The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14
KILDEER BREAKS A RECORD.
MN. IoRILLABD's FILLY RUNS A MIEE
At MONMOUTH IN 1897 IL.

Jocxey Garrison Ridss Old Bones
The Monmouth Park Racing Association Of
fered a most generous programme for yester-
day at its mnmm 9Th course near Little Silver.
there being no fewer than eight races down
for decision. There were four stake events on
tho card: the August. for two-year- olds. which
went to Messrs. Gideon 4 Days Doctor
Rice: the Railway Handicap at mile. which
was won by the Rancocas Stables Kildeer In
l:37l. the fastest time in n race on record:
the West End Hotel. for three-yoar-old FLIES.
for which Mr. Frank A. Ehrets colors were
FIRST and second on Yorkvile Belle and Renle.
and the Beacon Stakes at seven furlongs.
which went to Messrs Brown & Rogers's
chestnut gelding May Win after q most stub
born struggle with Mr.. l. L. Lorilards Sleip-
nor and Mcssrs. Walcott & Cam phells Osric.
The attendance was not quite so large as On
previous Saturdays. but there were fully
twelve thousand persons in tho spacious
grand stand when the bugle called the horses
to the post for the first race. The weather was
cool and cloudy. and the time made in the Diff
ferent races shows what kind Of a track Supt.
Van Keuren furnished the horsemen after
Thursday's deluge. The Railway Handicap.
by reason OF the time made by Kildeer. over
Swallowed the other events. but the finish was
not nearly as interesting as that for the Beacon
Stakes whore the result was in doubt until the
very last stride.
Snapper Garrison. who was dangerously III
only five or six days ago. came to the track
and astonished everybody by the announce
mont that he intended riding Raceland in the
Railway Handicap. When tho famous rider
walked down the lawn to weigh out the ripple
OF applause that swept through the grand
stand brought smile to Garrison's face and
the color into his pale cheeks. Tho talent
made Rsceland favorte for the handicap. but
Russell pressed the old warrior closely for
the position OF first choice. Pessara was ut a
longer price than his performances in the
early part OF tho season justified. tho book
makers Offering as good as to ! against the
winner OF the Metropolitan Handicap. 1t is
true that no had been ailing and had not
raced in nearly seven weeks. The handsome
little son OF Pizarro warmed UP we'll and
caught good lump Of Pittsburgh Pills
money Ten to ! could be had against
Kildeer end Plckpocket. the other starters.
There was a slight breeze blowing down the
straight stretch and when MIR. 1towe dropped
tho flag Kildeer and Russell went away at a
great clip. Huggng the rail at half the dis
lance Kildeer was half a length before
Russell, who was closely pressed by Pessnra.
Raceland and Pickpocket were two lengths
away. with Garrison and Sims riding to keep
within hailing distance. Russell found the
Sr set sr Sy .n nnd hs Ta
moved on Pessara opposite the club house.
but Kildeer drew away and won easily by a
tions io 1G5 ss?G S5s.. 64s i:
winner inn is Gay illly four years old 10y Darebn.
out of 1.oulanicr. She is the property Of Mr..
Pierre Lorillard. Pessara and iaceland per-
formed more meritoriously than the winner.
as they had almost their weight up. while Kill
deer carried but 80 pounds;
Stakes. the race looked like good thing for
and Si'3 fres ss %1 S OK TSe the
lace and Hammie had made him gallon, the
first half mile. the chestnut son Of OnondaGa
der the whip. beat Hammie neck for second
money. Frieze was beaten at the end OF three
There were but three starters for the West
End Hotel Stakes. the Ehret pnir. Yorkville
Belle and Renie. and Mr.. Lorillard's Derinr-
and Rene. OF course. Yorkyille Bells wasa
Ereat faSorite at odds on The race requires
pleased, with Renie second and Derfarglla
last, The latter swerved at the head Of tho
whir. and it Is plain that the daughter of
Onondaca does not like u distance Of ground.
was one tho best Betting events Of the day.
Sleipner. the iavorite. being at 3 to l. Osric.
Livonia. and Equity were the most strongly
iI snd MAY Win close r: Afnrlons from
and ,n n rafting finish ensued. May Win lasted
long enough TO win by head from Sennar.
who beat OSric ms far for second money. Sleip-
ner was gaining at the end. and Fitzpatrick
thought that ho would have won in n couple
more strides.
race and IEff o was at S
odds. The favoritc took tho lead in the stretch.
closely pressed by Strephon. and the talent
expected Kilkenny to draw away every instant.
Strcphon ciung to the Rancocas colt like a
leech. and hundred yards from hons HamiI,
ton was compelled to 60 to the whip. That
and won by, neck. with Littleheld sitting
still The winner is owned ed,. by II. X. Vingut Il
The Moyne GrldiuG was a Sigh: favorite for
the two-year odd swrcps'akc over Spartan. the
Pcbean. and the Moyne gelding made the
rHHnnng for the first thTSG 1.dlGn:s Then
geldng won in Il gallon by two lengths. show
ing stake form. spartan beat lainbow handily
Michael F. DIVER made one Of his character
istr plungcs on his colt Nomad to. win tho
sixth race scramble at ot tnGfsHnart Of
money on tho son Of Wididlc. Yemen was
second choice. with long odds quoted against
Candidates. Yemen. Nomn,l. and Queenie
,Trnwbridge. n.rks nnnrt was the order for
nnIt mile. MCt nll'IlS TONb tyueenlp, ana
taking tho hard track next tho raj he show ell in
front Opposite tho club house and won nundiy
ty two lrngths. Nomad. under the whip. beat
Yemen for second money, The time; II :. is
ns tho my. carried NJ pounds the nature Of
the good thing this Western boy had when the
lilly ran with only so pounds on Is apparent.
The daughter OF Aliunde and Ada Lambert is
half sister to old Capulin. and on her form
yesterday mono OF our selling platers have any
EnIro was iayoSrrito for the last race, and, ur-
der Tarars guidance. the brother to Tea Tray
won handily. with Bordeaux second and
Hazlchurst third. Bordeaux and Hnzelhurst
wero backed to win fortunes for somebody
the former opening ut 50 to and closing ut
Cto1.
Pickpocket worked an extra hnlf mile nfter
the Railway Handicapin preparation for the
Omnibus Stakes next Tuesday.
Mccormack was sold by Gideon 4 DAILY he
fore he started for the last race. to Mr.. Tommy
OF Baltimore. To-
Summaries follow:
TIE FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes of $40 each with 81, 900 added
OF which 500 TO tho second and 500 10 thu
third for horses that have not won race OF the value
of s., 800 ia 1921 or 1872. one mile and sixteenth
outer circular course.
H. K yinguts b, c. strephon q by s'ratford-Imclda
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