The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-29
TWO RACES FOR PREAKNESS.
MN. ohLWAY,s CoLoRs IN FRONT IN
THE NEWARK STAKES AND HOLLY
VOOD HANDICAP.

VoOD HANDICAP.
Both Races Won by a Head with Marty
bergen In the saddie-Adeibert Hung TO
Ieopaweii and Won By n Head After
eohstchee Ran Into tho Fenee-Lustre
0utssmed the Katie A. Fiiiy-Tenny
starts in Two Races, hut Wins Ono.
The 200 persons who fed from their homes
in the city and from tho seashore Tor the pur-
pose OF attending tho racing at Monmouth
Park found tho mammoth grand stand much
cooler than tho throbbing streets OF the city
or even the jersey coast with Its land breeze.
The racing was remarkable from the fact that
Mr.. James N. Galway won both the stakes on
the card tho Hollywood Handicap for two
year-old nllics going to his handsome hily
Iustrc, by Linden. while his gray geding
Adclbert, by Macduff. beat Leonawell for the
Newark Stakes.
It is many day since the Preakness colors
wero carried to the front In two stake races on
the same day. and Mr.. Galway was the recipi-
ent of many con CALCULATIONS. 1t was particu-
larly pleasing to him. as he bred both Lustre
and Adolbert and owns both sire and dams.
There were many close finishes. and In four
instances the winners caught the Dyes OF the
judges by but few inches.
fnvorites for the Newark Stakes. but at the
post tho last nam ed had point tho call over
tho Raucocas colt. Merry Monarch was not
backed to amy great extent. Adelbert was tho
rank outsider. Is and 20 to l being quoted
against the Preakness representative. the
general public figuring that hc was outclassod.
Leonawell cut out the running. with Adclbert
and Merry Monarch In close attendance. and
Locohatchee trailing. Nearing the turn. Ham
ilton rode Locohatchee to take his position
and. rounding the turn. he attempted to
squeeze through on the rail. When no was
crossing the straight course Locohatchee
struck tho fence. knocking down two or three
panels. Hamilton's foot struck the main fence.
tearing away stout pieoo OF panking. and
this knocked Locohatchee or his stride. the
colt dropping back five or six myths and out
ofthe race AS they swung for the homestretch
Bergen sent Adelbert up to Leonawells
saddle girths. Taral at once sat down and
rode Loonawoll in the hope that he could
shake on the outsider; Adsihert thu no %tmos
gameness. and whip and slash as Tar9l might
It availed nothing. the gray son OF Macdun
Gamely as his most sanguine admirers could
hope for but he was meeting dead game
in a furious finish bergen, got Adelbert's
iSs sd ID Mry anS there to
onjy fait length, while L1 GO at
That Locohatchee would have won no good
Judge Of racing doubts had he not colided
the " coiored Jock eys loot was badly bruised.
Superintendent Van Keuren will remodel his
and put Sars top rot one al or
thought tic, aIt OF tho time when lie won as many
Experiment Mendicant. and the Katie A. FLY
were equal favorites for the Hollywood Handi-
svorea Of ths s s
cured a splendid start at the very first effort.
tho Katie iy closely ATTENDED by ft9HprIe'y
A. fiilly had a world Of speed Tor five turlonCs.
Then She began to tire. and i.ustre; drawing
under punishmsnt smashing 1 4, ,rt fol-
hands ssT ssed fsae using sSs W
ingIy. and by dint Of the finest kind Of work
sss Ts. ID 5e to 5
lengths. .Mendicant had no speed and was
never dangerous at any time me l hate tie. A. !:
evidently not fond OF a distance; Lusitre, the
winner. Is very racy looking my by Linden i.
Who SH " was sH great race horse himself vii sire
the Prsakness sFps that viii repay Wat x WiG
ridden by Tarai: were almost equal choices
ior the opening dash at = mile Nay Nay Win and
,IO
going very easily until the middle q the upper
turn; Trestle then ran out, and little sloan.
bin back sbn h n aSd
looked as though Tcnny "a and perhaps one go or
two other horses; would lail there was CON
Tenny Would run no m more after that. and May
| Win was left alone in the position Of honor
Taral was sitting still at the club 4I house when
anisS HEspss,n,yS , Yen BY lead: Isnny was
Snip Donovan was satisfied that Tenny did
not d" his best. and he resolved to start the
furIong. for which his only opponent was Long
Beach. the Degenerate brother to LonGstree re-,
ting ting and and Tenny won in q gallon in slow time.
Col. Fred. Doctor: the Rchecea .Ro"ett colt.
and Lifeboat all had admirers Ilor the dash
The Rebecca Kowett colt and Doctor ran side
by side from start to finish: and when it camo
md landed the race with Doctor by short
head. !.feboat was fair third; and may he
Doctor and the Kebecca Rowctt colt, are by
paninue, They are grand looking. line col
| Nomad outclasscl his opponents for the last
race. and won nil the way. lamb not bein.
called upon to ride at any stage OF the game.
ing led to the paddock; ran second. third place
sr.iaS s'h0usA he was entered to DO sold for
Summaries follow:
| THE FIIsT RACE.
Free handicap sweepstakes Of 40 each. with 81 OOC
| added OF which 500 to second and 500 TO third
| seven furongs.
Gideon Days b. C. HApenny. B. by Glenelg-penny.
10. tSGinis)
| Brown Rngsrs'B CHI. May Win 4. III tTnraD
| D. Z. iulsrrs H. h. Tenny, a. IL! UarrsonL .....,,.
| Jay. Treste. srephnn. and Emperor utho also ran.
| Time, l+lI.
| Betting seven TO against Ttnny. J. to May Win
strsphon. 80 to kmpsroS s1 Ohio ''s''s ''''
| THE SECOND RACE
Tho Hollywood Handicap, sweepstakes for two
| year.o.d Niles. Mt $50 each. win 81 900 added. OF
which $3.50 to second aud $50 10 third; threequar
| tiers or inv.
PreaIness Stables oh. f. Lustre. by Linden Clean,
Brown Korers's Katie A. MY 100 tsmms ,,;.,,.,:
Bowie Littefcl's br. T. Mis- MHude. l0J nitiene)
| Mendcan rropri.ty, Randrop Experiment. Men
| daclty Daglito aud lrncida Also ran.
| Time Ina.
Betting-seyen to against Experiment. 4 to Katie
A. My. Z to Mcnhcnnt. 7 to Miss Maude. 10 Fro
priety to Lnstre IL 10 rrociia. 10 to Raindrop
| 10 10 Dag!itV. 80 to Mendacity.
| TIE THIRD RACE.
The Newark Stakes. for three yearolds Mt $50 each
with 81 500 added OF which s35o second and Si5,
| To penu Al lea "A one mi