The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-27
RUSSELL BEATEN AGAIN.
Mr.. VITBERs'S NECROMANCF cor T RUNS
Away WITH THE SAPLING STAKES.

stakes by Marrow MRrEin-Rhono
Plays with Eon aud DInhio- Banquers
Easy Victory In the Stevens.
Pfpht racos Including tho Passaic Stakes for
all ares the Sapiiug Stakes for two-year-oids.
Che stevens Stakes for throo-year- olds and the
sand Stakes for all ages, were witnessed by
sN0Oo persons at Monmouth Park yesterday
afternoon.
Tho attendance WAS phenomenal. consider
tho the state OF the weather up to Two hours
bafore the opening OF tho sport. Reporter was
a bIs favorite for tho Passaic stakes, hut tho
shrsvdost mon in tho ring would have mono
Of him when his price went up from & to to
tobat the close. Tipstal, on tho other hand.
Sss hacked very heavily. and closed two
noints lower than he opened. The reporters
Al tho various dallles reporting the races ut
Monmouth Park determined n few days ago
N have a repr, sentative at the start In each
avept and another about quarter OF al mile from
the start, in ordor to get correct idea OF the
nlacIng o! the horses While at the post In the
Passaic stakos, CovinGton. who had the mount
m Reporter, acted In a very peculiar fashion.
nnlling up his horse on two or three occasions,
And ,roing what would otherwise have been
excellent starts. Starter Caldwells patience at
l,ngth gave out, and he called sharply 10 Cow
inpton: "Coyington. you're dol your worry
csc that you get away Iinalythe field broke
IN close order. Reporter as good as third. This
eolt is a marvellously quick beginner, as every
rnceRoer can testify and his forte is mud. Yet
after getting of we'll. tho reporter who was be-
tween furong and quarter OF
mile from the iost says that Reporter was
fully ten lengths behind bis field when tho
horses passed Lin, with IovlnGion sitting per.
fantly still The colt WAS losing grou MI at
Avery stride, and the boy was doing nothing 10
hep him. When they came ip iull view OF the
stand Reporter was - Ill u bad last but C0vIpg-
ton began riding, and closed very fast. In do
ing so he pulled In tight behind Volunteer,
Nhere he was delnGed with mud S AN s Ia
Thee hunde ed yards from home CoyinEton
struck Reporter few blows with nj VIII y
SapidIy. Volunteer, however, shook him Off at
the end and won by length. keporter sec
Snd and Tipstatf an Indifferent third. kogers,
the trainer Q! Capt sam roNns horse. went
70 the Executive Committee after the rage, and
eatd that Kep0rterS bad shoT ing was due to
cut the horse with his whip while Trey were
Of the post volunteer, the winner OF the race
e the same Volunteer that was beaten hun;
dren yards few days ago 10y Merden and
bali . dozen others in the last race of the
sapns STAKES aE but r Ne@Io.
nancy colt. christened Sorcerer after his VIC
tory, led nearly all the way and won with com
paratve ease by Two lenRlh his. The time IL q.
Is wretched and proves that pr Norriss great
colt Is only a shadow q himself he ran
eplriIs which characterized his movements at
bheepsheed Bay. Of course BANQUET won the
Ike n he srtsy Pat and
Kings Own. not being able to make him race.
E6S latter was beaten fnrG dcar a9ur 6at
s$R H. IA IL H. cot co.
WOULD incur for the Omnibus. go Senator
Hearst's private secretary took him out OF
3iS606. Cooper had the, colt At. and thought
Be could have won hands down My FELLOW
eifocco. Guard, and Walcotr; The Lorillard
tvo.1ers-od was played for pig none money; and and
race in the early pari Of it. Dr. Street had San
tnent Eyed f9r killing but although Carl Carl
con the colt ne was DANGER
PIE day.. Senator Hearst's Rhono, at TOTO l.
leading from start to finish ana NJ pSpsettiIe two
Svery fast for the sloppy track. Eurus took
the nth at mile and quarter. none q the
The winner Of last years Fu,urity STAKES. was
very heavily backed. and he managed TO
squeeze home In second place. Arab won the
RelnR race from start to finish and Blithe
forgot how TO DO coward for once. and
lhowed the. way home In the last, Peter. the
j was disastrous day ior hackers on the
Whole Eurps being the only pronounced IA
THE PAssAIc STAKES.
