The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-15
MARS WINS THE STOCKTON.
THE MORRIS COLT DEEEATs MERRY
MONARCH ~ A CINE FINISH

Speedy DISQUALIFICATION the Races were
Won and Lost on = Fast Track.
A crowd OF generous proportions visited
Monmouth Park yesterday afternoon and saw
six very Interesting races decided on q very
fast track. The stake features. the Lassie for
two-year-old nllies and the stockton for three
ysar-olds. were won respectively by the
Blsmton Stables suberb Oily Lady Violet and
Messrs. John A and A. ~. Morris's game colt
Mara. the former an odds on favorite. while as
good as o to could 10 had against the latter.
The weather was very warm. and there was
scarcely breath OF air stirring. the sun shining
with tropical fervor at times during tho after
Aoon.
The public expected that the crack Western
nlly Helen Nichols would try conclusions with
Lady Violet, but she was withdrawn for some
reason best known to her young owner and as
Rsindrop. Daglito. Lady Richmond. and
Clarinda were also scratched tho field was
small The feet but faint hearted Mime
haha made the running for half a mile in
company with Lady Violet Then Miss
Mauds moved up. and Minnehaha dropped
back beaten. Taral sat perfectly still
on Lady Violet all the way homo.
and Mr.. Belmont's ally romped ir winner by
three lengths. Miss Maude beat Mendicant as
far for second money. Mr. BELMONT missed
the last special train. AMI did not have tho
pleasure Of seeing Lady Violet win. Minne-
hnha. despite drink Of whiskey before the
race. quit at her usual place She 10 what the
English call = speedy jade.
The withdrawal OF The Pepper from the
Stockton Stakes was inexplicable. as that good
colt outclasssd his field and appeared to have
the $1,000 stake at his mercy. With the son
Of Billet out. tho public divided into two divi-
sions and played Merry Monarch and Sir
Matthew. the pair going to the post equal ia
vorites at com paratvely short odds. Mr.. Lor-
illards Kilkenny was an additional starter.
and he was nibbled at. but the most neglected
horse In the race was Mars. when
third to Tammanv and The Pepper,
and prominent running In other races entitled
him to respect. As good as to l could be had
against the Morris representative at any time
Mars cut out the running from the start. and
in the run UP the homestretch was clear OF his
neld. Merry Monarch and Sir Arthur heading
the ruok. Sir Matthew. nilkenny. and Strephon
bringing up the rear, Once around the upper
pace for the first half having been very slow.
and It became evident that the favorites would
rug IN "GSs si %
and when Garrison ask cd him to make ur, lost
rode Merry Monarch out in pursuit OF Mars:
but although tho son OF Hindoo answered
every CALL Oh his TIu6E III tue RdHoSl InduueT
imasinab!e. he found his match in Mars.
quarter, Of mile from home Mars and Merry
h eo1s ss Th G d tine
thusinstic Whips were flying all ,howay home.
and although the pressure vas terrific mother
with steel and cAtgut. amt ut every blow the
colt Msesponded in WAY that that made the
in ksmchatka A. the u air i'' swept Ga past tic ts
Judges stand Mars's bay nose WAS in front "if
Merry Monarch's tan muzzlsi and all the good
the strong boxes Of tho hookmakers. Little
field deserves the highest praise for
h' is doatu vheshsr the
young mnn eyer rode better race. Both the
Messrs;; Morris saw the race; and we're greatly
always shows sse IN ii. WORK Before ths
farm in Maryland last spring Mars worked a
F FILL snf IN SafksfI ion Nh eSstns so s thFd
while Sir Arthur and ST; Matthews were the
mia mse in 80 seesnds and
NJ; Pierre torillard's handsome Ally Der
were heavily backed. but when it came to
taking the lead 10 the first hundred yards and
winning banda down by tw" longths. Adelbert
beating 9Itord as lar for Or second money Mr.;
chestnut 81 onondaga out q EIsinore
could be had a ainst Reckon for the handicap
at one mile and furlong. and after Specuia-
Tor hall mile Reckon came on and Won I'M
challenged by length from :, Allan Bans. who
Speculation swerved badly in the run up the
can do him justice.
Win. The She rifY and Fayilia ali having, sup.
portsrs Harlem len AM ExrsrienSe;, made tho
the upper turn. whore EXper fence ran out.
Little Lnmhly then attsmrteL to st;ai away
e mile the Gghs was ,nynX. When al
ton shot up with Tho sheri,I. fol lowed hy Ger
tie D. and Experience 4 rafting finish en-
sEsd: the three flnsh!ns head ara,t Y NE
have won had she not gone wide on the upper
turn; 49, o,o.,s ,..oui.o ,ou.,,. .or,nc
five and a half inrl, ngs. but Tormentnr and
number OF others carried considerable money;
Ia TO 4 ba ss Go ad
Dollar. a IL to ! shot. winning by three
,ks sn e. Will Cant Browne beat Yemen
summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
ns 81 40 AND @ snd i nFT"f
Eagcocas stables Chi neriArR.lln. by onondaga-,
pprestS...s,a essI ..x,.incr, li3 yTsra} .......
EeLwyn, Bcnyoho ENphan. Tran 4. Blizzard Long
L. also ran
Time, ll2ti
betting 10 hgtnT Dsfargllla, 10 against
BtnrOo. to Transit = 10 Rerwy IN \ to Bi'yynri
- GnS ks' &c = t e rns s1 rs
to Rapidan. 100 TO Prince r"yton.
THE sFcoSD RACE.
The LA,sIo sta.rs for nj es two.year oids, OF 500
$50 TO third; live 'ur. MS
bismton stable. b; {. Lndy rio's. by The III Used
Lazy hoseberry 10 taraN,.. ....,...............,
BoSl' 4 Lit,lehe!. br WIS. Ma4de, IoTy1 tDosgetD
Nv Streets oh. Mend cant, li5 (slmmoIs).
AiunehahA and Atlanta a 3 ran
TIME. :0O,(
Betitnk-Fnur 10 on Lady Nloint. TO ! hsndtoanL
IL 10 Miss Aaude. 20 to Minnsnaha. 80 to At anita
THE THIRD RACE.
The Stool ton Stakes FOR three yearod OF 500 each
WIN " 100 ad led OF which $40 to second and $50
TO thu d. nne mile and n quarter
4 A. H. Morr!s. c. Mars. by Barnes or PievnR-
Min-r.a us tlittle sld)......,....'' ....,'.l
gideon D.lysb. 9. Merry Monarch. lis TaraD. ....
Fsp,ocs stab,s, hr e. Kilkenny, lis niaInl"nl -, 3
ran. -'''
Time, os,4
,peuhg-SN 70 against Merry Monarch, 0 to . Sir
SAuhew. 10 Mara, Us to SIR Arthur, 40 to / XII.
kenny, ooto ! iionail, 80 to srsphon.
THE roUETH RACE.
ree nan flcap swecnstaG-s OF SO each with 81 30
adds 500 1" second AND sluo to third one mile