The sun., 1891-07-10
NELLY BLY, WINS THE OAKS.
MIR. nrELMEEDs LITTLE FLILY PROVES
THAT SHE CAN sTAE

at Jerome Fark-Favorites VIA -,
Straight Races, and Tsrai Rides -Four
winuers-The Clara Colt ths Only sur
prise = Chesapeake. Fremont. strath'
meath. Long Dance. and Rex viotorious
Tho Monmouth Park Racing Association hsd
bright skies for the fourth day Of their meet
Ing at Jerome Park. but the attendance wat
light even for On of day. not moro than 26OC
persons being present TO witness tho success
OF Nelly BLY, In the Monmouth Oaks.
The Oaks was the feature Of the card. and
had six starters, with Nelly bly, the favorite.
In the paddock before the race. Mr.. A. ]. Cas-
satt who bred the 1lly as we'll as Equity, the
second choice in the betting. looked Nellie BLY,
over very carefully. He must have had . few
pangs OF remorse for quitting the turf. as the
crop OF youngsters he dlsposed OF at the
clearing-out snle were by far the best ever
bred ut Chesterbrook. Tho Oaks was not q
good contest. the pace being very Glow for the
first half mile. but when they commenced
racing In earnest. Nelly Bly strode to the
front. and won quite cleverly. kildeer was
second just as easily as Nelly bly, won. but the
fight between Reckon and Equity for third
money was spirited. the Morris Glly getting
the almost empty honors by short head.
Equity 10 not the fllly che was at sheepshead
Bay. while Nelly Bly, has vastly improved.
Haywood. Tsnny's sister. looked as though
she might be dangerous at one time. but she
possesses very little OF her great brothers
speed. and quickly died away. Murphy rode
Flavilla, but the Preakness Ally was never
prominent
Chesapeake was favorite for the opening
race at seven furlongs. and the big Relding
won after brush with Pagan In the final
quarter OF a mile. Jack Joyner must buy John
Hugglns new suit OF clothes over the race.
Before the race they agreed that the victor
should buy the loser new suit OF clothes.
Chesapeake will now be turned out for rosI
Frontenao carried lot OF money for Jordan
and other members OF the colored CONTINGENT
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to the rail and was left standing.
six furlongs aud Tarai. riding . waiting race.
Gams away in the stretch = and nd won won, ,handily
win the mile and a furlonE handicap. and. rum
2ns a5 pV hands
@ .bs 'R Ra brSSsr 70 Exile sore
Old Long Dance was favorite for the fifth
race. WHICH, by the way. was not sent out Inst
Tsra had the mount cunt and saueezed Ryss bread.
winner homo a lenH h in front OF Nardee.
Edgar Johnson was third.
welter-we!ght handicap at six furlongs, and
playing with his opponents, the Morris colt
Msa Ms1 ,bIJS hinder stout pull from Lima Norwood
The last race Of the day had but three en-
makers. plunged on Exotic
They went DOWN hard ra, when Jack bMG90nads ,h
fsvcrte ; II thowns e no speed IN the iurlons
The Clara colt is half brother to RecIare. AID
is nearer Tenny in G1niormaion thun any
1t was great day for Taral. who rode four
winners. s..
swerved to the rail and was left Chesapeake.
Pagan; and EnduEsr made ts the @ rnnnlg n i9 IN. In
sS1 al sSe Way kems but 5hsssrs%fs Won fa bs
neck. Endursr was very poor third: MN
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THE SECOND RACE.
Dr. Wilcox. Hinda Dwyer. and Eolfe made
the running until the upper turn. where iTaral
moved up with Fremont, and the big Dwyer
colt had no trouble IN winning by half a |, myth:
money
for two ,as. haze not s,os sGn
AZ snd eSi a xi 81
+. J. Dwysr 4 IONS br. C. Fremont by fremont,
s'us' H. sSr.i.. Dr. wilcox liz tLi;i,.n.ld
usnSs MS1a 6Sys, sSa1: st.o s.u "
w,i::. h!aas b~ssf ""S; Il is IL Rolf. Mutual:
THE MONMOUTH OAKS.
ers 10 q good start. haywood bringing up the
rear. Kildeer and Equity made tho running
past the, stand ard around Picnic Hill: with
Maywood the most prominent OF the others
Sn MaSweod aag dN Nsy fy0 By ' Reckos @
head and head. When once squared away
TaIa moved Up with Nelly Gy, BY ,H. Hnd tn, the
lnsene tte ay two sHa snshs 1 Hdesr
beat Reckon two lengths for second money.
Equity fourth. head away.
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Equity ''av'lla ana Tina. MsygoSs s?ish s'0 ran
i; ds: sy r., Eqr ss s.y
Wood. Is 10 i. iutnsis paii SO IS. SID, sii.o5.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Ben Kingsbury was inlulged with tho lead
to the head OF the stretch, where Strathmeath
went up 70 him under g strong n1 pHll: tGoying-
winning by head. Ben Ktnesbury beat War
path hve lengths for second money.
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and y furlong.
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@. r sanders b h. Men KingsbuIy. ig7 tClayton)..
r. Ge6hard'e b. C. "arPnsm m. ,a 10 w. p0n0hus'"
Be.,lns-Thres. , on s.Ta.hmes,h : to ! AGAINST
wArpath to Ben Kingsbury hutuals paid 30.
SjGG, SLIo
THE FIFTH RACE
vardee and Edgar Johnson made tho pace
until the bluff had been passed. =, Then
and there wasn't much to ehooso between Var
stretch. Coming home Long Dance drew out
and won by an open length. Vardee beat
Edgar johnson three lengths for second
money.
Sweepstakes for thresyearo olds and upward. OF $50
zach with 81 900 ADDED q which 800 % she second
aud 6lOO to third; selling allowAncssi one mile
!. 2. sanders's h. Long Dance by Longfellow-
N. corb.tss Dr. vardss iii tTayiori.
]. NoDonAlds ch b. Edgar johnson. 4 ioo tRAy)...
Odetta ran.