New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
MONMOUTHS LORILLARD DAY
ATTRACTIVE RACING AT LONG BRANCH.
GLANCE AT TIE THREE EAR.oLDs THAI
WILL RUN.

A GLANCE AT TIE THREE.YEAR-oLps THAT
WILL RUN.
Every lover Of racing who can go to Monmouth
Park will be there to-day to The rich lorillard
Stakes decided. This prize Is for thrccycarolds, az
the regular weights 1ls pounds for colts ana I'D
for fllics, without winning penalties or irn-winnihs
allowances; distance one milo and man, fach
starter must pay $3.50 and $4,000 is added, xI,ooo
for the first horse 200 for second and $1,000 Tor
third As the forfeit conditions havc different dates
only the treasurer Of the club knows exae'y mo
value Of the stakes But there were Oh entries and
first money must amount TO nearly $4,000, glitter
ing prize indeed and ono showing tho splcnun hocr-
slity Of tho Monmouth Park Association
fine field of eleven is expected at the post for the
Lorlard. The Dryers now propose 10 START Dom
Sir Dixon and Bella b. Tho HagSin stable VIII run
Titzjamcs and Guarantee. Mr. Belmont VIII SEND
Prince Royal to tho post, wuc Los Angeles Defence
Owas Maraudcr, Dcndieo and Refund arc also looked
for as starters II hardly seems possible that Owas,
Refund or Bendigo get place with the full
weight OF Il5 pounds up al mile ana haii
s.araudcr's second in the Emporium was gained with
only pounds up. Defence IS not genuine slayer,
and the form of Los Angeles In the west ms year
has not been high enough to beat CHS field. Bella H.
at This distance I'm July can hardly finish with the
best of the colts The race Will probably lie between
the best Of the IIaggin pair and Sir Dixon and Prince
ROYAL II Sir Dixon were up TO his Beimoht iorm
the race would he all over But he Is not. bo'h
Fitzjames and Guarantee last year sho"cu hlEhcr
form than Prince Royals. 1t is true tho belmont
colt has Improved vastly, but Fiiz1amcs must be
treated with respect Guarantee was sent along al
such pacc for the first mile in the Emporium that
he had nothing left to finish with. lie may 90
bctor to-day, but his mission may be merely 10 mako
running for Fitziamcs The longest lane has a
turning The Haggin luck may change at last
Fitzjamcs has not run this year but has been DONG
fair work ! vote then for Fitziames TO win Inc
Io,illaid with Prince Royal second as lack OF con
dition may stop Sir Dixon.
There viii be other highly attractive races To-Day
a high class handicap field viii start In the Long
BlaGch Handicap. Kingston should win, as last
Wednesdays probably did him good. Fhcnzi
should second.
On recent form Diablo Buddhist and Reporter
should settle the Hopeful Stakes between them ana
a Diatlo should win with the preferred OF captain
Browns pair in second place.
sSUift ought TO win the first race. Grover Cleve-
LAID second.
King q ali should win the Cornthian Stakes, Young
Duke second
\ malignant and lying attack upon The Tribune 5
ra,ing column has been printed and in this attack
The IA SC statement Is made that The Tribune charged
tlai the third race on Thursday was thrown by
George oysters rider. 1t never made such charSc
Ii said that the riding OF the colt was strangely Oao
and il adhcres that opinion. This falschood comes
fIoul a person who poses turf expert but knows
50 ll;o about racing that be solcmnly remarked "
l.uf HAT MI. GaWay's we'll known cOit Hlnlaiay d
would lake a good brood mare - 1. 49,,
Following the lists vi probable starters TO-DAY
$50 T. M.-FIRsT RACE-IIANDICAP. SEVEN FUR