at the start Brier
made possible Of hs riding iHs colt
ysS5Ssai'l sRss % y' Sy nIy
aiieniance AZ iariong post the hoqcsteteh Dry
MSaOPo qsed rk & ,%sty and E % Par' I w
held slight adyantase but Fitzpatrick whip
Pg Ps rel Sp the Teer Doaohae and PecksE drew away
While Aorny s % na % at f nn, n bv a ho, head
Attorney seeona length boIc , Dry @SgopGe who was ten
FIFTH RACE HANDICAP $50 EACH. $500 ADDED l'i
,,...... o.,,ro,s puu.r. nv Eolse,to Nfory,erite
1ocys yS Stabi, iiH b. m Ioasciic s. i0i tinges} .
Toronto stables ) e Ten isocEe 4 100 iaywarl 3
g. b. Moiriss b. c. Goa cTegan ; ~ -.-......--.s'eP
Beng-Rupert to TO- Louisee 2 to l. Ten Booker to
Ioqsete Ted " to he last urong hnpeTt IunnG second nd
first mile Rupert closed with Louisete half way the
Sassi1c wa. sepnd twenty lengths Fen Booker
was a hundred yards before con Cregan
SIXTH RAcK-PoRsr $500 SELLING. 1-l6 MILES,
c. II. Pettngs ch Z. Valet, by War Dance-Ella Brek k
canioy S@ySES Goa sss sb " VIII !Si, Fa%Sr
C. cot b on wS,eT GS G en- % ssis s.tS T5'N cf%Ts
MaSsSn SsSn sts6es Hs@G Bxar 80 IL
teri to I, Moc"shins ID 10 !; pelixsTe Is to l.
W Wh1Es and isd Sister IN % up to the last quar-
ter mile when Valet place aud a canter by
Gs1 %ss %,d 80 SDS' 1d Lizzie MACK
SEVENTH RAcE-PuRsE 5000. HANDICAP OVER HURDLES
F. Gebhards B. m Paanca by Lever Florence waIlaee,
B. Eash, zssn iSt S1 Tniovcr s. 1875
T. Frencs MentmOre. 4, I3j (WhybOrn)
b. H. Buckr agei 40 tCanavan) y
Co.'S b. h. Judge Griffith ,. l4S.-..lM. Day)
Mr. Walkers ch H. Aprl Fool. Il l27 M Lynch o
T. Donohue's Rochester. age l3S--..(G. Donohuel
No time taken
Bettng-Buckri 10 |. MentmOre to ]. Judge Grilth
to Palanca to l. Endovor TO l. April Fool to l.
! Rochester 8 Ia !.
April retired Palanca then dashed
quickly getting lengths In 'front.' anu SHE ran ~ tat
The others could get near her Paanca
by lengths Endcver second neck before Mentoc
| who was six lengths before BuckTa.
FAST TINE AT SARATOGA.