New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
HEAVY LOSSES ON BRADFORD
MORE BIG uPsETs AT MONMOUTH PARK
THE FAMOUS WESTERN SPLINTER EGMoNr
REATEN

MORE BIZ UfSElO Al MONmOOlu Th1NiA
THE FAMOUS WESTERN sPRINTER EeMoN1
BEATEN.
After the first race Monmouth Park yesterday
startling rumor blown about the ouarterstrcecn oy
hot wave from Chicago. q that gave intense reno
to owners Of Eastern I" cracks" Egmont the ~oria
beaten" from boundiess West and Galius Dan 'he
pride Of Brighton Beach, were to be Matched " wa
whispered for ESQ 900 side one MILE wcght io'
are The asfue owners of the Splinter have lonR
been waiting opportunity take the scalp OF any
rccc,d smasher that dared TO snow MS hcao'
With pomp and ceremony Esmont ourneyed from vctor
ous relds teyond Aeshaies 10 conquer new "orio
On the SANDS O. Mcfouih He ceme. he saw the rapids
Of his heels tooand got lost in TIC whif-
pool Tie heard Of his coming and refused 70
20 him. Bus little David from Brighton
Reach ca,lod upon the field and cods at Goliath
with his heels which disconnected the giant that he
remained afsr % where he was In no d"rser * being
struck by missiles There was furious war In the
ring for army assailed the bookmakers with bank
notes and silver certificates until many Of them refused
to give any odds against the Western giant Lite
Davii begging 81 the crowd oven jecring NJ
his presumption. but like nsvid Of cid he turned the
'aueh against EN- and Immediately became great horse
hmse,,.
The rumor of the match could not be traced to .
trustworthy Many expert turfmen declined to
believe IT, for they said MI st. John, the owner
Of Gallus DAN was not man TO put up Job on the
Chicago Stable Egmont paraded before the race and
worked quarter % pulled at the finish
He long backed low bellied horse. not unlike Little
Minch In appearance He would never be taken for a
weight carrier. In action he has sweeping stride
which carries him along without apparent exertion
Niagara beat him with ridiculous case. The Chicago
Stable suffered defeat all day neither Chhowie santalene
Tudor scoring. Tudor choked by Covington's
excessive efforts to walt with him in the contest for the
last purse until after the over. The colt
full Of running, but all ambition ierked ont Of
him. Boar showed fine turn Of speed in this race,
winning in a canter by two lengths
Mnion. cleverly ridden by Covington. the Amboy
Handicap after whipping finish with the Invercaud colt
aud Ransom. Captain Sam" Brown present
his colt rum and much disappointed by his defeat
The youngster seemed 20 be winning easily but Taylor
went TO sleep as an Jockeys will do at times and Mnion
nipped him on the post. Ransom ran well and was we'll
handled but the others plainly had the speed Of him in
the straight
Appeby johnson said to have lost 81 900 Brad
ford They not only lavishcd their him. but
told all their friends that they had good thing. Brad
ford got Of In the rear OF his field and made up much
ground. but could reach the leaders Dunbovne
seems to have recovered his three FORM as he had
advantage at the start and his merits
Frederick Gebhad Mrs Langtry and their friends plunged
In small way on Volunteer who Quit as usual at the
end OF his tether-sx furlongs
Taylor rode Little Jake in childish manner. wholly
unbecomng in person who calls himself jockey Har-
rsburg under the whip cevery.
Badge, with 100 pounds with the
II with the speed Of Dry Monopoe. who is about his
size. Bayoek rode with the skill OF artist,
busting his and losing patience Waiting in
until Strengthened for the final brush In the
homestrech he permitted his opponents themselves
standstill. Then coming away Badge won hand
somely Bened!ctine, who thought by many good
judges have excellent chance fell at the post
ing Fisher and running away Why Mr. Lorlard put up
Fisher will remain a mystery. jockey that doesn't
ride often enough know how keep his his
feet can't be expected win Benedictno turned
his when fell, and the covered
with thick coating OF earth OF course he had no earthly
hope OF winning after such accident George oyster
will be treated with some respect hereafter.
