The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-13
A DAY OF SUPERB SPORT.
FAST TINE AND STIRRING FINISHES
ON MoSMoUTH,s STRETCHES.

Poet Scout. and Made . Dead uent on
Daeonet with Stockton for the Elberon
stakss-Kineston, Chicago, and waisott
Also Win In Very Fast Time.
Tho 10000 persons who won't to Monmouth
Park yesterday afternoon expecting to enjoy
hrst-cass sport have reason to feel Gratifed.
for they saw one OF the very best days racing
seon In years. Every race was holly contested.
and 80 fast was tho track. and 30 high the
quality OF the horses engaged. that several OF
the events were won very close to record time.
There were three stake features on the pro-
Gramme-tho Atlantic. for two-year- Odds. at
three-ouarters OF mile: the Hackensack
Handicap. for three-year- olds and upward. at
one mile and half. and the Elberon Stakes.
for three-year-o Odds and upward. at seven fur
longs The Oneck Stables gamo little colt,
| Sir Walter. ridden by Snapper Garrison. won
the two-year-old event after q sharp struggN
with the Empire Stables handsome colt,
Comanche. The Snapper was again to the
fore In the Hackensack Handicap. that dash
| Ing rider landing the rich event with Eastin *
Larrabee's crack four.year- old colt Poet Scout,
son Of Longfellow and Gypsy 1t was no easy
victory eithor. and 1t brought out all OF Garri-
sons strength and skill before the Montana
owned and bred colt passed the post head
before Mr.. Frank Ehret's fve-year-old horse
ylu DOueb NlCelunu TuHuiuB thlIus
For the Elberon Stakes Garrison on Dagonet
and Clayton on stockton had u drawn battle.
The result tn snd as
neither ownor cared to run tho race over again
ON r Wssr Se and o.
Garrison rode good race on Strathmeath in
the opening event at seven fnrlq2gpgs s. .o.o,
an odds on favorite In the betting. nut SO
MUG much money came into the ring on St. Michael
son at Rs
| also played to win and to be no worse than
eGf ees 81 sSs hs St
from Messrs. Boyle 4 Littlefeld the two-year:
Bloom and although no carried the coors Of
his former. owners, he ran in tho interest OF his
tie colt. and St Michael made III. running when
tie .,af iel to god start. At the r END , OF
and Sinus had to tan the S colt the Side Of
the head to keep him straight A quarter Of a
mile from from hSme M %arrison snot up from the
Bird; who had also been trailing. The Snap;
per per found e, that Comanehe had me. more sreedd
and wanted to run out. while Sir. VA ter. rum
less. who had always been prominent. beat
psiE st s NJ S o Ta nv cas r dus
and mSrs ran and Bss Very son spt
named Rainbow. The colt was green. and
Little6eld could not get him to join his horses.
Sir Walter is not ct all prepossessing in APP
crack Of his age SO far this season. His popu-
lar owners are to be congratulated. Comancho
is one Of tho improving kind. and should win
With Garrison on Poet Scout the, talent did
rot look further for the horse to make fnvotite
even money, pemuth , and Eaceland dA ciosnS
When Mr.. Howe despatched the field the light
weighted English Lady set out to make the
turn. whore Russell passed her and showed
the way into the ho On p, English Lady
stretch Poet Scout Challenged KaeeIand and
rat5is aad sups SSSn race y Gid Dimes
cattle H De- eu the
Poet Scout and Demuth were on exactly even
dns the ss ana tne wsrs
vantage over he other: NE horses Sampsd
anfs hing point found Poet sGout's head in
land was third. three lengths away. There
WAS great Applause when the time for the mile
than the reco2d.was disI aye ei'o ON the sf tee
On he T he Sho q ssns
Ms Cd form. Poct Scout is. owned. by Messrs.
Eqstin 4 Larra9ee Of Deer Lodge; Mon.
at, 3 to /. with Kilkenny. stockton. and May
Win most IN demand OF the others. The ,ei4;h.-
good start; Westminster Norris cast-oii, cut
ry!p sd htd FL shs
oi him The half brother to frem9nt, chucEs cd
& anS s hd o% w fS' thc 0m sva ae
| lite. He was quickly challenged by Clayton.
who came from the ruek with Stockton. and.
to ~ nagonet !frst over the line. Stockton
Eatpsd at every stride And getting Tp IN the
was third tires es"q lengths ns away Msssss
stuart and Dwyer agreed to divide. the stake.
=, The racing began with dash at seven fur
| longs. Tor which Kingston WAS favorite at
and as Correction had beaten the brown horse
common talk that Mr.. Dwyer was not betting
On him. majority Of the heavy players let
meath or Reckon CLEANING and Gertis D.. on
almost even terms. made tho running until
nor a aS%e awss, Ss
81 5SDfad,tHr!,t Beating strsth%sssh j. ieaTt5
tgrn Reckon was third KinSstGn carried led
have moments unensn"ss from the moment
Tnral cut loose until the wire was reached
d g2st 1857
Chicago q strong tsvorit" at 2 to /, whiIo long
FxGorlment had spoiled several starts and
kicked kicks s sim whY had the mount on the
aEay to i.!r start. Waroaint. Ltpstre. and
speedy brother to Gold Dollar mado tho run
ming, with MINI aha and Experiment in close
attepdancS and Chicago hcading tho ruck
began to drop by the wayside. and Tnrai. going
home first by two lengths Simmons beat
MNnnelhaha, three lengths fer %n second money;
Dagonet were, recently sold by Mr. John Hum
tor to MI. H. Dwyer for $4,000. Mr. Hunter
| was greatly pleased at Chicagos performance.
Arae. with Garrison up was favorit.a Mt short
price Ter the selling race at hree-Quarters Of a
choices respectively. The Light Weighted
Knapsack out ont the running for half a, mile.
first rank iroH n. start. strods to tho front
rison rode Arab with wi Zip and spur through
| outthe last quarter OF q mile. but fourth was tho
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