New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
CRACK THREE-YEAR-OLDS.
TOURNAMENT AND JUDGE MORROW IN THE
CHOICE STAKES.
A HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME OF EIGH'
RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK TO-DAY.

A HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME OF EIGHT
RACES AT MONMOUTH PARK TO-DAY.
The several courses at Monmouth Park cannot be
otherwise than heavy to-day. and the eXcelient pro
gramme arranged last night is likely 10 be seriously
damaged by scratching. Many Of the horses an
oounced as probable starters have no business trying
IN run in the mud To send them 10 the post would
pnlv put money in the bookmakers pockets There
is Ambulance for instance, in the Select Stakes VINO
has never shown even respectable form IN heavy
going On a dry and fast track she would be inc
fsvorite and would win, but judging by her previous
races on a bad track she has no chance to-day In
Russell and Reckon Mr.. Morris has two capital mud
travellers and his trainer will probably rely on them
There Is no penalty clause in the conditions Oh 'e
Select Stakes so Of the youngsters carry more
than the standard weight, 116 pounds but thefe
are allowances for beaten horses and maidens tht ee
in some fair colts and FLIES at 1Oo Jos ana iio
pounds. The prize Is rlch one anu u'o 0o"'0'o ~
probably be close.
But the chief attraction Of the day is the prospect
Of an animated controversy between Tournament anu
Iudge Morrow in the Choice Stakes, at mile ana
half Both are at ease in the mud they carry equal
weight and will be ridden by the same jockeys liI''
furnished the exciting novelty of dead heat for the
omuibus-Hamiton and Hayward Tournament car
ries four pounds than he carried in the oiih'
bus and has in Judge Morrow an opponent OF i"r
higher rank than Chaos. Green MOTiss claleheo
to all three ear -ods would lead one 10 SUPPOSE '
he cntertans an exalted opinion OF inc 'uuso' i'0
is willing 10 race him against all comerS a' any
weight and at any distance from iurlohg " loi'
miles Now as Green is anything but green ana Is
seldom wrong I'm his estimate OF a horses merits. IL
Is certain that Judge Morrow will make this an eS-
ceedngly busy day for Tournament shrewd horSc-
men are persuaded that Tournaments thlec-mic
Journey on Tuesday was the best ting that
could have happened to him, and If they are
right in supposing that it improved him, he VIII
strip much better colt than ne Has
been at any time since the Realization 30
look out for tight fit in the homestrech The Judge
is a bulldog. aud will fight TO the end Tournament
heart has O white feather in 1t which he likes 10 snow
whenever he gets hot in the collar. Why should
Novette and the Fan Fan colt start There Is no
third money.
Eric. Orifamme Reporter and Miss Belle will be
lively Quartet in the fourth Reporter Is also
entered In the first His chances look rosy III
both and in the cause of humanity he ought to do his
best to get home first in one of them Trainer Rogers
win probably start him in the one In "'H ne '' ''
WelterWeght races are usually interesting and sell
dom fail TO bring out good fields. To-day Old Voinl.
teer asked to take up IA pounds ana oeat s1e a
features of the day The entire programme is prom
sng and large crowd is sure TO see IT run OIL IheSe
are the entries.
FIRST RAcE-HANDIcAP. $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED.
Name W.; Name. w yoS
T ySSs blackburn i'n''''' Nv
SECOND RACE-sELEcr STAKES. Two-YEAR'oLDs.
s1oo FACU' 50 500 ADDED. ALLOWANCES. SIX
FURLONGS;
Wtsers en- C. Surplus b by us
J. \ ~ il Iofii;S c Russell by EOlus-Tie ~
"A aa'1 A. ii. NORRIS Oh: + Reckon by rlznrIO-,,,
IA x H. Morriss Dr. f. Ambulance by OnOndas'-,,,
f. "a swf lS en- C. Michael by Glen AthOvOr,,
Augasa nelmoais ch Tosca, by St. Blaise-,
f. Golggs b. f. Ethel by Lonpfeowsistey Il9
RancOas stables b. Uncertainty by Emperor-ouan 100
w. L. SCOTS en- c. fOiInor, by KayOn dor-FlOrence ,o
THIRD RACE-CHOICE STAKES. THREEYEAR.
oLDs 800 EACH. e.. 800 ADDED. ALLOWANCES.
e3 SUBSCRIBERS. IL MILES.
GeG Ts2th Hsr' 80 b C. Tournament by sI a$NsS
CD Morris; 3 c Judge Morrow by vagaSGIea
D. f Do w.herss b. c - by KingiikeHTaa Taa
rns92ers Winter: b. Xorette. by Ss Ti;i637
FOURTH RAcE-HANDIcAp $50 EACH. $500
ADDED. Ia MILES
r Nsme. T,s oS f%S
FIFTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. Two Two,
yEAROLDS SIS EACH, $50 ADDED FIVE
ss%$ sn.,, His5! Campbell
%na 5 Gsrl er w. % %
k hsiIo colt ........ioI Blue Gown o.
SIXTH RACE-sELLlNG SWEEPSTAKES, uhk ..lr
vrAR.OLps AND UPWARD. SIS EACH. $3.50
ADDED. ONE MILE v,,.
As S'ss NJ - 2ys4 SsFs' ...:: 81
$ssScsd Ss f RSsS Of tsn ns Highlands. y
SEVENTH RACE-wELTER HANDICAP slo EACh'
$50 ADDED SIX FrRLONGS
x xgi S$@; Is EE G5S1
I Agte rat Count Dudley
tontssu Fa srpej ACNE;
f Nsgo'a i3S SQUIRE III
EIGHTH RACE-swEErsTAhES MAIDEN Two.
YEAROLDs. s15 EACH. $3.50 ADDED. SIX
Name. WI W., sc1S N2%e' WI
k kie TaoG Go' ::::.....ii eyseT
Ws Duke col: fifsssP ay
First race at 2 80 p m.
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