New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK
JOCKEY SINS RODE THREE WINNERS
GIDEON AND DAILY CAPTURED poTn RACES FOR
TwOYEAR-OLDs.


day was much larger han on Tr~-ca; ana the sport
was sufficiently diversified a.d attractive TO Interest
keenly every one Who saw =. II bnsht)n beach a''
tempt, to race against Monmouth o. saturdays every
t,end Of deceacy an. fairne,, TIE turf Il III uu'y
bound 70 support Morwou:h. ENeat'n gets toSeu'er
the sewage, the filth and refuse 0: racing Every out
law, every ca ,taway, eve-y cutthroat OF the race
tracks IA the Fast goe, to Brighton. ~ present the
turf Is not Illuminated . any large extent by the pest
and brightest iutelectS o. America bat there Is sun
some difference between the character u the people
who 20 20 Brighton Beach and that OF those VINO 20 u
Monmouth Park The habitua ircQuentcr OF Brighton
Beach does not need TO wear my emblem whch ihu''
Gates his true place in IN" worli rs his preference
for that track above those which have higher aims anu
are supported by a higher cas, Of patrons ne an
nounces his true character b everybody rs plainly as
(. he carried banner bearing these words: :" an n'
heart buncO Stccrcr, and am anxious to 90 Gil 'n'
| can to promote llmbc -rlgeinS ard the greehsoou'
game on the turf ~ one who goes TO brighton e"i
forget the fact that the chief officials OF that rach arc
under sentence TO serve year III prison III "
Jersey-a sentence that has not yet been fuhileu' Du'
which >till hangs over them. 1t ha' never oco" "'
rogated or Overrued. 49,
Jockey sims had a day of unusual success az Nion'
mouth lie rode three winncrs-Cacus formerly VI.
Thistle c0lD PicknIchcr and Gcrtic ID. Garrison eo'
first place in one race MAIDS one; Fitzpatrick was
first on Dr. Rice and Isaac Murphy on iorhvnie bcno'
ONLY stakes were DECIDED yesterday -bio mr.
ful stakes for two-ycar ods and the Monmouth OaA'
for three year old FLIES Reports were aioat that Dr
Rice. the favorte in the Hopeful Stakes, was soi'e
what amiss: that he was ailing and not In Ms ocS'
FORM If these reports were true, Dr. Rice must run
far better when he IS Ill than when he Is we'll io' "
won the Hopeful stakes In canter. while liamho ran
second and the El,ino colt third. Trainer Byrne' OF
Marcus Days stable, started both klsh'a"N INV
shelley Tutlc. Why Mr. Byrnes persists in starting
~. ant
the bookmakers 1t Is not easy to understand Nc.o
one OF them has exhibited decent sellng-pa'o iorn
vet The boohmabers complaining Oh hs"0 oo'
ting Wen they may. Most OF the puhser'' oA.'P'
Michael +. Dryer, and most OF the sihdh sP' u''V.'
also were badly crippled at sheepsh'ad h"s'
MANY favontes were dcfca ed at that III cune, n""
nuuc form went 50 far awry that the great majority
- uc followers of the turf have very little mo ey cIt
to bet with And matters look AT present thcy WI
not GET any Of their money back By backing ghta""S
or shelley Tuttle.
M.ssr,. Gideon & DAILY. however. had profitable
dav since they won both OF the twoyear-od RACES
the Uopefu stakes with Dr. Rice. and tie second r''o
with Cactus Both were successful In remarkably easy
.tyle and the Handicapped had evidently under"Nu'
mated Cactus At the opening Of the betting on The
econd race Mcndcant the iayorite at > TO l. Bu'
"a much money was pat on Cactus ana so hiue oh
Mcudcant that when the youngsters went 10 'e P's'
c,ctus Wa, strong iavontc and the boolnahers wcrc
bcrtnc f5r bet, on Mendlcant at Ia :. lai@i rouc
Vcudcant and the nlly well handled. some tuf
critics thought before the race that she looked dry ana
tucked up II /, well known that her trainer often
et dry and tucked up. II is pity that this fast my
Is not in tie hands OF trainer who Will give her proper
attention nj all times and handle her 10 the best al
vantage She has plenty OF speed, but she Is no'
trained a, she ought to h.. Even with larai rluhI
her she was unpaccd Cactus won easily Win an
outsider. Miss Maudc. second and stll more remote
t,st Er.d,.r f,ellafd'S
,crimcnt ran conspcuously for two furloneS ana 'hrh
4 prd rs Quickly ~ Mcudlcant did. Experiment Oush'
IN do hctter than she has yet done Va pubic.