The Bard mend and may be trained again. In
davo twoM Mr. hone IA walking
again.
Little Armstrong. the lightweight Jockey of Lucky"
Baldwn's stable who hurt in last Saturday,
will be able to ride tomorrow.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, $50 |
EACH, 81 600 ADDED ONE MILE
s. w. Streets en- o 6 Niagara by Luke biaekOT TrnE
+ S.r TsP' I pi s. SssP'p 90 s SEiSa
Post odds: To win-Ecmont 5 to S, Flsgeoetts to l.
st. yalS @sM%o to i Niagara 10 to l. h'ce-Nafn'a
In his preliminary Egmont worked a quarter In %
seconds finishing under double pull This satisfied
the talent" and all plunged on the western wonder
Flageoletta in bandages and bnkers, leading her
for furongs ind quitting In hurry at the
head OF the straight S. Valentine in front as they
squared away home, but niagara came by him in
big gallOp and had the race won furong from tho line
Egmont swooped the stretch, but could not get
within lengths OF the winner -Four lengths be-
second and third.
SECOND RACE-AMBoY HANDICAP TwoYEAR
oLDs. 800 EACH $500 ADDED SIX FUR
D. D. w,herss b. f. Minon. by King ErnestMi
s. s. sol Bcwn MS cR c. by King Alfonso ioS
sst Rs sfasR: sn R heRssn li'
Rrs;sn ssaSn 5 Z coPen1e SS -
6ai T.lE: 5 Fssa i 80 tf (SeaUsf
~ caItsSs en- ks:SoH III lla{yaFd 9
s. J. R'i HsasrsAys sor;sq,G liz CS'ewsra
Post odds To In "a 70 Ma9a on sd mdS
e 70 Rssson p '9 to RptoN FeSa
Gendarme 20 70 l. sorrento 20 to l. Place-Mnion even
Clarissa and sinGre withdrawn. The Invercauld
acted badly before the nag fell to fair start with
Ripton half length in front OF Fides Correntes hira
Kasson fourth and NTH. At the furlong post
Felicia passed tho 'front.' and Tapped 70 the shoulder
by and Ripon. made the running to the head OF
homes,retch. whore thuc WAS general closing up
In the final brush the Inyercaud colt drew out and was
winning easily with Taylor asleep in the saddle. when
Minon came rush and beat him on the post by
nose. Half a length between second and third
THIRD RACE-PURSE 5000 NONWINNERS AT
MONMOUTH IN 1888. SIX FURLoNGs
W. J.nnlngs's b. Dunboyne, by UncasFrey yrs,
%laSss iS5 Us Ha sySa
s,ISssf cH o Ma1SS1 1913 1913 SanosSe
i { Srsa'sys May iSi r. , GGSasss 9
di' L9nesions en- RD9s Oi Hayward IT,
Post odds: To win@ Hsah to 10 Maroon l.
ocean 10 l. Dunboyne /, Volunteer 10 70 L. Winona
is 10 i Mary 20 I. Puzzle 25 to /, Cenupcde 80
10 l. Psce-Dunboyne TO J. ocean 10 l.
Austrenne and Fulton dri not start Ocean made the !
running TO within thirty yards Of the line when Dun s
bovine got up and the post by neck Bradford
md Dunboype were last of at the start The favore
an as II short Of work ocean beat him length and
,sif for the place.
rouRTU RACE-PURsE 5000 Two-YEARoLDS.
SELLING. SIX FURLONGS.
, W. wslden's CHI. Harrisburg. BY Hopeful at !
A eiaeon's b. b. e. e. Radiant 1os = TsheD
g. PAWS b. T. Little Barefoot 9s (Pslmer
H. Rgnmell's b.: Little Jake rs ,NEd T2yS9
Itcaco stables b. C. Chllhowie. 101 tCoyngtcn !
- j. ca ats b. T. Sweet Avon So tC2g,tIIeeb . =
! JivIaLds en-. T. Katie. "a keiINl
Il uaSeIn's b. c. Untah. 125 U,SedaIel .
Is n-adfer.s M p Malachi. ~ (HayWatd, ~