New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
SIX FAVORITES BEATEN.
UNEXPECTED RESULTS AT MONMOUTH
CHARITY DErEATs TuE pARD-Two RACES FOR THE
pRFAKHTss STABLE

this year except on Decoration aud Indcpe
Tho afternoon was full OF fun. Including the defeat
six favortes In succession much to tho profit OF Tia
Dookmakcrs and much TO the depletion
the majority OF speeulatOra But so IA
honors and emolumcnts OF stables mr.
concerned. the distribution OF tho prizes wa
generally satisfactory. The proyerplany unucK!
Pressncss Stable two with sapphire ah'
Rupert, and as Mr. Galway's colts. Bevedere ana LIN
den third In the seabrght and Raraa Stakes th
stable is certainly coming into form. Commodore htV
sons fine n!y, Austrana, won the seabrigh
Stakes by the determined riding OF Fitzpatrick
who is only equalled by McLanghiin 10
desperate driving in "a doubtful finish. Austriana wal
q head only before the Spendthrft-Kaponga colt uh
doubtedy the better OF two but Fitzpatrick outro
Michael Donohue. W. l. Scotrs flying fliy Charity was
too fast for The Bard In the Rartan Stakes, but he
success was due to her advantage In tho weights
for she carried only 1O6 pounds while The Bard
had in the saddle. With this victory and the speed
shown by Charity Mr. Scott feel hopeful OF returns
for his enormous outlay on the Erie stable
The Biow stakes fell 10 william Donohue's Tecumseh
the selling 10 James Rowes war Eagle anu .hc
steeplechase to Danaher's Tom Brown. Every horse
ran honestly in every and 1t delightful day
sport-one OF the year, though the track Is
sull dull uueastc ana soft, and the time was SLOW
Electric was Withdrawn from the first race, anu
Sapphire, with her light weight and ridden Win skill ny
little Williams, easily, with the top weights i''lo
Mnoh and MARYLAND, second anu third Little Miheh was
the favorite and MARYLAND second choice. Lans-
downe had many supporters, but lie got OH
badly and never prominent haiuiH
and Nccromancy speed for six furongs ana may
win at some time. Portland wretehedy as ala all
The other Dwyer horses except Buffalo, VINO got second
place in the fourth race Agnes Winfred Pontlco ana
Ferona ran like fourth-ciass selling cast-ois
Bradford was well with Austriana and the
Kapanga colt half mile and then they outran him.
He may see better day. but Is never
likely 10 approach tho merit OF his mighty half-
brother Luke Biackburn-not by several hundred "e-
prees Electricity should have current shot through
from big dynamo. His temper makes him nuisance
while his speed is only lit for trucking.
The Bard tried XIII Cnaritys speed by taxing the
track and making tho running Hali mile from the
close Charity went up to The Bards neck but few
strides later he shot away from her and opened
gap OF lengths 1t certainly heemeo
then that Charity was BEATEN but ia'er
II became evident that DOnohue had eased tho My Tor
the struggle III the homcstetcb In the final furiong
ne overlook The Bard and her advantage III the weights
enabled her to by length II is also to De reme-
bered that Cnarys saddle was occupied by nearly loo
POUNDS OF live, active quckeyed shrewd, Keen ana SAIL
ful ,ocLty tho person OF William Donohue. esq., whe
Tne Bards saddle contained sorie IL pounds olea"u
about hundred pounds oi quiet modest retiring mum
DC nttie "sammy " Fisher No" " Sammy uocS LIS
little all, but
T. j. baldwin is one Of the shrcwdest owners in Amer
ica lie has retained Isaac Murphy u ride Tor aim next
year at salary of $4,000. lie knows what "a " crack
Jockey Is worth - great stable Few American own
rs shae knowledge. Most OF tue jockeys "uo rae On
American are Laughed at Dy Engilsh OWN
els, trainers AID Jockeys mo nave seen 'uo insane
atics When - great English OwIcr has "a good colt III
rresl race the best JocAey mat money can
get, no matter "hat me cost may pe' ,on ,o'u
uiouarcs whose stables cost thcni hu-o sums seclu
perfectly content pat niieeh or twenty pouus OF ead
nnu thrir best horses great races, and 10 put
on tor oil that Of Idie, inert lead 'eeDie niue
auiR!n wIlhout muscle 10 hold ms morse 10 us wor III
uuish without the skill TO judge pace or Time run
prOuerty, without tho BRAINS 10 take advantage OF OPP
p0IIunitirs aud without tue GOODNESS ana seI-cOhtioi
ndispen.a"'c lOt t"ioI Senc'es a. ,"I'n c,",a a.,
LaagAlin or Fltz.a.fcA or Donohue, comes up
on wn.p Aahd' D'hhctinS mn, us
INC phrase gocs forcing Inn 10 change MS whip 10 the
Otler aud soaring hln out VI hihe-euths vi tAe
IL 5 l.e Tor Portland, - lDlrcI anu POncO 10 rc;irc
to IjngAtOn Beach IL Is melancholy 10 see sHcI mud
tur.Ics awNHG Ounu ON such course as dOnmOdth
IL was simply sAamcfli FOR James Lowe.
