New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
Mn. WRITER'S WINS TW O RACES
GrLylyo F!rAY COMES FROM BnooEDALE
nA srAMsET's LADY MARGARET BEATEN IN FAST
TIME


7As rsoins was excellent at Monmouth Park yes
ts'Ssy end tho weather dellEhtf0L This course gain
as s;Ssr succs this year than before. II seems
essiy indeed thai 5sfor tho close of tho Lorc Branch
Arinf nj the end Of Angus. the records ~ all previous
meetings IN America, in attendance, IN receipts and
svsry element OF prosperity, will be exceeded. From
w:'Ss dsos the great multitude come that pours in the
gates trcs days OF every week! The racing passion
'SSe: before reached snch heights or such Intensity.
Tho great line Of summer resorts along the NcwJcrscy
coat sends thousands OF people to Monmouth, Wills
largo numbers come from Philadelphia, and the many
.;alpt from Jersey City and the boais TO Sandy Hook
rSrry a host of people on evcry race day. No falling
On r enthusiasm IN admiration for good ihoroughbrcd
aud in appreciation OF the quality of the sport fur
A.asi Ivy tao association seems probable at present.
II was day Of accidents, although no Quo was killed.
and rr Jockey much damaged. Ecorc The first
iace the E,,ic coioicd boy, Anderson. fell from law
Icy and was carried OH the track scnsclcss but as
lie fell his hosd, OF course he only stunned
for few minutes, and he rode in the second race.
!: . Struggling start that Mr. Caldwell gave tho
large field of maidens, and Charley Dreux. who
purchased recently by !. 0. bonner from Major Dos
WE'LL and was heavily backed both TO win and for a
place, never had any chance after tho flag fell Mr..
Whers's Minority colt got of first and won the
by neck as Martin, his rider, able To finish
much better than Kcene, the stable boy who rode
Plerrc IoIillarl, Irs, Kaleidoscope. This latter
colt is son of Mortcmer and Loulancr, brother Of
Pierre LoriIard's stable for years, says that
harine the fastest FLY he ever saw--faster than
Dew Drop. Sho ran head and head with Pontiac when
the wonderful black spriner was at his best
ior three quarters of milo, and,
fncrcdblc as II may seem, tho two-y car-od hy car
rcd not schedule weight, but exactly tho weight
as Pontiac. This is OF the most marvellous per
formances that any horse IN the world accom-
plishcd. Yet Katrine made failure IN nearly every
race In which She ran. She high-strun2,
vous and sensitive that she frightened out of her
speed and selfcontrol In big field. She
tired from the turf carly. she cut down and
ruined for racing purposes In race at Shecpshcad
Bay. She IS now on Mr.. Haggins rancho in Cali
fcrnia, and has been bred TO Sir MUlrcd. Karlne
was very unluchy. Kaleidoscope may be equally
Certainly II the poorest Of judgment to put on
good colt as this (who got off badly, made up an
immense amount Of ground in the lower turn and in
the homestietch. and would have easily II we'll
,ddcn more stable BOY that could not finish at all
Pierre Lorald ir., wins so few races that when he
has excellent chance 1t is his plain duty put up
decent Jockey.
In the LasSic stakes, Mr. Wlthers had great sur
prise in store. His King Ernest Belinda FLY has
worked twice the track in :1G. Mlny people know
that She fast, hut few thought that sho would
Lave any chance with Mr. Bclmont's magnificent Lady
Margaret Hayward rodc Lady Margaret ia pounds.
and Martin the Belinda FLY at only 1o2 pounds.
This difference In weight and the fact that the Belinda
lilly got n.nr start at full speed we'll in front OF tho
field, settled the race. The tins 1:11 Ia,
can possibly question tho lmmcnSe speed of tho
successful FLY She so fast from the fall OF the
naS that la ward able to cot Lady Margaret
up her the difference in wc-ht lie did NOT pcrsc-
Gre when lie found e. impossible TO reach h'r and had III
rest Of the fell safely beaten on. Hence the belinda
fly came in aloha winner by many lengths. She
showed such form with her light weight that every turf
man VIII be ccg,r 10 see what she can do with Lady
Margaret With the fun weights up They are likely
10 meet terms soon. After her victory "r
WltLcIs named the Belinda Ally Auricoma-" Golden
ua!r7
Tho Dwy..s' nly Auran!a was well
lacked FOR place, but showed much
temper at Che post, and In whirlinS
aound threw Mclaughlin to the ground. The great
,cclcy was not hurt. but the fly ran away blum
dcrcd into the outer rails and bruised one OF her hps
badly She may not be able start again this year.
