The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-03
MONMOUTH PLAYS In LUCK.
NO RAIN FELL UNTIL AFTER THE
FIFTH RACE HAD BEEN DECIDED.

Uncle Jess. Although . Roarer. villas the
Red Hank stake. for Mr.. Forbes OF nos
ton - Iocohatchee Wins tho faiisnse
Stnkes-M. r. DIVERS Horses Scratches
Through OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES High
ness Foreets Iiis Rheumntism and VIVA.
The Monmouth Park Association has played
in great luck with tho weather so far this sea-
SON. Yesterday was dark and lowering In the
city. and the New Yorker and his best girl
came to tho course well equipped with UNI
brelas and mackintoshos. The rain held OH
bravely until the horses wore at the post Tor
the last race. Then driving storm set in, and
the homeward journey was made through q
binding rain.
The racing was good, but the talent found
the task OF picking the winners no easy one.
His Highness in the opening event, Loco
hatchee In the Palisade Stakes. and Zorlirg In
the fifth being the successful favorites. Messrs.
Gideon X Days handsome colt st. Michael
was installed fayorite for tho Red Bank Stakes.
the two-year-old event OF the day. heavy
stable commission sending the son OF Uncas
and Michaelmas to the post at short odds.
The RUPERT colt Ajax opened up first choice
at TO .. but at the close Of the betting 3 and
3h to l could be had AGAINST the Canadian
bred youngster. Unclo Jess. a most consistent
performer. Tom Watson. and Spartan were the
most fancied of the others. 8 to being freely
quoted against any OF tho quartet named.
With two such bad actors as Shelley futile
and st. Michael on his hands. Mr.. Rowe
knew that he had no ordinary task. but
he was hardly prepared for the hnlt
hours circus the crazy brutes provided
for him. Shelley Tuttlo was simply u flend.
turning. rearing. buck jumping. md running
al a Ill fnnt n
Hamilton was we'll nigh exhausted trying to
keep his seat. Every tmo lie broke st. Mi
chael would be turned the wrong way. and as
the DAILY representative refused to bulge for
Hamilton or the starters assistant the jockey
was in half u dozen instances compelled to
dismount. Finally. tho starters patience was
rewarded by securing very good start. uncle
Jess. St Michael and the Knick Knack
colt raced for the lead. aud the for
mer had half length advantage
when half the distance had been traversed.
St Michael. the knick Knack colt. and Spartan
following in a cluster with Shelley Tuttle back
in the ruck and catching the whip ut almost
every stride. Uncle Jess is a roarer and
whistles perceptibly. and knowing this.
doubtless. Fitzpatrick, and Taral expected
to them, A turlong from home Uncle jess
was still IN the van and going as strong 80 q
have to do a heap OF stopping 10 order to lose
the race. spartan and st. Michael swervsd
Ta nae wSn tSward the wf ths
end ran as straight as an arrow. The leader
then began coming back and stirring finish
with whip and spur. Uncle Jess lasted long
eMh;o onSa, to beat spHrtsn head: While ,, st
away in order named.
nr e shysnH do Gs hH MaSsi Ga syh
CnA IL opin hat Affa rto1 fhn
Haggin colors to the front. But for his throat
trouble he would be stake colt q the highest
Soscn Who Tie name o. Saey
Farm stable. Tho long delay at the post. was
probably responsible for the defeat Of The
Rice In his work. Matty Corbetts Kncl
knaek colt IL YER, handsome wel.be;;
employ n horse tanner to subdue Shelley Tut
he liked ridns Iptt9 The so0rsd boy rolled
Hes q debi he is!"
Galway. the owncr of Adebert, claim ed a soven-
a the alter the
were also entitled to the allowance, and then
Dwyer had Nomal in at llsj pounds. and when
ne learned that Locohatchee. Adelbert. and
s w%ua fardy s' Mama ms ms cot
The trainer thereupon not only withdrew No.
mad. but Banquet Chicago. and Dagonet as
well.
These are the conditions OF the Palisade
Stakes. and the public can decide for itself
who Is in the wrong:
s,5 forfeit with 81 800 aided Of which $3.50 to sec.
more Il Gsry Ts nss Sds
Twice hys InnnGo thrice seven pounds extra OF not
than $1,000, seven pounds; non; winners 1850: al.
lowed twelve pounds. maidens allowed fifteen pounds.
Barefoot scratched the race for the ralisade
was three corncred affair between Loco
hatehee. who WAS iavorite at odds on. Adebert.
Q strong second choice. and Pick pocket Adel-
bert made the running for seven furlongs. with
lHS@hatchee ana hrkE2%eSGt Length away
part OF the race was very slow. but once
around, the turn the trio began racing in ear
nest; hdelbert was quickly beaten. but the
was stuRborn.and Hamilton had to use the whip
on l3cohatchce in order to win Dyn good mock:
not run anything ike The race in tn, Newark
Stakes. when he defeated Leonawell at equal
wIEhi hnSstT4y he vas
that 4ilmcnt. WAS IN otds-on favoritc for tho
S.y a dn hs 5t @ Gs ws Sn Whit
e &C. Russell. heatnG, the liansocns di7 Ad;
speed 13r nearly bali u mile; and then quit
shametully Clayton messed Bn>iforJ about
eltb,iy' EeitilH on on me rail- nearest inc
flanl ana then crossing to the opposite SiGe
OF tho track and grttin4, into rocket. hinES-
ton could not have won handled in that lash
ion. This col, has not grown much since last
season. but he i; ms racy looking AS ever.
Merry Monarch WAS considered an alright
Tor the mile dash. and the talent put down its
money with good deal Of confidence. Messrs.
Gideon DAILY started Hap penny rs well
IN" niue son OF Hind0". but his sa!ul" slipped
nj the end Of thrc. furnn., and the boy
pulled IN and cantercd home. Mary Stone.
rilptcd hy the only Penn, cut out the running
IN the early part Of tho race with Julien close
pp. When challenged by Merry Monarch. Mr.
Ienniugss nlly raced away and won In gallon
by TWO lengths In the fast timo of 1:4Oi,.
RecEon looked well. but third was the best the
Jade could do ut the finish. The stable lost
very heavily on Merry Monarch.
Iorllng was he choice Of the talent for the
fifth race. selling affair at three-quartersO OF
mile. but thor" was q Wild estrrn tip ont
on tiiVenwny. II Speedy mare from Texas in j.
j. Mrt'afIerty's string fmyila. West"hestor.
and Giyehway was the order Tor half the Jour
ney. Then ,iivcawny had enough. and Zoling
took third place. The finish was u very pretty
one; Sims winning with ,Iorling by a neck,
WIN le .Iavilla beat Wastchester Hs lar for see
ond money; The winner l,npka letter than at
think Zorling would win. and had II small bet
on Westrhcster
Tho In II rnrp OF tha Juv proIuntiva ~