who now has charge OF Inc Fairfax horses, 10
send Ln!esi 10 The post IN her form OF yesterday
co''io'-.I 'i'' - 80. ~ ii. l,,r.,.. NO ,,,,ii,
The coh4l'iYL anu c' ,'a - - ro '. ne a.lip
money Al exhibition mat an A!dcrney heller could
49, s,rnts.aa Inc Door nllY cou.I not run at all ana
t' .nt, la NOT mend matters. Even tlat venerable
trI.Oniic, Genera. -l"nloc. ct her lar Dehl-d
H. w. Walden Aa5 sold .oca-.,md-Itye 10 the Toronto
st.Dc ior 5000. anu tAo COT ia tie new
the selhs race. I''ay .o'H ro"e nn w'nont Jndsment
or energy Properly nu0on Tie colt was sdie 81 second
place al least hui he requires constant driving Bat
sylock a 40. pcrseyer,. lie RANKS IA tIe Lowest Glass
OF lJcaeys All iss'eTa c. al" 'H' Ju-eS ~ psAc"1
by once gave hlm ashsfp warning Ga thai score
Neither riders were seriously harmed by
the three lSlls Ia the 5tcepiccna'i
FIRST KAcE-IIAsDoAr. So g., H. 500 ADDED. . NILE
Prckn,s, S.aDic. en- sapphire by hing Aione.Jorsey
nom, q c D. H. Lille ii nch o. i1l..(It liaacs ?
lie,hyI > D. d. SIl'i", "' -
DMy,r nrotDcrs biz Portland , 10, 4 ~ over ,O.y .
d. ID NltAeTs's b. T. Nc lun.y % li.iAoJ q
haneycr- Change, ., lOO.........-....- (GrntD 0
Iakela21s ch. h. Tatcl, D. Iauion .
A. j. Cs-a lovnc, B. 90. tDvsj .
b. Kanns ch.f Sa.uia, ., 81 ..-.....--..--tSt'p) U
Bettng-IAuc llnch to ,, MARYLAND 3 to l. Ians,owne
others 10 iol Electric ana >pnnctte were Withdrawn.
IT was Struggling starr Du al were IN hool Portland
Lar was Last by ..rse majority Nccromany was
The two lilies showed the way Tor half mile, but
could stay and both were badly beaten IN the home
lighting for the lead Doih @neI MhiP and spur but ittle
ap S si WON y by ienst6 Little Sinch scond =,
before NarSlani WHO Kalua Portland
NTH.
SECOND RACE sEApGleur srAkEs. FoE Two-YEAEoLDS
n v. kittsons b. AustI"na, ~ Misunderstanding III
E. V Incieker unnamed br. C.. by spehithrn,
pr,a m"iF Stables b. e. Bclytcre i0s eavlo"S =
ApPoby !onnson.s B. e irllioni NJ ; Giaywarii 0
n & Kitiscns b. c. Racquet islaatr
Mr. livingston lettrciiy, (~ cthcrsj
Betting-Kapanqa colt to D. AGsiana to 2 Bradford
70 l. Lady Ir4r9se TO l. A,9cs 10 J. Racquet 10 TO l.
ELECTRICITY and AgneS DELAYED Inc start for long by
their daDoe, antgs ana the kapansA colt was extremely
Bradford was 'front.' Ausir.ana second Lady Prln,
tnr, bat the kapnga colt appeared The lead
which c kept up To the lsi three strides when FlpaiGicks
riding Au,tranas head Bradford took
third pac, lower and reached Ausraua at The
stretch, irt Harvard
him Throughout the last fuIOng Ma,
confined tlc kapanga and AusTiala. Jockeys n,
could be-, but Fitzpatrick ouroslc
Nike" DoIuhuc and AustIiana 10y a head Hclvciere
third three lengths behind the kapanga colt
fourth, the others struggling IN.
Third RACE RAmrAN sTAKEs. For THREE YEAEOLps
SPECIAL WKIGHl7. Ia Mills.
W. L. SCOTS ch Charity, by Sensation. Emma. ZIG H.
w.. iOnUhue) ]
A. j. Cassatt's D. G. The Bard, Fisher
Prcakness stables b. Iduccn, 1861 3ts (,layI
Dwyci c. POntloO lOG....-.-.... t0lu.v, a
DWyoI Brothers ca. c. Mniicl FitLpatrcn
Lii
Betting . The Bard Ia ! Charity Winfr,l
To- l. Linden II 10 J. Pontiac 20 Ia /.
Delaware Withdrawn. Charity led for the
ana then Bard took tn aud pace, Winfrr3
on The backstreich Fisher shook up The Bard and
h Mnifcd is II WinlIci Tied "A D,un,ur
gave Charity her head she rushed up 10 The Bands erk
and remained there for few strides The Bard op,u, ea
0i two -tAs the lower turn but DOnohu, had irI
Chauty for c struggle ~ the ntstrcc and he
brought rapidly AT the fuIOng The
The Bard beaten before the hOno,tIetcl reached