New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
TAMMANY'S LORILLARD.
THE PEPPER GOT THE SECOND PLACE.
eoxHALL KEENG's BELLADoNNA COLT FIRST IN
THE JULY STAKES.

Inrlhrd Day was OF the mos. popular enjoy
oh,e and successful days in the history OF the Mon
mouth Park Association. The rich prize OF the Lori
lard stakes was captured In the easiest manner by
The public favorite. Tammany who was beyond all
question the best horse in the Visitors the
track who were very numerous. amazed to find
that the rain which fell In NewYork Friday night
and saturday morning had passed by Monmouth. and
that the track dry and fast Dust was flying in
c,ouds and no signs Of moisture were anywhere ap
rsrent II was a well-Satisfcd multitude that re-
turned from the course last evening although SIX
races besides a walkover had taken place and the
DELAY caused in the second by the necessity Of
leading Halcyon the post prevented the departure
Of the trains for New York at so early minute as
u.nal Hearty praise Of Marcus Days fine colt
T.,mrnany were every lip and the exceptional skill
o. his trainer Matthew Byrnes. who sends his horses
10 tho post in fauless condition for such stakes -
the Realization and the Lorard. commended
with enthusiasm.
Tammany won the Lorillard Stakes with even more
ease than that with which he the Realization Al
Shcepshead BAY he was conceding weight 70 huhocf
of his opponents. In the Lonlard he net them on
equal terms. The Pepper admirably RIDDEN by
Iaral and again second to Tammany, while ARA
cot third position Huron's performance was disap
pointing He was second in the Futunty last year.
but has not improved since then, in comparison win
horses of his own age. as much as Iammahy' i'e
Pepper and ARA appear 10 have done rn'roh was
unplaoed. and Louis stuart must now fy rcalze tNat
he made the greatest mistake of his life when he re-
fused 10 sell this colt for $4,000 after his Brooklyn
Derby victory YoIkve Belle ran very poorly after
her dashing Performance Thursday and grieved all
her friends deeply In october last she could nave
given Ta,nmany at least five pounds ARA ten
pounds and The Pepper fifteen pounds, and run away
from them ALL Yesterday trailed In far behind
these three Of the rcguMr weights giving them nothing
and yet wofu beaten. such are the vrss'tuues
OF racing Sic nay he able 10 cope with the Colts VI
September and October. but great many racing men
believe to-day that II she we're trained by MsV'he~
Rrnes and ridden by Garrison she could ou'iuh any
colt in the United States now in training even IN
this month OF July. Murphy did not per>cvere Win
her after Tammany had her soundly beaten AZ
washington Park Chicago Jockeys are compelled 10
ride out their mounts for third money IN inc
East NO such rule is enforced although 1t onet 70
be- since l. 2 betting Is permitted ferhaPs
Yorkvine Belle had chance for the $1,000 Niru
money in the LOrilart. Anyway II IS eer'aih '""'
she was not ridden out for II.
