New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
THE GALL BLACK IN FRONT.
BRooKpALE YOUNGSTERS WIN TWO RACES.
BADGE BEATEN BY bEFAULTER IN THE NEWARK
STAKES AT MONMOUTH

With Mrs. Langtry at the post to see them started
e. Is not surprising that tho youngsters In the
E<abnght Stakes should make one Of the most ex-
citing fin shes of the Monmouth Park meeting Colts
ffllcs and Jockeys were on their best behavior and
all did their utmost to win. Miss Cody, apparently
beaten at the head Of the homcstrcch rallied under
high pressure, and Joining Ransom and the cyclone
colt caused both to extcnd themselves The issue was
In doubt to the last stride First one nose was In
front, then another and the alienation was so rapid
that tho eye could scarcely follow IT, At the furlong
post the Cyclone colt seemed TO faer. He was
tightly sandwiched between his troublesome antagon
lists and Littlcfeh could not use his whip TO adj
vantage. While attempting to drive his mount he was
In reality driving Ransom, while Miss Cody, on tho
rail-, occasionally felt the cracker Of his whip 1t
cannot be denied that there a good deal Of
hounderng in three saddles for these hghtweights
cannot ride and whip with grace. But at last
Ittlefclds whip CHANGED 10 stray in the direction OF
the Cyclone colts steaming flank, and at the touch the
youngstcr responded promptly and gamey getting HIS
nose tho line in front Of Miss Cody, who beat
Ransom short neck In the struggle tho Cyclone
colts bride slipped, which probably accounts for the
difficulties in which he found himself.
Brookdalc bore OF tho wo-yearoh honors OF the
day, the Chamo's FLY winning the race for maidens
with surprising ease, beating Khaftan, the good
thing without effort The field was wrctchcd one,
II is true, but the lly will be dangerous In much
better company. Mr. withers honored her with a
nsmc a reward Of merit, and she VII hereafter
appear on the programme as Chemisc- all black
Swift was withdrawn from the first race, Fitzroy
short Of work, Cboctaw doesn't like mile and
sixteenth, Joe Lee out Of his class Telie Doe was
mt fit, Valiant was too slow, Cambyses was poorly
handled and Fitzpatrick couldn't ride at 100 pounds
So kaloolah Won ta
Fircnzi had nothing to trouble her. and, superby
ridden by Garrison won the fourth In impressive
please the sacry "" This great filS viii meet Tho
bard in the Freehold stakes tomorrow. 1t was re:
no thQt
from sara9sa to tahs part IN tho race race IN N.
Newark Stakes terrific plunge drove him TO
4 to in the books while George oyster and Cascade
0'Bfss could no have t he had
his legs of trying 70 run around George oyster and
other for six fuiongs and were SIN fighting out
when Defauler slipped up and won .co,n
lead pg from end to end and rctribution overlook
The insiders who plunged on Iuminary.
Is running IN fine form just now: Few 6ookmakeIs
s% S lay cy snd Jim nny fell Tho rses
looked honest enough from The outside, but the
TGS S so as to gd pGH r the GaSS
ste.pechases The ring has growh 50 largg that the
Tho racing was good throughout and thousands en-
joycd II. Details arc given below:
FIRST RACE-UANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
-. EACH, $1,000 ADDED l 1-1G MILES.
J. D. Morrisseys b. m Kaloolah by LonSfeowSy
& cq p;g IS. lSs {,SsS$!Ss
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H. JCfdan's b. C. Joe Lee 8 los jchappeB Q
Tirc--1 40 IL
Betting to win-Tele Doe to /. Fitzroy to !, IA
iooiah TO l. Choctaw Joe Lee 10 10 l. Cambyses
10 /. Valiant Is to l, Place-Kaoolah to j. Cam
byses to /.
Swift was withdrawn Telie Doe led for seven fur.
longs with Joe Lee OF her saddle Froy third close
Kalooah held place until the turn into the home
stretch was made when she moved and easily out
pacing her opponents by half length, Cambyses
second. length and n half before Tee Doe. Ftzroy
was done mile. and Choctaw at three-Quarters
SECOND RACE EABIsIGHT STAKES TWOfEAR
EoLDs. $50 EACH. 81, 500 ADDED. FURLoNGs.
