New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
SET BACK FOR A FOUL.
ST MICHAEL FIRST IN THE AMDoY HANDICAP
TEA TRAYS VICTORY.


Daily the interest increases In champion Day at
Monmeuth Park Tuesday August 8. on that day
50 fine so strong and 80 well matched Held VIII De
seen In the Junior Champion stakes, ana 80 many
racers Of high class eXpctci to rlh III INV N'"
pion Stakes that the Attendance Ought 10 De e'ri
Lar ger than IL was Yesterday when II was OF remark
able proportions In fact yesterday was one o' 'he
most successful racing Saturdays Of the year. Inc
weather was suitable for the best OF sport 'he
programme was OF the most attractive OF 'h' ~"
SON. the track dry and extremely hs'' ""'
many thousands OF people eni0yed the wei 'oe9''"
battles There not 50 many wl'ha'"S'' VI
horses as have customary when large fields nave
been announced THIS year. The horses t"at "'io
most missed were Don Alonzo in the AmboS hh'"'
CAP and Montana in the Freehold stakes 'r''"o'
Byrnes NAV be rescrving Montana FOR the Cna'"p'o"
STAKES on Tuesday. When Garrison can rae MN VIZ"
on carving overweight. Don AionHO was 's'e' o"'
because Colonel Mcewee aud Trainer Allen con'a 10.
not Jockey for him who they could feel snfe wouio
do full Justice to the colt. Frederick "oD""'"
refused to allow his Jockey L. sIoan' W ''No
Don Alonzo This was certainly not hDetal
act on Mr.. GebhaIds part ME- ho'IiA,"
generously offered HaniltOns services. but aS ''".
ton and Isaac Murphy are the closest OF bosom iehu>
to put up Hamilton would have been an act Oh '.e
widest follv 80 Don Alonzo stayed In the S'ho'e'
while Colonel McLcwee, with the Open-lanu'HcN> VI
a true sportsman, lent Isaac Murphy 10 Jolh ii"'e'
to ride Lovelacc. Mr.. Hunters COLT Win MurpN "p'
got third place by head from Doctor. III We wv
Stakes OH July 49, Loyciacc, with Tara mp won the
,.ce nv a head Don Nonzo ridden by Murphy get
,ine second place. But the TyrO Stakes were "oi !"
I 10 while the AmGoy Handicap was Won DS OF,
Michael in ! 10. The track however, WIS """
faster Yesterday than II was on July 10. -
Dr. Rice was the favor,c in ;he Amboy iiaid''i'
mn, came in fourth. The was won hana@oin'N
hv b,e stable communion ST. Michael with the oe'uns
10 IN I against him. The booknakerN hav" laughed
az the Board Of Control iU!e for conp'hs '''''9 !"
the betting, and no attempt has Dcch H"OV 49,,
force it at Monmouth Park. DR.. Rice ear''eu IL
pounds, while 81. Michael had only IL" up A
Ivand believed that Dr. Rice WAS better '"h IT.
Nichse, M ,hese weights, bu, the result OF The a'"
showed that he was for astTay In THIS 0phol' H'E"
rird was a close second to s. Michael S'"lHN oe'""
he WAS snperby ridden by TAral Doctor co'u h"'o
been second if little Blake carrying loi ponhuS III Wv,
saddle could have ridden Oacqmlrt'r "a we'll ~ '"
master Jockey TaruI. with 100 up Ajax the Nu''e
a,lv Chicago Uncle Jess aui Ch>w,ck all had
friends Int NIL ran miserably. Nnx has not Ye' re-
covered from the effects of his severe sickness i"'
Others were apparently outcasSed Ch7"ichS Vo'o'
I'm the Great Trial stakes at sheepsead Lay apPc"'s
now 10 have been one Of the most amazing HIKES
In the history OF racing. and 10 have been due Wholly
to the mud
Poet Scout ridden by TrSl, was an eVeh-m'hN
favorite in the Freehold Stakes, at mile ana man,
with Banquet second choice and L0'"hatche" t"iin.
