The sun., 1890-08-10
SORCERER WINS THE AMBOY.
GARRISON RIDES AN RACE
AT MONMOUTH PARK.

1
About 10000 persons went to Monmouth
Park yesterday afternoon with the expectation
OF seeing Salvador and Prince Royal two OF the
best horses In training. meet at q mile and
quarter. heavy rainfall early yesterday
morning, which made the track very heavy.
caused the withdrawal OF both clinkers, and
| the enthusiasts OF both sexes were much die
| appointed.
The balance Of the programme afforded very
| fair sport, tho Amboy and Cape May Handicaps
falling in turn to Mr.. Withorss Sorcorer and
Green Morris's Judge Morrow. both winning
| with consummate ease and earning fresh en-
comiums from their admirers Indeed, should
| the track be heavy on Tuesday next. Mr..
| Wthers's chances Of winning the Junior Cham
pion will be most cosy. rs he has two strinGsto
his bow In Sorcerer and Surplus that will be
| hard to beat In the Amboy Handicap SRllie
| McClelland, fresh from the invieorating air
and waters OF Saratoga, was enstalled
very warm favorte, her owner betting
$1,000 on her. and his example being
followed by the heaviest plungers on the turf.
Sallio looked dry and hard, and very different
from the trim miss that beat Russell in tho
Great Eclipse Stakes Mt Morris Park, and af-
torwsrd mado Ambulance lay down her crown
at Sheepshead Bay. Charley Reed and his
friends were sweet on Fairview, notwithstand-
| ing his ignominious defeat by Lord Harry at
Saratoga last week, and at the close the son OF
Forester carried as much money as any other
candidate. Mr. Withers and Col. Scott e1-
changed joeksys, Garrison riding sore%srer, %a,
wood. the pretty. sister to Tenny. Fair;
view cut out the thea work ens accompanied TstnnS
where Garrison timing his run admirably.
| moved up with soEeereT and won very cleyerly.
the @ place. the % iast-namod firing In the last few
strides; Sallis was never able to get into the
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backed because Of ,deolsration1 that the
sohaSy aSiH Gs%pbo ehoTaSt bis ally 6Ss n'SSi Can
had EG9d chance 1SSs and and Green Norris
Tho sI race was good thing for Judge MOI rroW. row
and ia them s1ttine loose. winning in hand By
iour, lengths. Chaos. Can Can. and BANQUET
the stuaon us
were beaten hall d fur9nSg in9S 20 Oid Volunteer at
just suitine his sore feet, Maidstone carried a
Win rn d
Cynosure were the only starters in the fourth.
and the former G won IN ina walk; Cyn9sppre I stop-
had . great fight for tho fifth, the. former under
Hemilton,s Vigorous riding winning By a sGant
good things in Daisy woodrufr and Autocrat
| were cut loose In the sixth race. and the former
ting won the Mirage stakes, a woiter-weight
start start and m finishing far in front Of his oid The
last race was productive OF great plunge on
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| however. put the talent in the slough Of de-
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and the Hearst tllly Babicora, third The air.
| tight was never in the hunt
| THE FIRST RACE.
| Volunteer, Maidstone, and Civil Service were
| tho leaders at the drop of tho flag. They had
the race to themselves for three iprlongs. after
errs eE ssS sSS hS So
ruck., Volunteer, reyelling in the heavy, and
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Terrife5 two lengths ;,i for the place The others
were both O tribe lame as they trotted back to
| the paddock.
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f.Ge6h4fd's g: Volunteer H., e. by Mortemer-sly
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AuEsnia' Castaway IL, Arab Civil Service, Meriden.
and Lady Reel also ran Time 1is,1
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THE AMBoY HANDICAP.
.Westchester haywood, Kildeer and Sallie
McClelland were In the first flight at tho start,
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as the and % FaFVex draTng aSGG Sas 0as
alone appeared to be winning. Garrison. how
With With We'll timed rush. and pl pSsslns arStSF fairSisW
and RiCkTickeF Ton hSndty PE two lsngths
honoTs sallIe MceePna could Ham not .G Quite ssf get
eort in the last furona The wi Winner ne W viii BE-
| formidable in the Junior championship
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THE CAPE MAY HANDICAP.
Tho Fan Fan % colt DELAYED the start for some
Raveioe in front. The Fan Fan colt Chaos.
Can Can. and haveloe made the running foT
| up. and the race so far as the winner, was CON
Sernod was over. Hamilton sat stil. and the
CARED CARED to OWN win With Chaos. and Garrison kept
uRfsF % fb Pull nss ally hs aS
| Can. however, stuck to, Chaos SO close that
| Garrison moved up with the bay. He eased
him again when It looked as though Chaos
would get the Place; 6qt H,slP!a Can Can. coming
| whip. Tho result was that Chaos, Can Can.
and BANQUET passed the post heads apart n
| the Fan Fan colt bringing up tho rear.
The Cape Nay % Handicap sWsspstskes for three
$50 TO second and ESQ to third mile and eighth
| O., b. MorriSS D. C Judge Morrow. by NaEAbond-
h2os'saf e. sSSsss tai ea cRnos iS iTlye
BoyerWyck Stables en- Can Can. "a (Bunn)........
| Banquet Demuth, hasIerlode. RAVeloe and Fan Fan
| colt also ran.
BettinE-AgAinst Judge Morrow, to 81 Chaos, 2k TO
| l; Banquet ito Masterlode TO Demuth 10 10 /;
Ravsloe Can Can, each ~ TO l. Fan Fan colt is to l.
| THE FOURTH RACE.
Cynosure made tho running to the middle Of
the upper turn. whom he was challenged by
| Stockton and at once cut 1t. From the top OF
| the stretch homo Taylor was looking over his
| shoulder. and Stockton finally galloped homo
| two lengths before Cynosure.
FREQ handlcEp sWeepsAkes of $50 each, with ST. 800
added of which $3.50 TO second and $50 TO third mile