D. d. withers's by Tom ochltree Cye%p9e 1o5
]. D. Morr.scy's b. f. Miss Cody, 1o7 (aadeIsqn((
so! HissinS u.s., & ha! GSiy Yioa nsSSSs
~ R %a@SHs ok * hl5'Ss jake i0 100 yo
y 2 s! Pslsi fi'ss'i Gay 100 %
Madison na Stables blk '"BT'Sf S
AuDurndale Stable. oh. nuntoOn, lo5 S%sSr ios
Time rs.
Betting to wln-Cyconc colt to l. Ransom to l,
Winfield to l. Miss Cody TO l. Utility 10 TO l. IIsr-
fsburg 10 to l. Clarissa IL l. Ganymede - to l. Little
Jake Is Lady Gay 20 to Lucette geldng 20 to l.
Huntoon 20 to l. Plsce-Cyclone colt evcn Miss Cody
8 to l.
sourre and Gcndarme did not start. After long de-
lay at the post Miss Cody got of in front aud ce for
furong. when Little Jake took the running lie was
the leader the Coming into the straight Utility
assumed command, ressnlDg IL quickly however, to the
Cyclone colt who drew out Of the Iuck with fine burst
Of speed. Ransom ani Miss Cody followed aud cho
ienged the " allblackH at the furlong whipping rowe
ling finish resulted in a victory for the Cyclone colt
while Miss Cody beat Ransom only neck. The Cyclone
colts headsta slipped that Litlchcd was unable TO
DO gre q assistance. Mrs. Langtry went to the post
in the starters carriage and the youngsters dis
patched their journey.
THIRD RACE-NEwARK STAKES. THREE-YEAR
q. oLDs. $50 EACH. 81, 500 ADDED. ONE MILE.
S. s. Browns CHI c. Defaulter by spendhrft Author
Mcclellan & Roches B. c. Badge III lewis .
A. BelmoHrs b. G George oyster Jos 90, tAnaeIs0nn) .
D. D. wl'h'''' D. Cascade 'Ol d iS1' led 0
CHaywarD o
Time-l 40
Betting to wn-Badge to ), George Oyster to l.
Cascade to l. Kaleidoscope 10 TO l. Dcfaulter IL to l.
Now-or-Never IL to /. snowdrop 20 to l. Place-De
fsulter to /, Badge meme.
Speedwef withdrew. After many false starts
they with George Oyster lengths be-
fore Badge Kaleidoscope third, the others punched An
terson and Lewis Immediately racing hard they
could drive that the colts their legs of before
reaching the hcmesrcteh. Defaucr then had Diff
Guilty in coming through and beating both. winning cev-
ery by length, two between second and third. Oyster
and Spider went all to pieces in the last furlong~
FOURTH RACE-HANDfCAP SWEEPSTAKES. s35
T. EACH, $3.50 ADDED. 3I0 MILES.
]. D. Hsgein's b. Z Fbeast By Glealg Ford yrs,
o,tSood Stables B. T. connemara A. 10 tIltiieaeld
", G. Days b b. The Bourbon 8, 95 {Enke}
Treakness Stables b. &. Rupert, o, 100 Mooney
4. N. Milers b. g. Ten Booker. O. 30 tAndeIson) 0
>. Time-2 03.
j. Betting to win-EIreni TO 5. Connemara TO l. Eu
pert i. The Bourbon Is to J. Ten Booker 10 to J.
Plsee-Firenzl none .Cenpcmara to 3.
Ernest did not staft Firenzi waited on her horses
until they were beaded in the straight, when She
strobe them with SURPRISING ease, winning by
length. which might easily been dozen. Rupert
ran seven fuongs then ulkei and resigned the
lead Bourbon who IN turn way 70 Connemarra
81 the head Of the hoesreteh When Frenzi collared
tcnncmara Garrison took hard pull on her making very
pretty gallery finish by permitting Counemara u race Of her
FIFTH RACE-pU RISE 5000. MAIDEN TWO.YEAR&
- OLDS. SIX FURLONGS.