Volunteer, Chesapeake. Reporter. and Tip
0tAf we're hrst away to a fair start, Chesa-
HeGke, Ttpstaff and Volunteer had tho race to
9emselve~ from the start to the end o. hall q
Rle. Reporter last and losing ground rapidly
GoyinRton finally STATED TO ride. but nearing
volunteer he pulled him In behind. where he
ihe club house Covlngton drew his whip and
3nder Its stInulus, the black colt shot up to
serve and the mon ent he was coIlared by Ie-
porter Anderson sat down and the last named
S Wy FSS o1t again. won BY length. HeGorter
poo ADDED s2so 70 second q the staEeS; three;
R SSohA IS z Volunteer, a by Mortmer-sly
A. BTownsbr 9 Reporter 1 ilb g. Covingtonj.
cS.s.nsaSss e. h,G ir,pAiHn ~ tSatv4eD
PaS 4'''p''t' O'H''''' Lady Keel aud King Eric also
rGs5 Netting Against Reporter to s. TipSta to
toIuntesf, o TO !; Chesapeake to Il King Eric
?; Lady Reel 10 to |; DruiiesS 20 to l.
THE SAILING STAKES.
Russell, Hecromancy colt, st. Charles, and |
no. oxl Sr we're the FIST TO get under way when
{ls ., nag dropped to an excellent start. The |
Sere running necks apart at the end OF a quar- |
Ht se1tps being the most prominent of the |
nall and dropi cd back beaten. Foxford moving |
o oIa.E i6I n Poslti9n hundred yards from
aad Llttlefeid going to The whip the fnvorito
AS peAten the Necromancy colt winning by |
,lsI,RIhs russell was sIT Lengths before
The whID
re s1plinE Stakes for twoyear olds at S2Oo each
~ ~ ao added " which 500 to second; threequAr.
r. hhherS's UncAs- Necrompncy colt ia (ReganJ l
- y. hOfrss b. q. RubEel.I ~ q lit ehed....
MhoH c. fOKford. iUS w ponOhuej ..........
,VuAIles Or las6rOnck. Prince Charming, May.
"'ou s'1tuS aud Uncertainty alfo ran.
Tine l;lBa.
cfItf.., pt'InE-Aga INST Rus'ell even money; St.
h,nnniSs 70 u hecromancy colt 70 ! Dr.. Has
G1u.kl 70 !; MaywOOd 10 TO ]; SeAtus, Prince
NAwinH Uncertainty. each col.
THE STEVENS STAKES
tine Stevens Stakes requires little descrip-
NIL NIL as Banquet took tho lead at the starr and,
k,a{ihg With his opponcnts. won hard he Il 10y
~ a Gnzen lengths Kings own WAS second
kIouHhout, the other 81 arter, Jersey Pat never
long al the end. ' 80 " '"'
viii sEens hnk"s for three year olds AZ Slnp each
third MI HuNsa OF which $40 10 second aud 500 %
"II'Sh'Ie am i've furUugs
liz H SGC.t .. = Banquet By Rayon d'ur-Ella r.,
tHhh u horrt,s ch Kings own H.. Little
~ NorrsS CHI Z, Jersoy Pat 10 CSaryaegJ ... 8
Po,, No., Tine > aalI
InSS.. neIuhH Four 10 on ,Iqart; TO | against
~e'N"h' nIo against Jerssy Pat
THE FOURTH RACE.
betHuSe sstert was . good one, Lon and Rhono
The Emgh'y IN IRON n the flag went down.
home ~ au c.nse contrary until half way