New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-22
BEfMONT WINS THE CHOICE.
GEORGE OYSTER BEATS SIR DIXON.
sAcrL.xp DOES NOT srARr-rAHAaoS's wSETcHkD

uAcrr AND DOES NOT srART-rAVAGoN'sW RhichHD
'.-.--.'.''' frruRv 49, i
Sir Dixon was beaten yesterday, bnt not 'u'o
eime By Tarsgon. After all, the Cassa'' So" 80.
decided to run the winner Of the OMNIBUS ~
Choice stakes No ono who saw tho rscc VII, ,,a
a,spute tho Justice OF Tho Tribune's rcmarS o' 80,
proper class and quality OF this cot nc H'a
NO more weight than on Saturday W" OF Go en-
carrying lis instead of lco, ana conec"s ,
Taragon made CHASTITY spectacic OF "',' p a.
urc +. And yet Sir Dixon failed 10 WI" ''' -,
SATURDAY. he tried in vain to give COZ" p''"'u'
a. r.r,so, Yesterday no was unable 10 con-
ec6~ ten 10 t;eorrc Oyster. Tho TASKS SCI III" .0
roo great for his ability at present. ou' ho VIII
better day. 1t bitter experience LOT 'nc l''"
=, Oh. Dwyer stable who feeling entire Confluence
FRAT SIP Dixon would defeat Taragon al 'he'r S'o"'
meeting. plunged heavily on tho Dwycr coi'' guy
a.. 80. al their homes dashed and all their money
last nv the unexpected form displayed by "eors' wy
Tar Mr. Relmont's $4,000 colt has occn r"hn'"s q"
Nor,,oufh as ~ any lttic eve lamb when caho '''
the world within few hours could beat MN iio".
on. To q dozen lengths at any distance IFS '
Ia. heeo one OF the most contemplate iorf so o' '"
., Ia. fa,,iv dazed and staggered all his former a
mixers. But yesterday he was able to run h'.' o
faster than tho Dwyer crack at the hhsh VII" "''
advantage in weight 49,. from, tho
Sir Dixon and George oyster ran our "'",
start and showed tho way cGort
rararon could never by any emu
-, ,.,r them 10 hopcleS>b
outc,assed and cutpaccd. II was thought al n''so"
Eoa.h on Monday that The Lion would do much p','''
in the Choice than he did In the onliious' az"
trumpet toned tip" went ont on him. "ha'e'0i i
Iiop~may do some day. dry track nc Is inc '
,yofl failure conceivable in deep muo. iie wa
800, utterly IN ,hc first few yards and struggled so
fo bshind the field rs TO excite rrepresSoie SHOUTS
~ ls,,ghtcr I'm the grand stand Racclahu N"'
Withdrawn In proper concitioh haoei"n" -
have won tho easily. but Mr. beinio"'s "a",
concluded TO start Gcorgs Oyster In preference, '"
ing he would have chance against sr DN'" -
Sir DIxon's present form as George oyster iAcS n"u
and. carried ten pounds less than Sir Dixon onS
five started Sir Dixon. George Oyster. Iaraeoh Inc
zion and King Idle. All but Sir Dixon and Geore"
Ovstr were ieered at ard ridcued so badly dld theS
mn Sir Dixon and George Oyster made Close rae
Of II all the way Mclaughlin began Wrapping l's'
I'm the homcstretch Iittlefeld used the WHIP ~"
strscs from tho end and George oyster won some
what easily by a neck. although he wouia ho' nav ""
the slightest chance of heating Sir DIXON Yesterday III
tb,s race at even Weights 1t is pity indeed 10 sec
cood COLTS so often beaten by attempting to cohccoe
weight to crawling crabs
Tho weather was shameless and despicablc. FLOODS
OF rain fell at intervals. Chc track was deep pool
Yc, the attendance was fair for such day, ana inc
interest was we'll maintained. otrdeaway eouiu ho'
.xtcnd himself in such going, and Joe Leo won INC
first race easily 1t should be remcmDercd 'ha' ino
Trrbuno's selections for yesterdays races were na'o
on tho basis of fair weather and last tFacA Do'u vi
which we're expected on Tuesday evening Joe Ice
was we'll backed. An outsider Mary ~ wiz" ""'
weight got second place
Few fayor,tes have won at Monmouth this year
Never was such track before, and never was such
series OF races for urscting all puo"'
form and all consistency IN ruhmhs'
The wear 1883 will always be memorable
IN the annals of tho American turf for the inccssan
and pitilcss massacre of tine favortcs Neverthelc's
throc carried off prizes yesterday Mr. WithcrSs ia''
Ally Auricoma led In the betting on tho Select Stances
Tiustad cot much the best Of the start but Aurcoiha
caught him in the homestrcich and passed MN WAN
tho greatest case shc never before ran In the mud
and her owner and trainer were therefore somewhat
doubtful Of her chances shc showed thai she must
be RANKED among best two-yeaiod OF iooo Oh aus
xo,t OF TRACK The time was ll1 Dut Aurcoms
could have made 1t much faster even In the deep huo
Barnes rode Aur1coma to victory. Tie was next in
the saddle OF the wrctchcd Lion, who acted like
NANCY old beast In a menagere rather than lie
racchorsc In the fourth race Barnes had the mount
On Ivpocrite who was made a strong favortc, on
famine being withdraw, and Who won easily hupci'
second - l., A..