She was Withdrawn from the race. as she was TOO
much injured to run Al The money Fut on her was
lost urdcr IA. regular betting rules
Mr. WhcrS lad nov run two races ara ms con-
Titzroy was the favcrito Tor the Midsummer liandi-
cap at milc. Yet Favor. ridden by Mclaughlin car
lied nearly as much money Finroy, while Aureia
Flaccol9tta, Iilbcu,ct ard Ian Cloclc were we'll
backed. rev iarcicd Eur1l'. Who suii"d badly ara
would rot Try Trboulct was much fancied by
number 81 usually well Informed turf experts. Ban
ClccEc looked il! and acted badly. ard why any SEN
puzzle. Bess T!aSoo'ts Estrca, Lady Primrose
and Favor were prominent for threcquarers of the
Milc. but in The last fnlong Lady Primrose, who ran
better With Chmch In tho saddle than when Godfrey
rides her. showed great sTccd and drew away
fcm the fed, except ANNA %ayor .ns su ill
AMI ectns ~ to Lazy Ir.c.3s' n , lie last ie
fric,, won nc race by .o1a Im1Sai, "a hcaS
n,aN of him Tor " Il nigh seven furlonss, and during
tie list inrcc-quartcrs Of milo had hepi him back
fa- &c 10 chance
is Of lhr most unlucEy horses ever tsadlcd
iidd6a could Win good races at mic or norc, but
ie las bern run a times vhcn only half 1T, and when
race. adnltcd 10 Potter Ashe Tiibouidts owner,
lis mi.iaIe in Mn; back 50 far. Poor consolation
rithroy lid not run MP to his form. Estrella
is fat and not YET Il. tlagiol,ta and Ban Coche
rciis ran better rio contrast between tho form
shown by Aurclia Yesterday and IN the Fourth OF
Juy Handicap Is Instructive. She las strong
fav1iiic in all The clling on the Fourth Of July. The
stale hocsc! her heavily and was very anxons TO
Haggin IA not back her heavily. In the Fourth Of
!n lanlr at tie fnoHS post IN The 9 e6I, Sb, Gn
!rcmcG ey 70 VIM ASla sS also Y he ir'' Tamf
90 III" lo,rtl q luly Handicap. 80 mile on fast
track. run In :A3 IL. ami Aurcua came IN among
,Src On fast irack was Won by huiria n 40
hulclia's trainer told Aprca's owner on the Fourth
10 win. She certainly looked as IN that day as shc
lool.ed yesterday. Tho contrast between her r1nns
can and IN thr last frlons OF the
MGsummc" Handicap IS moi pleasant 70 rrhcct upon
Tho MorfSscy Stable put 81 900 on kaloclah I'm thc
fourth race which big bet FOR that stable, with
which 10 plungcrs ri the Michael Dvycr class are
connected George Oyster and licssic juno carried
much money. senator Hearst's fast FLY, Gorge
was withdrawn. Fitzpatrick. shot CIT with kaoolah,
and led 10 the last furloug but his Judgment Of Iacc
was bad as usual. and he made the pace TOO fast for
The marc in Tic first mile Kalooleh bad nothing
left 10 finish with. Bessie Juno won
In oIo1-o. Ten Booker second. Kaloolah
bad third. IIihanS the Monmouth track does not suit
George Oyster. Ills Running there So far is about
ton below his Shc"rshcad BAY form. Fitziames Y as
again a complete failure.
Raceand gets in The Barncga Stakes 30 comfortably
tomorrow that the race will In practically walkovcr
'Or him. Realizing fh tho association has added two
extra races. $500 purge for nadcnS. special
weights, one mile and III. other selling affair at SIX
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