New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-14
MONMOUTH AND SARATOGA.
THE RACING AT LONG BRANCH TO-DAY
kxsrs coon STAKES TO BE DECIDED - RACING
NOTES.

r,pe suort Is likely at Monmouth PARK "e"S
nakhoueh some of the fields are small inrec mo
vstine stakes win DO decided, tho August e'aAes ao
1.-TWO year-olds at threequarters OF m'io' . $50
sHsndicap at . mile, and tho West Emu NJ. -, H.
~, S,les thrse years old, at mile ana nan "i
~, .r,n,. Fresno ridden by Garrison, VIII maho
.trons hid for the August Stakes, as ne sho"cq nn'
eorm in the Junior Champion, getting mono 'n,iu
onlv q head behind the Favordaic coi'. ~ -
w,thers,s brown colt by Tom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h"
been doing good private work anu may p'
,,orn IN the side of the best OF the Youngsters
yan,o also will run well WHILE II the track IS hcaVS
erom sundays storm, Reporter VIII have chahee'
ss he Is q great colt in a son track. :,
pr.d,ord,. last race must have improved him. be-
.us. IA ran as IL short of work, and his chances III
vhe Railway Handicap must not De oVerloo"'u
In the west End Hotel Stakes the ability OF al
. eu,as IN stay out a mile and a half is doubtful
1e.v .rc practically unknown qualities to tho puohc
A. that distance as their have been az shore'
,ourneys except for Winona who was ias' !"
mile and half run at Jerome Park.
The fifth race will be an extra one Tor mau'h W.
sar-olds at threequar,ers OF a mile. Thch comes
- .,n.yush,a settling race followed by the woisI
of nuisanccs stccplcchase But the sw'hNies oN9
the Jumps will be driven from the decent ua'. ~.
next year, and the stecplechase gang WIN ~
try Other schemes for picking the puono9 Po'"
Many Of tho owners will find bunco-steerhs an .,s,
light agreeable and congcnial Occupation loi '
,ss,es MANY of the trainers Will 60 BACK 10 'i''0
card monte for livelihood while many OF 'he !ooh',
will exercise their talents in artistic eAlo IL
thteyery of overcoats and umbrellas iroh uNe' .,,
trort halls Well. the public can wait calmly ui'ii
the thieves get their deserts IN sta'e fi''oA
will never get them on a racecourse'
Hypocrte is In such form thaI she en -,
49, 49,, race while Benedlctne with his light weight
may run second .. e,.,.s with Mr..
Fresno ought to win the August Stakes "''n 'i'
wtthcrs's pawdle colt in second place ca.
The Railway Handicap should go TO braoiOi"' '"N'
in second place 40 LIQUID win the
West End Hotel Stakes. with Mr. hassnS MY i'''0
second. ~, .. x,,,on
Give the race for maiuen '"o-''
with Utility second 49,. ,roodv cot
Some hasty and impulsve people nave anO""a
,,cd the question Of final supremacy among .i0 W., -
vesro,ds In favor Of Proctor Knott ana WI" GU,
10 o~,cal p X ran a smashing race on Sa'u'uA9
ard showed tremendous speed. But IL Is 'oo cay
TO cal him really Great racehorsc' anu 'oo go
-. o.r.,p that he Is the best of his age 0'i""
Dryant saws he Is far better than his sire LUNG
burn But then Samuel always was 10y
even when he had Big Medicine pulled some years o.
Proctor Knott has suffered three dlsgracciu' wv
this year By very bad horses. IL Is ho, !o' Sun -
he "a not a wof, n-and-outer. lie Is PLAINLY u.s."
-, no ,v,s RIM In hood and blnkeTs. DID any onc
.vor sce really treat racchoise run in hood anu u'N
ersg Not Of late years on this side oil inc '''.''.
LET us wait a while and sec II F. H. IS reai' s''@'
That he is fast as ghost whea In the hloou ~ w.
one who saw Saturdays race can deny b"' nae -
oil the elements Of true greatness as racehoFsc'
after tho victory of Firenzi over Kingston on Sa'ur
day the pwycr Brothers, who were IN ne ito,
stand proposed H. A. Ilaggin to iha,cn isr,r,
a~anst Firenzi for 10000 sd' al threc
~ a mile seven fur.ongs or mile ar. n -
wisely declined. Firenz has been running :ois a. -
Wa as never match at best for Kingston al nm
1on,s fsyore distances of mile or under a. an trn
races Together proved clearly tlrM y me o, ',x
Mon of III, country 81 mic and nan ., I tt,n
Thai Tie Bard lame and unable 70 run pu r,Irns, n
,s factcr f1lan she is W TO a mlN ana lii'onr, q
least Fenzi has done 50 mach ana uo| ',.. vSic
sSc has we'll earned. II The Bard ever gels pa,N ~
form Of May and June, ls87 and IT,; NI; lS re-
will be prudent and sagaconS II NJ III o. hor a
stii longer Cod fy as shc IS, he can D,aJ hgI a
any dis,a ncc whatever, when he Is sounu sm We "
%aSs bad work enough to fit him for nara ltct;
Following are the lists of probable starters ,o-uay
$50 p M.-FIRST RACE-HANDICM' l'io Nil, H..
" Ace W.T. Name Age W.
KsiOoan l SS st. EsDe s1GnllHc o.....
uypocrte --.... tVo ''~''S~
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