The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-06
AT MONMOUTH.
THE Law AND ORDER LEAGUE
PROMPTLY COMMENCES OPERA TIOys

&'NS"s 3St SV""ENtho OfbNdIlONS
fresident Waicott, Secretary Crickmore.
Starter Rowe, and Eleven BooEmakers
Hailed Mt Oceauport-Dcmuth Wins the
Long Branch Hnndienp - Locohatchce
Lands the Hackensnck Handicap In HoI-
low Style = strathmeatb, Eagle BIRD,
Waicott, aud Thistie Colt Victorious.
The attendance at Monmouth Park ycstcr-
day afternoon was Of course small in COMPARE
son with the multitude that turned out TO
celebrate the reopening Of the magnificent
course on Independence Day. but there were
fuliy o.OoO persons present when the bugle
sounded for the opening race.
1t was expected that the Law and Order
League would give the Monmouth Park
officials and the bookmnkers trouble during
the day. and there was no surprise when con-
stables appeared with warrants for President
Alfred +. Walcott. Secretary Henry q. Crick-
more. and Starter James Rowe. The warrants
were issued under the old disordcrly house law.
and the officials went before Justice Tallmann
| OF Oceanport. and were promptly released in
500 ball. Mr.. Rowe returned to the course
Just as the bugle sounded for the first race.
Later in the day eleven bookmakers wore taken
into custody AMI released under 500 bonds
each. Luclen o. Appleby Of Mon mouth county
being the bondsman in these rs in tho cases
OF tho President, Secretary. and starter. Tho
eleven bookies were II. Phillips. W. J. Conner.
Ehrlich Co.. A. II. Hayes. Joe Cotton. f. W.
Marks. Sam Emery. Ike Thompson. W. b.
Stokes. John Duffy, and c. Goodwin.
The Long Branch Handicap. at one mile and
quarter, and the Hackensack Handicap at
milo even. were the stake features Of the pro-
gramme. Four good handicap horses went
to tho post for tho mile and n quarter
event. Judge Morrow and Raceland divid-
Ing the honors Of favoritism. Demuth car
rylng but los pounds. had SO much advantage
In the weights that his owner and his friends
figured that the son Of Ten Brock and Belle
| OF Nantura should win. A smart delegation
the ssP sSTsa h tns s'"s at asa
Rim no, sG$nss 70 beat, juass Mo1;fs ~:
When Mr.. Rowe dropped, the nag to a, good
set about Tie task Of kns OF his s opponents a
hoHnaiRg tho uHpper turn he was three Lengths sr
running head aud head. but once squared
away for, the long run homo DoGGett let
lad and IN s wors
on RacsIani, and Judge Morrow. aud when
he saw the whips flying he was content Dog
str9geIsd sameiy under, The whip and beat
Russell made u bluff opposite tho club house
and encouraged his hackers for moment
It SU ass n the an5 ths
fast and shows how good Old Bones is at pres
ent; as he carried 1913 pounds and ran second:
good. Demuth from now on will be hard
horse to beat at ANYTHING over mile when
Locohatchee and Leonawell were the top
weights for the Hackensaek Handicap at one
| milo over the straight. and the talent figured
| that the should la hatwapn them. Mara
and the others being left out Of consideration.
Locohatchee was the favor!te in the betting.
osrIc. Dr.. Ross. Blizzard. and Hamilton were were,
with Lsonaws and Mars the most rrominent
Of the others, they cut out, the page
A % ss S"s trour rneH dm T hs
ruck. and. riding out into daylight. had the
race secured. the chestnut colt winning with
who under the whip beat Hamilton neck for
second money I.eonawell chucked i up at
is a great. heavy headed colt and little FINN
was unable to keep him straight on the broad
to ths post The time. 'i:4os. IS .VNte last.
Mr.. Lorillsrd was much pleased with the colts
straihmeath was ,favorite for the opening
race. dash Of mile over the inner circular
and S Eff indsSinT H. Anth"ny With
'%;h s S y "Gs sn MsR MsHs err MOI lard
ond. three lengths before st. Anthony.
Strathmeath's previous race oyer the grass
beat him. was too bad to be Ills true form. and
the public left 1t out Of consideration Jester
Delury handsome colt by Kingfsher. out
choice OF the talent for the second race for
Boyls Littleiields Eagle Bird closing I;
strong second choice. The race was Eagle
| letfe Nj. md Delury had cut out tle running
for quarter of n mile Fred Littleheld cut
WITH the NV Of caaIss
short head from the honlely Jeannette, NJ.
We're beaten of.
Walcott. Yemen. and TrinGle had n strong
slight favorite. Yemen went away, from the
post ike Quarter horse. and at tho end q
b before Wacott WHO had Tor att nttemdn sn'
Kh1rsH6d W anq AdiEa To the [G
Jimmy. Mclauglhin's handsome big gelding
won rather handiy byn length Yemen beat
Milt Young length for second money. Al the
end Milt Young was running much stronger
than any other horse III the, race. lie is II
slow beginner, anI Simms worked his PASSAGE
Warsaw opened favoritc for the closing race.
a scramble for two-ycar-o Ids. at five fnrlongs.
but so much money came in on McSsrS Gideon
\ Days bay colt by Macaroon. out Of Thistle.
that the unnamed young ,tor was almost first
| ~
for three fnr!ongs. with the Tist.o colt second.
and then tho race was over. Thistle colt draw
ing out and winning handily MuscUvito beat
Lindsay for second money. Warsaw; although
ridden In Tarals most vigorous style. did not
seem to have any sped. Tod Slonnc. Walcott
~ Camnbcll's nc,w lightweight. rode osric in
the Hackcnsnck Hnndi'ar.
w. Flynn. who rode Blizzard. is a brother to
Joe and Tommy Flynn. Jimmy Mccormick =
jockeys.
Mr. Galway put upa stable boy named Petite
on his My Marina in the selling race. AMI told
the boy to do whatever Starter Rowe told him.
After the race Mr.. Galway spoke to the little
follow and asked him how Mr.. Rowe had used
him.,
the boy. Mr. Galway pn,tnd him on the head
and assured Petite TINT he would be great
rider some day
Summaries follow:
| THE FIRST RACE.
| Sweepstakes fol three ynnr,ods And upward OF $50
500 to third. one mile.
az Morris:h ~ strA,hmea,h. =. by strnthmoro-
Gideon Dalys b. e. Merry Monarch 8, 100 (Simmsl =
W II. MrCarhy's br. {. ST. Anthony. D. 10Y (Sloane 4
| BhrefOo. hlsO ran.
| Time, ava
Bettng-Even money Straihmirath. to r against