New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
TO RACE AT MONMOUTH.
HE SUPERB PARKS GATES WILL OPEN.

OWNERS FEAR NO TROUBLE-STAKES TO BE KUN
There IS great rejoicing in Monmouth County TO-
DAY The decision of the Monmouth Association 10 run
their races over their track was made yesterday.
The horsemen pleased with the prospect OF te emu
OF the racing As was said in The Irionhe iaS'
month new blood has been infused into the manage
ment and active men will have control OF MonmoutIs
affairs 4 plalntive beat was heard last night from
one Of the goats" that the Monmouth Ass"la''on
would eXpe4ence the same trouble which GuttehDure
did last winter as the " Boss always managed 10
Get even with the persons who injured him. The
Cuttenrrg managers never make threats through ire
snonsbIe persons but are spoken. and tmid peo
pie may rest assured that if there Is trouble IL VIII
not come from Guttenbufg
The rules in regard to the winter racing can only
affect Guttenburg until May 10. After that day inc
rules will work TO their advantage. as they VIII compel
the owners trainers and jockeys under the ban 10 race
at saratoga.
The nvc-day arIan gement could not be WORKED rs
one association. which would be benefited by he osso
luton Of the Monmouth Association would not agree 10
IT, on the ground that it would be an ln!ustioe 10 ''o
stockholders.
Tho matter was decided at a meeting OF the owners
held I'm this city, and it was their unanimous opiio"
that H. woud he far better 10 race their own course
than TO renew the expired lease for Jerome PARK
Some changes will soon be made in the mahaseho"
but Just what they TO be has not been announced
The death OF D. ID. Withes. however is the principal
of these changes. EAbONcIuoI NttHlVN N"N W.
from Newport to attend the meeting. There were
number of objections to another seasons racing at
Jerome Park; II was not Of sufficiently easy access
and was insuferably hot on sury days.
lanes Galway one OF the stockholders when seen
AT his home no 3I2 West Fifty-sixthst., las: night
by Tribune reporter, said AT once: Yes, II Is
true there will be racing again at Monmouth Park
under the rules of the Board Of Control and for the
,ame puIs.s and under the same general plan pursued
in 1890 as nearly possible. The people OF Mon
mouth County have been anxious for Us to make the
decision which have made. and | think that the
whole country will be pleased tomorrow when IL
hears the news. There thousands Of tons OF hay
and bushels of oats all over the county which the
farmers did not dispose of last season because there
Was no racing on the track there. 10 Will make a
great difference TO these people, and they appreciate
thoroughly now what they lost last season. ms
grain and hay for thousand horses and the food Tor
the boys and trainers amount to thousands Oh uoHS
every day.
A, to the question of any trouble there the In
sueuce OF the citizens will ample protection. and
tie best possible; do not anticipate II, ana siii
be greatly surprised if there is trouble Al any r''e
We have decided to begin on July 4, and Will SEND
out our list of purses and stakes tomorrow his
announcement will have marked effect on the prices
which the horses Of Nj. Nithers's stable Will bring
,omorrow There are any number Of wealthy young
gentlemen who finding that Monmouth Park will open
il, splendid track again, and seeing this lot o horses
without engagement. Will turn their attention to The
tuf \ number Of these horses SHOULD bring eoou
prices
Here IS the Official announc cement with the stakes
10 We run:
The Monmouth Park Association has decided to run h5
race, u 1892 at Monmouth Park The stakes usually an
eSlse sO.e in Marsh VIII O aa s Ay 10 w f
nearly quarter Of million OF doil.Ts me
thursdays and ,aturGays, to include August 20 Inc
stakes close a. follows;
Ind
red Bank Camden, Optional Lassis, Colleen, Hollywood.
Amboy Select and CalteTet.
For olds-Bsrnesat, Rarltan, Elizabeth New
an Palisade. Trenton, Hackensack Cape MAY. Choice
anI jersey.
ior all ages-Ocean. Monmouth Cup, Psssaie, Orange
I-atoAtown Champion Fourth Of july Handicap
Long Ranch, shrewsbury, AdsunneI' Harvest, N@'c'
snh, Runway, Delaware and Monmouth.
The full order Of stakes to be lun Will be about IN
the following Oldtr.
July 4-Indepcndence Fourth Of July Handicap Ocean
stake.
Jolly 5-Hsck.nsack Long Branch Handicap.
July 7-Hopeful Monmouth oaks
July 9-July. LorllsId and shrewsbury Handicap.
July l2-Arantlc. Monmouth Cup
July l4-Lessie, Stockton stakes.
July l6-Tyro Midsummer Handicap
July lg-Coleell BaInegat Stakes.
July 2l-EllZateth, Harvest Handicap
July 23-SaLNng, stevens and Pasrd!c stakes.
july 2O-Opuonal, Tartan ana NaNesnk hana.caps.
July as-holyvood Handicap. Newark stalk.
July 3O-ScabrighJ, EatOntOwn.
August 2-I;edDanK, Ia>aGe.
August 4-Camden Trenton and Freehold stalks.
August 6-Amboy and Cope May han1!cops
August 9-JuniOr Champion and Champion
August II-Orange Comparative Stake
August l3-AugUs, west End and Railway honc!caps
August lo-C rite ion, Omnibus.
August lS-sclect and Delaware handbags.
August .O-Produce Stake and Choice.
August D. private swceIstshc and Monmouth Hand.
cap.
August 25-Csrterct and jersey hsndicsps
H. g. ClICKMORE, Secretary.