The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06
REPORTERS BIG SURPRISE.
s1MBROWN'S COLT DoWNS THE CRACKS
IN THE LONG BRANCH HANDICAP.

Mr. Beimont- Volunteer Defeats Blue
Rock-Fides Beaten by ITALIA Blackburn
-RnIeidoscoPe Wins Aner n Dead Heat
Another very large and enthusiastic crowd
wont to Monmouths paatial new course yes
tsrdny afternoon to see the Long Branch
Handicap and Monmouth Oaks stakes decided
over course that was heavy but still great
improvement over that oithe opening day.
That Peter De Lacy is untirlng In his efforts
tomake things unpleasant for the bookmakers
and tho Monmouth Park Association is shown
BY the fact that his minions were promptly on
hand again yesterday with warrants. not only
for the seventy-tlve bookmakers doing bust
ness In the ring but also for President Alex
ander J. Cassatt, Treasurer David ID. Withers
and Manager 4. 81. Croft Of the Association.
Messrs. Withers, Cassatt, and Croft were ar
rested shortly after the bookmakers had gone
through the Formally OF appearing be-
fore Justice Van Doron who released
them on bonds furnished by Col. Mo-
Fadden. OF Eatontown, Their bonds
were quickly signed and matters went
as smoothly as before. although it was plain
that Mr.. Cassatt was worried. 1t Is two years
ago since he and Mr.. Withers were arrested
before on the same charges as yesterdays pro-
ceedings were based upon. 1t Is said that De
Lacy intends having everybody arrested each
day.
As the public anticipated, MIR. Belmonts
grand lilly. Her Highness. captured the Mon
mouth Oaks, her second In the Realization
Stakes at Sheepshead proving that. next to
Heclare, she is the best filly in training In the
East. 1t was pretty contest I'D to the final
furlonE when Hamilton gave the beautiful
daughter Of st. Blaise a shaking UP,
and she Won very handiy Cleaning.
under HaywardS vigorous riding. Just beat
Flora Ban and Starlight out for place honors.
Tho Long Branch Handicap was undoubtedly
GUS scratches 1t was great betting event be-
tween Cassus, Prince Royal. and Reporter
shrewdest men on the track paylng him for a
real good thing Prince Royals admirers. how;
d EHS the p"f Ss
utmost confidence. There was an inteD re air
Of mystery about Reporter but ten minutes
Sam browns commission OF $1,000 went
into the ring on Reporter. !, Reporter
exhibition Of 0 them winping under
loyal beat Casslus as far for she place. Cy1o-
sure was never dangerous. Blue Rock was In
%ho wd SF said the to be 6S
things his own way at the end easily stalllnR
9G Morth,S efforts in the final furlong. The
thing in the race for two-yea, odds, but the i'm.
ported flly L'lntriGuante had more speed than
Seldlug Peter securing the place. All
iiieht-weighted Tuiia blackburn easily beat tie
iavorlte, running Tie mile in l:42. Her owner
and his friends won very heavily on the race.
Iatter and Kaleidoscope ran II dead heat in
the stftp selling AFFAIR air Hs mile the lat
run of handily through Tattler swerving bad
~ In the stretch. just why Jones was whip;
when the horse was going in tho opposite d.
recton, Is not clear: When the two horses
TO cents on Kaleidoscope as far rs looks were
CONCERNED, Tatter'7 coat being dry and hard.
while the other horse was lit 10 run for mans
life.
THE FIRST RACE.
Worth, Rico. and Volunteer were first away,
Hlne Rock brins!ng up the resr. Worth and
and ran head and head until well into the last
quarter. where the Ecco!a colt stopped Old
leader hundred yards from home. always had
the best Of 1t. ultimately winning BY half a
who beat Rico short head for third place.
Free hsnaep AZ for e, %. and
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Rico and E0eOlA colt ; also ran RAM
teoE to i; Worth, to i; EccoA colt 70 l. Rico %
THE SECOND RACE.
The Earl Flavia, ClytIe. and LTntrIguante !
S sFe s wa s 10 G11aa ien G on 6ae e
outside OF the track where the going was good
always bad the best OF It. and won with
lengths. Peter outran KiIdeer, Fiayia, and
Lxclusion in the final furl2ng for the place
added u which 500 to second and slOo to hird three
JHS 4 H. IorriS'S CHI f. LIntriguAnte. lo7 little
Charles Reed ! sons ch Q Peter ii@ iMartin) $780,.
kIncgess stables Dr. kdeor S tBsrSen1
Exclusion ''AS'A TT Fim AT Gaa 'y'' also ran
Post BstnR-AEainst lntrEdante ? to !. kildeor2
Fsts ' i i The E AIS = to 10 AO'A
THE MONMOUTH oAKA
Flora Ban Starlight. and Cleaning were In |
the van at the start which was very good |
one. Flora Ban made the pace up the long |
Ess Sn re Her
Miss Annie and Starlight were trailing under
anrll. AROUND the turn Or at the end q seven
ing were necks apart, length and half In
front Of Starlight. It was a close and stirring
Hamilton gave the fayorite few, cuts Of tho |
whip opposite the club house Her Highness
Flora Ban. and Starlight. all ridden out under
the whip. finished SECOND. third, and fourth In |
s order sacdd de bad Ss Of s
bride not slipped.
Tns Monmouth oaks Stakes for thrsSySar.9 e nlsS,
Belmont. = ( Her nlgnns.s, by St BlAse-PrIn-
GEORGE IleArSIs CHI Cleaning ~ tllaywardL.....
Pincuas oh. Flora ban, IO3 10. COVinHton)
starlight and Maggie X also
Timo-2;l5.
Post BetunE-Throe 70 on Her HghneGs; against
Cleaning. to Il Starlight, to /; Maggie K, lOtO |;
flora Ban is toll
THE LONG BRANCH HANDICAP.
The race was run over the, straightaway
course, and from the stand 1t looked like a
good start Reporter and Cassius at once
made play with Prince Royal and Cynosure
bringing up the rear. AT the end OF half mile.
when their positions could be noted accurately;
leuOrt1r In front. Wlil9 CaB9iuB and
Prince Royal were both catching. the whip.
came, on alone, with Coyington looking over
ne shoulder at the others winning bands
drawing away from Cassius at the club house
beat the Beverwyck crack four lengths for tho
place.
The Long Branch Handicap, a hweepstSkeS of $50
each win $50 added of which s5oJ to second mile
shd quarter
ss, BFownsbr h. Reporter. T. by EnquirSr-Bonnie
Belmonrs CHI < Prince Royal s. l2l 1Aamilton).. 2
btyerWyCk stables b. L. CAssiuS, =. III tTaraD
CynOsufe also
Time 2O94
Post 3ettinR-Five to on CaASiuS: against Prince
Iuh Rann 4. nyuna IN