New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-16
FIhEAZI BEATEN AGAIN.
,.sr m THE MONMOUTH HANDICAP.
. CONES IS FAR BEHIND Gurus AMI
SENORITA.

SESORlTA
~. .,,.nsance at Monmouth yesterday was OF s'ou
rroportions and much interest was snD"" ,ar,,n,
49, ~. .I,houeh the fields were small The s'H.ns
r~''"e' "a nroropf and three out Of six absolute
.. ,ro, while all the other successtul horses
- t,icnds and admirers. Hence tne au'
..o.s ~ the day largely on the sloe vi inc
80 .ssns, the bookmskers. OF course the ram
- ade the track eXtTeisely heavy ana all 'he tlhe
was very SLOW. ,.. ~ ,.o af,ornoon
49, majority of the spectators was the utter failure
70 .ne % make even semblance of a race for the
', .A Handicap. When she came out she looked
,, "a her owner and trainer expected her TO wln'
,..ch they both somewhat apprehehslVe' De
- a, the wretched condition OF the track winch
=. little 10 the mares liking as IL was on
.son nav Firenzi the favorite, but 1t was
,r.v. possible 70 get even money against her. and
-. close to could be obtained in some parts
-. hs,rne ring She was ridden by Mclaughlin.
.d rode old Eurus as usual, and
~, was on Captain Browns Seno~ita. II was
ns-auv expected that Senorita. with lOl pounds in
- saddle would 20 out and set the pace but Bergen
- AZ effort 10 do this. and permitted Eurus TO
- s.norIta running second for most of the journey
- rY,enzi last. Eurus set very deliberate pace.
IT,. Hrst quarter mile was made in 30 seconds, the
.af mile in IS IA the three quarters in :2s. and
= nile I'm l :53 IL. This almost incredibly
Glow hut slow as Il was, it was none too SLOW lor
y,rcn1i Mclaughlin moved up with her on the back
s+retoh and for quarter of mile she ran upon
Yearly even terms with Eurus. but she quickly dled
vav and fell out of the completely, both Eurus
and senorta running away from her and leaving her
y, the remote distance Bergen tried TO catch Eurus
an the bouestretch with Senorita. but Eurus was
t.ster all the way than the FLY. and although be
svsrved badly near the end he won by length
senorita second, and FirenZ hundred yards oehhu
What can II be that has reduced Frenzi from the
cham onship in lOngdistance races TO form peo"
that Of a poor selling platter? il is puzzhng poD-c"'
Possibly she has had too much racing WIN hea'H
weights on heavy tracks, and needs TO be retired loI
The wear Possibly che will come ont in her Dese
etVle after a race or two on a fast. elastic track But
she copfuses and confounds the best judges Of loi d
present II was not many weeks ago that she ouuan
Eareland in the easiest possible manner on udoh
deep in mud. setting pace that he couo -, or
nroach Yesterday even Charley Drcux couid nave
run away from her-and that's saying great ue"'
Fverv racing man would be glad to see the former
Oueop of the Turf regain her supremacy but her iaS'
,Uo races cause them 10 shake their headS oihous'S
and TO wonder If she viii ever be herself AGAIN
SIR Cassait had an unluchy day of it, although ne
won the Monmouth Handicap with lis So'ooo a''u'u
money. for The Bard broke down again. al" -
came in 50 lame that his owner id.cu
mat LIE middle tendon Of tie nigh
fore leg had gwen way. and that the morse H'SD :
mover race asain These are two heavy DIo"s oi
fortune If that useful handicap horse Eutns ooes ho'
recover An hores OF training The Bard nave ocen
given up. and the best son OF Longieliow mas Deen
sent 10 Clcst erbrook where he will undoubtedly gan
much reputation as SIe.
Fnrus had shown la4neucsS in his work before IDS
race. and on Tuesday Mr. Cassatt and MS trainer
higgins did not expect to run the morse Ses.eIu@S ;
II was thought on Tuesday and Wednesday thao ENle
yroulo sfsrt against Fircnzi in the Monmouth IiaAu-
ran Lut for sumo unknown reason MS V"hcr u S
rjdcd not 10 start him. The wceht allotied 10 EAnc
wa Ia pounds -.tio for NIr
The ate ncO9 Wds i-'4i1 lAO0 r,ca.
N.rbe.S's Success winning Two races
the Home Bred Produce stakes. with TIE ahah
COT and tue onId race with siugearL LON were
favor-tes and both easily as Cd also CIVIL SerN'e'
tbe favorite in the rS, race. $500. g.,
Pierre Lolillad, Who was not present sehJ d ldt
commission on hi, colt Esau in the selling race fsdu
Is big son of Mortimer and Judith, ana hdd uohc
cool work bui he in me rawest glecncst mos
awkward way in the race and the little boy LahieS'
yho was on Ais back, not strong enough 10 pre-
vent his wabhling all over the track 30 ESau cane
In second to Newcastle Mr.. L0rIard Is reported 10
bavf won $4,000 on Breeze on Iue'0ay, ana MS
Losses on Esau could nave been only fraction OF tha
sum- . ,. - .t.caroon
Abundance who sold yeaFinE 1of eihaiI
sum out OF Mr. Wthers's stable, won the last race
easily, with Bradford second. ,
Why no, try Brown -Sequard's elixir On tlrenH,
salvador ana Prose! In fact, all the horses IN me
accn stable seem sadly in need OF e1uVena'loh just
now.