New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
ENDING MONMOUTH RACES.
TIE LAST DAY OF THE LONG MEETING.
s,S JUAN WINS THE JERSEY HANpIoAP-rHn
pArRIMoNY COLTS SUCCESS.

PATRIMoNY COLTS SUCCESS.
rfr Monmouth Park Racing Associations long meet
- AZ two months closed at Morris Park YESTERDAY
sth a big cloud of witnesses. IL was not osy Oh
~,nntort or delight far as the weather was con-
s.rned but the attendance was large, and wouOa
s.ve been much larger IL lovers OF racing could nave
ss, assured that they would be taken to and frc'n
,,s track ms quickly as an efficient and wemanaged
aj,way service could take them. But the thoush'
- posible long delays stcaming day was ols-
onraging and an unusually large proportion OF the
r,ople went to and from the course all the way III
carriages or were conveyed to Fordham' whe'e 'nes
1910 use Of the Grand Central Station trains AT the
c,urse fine fresh breeze blowing and existence
~ax not burden as 1t in the swelterng stFeets
Of the city. ...,,
only one favorite ont Of the six was successful
prnce the big array Of boolmalers filed their poce's'
while the long suffering, much enduring puohc o''
tIbu.ed iavishly to their enrichment The racing was
exciting enough, and IL was full OF starthng sur
pnses. Correction, on the faith OF her inu-y
srIllsnf victories in short races, was ihaoo
an esmal favorite with Slcipner IN the nrso
,ace at threequarters Of mile but during nei Ice'
and retreat from the turf she had iost al p,n'
and she was beaten far of In the most s@ouo'"e
manner. 1t pity TO start ner wnen s"o w~s
an wholly unfit to race and 1t caused mucn seNoio
,-,sc,sm sleipner came in next to last whiie oiu
!, John won the race at odds Of @ 70 l. heioh noSe
getting second place. The time was SLOW i'
for the track was dry ana lsst 49, l., A.
n. course ST Florian was the first choice IN tne
betting on the Carteret Handicap, WIN I,s %o,oUO
.Adsd money. for twoyear-olds, while Foxhai heencs
~. .,onzo was a close second choice. A long price
,a ho obtained against every other starter 81.
$50, was ridden close to the rail nearer 10 the
.,.c,ators. and handsomely and galianty he
.s,neS big lead and held IL ior nVe
s'-,"rrs Then his heavy weight Of l2o pounds
O-.sa..a him. he slackened speed, faltered,
s aN, halv nearly ran into the fence was neces
,, .,,Isd nm TO avoid an accident, and came in
swSsra near a place The colt has wohoerlui nlght
:, .aed hut neither his courage nor nus Staying power
sa- 10 have survived the shock OF tat tumble over
tSs fence at sheepshead Bay AlonZo ran eoou race
80 Nos weIl ridden by Hayward, but could not give
siu 80 "~ 80 the parimony colt and Lamplghter
s.,h - whom COT home in front OF him. But Alonzo
,.a s,,rd naoe The struggle for first position was
confined 10 the Patrimony colt ana Lamphgh'er' sho
.he pstnmony colt got it by narrow put decisive
margin The betting against the winner was ~ 10 l.
and French pool tickets pau OIL ~ -'' W. '
and 500 60 for IS for place
anu =, Cnav,or conld have ridden the Patrimony colt,
.s had been arranged a few days ago. Mr.. Appleby
and his friends would have backed him to Wn fortune
put Mr. Caldwell set down Clayton at Jerome
PARK on Wednesday and so great confidence was feit
m pickerlng's ability to get the colt home In 'front.'
So Mr. Appleby and the friends of the stable put only
small amounts on the winner Pierre Lorillard, how
ever put $3.50 each way him at the longest odds,
and won $500 on the race.
