The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-16
A BADDAY FOR THE TALENT.
ONLY ONE FAroRITE sUCCEssFUB AT
,sfMORRIS PARK YESTERDAY.

The Patrimony Colt Beaten by Alonzo for
tho August stakes-Engiish Lady Coos
Down Before Terriaer and kiideer sue.
cumb. to R-ckon-Riot saved the Day
for the Fnithrui-Arab Beaten by Annie.
md to Cap tho Ciimsx wsicott Breaks
Down when winninx-That $50, 900
Orekestrion-- DisGruntied hook max ers.
Yesterday was most disastrous day for the
talent at Morris Park, ne the favorites were
bowled over in quick succession. Riot being
tho only first CHI Ice TO got home In front dur
ing. tho afternoon. Thetrack wns muddy from
the henvy rains OF yesterday morning and
public form was al unknown nunnttyin nearly
every event. The ate nIance was largo anu
the betting spirited.
Tho stake events. tho August for two-year-
olds. the West End Hotel for three year-old
fillies. and the Runway Handicap for three.
year ods and upward were won by Alonzo.
Terrilier, and Reckon. to the great dsmay OF
those who had plunged on the Patrimony colt,
English | ady. and Kildeer for these events.
The Patrimony colt was the warmest third
OF q favori,e Tor the August Stakes, and so
generous was the support accorded him
BY the talent that he was we'll nigh
backed of tho boards as the candidates went
tho Necromancy colt. while not few put
heavy wagers on Umilita. a handsome Hlly
owned bv MIR. John Hunter. Mr.. xhall Keene
had Q good thing. and he kent 1t very quiet,
sharing tho air-tight cfnch with but few
friends. This was the rafting colt Alonzo, by
Harry O'Fnlon out OF Imogene. who had won
handsomely at Jerome lark. Aonzo was at
lOald ~ 10 in the books. and In the final
furlong he had the race to himself. winning
claverly with the Patrimony colt second. and
Anna L.. who was started by the Messrs.
Morris at the last moment. third. Airplant
end the Nscromancy colt did not run any
where near thelr true form. and the former.
who appeared to- have mortgage on third
place. q furong from home tired badly and
finished lnur,h.
ride the winner. was greatly pleased, Race.
land and BanInet were both scratched n the
figure how Eng .ish Lady ut lol pounis and
Bergen np could be- Iealen. The money went
int, the ring on :. h." adas
They had forgotten that Terrlilsr is superla-
tive performer in heavy going. and Ia the
iorcibly to their recollection. for when English
Lady got 10 the furlong pole she WAS in trou-
ins away at every s,riis. English Lady was
second, and Pagan third the Kancocas, repre-
Charley pG ,oT n hs sSs
hOnIestretch. but Fred Archer could not have
Buck wi find the chestnut daughter Of Mser
and Bonnie Lass a very dear piece OF horse
flesh before he gets through with her. lno
Grunde was beaten more than "a hundred
yards
KilIeer was plunged on by the knowing ones
was Thought incapable OF giving Mr.. Lorillard's
flIy twelve pounds mud beating ut mile and
showing through her skin with painful dis.
thickness but that, did not prevent her win
with K.Idser ior nils and Tuartsr. The
only other starter was the Western My Ship
%h was % e. mud
and came In furlong bob nd her opponents.
To time. 2A0 marks good performance. Is
hns:lo to at ler in the Omnibus stake Oh
TUESDAY mex, Il sne zoe; to t. the ost ~,
ISL By Tho thrte-year- old My Annie Annie
81 bsRed tS Ssf lily ss
splendid race and beat the favorite. home 6aif
was never s"S tar l ihsa jn was
asked the boy Snyder, who rode stridsaway.
she sHsd Ss
started me horse II such g%htnE st;rideaWey
Riot the hero Of many hard bnlties and who
has fought his way out OF the selling races in
weight to all his opponents. Peter receiving no
Son %na Atas Mdss
ham rode Pete IT., and the he race e., narrowed down
Who is ono 81 the MsIewes keys. si@sss
os IT
his life and beat his employers out OF barrel
Of n.opey when no landed Riot, winner BY q
how good Riot I it, lie Keeps on %ipnin n"o and
beating the best OF them, and it is matter Of
Omnibus Stake candidates that this colt is not not
sE he Tor Or. eompsttion in the race for that
Tie talent were SO highly eIated over their
Wfsc,, on Eiot thai hsy plunged boldly on
spSrt to a close. The Geiding Was PLAYED down
f. odds on and he greatly outcas cd his Held
times was on hand. though and wi hen Waicott's
triumph was almost assured. the eelding lay
h lea" down n the 81 %e
an waf sS Pull s nn
Of 4 a. the finish Tpnster. jr., was third ''''
h There INV was s,h ripple Of excitement IN and
rumored that the customs authorities would
levy on the huge ,!s. orrhsstrion which the Coy.
d.ssrved rbsrs was S"I some u talk aS s%ae
The bni Of ss so@e sms
Significant ,han those OF, previous days.
and eye yhodv was on the lookout for trouble.
The. Now York Jockey Club officials claim that
money from tho New York agent .oi
NE Ne tnsiruIms er teipg set uE in Il:
the amour agreed upon and have nothing to
do W It'll the differentiation. 1t Is said that
The Government wants $lS.C00 from the New
York Jockey Club. No Government officials
appeared IN the course OF the day though, and
last night the big machine was grinding away
rs usual
:, The fifty book max ers who had stood by the
Monmouth Park Racing Association through
tho late unpleasRntness were not very we'll
pleased when they saw, that thirty outsiders
hal gone on for the day. They appointed n
committee Il three 10 lay their ease before Mr.
Wi.heis. Mr. Withers thought they were
right. and promised 10 do something In the
matter.
THE FIRST RACE.
i, Apnie opsned up q b,g gan Ct the start and
fore Arab. who lad Candelabra at his sad
rapidly but Annie lasted long enough to win
by half a length. Candlebra was u bad third.
Free handi"ap sweepstakes of SDn each with si.CN'
added, Ut winch F.O't this second aud $40 to the
third: tnFee guartess Of a mile.
q. McLeweesb Annie, s. by Mr.. Pick wick-Bon
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