The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-11
PRINCE ROYALS GAME RACE.
a GREAT BATTLE At MONMOUTH PARK
FOR THE SHREWSBURY HANDICAP.

| day afternoon saw very pretty rnco for the
| Shrewsbury Handicap at a mile and a half,
Prince Royal. the favorie defeating Tristan a
| very short hoad for the honors In the splendid
| time Of :34G. ono second and q quarter slower
than the best on record
outside OF the fight In the event OF the day
the feature of the days sport was the victory
of rank outsiders in the first and fifth races,
Rizpah winning tie former. and Penzance
playing with his opponents in the fifth. and
landing odds OF 100 to /. Bella b. carried
thousands OF dollars for tho talent and
her owners In the orening race, but
Lorlllnrds llRht-woiChtcd flllY had things
her own WY at the end, and beat
SluRGRrd and Eurus very clevorly. FRirview
was plunged on by every trainer and stable
boy at tho track to win tho two.year- old
scramble. not only because Of his previous good
work, but his work yesterday morning. when
lie ran n furlong In better than ten secon 10,
was irresistible. The talent got hold OF tho
good thing, and backed Fairview of the boards
lie gave 1t up n quarter Of a mile from home.
though. and Fairy won very easily, with that
consistent performer L1ntrlGuan,e second
ard Contribution third. The third event was
the Shrewsbury Handicap. Johnny Campbell
was supremoly confident that Cassius could
win. but Jimmy Rowe could SEQ nothing In 1t
but Prince Royal. The Dryers were sweet
on LonRstreet Nobody wanted Tristan savo
his shrewd owner, and II Tomboy had friend
he Kept away from the betting ring. Cassius,
MS usual. mnde the running, but In the final
quarter the issue vas entirely between Prince
Royal and Tristan. Royal won by short
h cad. but had Hamilton been up on Mr..
Stnarts horse the boot would have been on the
other foot. Stryke. very heavily backed, won
the seven-furlong handicap for three yea"-olds.
but Clarendon would have won In Few more
good things in the selling race, but Ponzance.
who orened mt 100 70 /, led from the first stride
and won easily ,, E9n showed thSs ne Is
OF the day In dazzling style.
THE FIRST RACE.
Eurus, Bella b.. and Castawav II. were away
in front; but kizpah came through from the
ruck and was in front at the end of Il quarter,
Castaway H.. Bella T., and SlugRard being the
most prominent Of the others. IuZpah always
had the best OF II. and at the end dumfounded
the talent by winning by length from Slug
gard. who beat Eurus a neck for second place.
end nd Bella B. and CastaWay Wv we're both badly
punished.
rEs, nanasap swsep,asss Of $40 sneh With slooo
K4ncocas Stables h. E Rizpah. 4 by Mortemer-,
D 2 withsrss 6E SnFsaFl :. 10 tCiavtonj.
,Bes il, Rhono. CastawGy H., Niagara. Pelham aud
Meriden also ran.
Post Betting Against Bella i to 8: Sa.,syayI,s
Pelham Ehono each - to j; niagara IS toll; Meri
THE SECOND RACE.
Beauty, LIntriguante. and Fairview were
first away. and tho imported fllly taking tho
1 as via a ba
way until half way home. Then FairviewK gave
It IN. and Fairy. coming from the ruck with a
and won very handily by two lengths from
L'lntrguante. who was two and half lengths
In front Of Contribution. third.
akaa fDr Nth
81 on added Of which soO to second aud 500 third;
Kosemeaae stable ! b. +. Fairy, by Argyle-Fairy
J. A. a H. Morris CHI Lintrisunnte lis little
D. b6n"n". ra7sw colt
Lillian. Beauty, E1clusion and Judge Mitchell also ram
Post Re,tlnE-Against Feirview. eto 5; Fairy stoI:
Siys E5S
THE SHREWSBURY HANDICAP.
Tomboy tried to kick his shoes Off at the
post, and persistontly refused TO break. After
Mr. as TO road
start with LonGstreet Tristan. and Prince
Royal on about even terms: Cassius went up
at once and made the running. as usual lead
ing by neck at the end of the quarter, with
Longstreet second half length before Iris
tan and Prince ROYAL. Gassius Jet out a link
in the run to the half and around the big turn
he was length before Prince Royal. who was q
Length before aopGstreeta tristan; Straight
before Mr.. Belmont horse: TRral gave Cassius
a shaking up. and the colt held his own bravery
gradually forged ahead. and two hundred yards
from wire he was apparently winning handily.
marvellous burst OF speed. and co!larlng the
favorite opposite tho lower end OF tho
stand. grand struggle followed Il was the
teror lnisher, and under the most vigorous
riding Prince Royal won by q very short head.
while LGngstleet was bad fourth and
Tomboy last and beaten OIL Longstreet
each. with <2,gO added OF which $jOOtO second one
4; ReImonts, Oh h: Prince Royal 5, by KtnEnsher-,
stnsfs 60 Co. H. fristan < liz tay ward
Beverwyek stables br. Cnrsius =, III tTAraD....
Post MISUNDERSTANDING Prince ROYAL even money:
THE FOURTH RACE.
hest Of he sendo but Stryke taEine the lead
at once, led all the way. although HARD pressed
the Brighton Beach colt homo winner BY "a
head. Clarendon was length before Tulla
blackburn.
each with 500 ad.e Of which SUI TO second and
r. Van brunI. b .. Sryko, by Ten Broeck-BriIIian.
Belmont. b 9 clarendon lis nIamtlton .,.,..
j. Mah3,landS ruI'f BaEIkDGTn ~ tHurphy1
A Gis'S fHr sF eo fsd
sweet Home colt. and tlossie also ran
Post netting Mis-. hs" l. i raA Blackburn sto
/; Clarendon Stryko "achGtO !; sweet Home colt
/: RnveiOo. RICO each ~ to Caspar Martni colt.
each 20 TO Peterborough so to J. little Ella TO
to l.
THE FIFTH RACE
Pen2ance Neyay, aud Lynn were the leaders |
~ tho start, Mikado bringing NJ tho rear.
The three year old look big lead nj on g and |
was never nflerwnrd headed; winning by u
length from Sam Wood. who beat Kemplanu |
OF u length for the place MI ,
kado slipped his henuslall and was last all !
the way.
sworptakes for three OlIs and INV ard At SIS
each with 500 added II which 500 to second and $40
to third! sailing allowances, one mile and si1e-uth.
DOnoyAnsh 4. PIn&nce. ., by PizarrO-fAa
] j. IiyGnds u.s. g sam Wool 4. in (iarrIson). 49, >
NJ Cotbetts b. Kemp.and, g lOi Thun pson .
Guy gray, Lynn, Lazy Pusifer. Ly sander, NeyAy,
DOney. and hikadO also ran
Time, 1904
roSt Bctting-ARAnst sam WOOD ~ to !; Guy Gray, |
20 -. kempland -, to t. Lynn. u 10 MikadD 10
Lysauder I"lO j., nlev, ~ TO /; Nevuy 80 TO !;
renianCo 80 10 l; ! dy fusifer SO to |.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Geraldine and Worth made tho pace very |
warm from the drop OF the Lag, lEOn bringing |
w. tho rear. bergen waited III tho rear until !
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