New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
MoNMoUTH's CLOSING DAY.
LUCKY BALDWIN WINS THREE RACES.
sra. wrrHERs's FAvERDALE COLT CAPTURES
r,,r c.RTrpisT HANDICAP.

Nh wrTHERs's FhvERDALE COLT NATURES
TIVE CARTER 1T HANDICAP
~. ara, dav at Monmouth Park brought out an
normous attendance, and the racing wa" vi oA'one"'
quality and exceptional interest AZ 'he irloune
-. eta,ed berctofore this has been the most remark
ahle racing meeting that America mas ever seeh' is
.s,,o ord diversified success has been due
g.. S ,oomos, 10 Mr. withers, the autocrat of
Ionc nrancb whose word in anything concerning
the turf at Monmouth Park Is as aoSoiu'e anu I'M
,er,.l as a uksse of the Great White Gar In aay
-. ., An tho Rrssias. Credit is due, also, in the
ros, csnerous and ample sense, to Mr. Galway and
Mr. cassstt who have co-operated actively and earn
~ - Nr withers, while Colonel simmons and
~,-.... ucDowcl have been successful in the
.s,s s,,nd that no word of complaint protest
- h.a, bresthed against their work from the first
., tbe first day, the last of the last day
60 we'll has the public supported the superb contests
=, Yarmouth. and so enormous have been the re
.,n.s Of the treasury OF the association, that 1t is
ENACTED that improvements on tho most radical and
swecping scale Will be carried out next year There
Is talk Of a great now track which, instead of
use in length, will be not less
than mile and quarter; Of moving back the pres
ent grand stand of increasing and amrlifying It in
every direction of building structures for all the
Of the Association and Of making the Long Branch
course the most attractive, the most luxurious, the
most convenient AID the most delightful in America
well as the most sportsmanlko.
Inc greatest OF 20lerCdD JONhclS mas iD+' '''N
stable with which his Iepua alton has been associated
so long. Tho Dwyer Brothers have concluded that
they can no longer put James Mclaughlin IN the
saddle. This is wholly McLaughiln's fault. His
employers have been patient and induleent with him
10 the last degree and IT IS pifu and shameful pe-
yond expression that Jockey who has been trusted
with so great responsibilities who has been the fore
most Of riders bn this side Of the Atlantic, who has
been the idol Of racegoes who know anything about
skill in the saddle, should have thrown away all his
opportunities, should have disgraced himself and sunk
his reputation in the dust for the sake of alien alice
tions and unworthy passions While Mclaughlin was
true TO his wife ard his family there question
whatever that he the champion of riders in all
the Americas, but since he has lost
his self-respect, since he has lost his
devotion TO his home since he has abandoned
the associations with which his success was identi
fed, he has lost his skill well his seltcontiUL
The break came on Monday. His riding has beer so
bad Of Iae, so inexcusablc in every way, that the
Dwyers could tolerate it no longer, and unless he
deserts his evil courses and gives all his energies to
service of his employers he IS not likely to wear
the famous Dwyer colors either in 1883 or in 1850
The pity of It, Horatlol The pity of it
Hayward has been engaged by Mr.. Belmont for next
YEAR II would have been well for the Nursery sta
BILE II he lad riding for It yesterday When Car
rison is at his best jockey between
New-York and San Francisco can surpass or possibly
equal m, but Jockey in Patagonia or Maacca' or
the farhest straits of the could have ridden worse
than he rode yesterday Fresno strong favorlte
for the Carteret Handicap but Garrison threw away
every chance that the colt had, to the unbounded in
dignation of his employer. lie rushed Fresno into
the lead in the first quarter Of mile, and
then pulled him back in the second
quarter the Then he tried to make up MS
lost ground in the homesretch, but was cut oil and
pocketed. The result was that he got second place
only. Mr. Witherss Faverdale colt won handsomely
This is much better racehorse than MI Withers has
ever thought he was. 1t is odd when an owner
understands the speed and the staying power Oh MS
own colt but this is true of the cage or hiooA
dale, who habitually rcviles and HGicules
the animals which he breeds and runs himself lie
told all his friends yesterday that he had no chance
whatever for the Carterct Handicap, and therefore
would not declare to win with either the fsvcidale
colt or the Dawle colt Yet the Fa7erdale colt
showed tremendous speed, coming with maShihceh'
rush at the finish, and winning Inc racc
easily Nevertheless Mr.. Withcis declined TO
eve him name, to the extreme dissatisfaction
Of every racing writer and the racing public But
Mr. Withers is nothing II not peculiar Inc faVeI'
dale colt IS not In the Fraternity, but AuIicoma Is y
word to the wise
IItzroy was tho favorte for the first race. but
Laredo ridden by Barnes, won very easily, althoush
the little coored lad drew the finish so line as TO scare
svery hacker of Laredo into shiyers. fitHoy got
second place.