The tine was 90 10. This Is good time bnt I'D
no way startling since 1t was made on the s'rais'"
track The record, 2 30 Ia, was made by or1hc Oh
an oval course, Washington Park, Chicago IN June
1890 Ormie was four years old, and carried only
1o5 pounds. Many Of those Western records are very
doubtful Western cities fast that they dssipate
records In 1891 the LorilaId at Morris Park
-over the hill OF cOuree-and Montana won 1t very
easily In OF strathmeath second ana ressara 'ru
In 1900 the distance mile and man, ana II
ought never TO have been reduced In that year ioe
was first ridden by Garrison tournament seCo"u
Time. e:36 Ia In 1891 the value Of the Lorlaru
a. .be frat borse was a little over $4,000 This year
q & worth somewhat more Shelbark bolted IN yes
teriay's race but he had no chance even oil Il Puoe
Tammany was much superior to every other amman III
the race and clearly the Lorillard on his meri'
Colonel Pepper says that ne intends to continue Oss
Inc away at Tammany with The Pepper, and hopes 70
Ao- vrhe
carry weight penalties and The Pepper gets weight
allowances Go ahead Colonel. That Is the right
spirit. .,, -,
In the July stakes DR.. Rice was the favorte' al
though he carried 125 pounds, and ne was bachcu
heavily BY his owners Ncssrs Gideon & DAILY IL was
widely known that Foxhal Keenes unnamed colt oy
81 plSse ont OF Beadonna had shown fast work, ana
sc he carried twelve pound. less than Dr. Rice he was
hacked by the shIewdest men on the grounds sthous
II was bis first race. He displayed staying power as
well as speed and defeated Dr.. Rice In vigorously
contested finish. This colt looks If he would surely
,,,c,e nd become stubborn wrestler in great stakes
hereafter Marcus Days colt, The Baron, BY Hidaieo
out Of My Love, seen in the July STAKES lot ue
first time Under Garrisohs powerful rdlng ne "ah
a moderate third lie looks like one Of the wear-and-
tear sort and IS almost certain TO run much better thah
n,ohtaway and Shelley futile (he could hardly run
wcrss, bu he has neither the appearance. action nor
.,sed ~ winners OF Junior Champion, FItur1ty ana
realization stakes Marcus Daly however, is doing 80
su 4, the groat three old contests that he can
AFFORD to lose the two-year-oh STAKES
Inugstreet had walkover In the monmouth CUP
Messrs Eastin q; Larrnbee. owners Of Poet Scout
con, tha. Golf East 10 win the Suburban, but Poet
Scor, ron , moor fourth. His owners AID his trainer
are certainly the most patient OF walters, ior Wey
nave not started the colt since. He was expec'ed
10 run In the Monmouth Cup, but was "lthdra"h'
Poet Scout does sll of his scouting ana MS poetry
IN his box stal HIS owhcis cannot iohc ana H'o"o'
with him in that way.
When Potomac last ran at Shepherds Bay he carried
light weight, made the pace and ran away from tn"
field Yesterday he carried lis pounds and Iarsi
rode a waiting race with him. Either because he has
become so vague, because he Vas short oil WORK
he cured up ut the finish and Merry Monarch de-
,.otad him easily Merry Monarch has never been
raced into form, and mus, be treated with respect by
the Handicapped. It might not be bad plfn 10
fry rnnnng Potomac in front In his next race even II
no carries considerable weight. since that plan sue
ceeded 50 well at sheephead Bay.
I J. McCaferty's flly Helen Nichols, who has
,onr winning races In the West, the fourth race,
Prince Imperial running second and Experiment third:
DO far r 9eeT * cbSar had been almost as bo
advised when he paid FL 900 for Experiment as wnen
lie Rd an and oo 0 all her speed away before her
he trainer ought to try 'a s1SRads ne Exp . et
Sh r y when she ran second her best 50 far
Haicyon caused great deal Of delay IN me seon n
hnr hSct - she was led 10 the starting point:
So sfnc .,,oud be done prevent repetition OF
such delay. ~ 49, oX4rernc 1nts,d.rs
-. ny % dds The Sheriff al 40, so ana 90
to l. was arst In the sixth race lie mao very n ,ew
hacl.rs and the bookmakers were 1uRant. but u,ey
80 hi, lad IN tho eN;ra race, at hVe fulIonH ue
i,.t Of the day / fouryearoh 1ny namoh Umeenre
Trowa,ridge by Aliunde out Of Adn Lambert was o'
trrod Tits flly ran In only two races as tWoyeHH
old al Kansas City Ia 1900 and was beaten cH she IN won
sercr r.ces In Mr. COrrigan's and coloIs aver
The oad Control decided last sepe Gn q tonks
0,.enfe Trowb,{Ice ran several races at Chichso ~
he name Oh f. WshaN. Yesterday she was e Ienl
In r. Wl9Iari'S name. \ VOL WI IL. 80