New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-09
RACING AT MONMOUTH.
FIVE OF THE FAvoRITEs ARE BEATEN.
pEFAULTER AND TARAGoN WIN THE TWO
PRINCIPAL RACES.

citation over the city pOolrooms put every one III ca
cellent spirits Monmouth Park yesterday and THIS
will undoubtedly tend increase the attendance mere
after Tho grand stand and club house balcony were
we'll tenanted, the ladies being out In unusual num-
ecrs Perfect weather and a fast track made the af
ternoon thoroughly enjoyable, and the racing did not
lack features of But the bookmahers had the
hest OF the betting and few winners could be found
except the professional SPECTATORS for five OF the six
faTorites were defeated
For the second time this week Mr.. Haggin's stable
puzzled all judges of form In the first race Prose
yuss backed with unbOunded confidence but like
F3rcpzi on Tuesday, she could not run yard. She
seemed all tied up, and not the least touch of speed
could be got out of her. What can be the trouble
with the training which dlsappoints all reasonable ex
neotaaions In SO appalling on two success
i've rscodays!
Blsh would have won this race but that Taylor was
slow careless and clumsy at the start usual, and
was last away behind the field. Blush showed much
speed made up long stretch Of space, and second
at the end Leo H. leading throughout and winning
bv length under the whip. Charley Dreux and
Tele Doe seemed out of form and ran badly.
Taylor rode the favorlte King william, in the
sscoud race and was again second, the outsider
Heathen winning easily.
The inveterae and incurable admirers Of young Mr..
Iailefehs riding, who always insist on praising it,
no matter how bad II is had fine chance to get
The Orange stakes lie lay well behind the field until
tho race was practically over, and then moved up
when il was too late get either first second place
But he got third place in the handsOmest manner
possible. and This undoubtedly highly satisfactory
10 the deep seated enthusiasts look upon this
boy as the coming Archer of the world and Will GER
tainly provoke them TO vociferous Cutburst Of
euogy. IL Is true that Britannia ought 10 have won
the race but the difference between first AMI third
Mace will not discourage the blind partisans who in
sist on finding merit where exists. and who viii
appaud the fine discretion, superlaive Skill judgment
Of pace and mastery jOcheyship which enabled horse
10 Get third place. which carries money, when
Mclaughlin, Hayward, Barnes or Garrison would have
Got the horse home first. Bradford was an even
money favorte for the Orange Stakes but little Ander
son did not display much judgment OF pace or SIKH
Al the finish, and Defaulter won by length, Brad
ford second and Britannia third.
Anderson has many ardent admirers as Lltle-
aed has and II must be admitted that Anderson rdes
and wins many excellent But he did not SHINE
in trying 10 finish with OIihamme against nay warn
on Taragon in the Delaware Handicap. Badge was
the favoritc, but with 123 pounds up he failed 10
stay out the last furong and the finish was left 10
Taragon and OriHamme. Now If all the races ever
run by Orihammo and TaraeoQ carefully compared,
Il VIII clearly appear that Olifamme IL the Hlsher
class horse Of the two. Both were in good cohu'"h'
and if Hayward had been on Orlamme and Anderson
on Taracon Orinamme would certainly have Won
All sagacious turfmen who the agreed In that
opinion But Hayward ourode Anderson and Tara
gon won. Orifamme second. Badge third.
Gicnadlcr had no difficulty IN winning the selling
race a. three quarters OF mile, for which he was
the favorite and Niagara easily successful III
the last race. for which Brother Ban was the iaV0ne
IL. Street ought to doctor tine morals Of Niagara
without delay On July 80 Niagara won an OK
ccllcat race beating Banner Bearer, Bseonet ana
Others. On August l and August he ran two afro
cious races That on August was SD bad a. 10 be
really dazzling i'm its complete depravty. The horse
moved Ike a dummy oil stlts-no freedom, no acton,
no suide ID sreed lie seemed % be all hoDbled
up Internally Yesterday Niagara was like bird OF
The ail-all grace, ease, speed and power He de-
fesicd The uimDle Brother Ban with 80 much III
hand thai ND jum.ed eyebrows all over the grounds,
Willie the subsequent winks were d. tUmuituous and
prevalent A. in 4 big KaIsas drug-shop When the
5,p,tar RACES and the Prohibition law blazes with
fury Really. nov. Doctor, can't you make niagara
pc. I'm q more decolOus and betting manner such
behavior is not sccmy. No doubt you have beauu-
f explanations all ready. No doubt you are cooked
and p7imed 10 the muzzle with explanations 81
Niasaia's Inconsistency. Every owner and trainer
". nose horses ran H curNAnear fashion IL New
Jersey h-. barrels o. ahuaVts ana Big boxes l1Il OF
documents 90 prove that Tic animals were born ma
way end cant help It But Doctor permit wei,
in y.lr ~D.rIou- ear. Don't take Na-dfd up 10 sara
tntl AID lsl Linn perform such auucs ana
p.ay such tricks under tho piercing eye VI
aptail lG4ukllu. Begdlst u you ohOnld 40 tn''..'
Doctor YOU might perhaps hear something dlOp WIN
L. ..g..H.u- thul and then perhaps Nldd-a MiSht
10 go Join all,tOu the Ouiel darnes7 where mere
Is L.- B1cn ana also much "a4AA5 ana sA~suius u
DETAILS OF THE RACING