Yorlxylle Belle ran the mile ard quarter Ia the
Monmouth oaks IN graceful ana Fascinating iI'n''u
In > .Os IA. Never has the Handsome MY 'ooh''
handsomcr. che was worked out a hTions iu'th'i
a.. prcpararon for the Lorlard stakes at mile and
nrao turlours tomorrow. In which she Will meet
rammany Huron Tie Pepper, Patron, ARA Bash
fori and perhaps others. She Is now In line conan
ton 70 give one and al Of them stubborn struggle
Annie L. and Alnquipa tried TO run against hef' ou'
.le splrncd them with her heels In her d"eehN way
Msdstonc was the favoritc In the hrst race bn'
,trath,ueah wa. the better horse at the weights ana
distance Maidstone won. however. solely By dat OF
G,rr,son,. excellent riding. A COvineton WE Oh
str,,hme,.h and Of course, he could not finish with
Gurrison.
II was reported that Green b. Morris put $500 OF
rudce Morruw ia the nth race. n hancap at u mile
and advised oil his friends 10 play the winner oil 'h'
BrooAIyn Handicap But 1cknicker lad 50 trouble
n winnins while Caudclabra outran Judge MOTTO"
for second place. Fitzpatrick was on Judge Morro"
Badly 40 Judge Morrow ran, BANQUET t"r s,,omu
choice with Tdrl up, va, behind MN Mos' Ahcl1
can trainers do not understand IA" r-t pnclpcS ~
training Matthew Byut, doe, but very lew Ot INC
others DO. The trouble With Judge Morrow wa, un,
lee had had only race sihce L"hgsicct u'l'"t'u
him al GraVc.cud more than siX "crha ago, ~
needs racing. Green l.. Morris Is getting OLD ana
DIS not understand trdnihg hor',, a. he iofincrn
id IL VA, rdicGlOu. 10 the BROOKLYN HandiG.ip
winner defeated BY i1chnlcker ana Aahue'aD''' Inv
Five favoiltc- won during the day. Judge Morr2w
was the only favontc that was uhsuc'eSsIu,., t tuo
Tic form hacker, were happy, but they "ouId nav
been much happier, If reports had been circulated
oiertie H. was backed heavily in the last race, ana
She carried of first money with hardly the scmolancr
Of a struggle. Favilla had some friends at IT.,
and when the betting opened she was at a sh1r 1i
mice L1t The odd, against her rose rapidly untii
aud to were posted. she ran wt'toh .d auu
''''' DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
rII-sT RACE-frcc handicap sweep'taAes Of $40 each
with 81. 900 added. seven nrongs
'''' g. R:''l"f f.
Empire stables , Dr. h. Ma Ssi lis BY Van:
'''O'''---''"1 '''"''' tGsnI.oa s-5 -
G. B. Mo''''' D. e. S''D'" 1& coI,nsc S O. 10
H. l. 1orilolrds ch. h. sleIpncr. o los los, g,
Kilsspay 100 in%ssy' il IL
Harlem s. 81 Gear o Taa - 2O-i o.
Arab Glencoync Dr. Ross. Tom Hayes and Osrlc were
withdrawn Suathmcath took up the running at the start
and leading b. finish caught on tho post by Mad
stone and beaten short nose. II could not have been
closer without being a dead heat. Slcpucr. third. was
.,,tcn two and one holt lengths Garrison did wonder
fl bit Of riding on Maidstone furong from home the
horse seemed beatan. Kilkenny second for five fur
longs
SECOND RACE-Frcc handicap sweepstakes for twoyear
old OF 500 each with 81 900 added. Three.quarters
Of a mile.
Betting.
St II.
Gideon & DAYS b. c. Cactus, by Macaroon , e.
Il1isue l4 9,oI 10; Mis-: Maud oo 81
n0'' N tMidgby 12-i 81
foNh'' Ne'"' - " IT, iS,mblcyI 3 30-l 10
Mendlcant. rs .......... ...---..l iaiall .
IvrerlInent 1O4 Gear. l07l ....... fNloanc) Il