The favorite, Brlttanc, came in second IN The
fifth race, streets Umptc who was second cho ic
had ridden Umpire caIcessy In ne iae, iurromg
and had cumsily ioucd Britannia lI,tehcid MAJ, az
race gwen TO Brtannc with Larry Russell second.
Lakcland's Ernest, ridden by Hamilton, was The
favorte odds on, for the selling race, but liainoi
dclsy cd his run 100 lorg and Lucy H. won the prize
Fphin, of the steepleclase, was Wen backed
None ChQSt0 was lclt at Inc pOst. anu 'n'n
the first jump ard Leroy and Diablc fell. TIT
jockeys were not badly hurt 49,. .o..
Garrison complained 10 the Judges that repor,
were in circulation that saturday, when he r0d'
king Idle he had bet 81 900 on George oyster liz
ciared that he never in his lfc backed any horse in
race against his own mount. II was SAID mat MF
made this bet on George Oyster The judges asked MI
Caldwell about IT, and he sald ne , MsG man %r
Wlthsrs remarked that he rad head Of them also
Garrison was told that II be could bring hei2rc u,
betting, the judges would slt' the matter to tn
The management of Monmouth Is delighted owe
the number ard variety cf the entries areaGl
received for It's stakes which closed On Ans,st H.
and diversified than ever before. Last year the tot
wse many are rn eSDc eGH on Hr hasgn breed
Ing farm and some Other farms IN Iaiiofhla an
Important of American racccoursos, is founded an
against, Monmouth Park viii lind the contest
losing one william l. sGo has made On many en scas
The Dryers havo e44 Mr.. nemont's entries ar
and and Of The racing firm Of John A. & A. H. Morris
which 1t is expected hereafter WIN be one Of ia
Captain S s. browns entries arc much fewer than Il
the past, which seems to indicate that he proposes Il
ourtail the proportions Of hs racing stable
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. So
EACH. $3.50 ADDED SEVEN FUnLoNGS.
NJ. Jorda1s b. C. Joe Lee by vOltseur- BG sa.,o
R. hssdl.Ss eh MsFy r; 3 60 ,,GiI.%aaSs;;;
+. w. Streets en- c. Niagara. 4. III (Ltteh"ld
X fuckers en- c. Strides way 4. 1O7 (Iisnes)
D. Gidcon's br <. Fslion D sc U,hcshinc)
Time - L..
Post odds: To win Stdeaway 8 10 s. Joe Lee II to
Niagara 10 Ofalion 10 70 ]. Mary t. 10 to l. Plac
-Joe Leo : 10 TO- Mary T. 1G TO ).
Cambyses withdrawn Mary T. led for six fur
longs and passed by Joe Lee who ridden b.
Sant length. three lengths between second and third
strdeaway could run in mud. Mary r. tn
Brighton Beach lip With vigorous boy up Sin
might have
SECOND RACF-sELECT STAKES. TwO.YEAR
oLDS. 500 EACH. $500 ADDED SIX FUR
LONGS.
D. d: wthcrss ch. T. Aurcoma. by King Finest
G. b Morris's en- c. qip.,an. ITO . CTlikej
p ), MoCslthy's Oh. g. sorrento ITO :, n%iGoRR
X W. wsdcns en- Harrisburg 10 IIinc.Eincl
Hebourne Stables b. c. Bluerock, 100 (AIcP