Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-17
CAUSED A SURPRISE.
Yorkville Belle Turns Out and Wins
the Rich Omnibus Stakes.
THE FAvORITEs BADLY BEATEN.
b. c. 7. Wins Great Trotting Race at
tho Springfield Meeting.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The attraction at
Monmouth Park to-day was the Omnibus
stakes for 3-year-olds, and rich magnet it
proved, for, with the rest of the card lack
ing single attractive feature, it served to
bring out large crowd. The regulars were
on hand in force, and the neighboring sum-
mer resorts sent more than their usual
quota, making altogether one of the best
crowds of the meeting As to the big
race, it was somewhat of a disappointment,
for while all honor is due Yorkville Belle
for her victory the second and third
horses would surely beat her were the race
run over again. Both had been brought
down from Saratoga and were plainly short
of work. The race will improve both
greatly, and when they meet again the
order of to-day is almost sure to be re-
versed. The other races were of kind
that one could hardly enthuse over, as
Kingston was the only favorite winning
during the afternoon. Kingstol captured
the first race, yet hardly in the way ex-
pected. for he was hard ridden all through
the last quarter to beat Fred Taral length
and half
With DR.. Rice scratched in the second
race the talent divided their. opinions and
at the finish both were beaten, Miss Maude
winning handily from Stowaway, the latter
an outlaw colt, as he ran at Guttenburg last
winter Lovelace was third.
The third race was the Omnibus, and to
see the money pouring in on The Pepper
one would think the race was already won,
but he failed to run anything like as good
as expected, and finished only fair third.
Mars and Bashford were pacemakers for a
mile, and then the whole field took close
order: They ran this way to the lower end
of the stand, where Yorkvilfe Belle and
Huron lett the others, and in fighting
finish the filly won by length. The time
of the race-2:36-was only fair. The
fractional parts were: Quarter, :26; half,
81; three-quarters, 1:1S; mile, 1:4515; mile
and quarter, 2:11.
The Rancocas stable pulled off their
good things with Julian in the fourth race.
They got as good as to for their money,
and in the race saw him make all the rum
ming.
Estelle won the last race in easy style,
running at Yemehs' neck until we'll into the
last furlong, where she came away and won
easily by three lengths. Summaries.
First race. six furlongs-Kingston; 10 to 5. won
second by three lengths. whipping; Anna B. 10 to
1, third by head. whipping. Time; 1:lSl9.
StConu race, Six IuTlOnSs-Nllss Mduue, TO L,
won ina gallop by three iengths stowaway, IS to
]. second by a head: whipping; Loveiace third by a
head, whipping. Time! l:l4A.
Third race, and one-half mies-Yorkville
Belle. I to J., won handily by length; Huron sec.
sefSnd fFss sns' ~SPPPaR lime
Fourth race. one mile and a furlongIJulien. Z
to j, second BY two lengths. whipping: Dagonet.
10 to1, third by two lengths, whipping. 1fme,
1854.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Nomad, to ], won in
drive by head, whipping; Tormentor. 8 to ].
second by a head. whipping; Correction. to 3.
third bv two lengths, whipping. Time, i59A.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Estelle. to 5. won in
a gaop by three lengths: Yemen. 6 to 5, second by
a neck. whipping: Air Shaft third by length,
whipping. Time, 1:25H.