New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

his poor horses than owners Of great horses have
won with their champions.
When the time Of the stockton was hung out eyes
were opened everywhere. The record was shattered
The time was 2 :03 "a, second and quarter faster
than salvatore wonderful time In his match with
Tenny at Sheepshead Bay. This shows how amaz-
ingy fast the straghtaway mile and a quarter at
Monmouth is, and it will be faster next year.
Every record that the world will probably
be battered into pieces at Monmouth in 1891.
Next to the stockton, the most important race Of
the day was the Lassie Stakes for oyearold Hles.
Byron McClelland told all his friends that Sae Nc
C1elland could not lose and lpr success over Fairy,
Russell and others Tuesday caused her 10 be
backed with marked confidence especially as Ambu-
lance was not known 10 have made any fast time in
her work for this race. But Ambulance may not re-
quire fast work She was the second choice at TO l.
Ambulance walked away from the field and won hard
held in a canter while Fairy, to the general
constituent and bewilderment got second place
from Sale McClelland. on Tuesday Salle McClelland
beat Fairy easily enough. but that have set
Sallie back. Yet even Byron McClelland will hardly
venture to dispute that Ambulance can easily
beat his pet Sallle dry, fast track. Ambulance
cannot in mud. Sallle best IN mud. The
Junior Champion, August 10, is already over, II the
weather is good and the track Is dry and fast In that
Ambulance or with Russell. who will be far better
colt on that day than he was on tuesday.
had friends in the Lassio Cfor place chiefly but
she stopped TO think, and is still thinking some
beaten of disgracefully. There was much talk
about the wonderful private trials Of Mr. SCOUTS FLY
Turmoil. Whatever She may in private she has
not yet shown any ability TO run in pobic and she
was beaten of even worse than Early Blossom
Mr.. witiers showed for the first time a neat-looking
FLY by Mortemer Castaguette, and this one may per
In the first race the big favorite Blue Rock
only third with the outsider Meridcn first short
head before the extreme utsder Lady Reel who
he not rfull well rid ny
and was not dangerous at the end Volunteer had the
top weight, 6nt he was not the Volunteer Of year
end The time was fast, / IL 1-2 In fact almost
all the races were fast
gutter and he deserves it, lie was the tavorite for
Hamilton rode him Well he gave it up before he had
gone furlongs. and Kenwood, at 8 and 10 to l.
won easily, with Tavlston second and Belinda third
post She deserved her fate for she had not moved
start three times. Flynn has ridden some good races
at Brighton Beach. but he rode Belinda something IN
the horses getting ostled and interfered with at al
most every stride losing every foot of ground hat was
when he held a good position and running al q
speed that seemed pomsng @ od hsve 6oS
seen this year in which there much bad riding
and in winch there were so many feeble failures to
N'f David ' Gibson has lost great deal Of money
Sam Wood this year YESTERDAY he qua not venture n
things 90 on the turf Brussels with Hamilton up,
was Violent favorlte, but did not show much speed
The favOrtc in the LASH race was WESTMINSTER the
half brother to the unapproachable fremont. lie Is
so big powerful and awkward colt crat he needs on
extremely powerful jockey to control him. Littleteld
was unable to get his speed out OF him, and west
chester NOT first, second or third, Beauty winning
neatly with an outsider FOxford second, and Bough
third ~ -, ,.., -,,,
Yesterday. There no arrests, no disturbances,
no troubles Everybody was happy Even tne I3 p
we're as happy a. losers ever can be. Monmouth FarK
was wonderfully cool In fact IT was one OF me
coolest places within 100 miles Of New orks ' IVY
Hall. In the betting ring the temperature was lar
from being and in the grand stand IL was actu
ally comfortable.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. GU
EACH O., 600 ADDED. SIX FURLONGs ON TILE