Badly as Garrison rode Fresno, he rode Raceland
even worse. He had had experience before OF The
folly of keeping this horse of the race by waiting
faT hack I'm the so9r yet he tried it again This Is
not The way In wh.ch Raceiand won last year as any
rsrefnl student of his races in 1857 knows perfectly
yell II is amazing that Mir. Belmont consents TO hs
trainers continuing engage this jockey iIe rus
leland in as stupid ana buugine manner as the
worst Stable boy from Yonkers could possibly ride him,
Garrison Is unequaed on certain AOiscs, git ~ ~ % No
can handle Raceiand with less judgment and shii than
be shows. Instead Of moving up when 4ufpnS ply
moved up with Los Angeles he ia, lay ,aI g1 bnnd,ed
tried to win the race with rush III llc IA, NUM- u
yards The result was that Los Angeles won, WIN
badge second Raceland third, While win any lochcS
d.csntiS- Mir. Belmont would have carried OIL this
race What in the world was me sense d Ui Rire
xere conceding weight 10 him by The scheaIc .,o
perhaps no Jockey could have won WA Huigad ad
A.. ,ha io,rfh race Lucky B4idWln'S Gilscltc Adu
AZ an easy victory q it. Eurus. who sWeryed Da4iy
at the finish, scrond and Auieha '9ii0 ~, hcdr Sa.
mest In running Eurns ., IN m distance me
fourth instead of the f T1ce Tcic2 al in 9 the fourth
race would give Emus penaIty III INC he iinurtb
Bay 5s 3 the he RpanS always S @ Founder %
more luscious and enioyaele taH any sSeeHbead p Bay
p9dcans ar run II was extremely unwise to run
him at mile against Cnselte when ne hau d 00i'
tanty OF the mile and quarter. . -
MI CANVAS strange animal Rupert, who IS prop PROP
ably sced with general pae,s IN abat an Se @
won the ffth race he forgot to sqih # was
on Monmouth has surpassed all previous achieve
nents. Now for Brooklyn
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. go
EACH, $50 ADDED SIX FUELONGs
T. j. Baldwn's ch. G. Laredo, by Grnstead llermo'H
n n uW, W,thePs's her b. C. Ftzroy, 4, 115 (Tayo1 2
G. Torbes's b. h. Fred b., ., IL (Hamlton) .
NJ Jordan's b. T. FlageOetta. 4, 90 tAnd'l>Cnl
A. j. Cassatt's bF. C. Nov Never, 3 100 CLittensby
L. BTadley's CHI I. Mary t. 8 80 -. Jones' y
s w Streets CHI c. Umpire. B. 1O1 (COvingtonl
Mexican stables b. h BuSiaid Wing, aged. 100 y
tEike) 0
Time-1 10
Post odds To win-FiurOy 10 = flaeeOetta 10 j.
laredo TO / Umpire 10 /, Fled. b. 10 TO l, Now-or
Never il a. 1, Mary T. 80 to l. lIzzsrd Wing 40 to /
flace--I.arodo 8 70 ), FJzroy 70 J.
risete was reserved fourth race Mary T. led for