New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06

Of beauty In spite OF his prcsshs nrescnt Of OK.
cepona beauty and exceptional taste n
Mrs sna M AZ the by tho wc
Srohers W" Mr. %itScrs, Mr. Galway, D. Haggin,
Senator Hearst wyndGaT Ms Ssnce s1n'O' VOGUE
Iansfcid owner Of Dablo and Of the Castle Stable;
M R Rss bought %s iI the c charley
from Major boswell. price PRIV ate ~ II, s,d.s
,v John oh SSy Of tho
betting ring as the representative OF the association,
ono names HI, him r but to a praise AZ the s mr. place
All race lovers should bear In mind tbat thcy can
the ferry at the foot Of 80 oW TO- Se Track by
special train of paror cars extra charge 1or cents
wAy Ss Special procar train
Monmouth after the last race and comes up IN niue
than nSS M ne pSe than
before The Monmouth Park management yesterday
ss1 only iSa after
7 O'Clock This is great work
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2o
EACH, $3.50 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGS
withers,s h5 Salisbury BY s IJs,sss
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Time-1 IA.
Betting to win-swift 4 to s. Salisbury to l. Lady
Primrose to l. Brait TO 1, Grmald to l. Strdeaway
Is to l. Patrocles 20 to l. Tom Hood 20 to l. Defauter
20 1. Place-salisbury to g. Lady Primrose 10 o.
Fred b. was withdrawn. They got the nag promptly
with Strdeaway lead but Salisbury at once ran
to the front and remained there to the end winning 10y
three lengths, Lady Primrose second TWO iensns oe'
Patrocles Swift was astonishinsly slow.
SECOND RACE-SwEEPSTAKES. TwO'YEAftoLpo'
sao EACH 81 600 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGS
Castle Stables b. C. Diablo by Eolus-Graee DARLING
r. W Wsldcn's CHI t. Holiday, 11e :, ;,l, iIayvs:d
Excelsior stables b. GiPsy Queen, 11s TiM 1,aGSis
k h1Sxas fs S GAY pe iCs iOz cSareS
B. T. Puisiiers b. Tenny lo5 nOodhaie, 9
r. P. Ashes b. c. Tloodude, 115 tMartin, o
j. f. MsDonalds CHI c. Bob Fuey' los Nna MnSre
3G1 Stables b. c. Jay r. Dee lis tsewaro
Tlme-1 :16 "a
. BETTING to win-loliday TO l. Tenny to l. Diabo
to l. Blush to l. Galop to l. Gypsy Queen 10 to l.
Foodtide 10 to l. My Fellow 1o to l. Bob Furey 20 to l.
Persuader 90 to /, Jay f. Dee 25 to l. Psce-Diaoo
to 5, Holiday even.
After the Youngsters had gone the post It was dis
covered that Holiday short OF weight and she had to
% hack TO the scales and pick up seven pound penalty
There was delay at the post caused principally
by Persuader. Jay +. Dee and NY Fellow AT last they
got away with Tcnny leading, Blush second Dabo third
the others nicely grouped. Blush ran ou' and gaining
an advantage of lengths in the first furong made the
running head of the homestretch where the hed
closed Holiday showed in front as they squared
away for the final struggle Garrison bringing Dablo up
rail- drew at the furlone and coming on with
little urging in the easiest possible manner DIV
length and half Holiday beating Gipsy Queen head
Tenny could speed and Foodtide seemed
unwilling to try.
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. THREE
YEARoLDS $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED.
NILE.
George Hearsts blk. Gorge by economy FIT 100
B wi,herss b. Invorwisk 1oa G a!sEq1sdG}
d. r. Pulsifers CHI c. Rapne, 1l2 tBlsylocN
5 6SyeF n gsGsnsr sh b. he hs dS s
X,ye f nsshe1s 's 10y liz "e
Tlme-1 "A "a
Betting 70 win-George Oyster to 8, Gorge 10 l.
Inverwick 6 to 1. Rapine to 1, Owas to i, COUSIN
Jeems 10 to l. Balston IS to 1, Belle dor 20 to J.
Austrienne 25 to /. Place-Gorgo to 5, lnverwicK
. to 1.
