The sun., 1890-08-01
THE NILE RECORD SMASHED.
THE THRRE-H R-OLD COIT RATELoB
KUNs a MILE IN 1s3o IA.

some weeks ago. the prediction was made that
the record would not stand through the Mon
mouth Park meeting. Rayeloe, three-year-
old, aud an ordinary three-year-old at that,
ran tho distance in the Newark Stakes yester-
day at Monmouth In 1891.
The track was as fast rs chain lightning and
the colt was materially aided by q brick breoze
which blew down the straight Mr.. Belmonts
colt Clarendon was warm fnvorlte for the
race in question. but before half the distance
had beon covePed he was catching the whip
smartly. and the finish WAS confined TO Raw
elos and Druidess, both Mt comfortable odds
In tho betting The Optional Stakes, for two
yeer-olds, was the other feature. and 1t re-
suited In an easy victory for Mr.. Gldeon's Con-
tribution. who wns slight favorite
over Vagabond In the betting. These
two were tho only ones in 1t ut
the end OF i've furlonGs, and the seven pounds
In favor Of the RedinR told on Vagabond when
the crucial test came. Kildeer was third and
Terriner fourth. Chaos last years Futurity
winner landed the opening race very cleverly
after brush with the favorlte. Taviston. In
the homestretch. Taviston carried lot OF
money for the talent but he 10 little fellow.
and runs best with less than ITO pounds on his
back. Aurana ran well for seven furlonGs
Reporter opened fsvorite for the fourth at to
the post, and carried large lump Of money
for tho general public at the closing odds. His
competitors were Orihamme and CynosnrS.
Orifamme won handily enough after lively
brush with Cynosure. the favorito being beaten
Q furlong from homo. The fifth race resulted
horse. There were we but three starters. .PenSance.
Belisarius, and Sam Wood: Penzance was fa,
EoT but h9 b0sd q oe he upS5 turn S ada aGa
ride Wood to win az the end Bsllsarias had
second favorite for the Hudson Stakes at
GrayeSss9ad as twoSsaroSd S nasr,T as wss All tSs SS
TipstaG had to be pulled all over the track In
order to make race with his opponents In the
handlly. Boughrum running second and
The Investigation into the riding and run,
yesterdSy. SaS Si - MessrS %ithsrs and Galway rep
tho members Of the press, Capt; Sam Brown.
owner Of the horse: Trainer J: W. cRogersSi
SSSeey %sre TRe Mr.
was to the efiect that Reporter vas as mean
horse at the post .b hs had ever
edSed d "fs that he had told o9vinstop that be
was not trying to ge, away but said ,hs TINT ne
meaning everything it implied. Reporter got
away In the bunch and he could not tell
whether, he had been pulled or not. CoyinGton
whip while at the post. and Mr.. Caldwell asked
Mr. Rogers II he tRoRersl had not on certain
9Say rom hs @ with the whip and that
had won the race. Rogers admitted the truth
Of this Coyngt3n @ said & on his own hehai1 M that ,
long was six lengths behind the field at the
end Of q quarter he was five lengths In the
agreed almost precisely with the Testimony Of
the, reporters Messrs Marshall. Tompkins,
ind haiD which tl6y
fered jockeys Garrison and Hamilton. both
OF whom have ridden Reporter testified to the
at the start Rogers said that he had not bet
on Reporter. and the Investigation was then ad-
sGS could be Examined. exam nee The wholo affair viii end
in smoke. but 1t will setve ono good purpose.
For some time the management have been on
far been unable to induce ahy capable man to
accept the position. One will be selected at
once. Mr.. B. Riley was yesterday appointed
Investigation shows young Oovington at his
best He can look as innocent as newly born
look Of astonishment to creep gently over his
old mannish face, He rode three winners % yes
terday Contribution. Raveloe. and Sam Wood.
THE FIRST RACE.
Chaos was first away. the others closely
punched. with Aurania bringing up the rear.
Tho Scott gelding was never headed. making
ieneths IN 'front.' t OF tho ed until they We're re wei
squared away for home. Then Taviston. Ovid;
d to hs TSD the ssaeT bps nd m
vaiiantly and won by half a length from lavls-
ton. who beat Ovid two lengths for the place.
Aurania was q good fourth. and will now do to
watch.
51s S fSf sads sh' Of eHa @hss PGs
W; !; Scott. ch. &. Chaos. by RAyon d'or-I+y r.
D. Sidsons h fsv:ton lla ,Niiiiaj
Aurania and Dandy also ran
po., p.,,,,. r,,a - ~ TnSis,o,. AGAINST cb,o.
Ie to S; ovid to /; AuraniA, IL TO Dandy. 20toi
THE OPTIONAL STAKES.
vagabond was first away but he was imme-
diately outTpn by kildeer, Contribution: aEd
Terriher. There WAS -ome crowdinR at the
end OF q quarter Yagabond getting the worst
OF It and dropping hack, Garrison then coming
Contribution was challenged By .YaRabond.
but the instant CovinRton struck him with the
M4 Gdeops sabe drawing out and Wnping
handily by a lngth and hnlt klldeer was
third. longth away
selling allowances; shreo;SuaTisrs Of mile
Rs'TSSs.sn fSSp 4evi"s$% Os paI'"t4"'D
SaacoenS a SS' stable sr + SIidesr iSi S@breij
Ierrasr Hannibal Eeyot col snso3 colt u wEe
venturer also ran.
Post BettnE-Aganst Contribution.a to /; vagabond.
az toi; Terrner. TO Il Advs1turer, to kildsers
ca each isio l. Hannibal IS to KiFtoyer, Ls!iRS each
~ to j; blnAloA coli, 81 10 j; 1retcneh, ~ 10 l.
THE NEWARK STAKES.
Paradox. Clarendon. and Raveloe were the
leaders when the flag fell to a very good start.
Raveloe at once took up the running. with
Druidess, Clarendon. and Rempland the most
prominent Of the others. Half way home
clarendon was catching the whip smartly. and
was swerving all over the track under the pun
ishmont. AT the threc-1uarter pole the race
became duel between Raveloe and Druldess,
and tho former. always having the best Of It.
won by q length. Tulla Blackburn came very
strong at the end and, pas sing Clai endon and
Kompland handily, was fair third. Tho time
II 800 was greeted with cheers.
Tho Newark Stakes for three year ods at $50 each,
with o. 500 added OF which soOO to the seconds ono
J. PuryoGr 4 Cos b c. RAvSI1s by Joe HooKer-nlu.
J. A. A. II morris eh t. DrndesS los iLIttiodeid)
j. ~ AuhollAnd's Tulla Blckburn, III tGarriBon)
KemplaE1, Clarendon, Jers,y Pat ChioftAin, and
Time. ! eaT(.
Post Bettng-ARainst Clarendon. to 8: Tula Black
burn, to u KemplAnd, to l: DruidesS, Paradox,
zach Ito RayeOe oto ]; ChiettAn, ID TO Il Jersey
Pat 50 tol.
THE FOURTH RACE
Cynosure and Reporter ran head and head
until half way home. when Ori1iRmme chu-
lenged them. A whipping finish resulted in
the victory Of Orihamme, who beat Cynosure
two lengths. Reporter was third, length and
q half away.