hee ridden by Bergen. set the pac" ana let
stretch Banquet rushed up close TO the outer ran
that IS the rail that outer to the spectators judges
and Stewards but swerved badly under pressure ~
he has been In the habit OF dohs 10Y
some time In severe hhrSh' anu
crossed and fouled both Locohachee and Poet Scout
I'm the plainest and most fragrant manner Tic
swerved over from the further to the nearer RAIL-
and interered with both horses most seriously, I'M
pedng them and delaying them. There could De no
possible dispute or doubt abcut this fouling in the
mind of any who watched the race cIoScN'
and who had two clear. keen and honest
eyes In his Bergen made complaint OF foul agals'
Banquet and Justly, properly and promptly the
stewaI Is of the meeting set back Banquet to i"st
place gave the 10 Locohatchee, who came III
second and placed Poet Scout second and Idny 'hiW'
Tea T1sy beaten by Willie L. at Brighton beach
the other day. 10 the Monmouth Park handicapped
care,ess,v LET him in the fifth mce. a handicap at
mile and a quarter with only to' pounos In 'he
-sddle. One day not many years ago lea Tray io''
race at Brighton Beach TO selling-pateS' was
nptly taken over TO Sheepshead Bay the same AFTER
A. and won there in far better company
II racing were properly supervised on Inc A'"nro
Coast that performance would have ended forever the
running of Tea Tray on any raceeourse VIII any pre-
tensions to honorable management, ana Wo"o nave
kept his forever outside OF the limits VI "'H"
class racetIacks But racing the Atlantic Coast Wa
not properly supervised then, nor is 1t now. lea;
Tray was taken from Brighton Beach over 10 Mon
mouth Park yesterday to make n masterstrOke' ana
the Brighton Beachers on him 10 q man. Hain-
ton always rides better for Lakeland tnn for any one
else. There is, apparently bond Of sympathy
between them. Tea Tray went ont and set the pace
and led all the way. Lampghter was very poorly
ridden BY Bergen, and also unlucky In falling
to get through the field at critical moments Bergen
displayed his unrvaed powers Of "wating at their
highest development If ton Of dynamite were SCI
down somewhere close by Bergen, and burn
ing fuse Of extreme brevy were attached IL
unt
fnish,' and would still be waiting-somewhere-
after the explosion came Bergen Was on good
colt, Iamphghtcr, and Jockey who IS not 50 fond
of waiting would have smashed the Brighton Beach
and in second; Caytoa's Perf9rmdnce on
stockton second choice in the betting lamp
sort He pulled the horse out OF the IN me
nrst mile. and II he wished to win he concealed mat
well KNOWN That Clayton repeatedly pulled horses
s,enSng some years S and tna be could f mot no
endure the thought Of Hamilton or Tea Iiay losing
the handicap. It is certain that stockton. properly
place Raceland, with 1875 IFS up, came Ia f'IiId
ssrass. tack rack. sna then BERGEN and CLAYTON could
have no excuses ready Me- an n'1 ,hess
alone can thoroughly fair racing be secured OF
course. If jockeys like CLAYTON want to pull horse
straight tracks. and cannot talk about pockets
ASSsSy Sscs sf nSSy end Ss al
back him. 1t Is deeply TO be regretted that Mr. Ap-
plcby did not sur up vigorous row over tlaytOnS
queer riding. but Mr.. Appleby Is amable and kind
hearted that he can never make up his mind 70 hurt
jockeys feelings II that Jockey formerly pulled
horses at Guttenburg.
That nnlucky fy Experiment the favorte In
the first race but second TO Louis l.. Lorllards
unnamed illy by Emperor, ont Of Breeze. who j.
trained BY Snedekcr. There were amazingly
bad youngsters In this race especially Philip J.
Dryers colt Indigo.
last hts6Srg P Ha rrSemge won q. s.1"o
ought 70 have won; but he was p0orly ridden by
on Pierre Lorard's Ally JOY all through the race.
She was unpaced but Mr. LOrard took a handsome
amount out Of the ring BY backing his gcldng lemcr
In the fifth race. at good odds Hamilton was awake
this time and won easily, with the favore, NOnad,