The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-30
RACING AT MON'M OUTH.
CASThLIA WINS THE HOLLTWoOD IN
GRAND STYLE.
The Raritnn Stakes an Easy Thing for
Judge MorrOw-Owner Shields, Jockey
Camp, and Little JIm Ruled on.

| MONDAY night leU monmouth fhrR DehutlIul
course n sea OF mud and water yesterday, and
| robbed tho sport OF much OF its endowment,
Firenze being withdrawn In the Navesnk
Handicap, leaving Eurus the easiest Kind OF q
victory over the uncertain Tomboy.
Trainer Byrnes very wisely decided not to
take any chances with the queen OF the turf.
and decided at the last moment that sho would
BIO safer in the stable than running over the
| slippery surface. which suited old Eurus so
we'll. Had she started good price would
have been secured against Eurus, and, at the
difference in weights in the mud, he would
| have had chance to beat the mare. The Hol-
lywood Handicap ended, as many expected. In
the victory OF Mr.. Withers's handsome fy
Castalia. With but SO pounds up. this
pretty daughter OF Mortemer won.
Fairy second, when the California Ally
appeared to be winning handlly Reckon
| looked thin and drawn, and Is evidently
sadly in need OF q rest. The disappointing
| Equity was fair third. after fight with Kill
| door. Eurly Blossom carried o lot OF money
| for the Brighton Beach contingent, but she
was never In tho hunt. Tho ring was hard hit
over Castalia, as she was backed down from
Is to l to to l at the close. Tho Raritan
Stakes for three year ods was an easy thing
for Judge Morrow who led from start to finish
under n stout pull. Kempland was the despised
outsider. but he beat Kings own and Chieftan
out for the place with The utmost ease, the
heavy going being exactly to the liking OF the
big chestnut, whose best races have been run
over q heavy track. In the opening event the
talent plunged on Volunteer and Bella b.. the
geldinE carrying the bulk Of the money at the
close Anderson took him to the front in tho
first quarter Of mile. and none OF the others
could make him race, Anderson sitting still
and winning hands down from Grimaldi.
n.Io II AlN AL -
try atter the end OF five furlonGs.
The fifth rnce was disastrous to James
Shields. his horse Little Jim. and Jockey
Camp. Little Jim never could run we'll in
heavy going. and his price naturally raised.
Esquimau was big iayorite Tor the race. and
Carried ee Sh i lump e OF % mone Gksdo
and Little Jim were the only other starters:
and both were beaten OF III, Inc Judges s called
running. Camp really had no business In the
s ago mr. Sheds said that he did not think bis
horse could win. and he started him for
jockey. and horse OIL the course. Horses
are very often run In races for work. IT
Is OF maj az ono me
betting. Eon. sipEgard, and, Miss Belle az
the race was the appearance Of inspector D. for
the first time this year. Tho old fellow will
on the big side after doing stud duty at Erden;
helm. Half way homo the INSPECTOR had
end Of mile. When it came risht down to
drive the beautiful Hearst fllly. Miss Belle,
was TOO much for SIugRard.
vestigation into the running Of his horse Re- |
porter on saturday last. and the EIeeutiye |
as the time for the hearing 49,.
A report in a Brooklyn contemporary that |
In the ScuI Stakes, few days greatly |
worr! led owner street and Jockey snapper |
who had the EN- m0Ipt t. on that
race. Yesterday they handed Mr. Withers |
tickets showing that $500 had been bet on
and iIst he had RIDDEN hin as hard as he had
ono OF the big plungers OF the ring. and Carl
son and Street were both interested rest In the
Sepent and he cRes are eennne
slr. Wi,hers was conGra,uSlated BY hts friends
feT the victory Of h W In the the
merits OF his handsome lilly, declaring: she's
no account: no account at all
THE FIRST RACE.
Volunteer and Meriden made the running
from the drop Of the flag. Bella b. and Gri-
maldi coming side by side two lenRths away.
There was no change until opposite POST, the club
Meriden and Bella b. began 10 hang out siS-
mails OF distress. Volunteer won. unchallenged
Bella B. rs FAR for the place. Martin not per-
severing with the mare when he saw she was
beaten.
.dded Of Which $40 and sioo third
F., Ge6hArdse Volunteer IL. G by NOrtemSr-sly
D T. FGlsifsrs b h Grimaldi aged % i.ambloy.....
Dryer hrothersb IN Bella B.. 10Y lMArtinj...
heriden also ran r,. ,,,,
Post BettinG-AEainst Volunteer H.. eto5 5; Bella B.,
TO /; hertden, Ito /; GrimRld- 6to ].
THE HOLLYWOOD HANDICAP
Fairy and Wendaway had slight advantage
over the others; FlHvlle. C9st@lia; and Equity
the running to the end Of The opening quarter.
with Castalla. Equity. Kildeer, and Early
T
the club house Fairy appeared to be vim ing
hands down. Castalia. however; came with q
and With RsT rh Of IS
was invlncable winning by two lengths. Fairy
kildeer finished q very close fourth.
TaS qIS . 90 ns .SaS ' 81
s. D witheSs Oh. T. Castaila. BY Nor.smer-cA+
so::mosl sis6ss Fairy ii5 iHsmlson,,.:::::
kdss Ests b aSsiy P Annie
Pos. Bs.sns-Asaln, Faiiy s 5, Reckon az !:
Rn % fas Rds
FIayila each, 80 to /; Mayiower. 20 tol.
THE HAITIAN STAKES
Judge Morrow went away in front and mono
y tho others were even able TO make him run.
he big colt leading all tho way aud winning
lands down by two leuEths Rempland sur
,rscd the boys by beating Chicttain and
Kings Own out for second place.
IT, TIL aa d"sss Witch & 10 90. %s
nd quarter
!. b Morriss b. C. Judge Morrow. by vHgabond-
I. COrbetts CHI, kompland, III (Simsl,.........2
A.. 4. II. NurrIss ch, Kings own. lo7 Little
HeIul {
Chiettain also ran.
Time. 2l3 &
Post Bettng-Fivo to . on Judge Morrow: against
hietsain, Alto l. Kings own to |. KemplAnd, to
THE NAvEsISK HANDICAP
Eurus lost Tomboy from the drop Of the flag.
Winning under a pull by ten lengths. There
vas considerable betting on tho time Of tho /
ace the prevailing odds being 3 to ! that 1t
would not be 2:4O, and 70 to Z on that It would
10 alower or faster. Tho time. 2;42k. was
reetod with cheers by the crowd. =
The NAveIink Handicap, sweepstakes OF $50 each
'itn $500 added OF which 500 10 second; one milo
nd a half
linggtns's h, h. Eurus, aged, by EmuS-MAjcStic >
d. Witnorss CHI Il. T0luboy. T. iO4t, "a. CUvngton)
Time 9;I9L !
Post Bettng-ssyentoi ON EuruS; against Tomboy, \
to /.
THE FIFTH RACE. !