Snowdrop was withdrawn. Owas took the ieao AZ inc
start and made running six furongs when he dis
a,neared in the ruck Inverwck who had been second
then moved up led into the homesretch neck before
Balston George oyster third The favorte never got
any nearer the Garrison showing an amazing want
OF skill in handling him. Gorge who had not been al all
nrowinont now came up boldly and assumed command
Nothing could dispossess her and she won cevery by
length and half, Inverwck second, neck before
George oyster. -.
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $50
EACH $1,000 ADDED. Is MILES.
A. J. Cassatts CHI c. Taragon, by Stratford Tara o.
W. b. JenHings's CHI. m Telie Doc G, III (uayward)
Time-2 :02
BETTING 10 win-Telie Doe . TO s, Taragon to l.
Favor and Prince Royal were Withdrawn Iehe Doe
under double pull, made the running Tor seven uriohss
with Taragon at her saddle skirts Taragon coiared
her at the head Of the homesretch and HAYWARD made
an effort TO shake but the mare refused 10 re-
spond Taragon coming on without touch Oh "mP vi
spur won BY three lengths.
| FIFTH RACE-PURSE 5000. SELLING. FIVE FUN
LONGS
John H. Morriss b. C. Volta, by Virgil oie IIysnd
p H. y' Rya ms b. g. Freedom 4, 1902 martini 3
S. s. Browns CHI M Mona aged loo 'Ohu''" o
Time-1 :02.
Young Duke 1o2), Rosiere (o7) Queen OF Hearts poo
Blthesome (95, Pisa gelding (sl Joe Cotton ui3)
Banker u1o), St. Clair QOl. Tourmaline t9l)' Hawley
nOO Romance (93 and Battery 900 finished la the oue
| named.
! BETTING to win-Mona Q to 1, Freedom to l. Young
! Duke A 10 l. Volta 5 to 1, Cotton TO l. Queen OF
Hearts to l. Bithcsome 10 TO 1, Tourmaline 10 TO l.
Battery 10 10 l. Rosiee 90 l. Banker 90 to J. Hawley
40 to l. Romance 40 to l. ST. Clair 40 to l. Psa gedhg
| so to l. Pace-volta TO l. Freedom even
| Duke OF Bourbon and Rowland dill not start Ihere
were only four horses In the race Inc rest Simply
aoundered about and got in each others way Volta got
of on even terms with Young Duke, but jumped away
from him. and taking the lead In the first ten STRIDES was
never headed winning by half length from Freedom VINO
beat Mona two lengths, Young Duke fourth The win
nor was entered to be sold for So OO0 George Forbes
who won $1,000 by backing him, ran the price up
| to 50 loo and became his owner Battery one OF the
Dwyer cast-os Doed the head Of the stretch ana I'M
ished in walk -
| SIXTH RACE--HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. PURSE
| 5000 ia MILES. HURDLES.
T. Titles b. h. Burr Oak. by King BoltGraee :,
p. P RIa%sys 'S Sh 49, "a Gilman 5s TsTS,
S:s n sso %a b. paws h sSsf '} s @
! c. Moneys CHI. g. Jackson, D. lao wv. ken,W n
n IL Snyders en- Jim Bradt 4 40 .r,Ssmm1 smith
! NJ n Danahers b. e. Referee, aged: LOS. uoWnnng}
| X T. McGuirc's b. z. Alex r.. aged, 130 tUp1yke(
| r. Harris's Dr. e. Vaucluse, g. l35 %, hccihnH u
| r. Rradey's b. q. Epbn. >. 146 IDlckthsi "
n G. Lorllad's CHI. g. Marlborough. 143 (liensha")
| Tmc-2 % 1.2.
| Betting to Wilbur Oak to j. Ed Gilman 70 l.
Rofese to l. VIII Davis to !, Vaucusc TO !. Ephn
4 to l. Rcparce 10 !, Marlborough 10 to l. jim Bradt
| IL TO l. Alex T. IS to l. jackson 20 TO l. Piace-burr
| Oak to ), I'd. Gilman to .
IL was Burr Oak first Ia. Gilman second. the othors
nowhere, all the way. The finish between the TWO
favorites was subborny contested Burr Oak winning oy
q neck Ed. Gilman twenty lengths before VIII DAVE