New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12

Ent1 Ft,b"syc aud Twenty sccond.st, NewYork
This week VIII end the Monmouth season. Or, On
Saturday the old track VIII go out OF the racing pus
mes for GOOD the taking its place on July A.
1890 Tomorrow the race for the OMNIBUS c S,aaes
viii be run, and the thrceyear-ods tnat may one'e
+, II viii probably be found in this list'
oNNIEUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 EACH
$4,000 ADDED. IL MILES.
7 r. Hacgn's CHI C. Salvador, by Prince NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7 n Haggin's br. c. Fresno, by Falsetto-CSchuca
= 7 Baldwin's Oh. c. Calenie. by RutheFford-MaHo
n n vit,erss CHI c Tomboy By Tom oehiltree-Ma1ority
d ID wiherss c. sugsard. by Tom OchiitIeeN 49,,
scogcan s Bryanrs Proctor Knott by Luxe Dia'A
burn-Talapoosa- ..,,..- eou.ho,n
Belle $3.50
G Iftceaeld's b. c. Jubal, by Jis JOhnson-AvoG@
T,ooso,e winters's CHI c. Don Jose. by Joe hooAof-
Countess Zicka nee tt
Nlccaytby's ch c. Sorrento, by Joe Hooker-fsosa D.
RIVER Brothers b. c. LOngstreet, by Longleii'"
Icem . >,oD,a Second
NJ yonnc,s D c. once Again. by onondaga-blach n"'-'
q NJ Rve's b. c. Iongdonce. by LOnsieliow- "ro
y p Ashes b. c. Floodoide, by flooa-h"iy ~, ,,oodc
s s Browns br. c. Reporter. by yarir
salvador did exceent work on SATURDAY ,,x -,
- tho rain set IN. going the mile and nan ~
t,,t 40 4 number Of trainers started rcpoi' ~
Tho maddox that his time was 40 frames -
a habit of timing one anothers horses se"nnd TOO
seconds too fast and their O%u oo arent 10 every
siow The reason for this will be sppaio"' ~
one. .o,od - o,fornance in the race for the
~ i acconnted for by the state OF the EOin6
T ,aclc was Ike putty and did not SUI hll ~ on
iHg c,or Knott arrived al Monmouth ABOUT uush on
e,,rToT AZ 3 O'Clock yesterday morning inc nC bo
when deep sleep faleth on man. "a oorSe heard a
had been disturbed by an o tbc track Withoui
ctnc I,rourh the fOrmality OF dieSlh., NJ 10 win
down the ladder thet CONNECTS ' IN " 10 the rail-
GScfiinc stole through the night arr WIN t SP lie
- Dhantom and vanished ~ TIE oacl Tot and he
waited for It to COME again saaa Do' - e'''10
went hack his bed Of straw. ,,cuirod Of the lad
in the co4rS ro S ore Knott rn up backstretch wild
de milo an haf record cor p SccH1 Knott?n
" suTe There amt but one PROCTOR hho'"
g, ts-m No. The Tribune gives no TIPS S.. o.
oo ciift"n races (2) The only sure method Oh po~V
Ing tho races is to let 'em alone
,rbo following stakes for the fall meeting OF mo
Concv island Jockey Club close on August 10
sapphire saEes-For twOyearolds ~mch paw a ,to
won 500 to time Of envy S".' lrrlch e9so to
each s15 forfeit with $3.50 a1ded. OF "ncn -
mo second: the third receive 900 out OF inc 9'
Five and half furloDgA b,,d7
m yoeDstaes Of $50 each for starters; $50 FORFEIT or
horses entered by January 1, and ony Fl' Il STUN O-
nv Soptomber l. Horses entered by August H. Nh.i
,le stakes shall be closed, to pay so oilci~ q'' -
Ia added by the association; the second to receive SNO'
tho add and 20 per ceiL Oi iI'o 0''N'@i
mind $500 Of the added money and 10 per cs ol uio
+ates Weights 10 be announced two days D'foIe 'no
race. Three-0uarers Of a mile lO2 January M" -.
rrolr.b sfakes-A sweepstakes Tor woyo~'olds' Oh
s75 each $50 forfeit ana only go II struck ouO o9 ~
~ Gov horses entered by January /; $50 each 80
e for horses entered by August TO- when STAKES Sn"
he closed with $500 added; the second morse u ~
ceive 500 out OF the stakes; tho third TO save MS M
To carry 10 pounds. Seven fuHohss' 1Oi '""O''
Reles, sakes-Sweepstakes for two-yearold hhes. Oh
$50 each s15 forfeit ST. 500 added OF which $500 10
he second and $3.50 10 the third TO carry Lo pouuS'
s,,,ioht course about tbree-ouarters Of a mile.
Dash Sakes-For two-ycar-ods. Sweepstakes oi gov
each 15 forfeit with go added Of which $3.50 to the
second the third receive 500 out OF inc S'aAe f'0
furlongs.
Autumn TwO.Year-oid Selling stakes-A sweepstakes
for tyoyear-ods Of So EACH so forfeit with sL2oO
oadoa NJ which $3.50 to the second the thd to receive
500 out Of the stakes Straight course. about three
quarters OF a mile.
prage Handicap-For three-year-ods. handicap
axes OF 1925 each for starters 81 500 to be added
Inv the association. one mile and half Borty-iNe
siren stakes-For three-year-oh nries sweep
Of SO each, $50 f. and only SO struck out y
AUGUST 10 for entered by January l; $40 each
s75 for those entered by August 15 when the stakes
shall be closed with $500 added. One mile ana iur
long Thlrty-nno January entries
Sheepshead Stakes-For hee-year-ods handicap
sweepstakes Of go each, 800 added One mile and
quarter.
Tcapers sakes-For three-year-olfs sweepstakes
OF $50 EACH 81 go added One mile and
Do.phin Sakes-For thTeeyeaI-olls. sweepstakes OF
40 each 81 go added. mile and furlonS.
Flight Stakes-A sweepstakes for twoyea-oids and up
ward Of s125 each for starters s25 for horses entered
by January $50 for those entered BY August TO- when
the stakes shall closed with $3.50 aided Seven fur
longs Th ty-nye January entries.
Speed Stakes-A sweepstakes for twoyearoids and up
ward OF $50 each 81 500 added Butury course. about
thfee-Cuarters OF a mile.
Great Fall Selling stakes-For all ages. sweepstakes
Of $50 each h. T., with $3.50 added. Ono mile and
furlong.
Racing Stakes-A npht-woi-ht handicap sweepstakes
for all ages O, $50 each, $3.50 added Ono mile
Average Stskcs-A swep,takcs for three-yearois and
upward Of e75 EACH with 81, 800 aided One milo and
ulree-siXtconths
NIaynoWer Handicap-A handicap sweepstakes OF $50
each 81. 500 added. one mine and three furlonqs
Weller StahesA sweepstakes for threey car-olls and
upward Of $50 each, 81 900 added one milo and three
sixteenths On turf
Groel stakes-For hreeyear-olds and upward
sweepstakes Of $50 each 81 900 added One mile turf
Turf Handicap-FoF threeycar-olds and upward.
dcap sweepstakes $50 each, al, 2j0 added One mile