Mr. WlthersS Cadence colt was ridden by Dam0ey
He looked we'll But Mr. Withers was away at
wedding Lambley rarely rides well for Mr. Withers
any vay He reserves his finest efforts for Pierre
Iosllard IN the hope of getting $1,000 gifts He
. the Cadence colt as If he did not know there was
race until It was almost over When LAmbley woke
mn the colt came on rapidly but 1t was too late
to do better than to secure fourth position
Barpes rode anything but brilliant on Pick
ncker the favorite for the Jersey Handicap, while
Nurphy handled San Juan in his finest style San
Juan is vastly improved colt and won easily in
90 Pjckncker second and Terrner third. Russell
acted badly at the post and suked in the Barnes
did not make his run with Pcknicker until it was too
late to have any chance OF catching San Juan Murphy
rode waiting race with San Juan until he was
furlong from the end when he sent him to the front
with tremendous rush. Barness effort with PicR-
ncker came later and was feeble.
All the Morris horses were In bad luck ana poor
racing form. The betting Ambulance was to
on in the fourth race hut although she was second To
Reknfcker fn 80 "a few days ago, she was next 10
last in Al 3-4 yesterday at a mile. She refused
entirely to when called upon in the homestretch
Prather to /, took the after lively finish
with Pagan, Lizzie third On Wednesday Prather was
ridden at Jerome Park by Penn. Yesterday he was
RIDDEN by Bryant, who is not remarkable Jockey, but
who give Penn great many pounds IN the sahoIe'
sallie McCleland has not shown any noteworthy
speed at Morris Park, but in Bermuda Byron NC
Cleland has Mgh-cass three-year-old- He defeated
Riot and Stockton in mastery style in the fifth race
and ran the mile and quarter well In hand in 2 :O7
LambIey rode Sirocco with great dash, spirit and
energy in the last race and the favone, Pearl Set,
came in second.
Pierre Lorillard passed highly enjoyable afternoon
and carried home large gains, his principal
winnings being on the Patrimony colt and sirocco.
L. Appleby. and all his friends lost large sums on
Pcnicker and Stockton.
some criticism appeared in this column yesterday
of Wednesdays programme at Jerome Park and it was
erroneously stated that the Monmouth Park Assoda-
ton was responsible for the card Of the day. The
NewYork Jockey Club gave the races at jerome Park
on Wednesday.
Mr. Galway SAYS positively that the officers of the
Monmouth Park Association consented TO pay the bill
for honahans funersI although taey eApressea cno
tndoubtedy they were Many undertakers make Practc
Of putting in extraordinary and eSorbltant Ds, ana
t5is uHderiaRer had presented the bill to Secretary
Crickmore 1t would have been paid and hlchael F.
Dwyer might have saved his check.
The Monmouth Park Association has no large fund
for disabled Jockeys In It's selling races the surplus
and nothing goes to such fund. 1t has had small
amount such fund made up from lines levied upon
jockeys and trainers az various tmes'
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST HAcE-Fres handicap sweepstakes of $50 each.
with 81, 600 added Of which 500 to the second and
'''' TO the third 4N'''''''''''' "''' 6 so'TnS F.
s. Loves eh c. st. John, by Botherauon-
dam By Victory, aged, 100 n (car. 1922 , =
0ambley) i I'll u
n Kernashan'' b. + Helen Rose a5v,6s 3 NO Isl 81
L. L. LOrllard's ch. h. slcipner. 4. rs
Correction, 3, III Littlefeld) 10 -
Time-1 :l3s..
Mutuas-St. John straight paid rs, place sIS 30
Helen Rose place s27 20.
Lzzie. Reckon and Charley Post were withdrawn.
John A. Morrls's theory that the outer rail was ce
shortest way home was thoroughly tested Correction
TRAVELLED by that and finished far in the But
she went TO the post and every Joint, and
IT was mistake start her. Slepner led down the
bill on the other side Of the track, but inside the last
furiong Helen Rose passed him. In last hundred
yards st John got up and challenged Helen, and In
vigorous nsh beat her by neck; Helen Rose second two
lengths before Sepner.
SECOND RACE-IHE q AprEprsr III NnrCAp a sveen-