New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-17
DON ALONZO BEATEN AGAIN.
LOvELACE CAPTURED The TYRO STAKES.
RACETAYD THE WINNER OF THE MIDSUMMER
HANDICAP.

The gratifying change in the weather from edua
torla heat to GOODNESS and comfort increased '''
general desire for outdoor recreation the saturday
half holiday and sent many thousands VI people W
Monmouth Park. 1t was a larger multitude OF spec.
istors who saw seven spirited decided than had
gathered "a Monmouth Park this year any day
except the Fourth of July. These spectators looked
upon the familiar spectacle Of Don Aonzo get'ih@
second place IN stake race with Isaac Murphy III 'o
saddle This colt has now eight races THIS wear
and has been defeated seven times. Six times out vi
seven he has been in secoud place, aud repeatedly Ne
has been beaten by a head only. IL Mr. hhict Will
sell this colt Don Aongo will win stakes. ANY one
Of several trainers can train the colt 10 win stakes
and any one Of several jockeys can win STAKES WIN
him. The conviction Is general on the tni1 'at 'i'
Ehrct owns some fine stock, but that ne "eeus
trainer and jockey more urgently thah any o'"o'
horeOwner in America. c.,'
Sir Walter was withdrawn from the TWO oU4hos
because his owner could not secure GarIlsos se'''s
NJ Byrnes, Marcus Days trainer, was uhwiiihe '''a'
Garrison should ride SIR Walter, since Inc DaiVh
started for the Marcus DAILY stable But Inc haiVn
bolted early in the race, and came Ill last ~ Wv
absence Of Sir Walter, Don Alonzo was MAGE "'o
favorito, although all the sfrewdet tur1meh pio7o"'
expressed the gravest doubts OF Murphys aDiiiN ="
do full Justice to the colt. Both James H. hee'e
and Foxhall Keene at the track, ana 'hs"'h
was a heavily backed second choice. This colt has
borne the name OF Chiswck for some uue' ai'housh
the Great Trial stakes az sheeps
Bay he was called simply the Allce bruce WI"
lie won tie Great Trial with SURPRISING ease Ill ucop
mud. but his running in the Tyro stakes Oh Dry
track was wretched indeed. August belmont ; Noiu
roy was third choice and he also ran wrerheoN, ~"
betting was IL 10 against Lovelsce but the race III ''
last flrlong was confined to Loveace ana Don AoilAo'
Taral was on Lovelace, and, Of course outVoe uiPn'
on Don Alonzo winning the race by head' ~ -
as certain as anything in racing can be 'iia' IL "ir
that colt would have the Tyro stakes. but uh
do,btedIv Mr. Ehret enjoys losing stakes as he Keeps
on losing stakes which he could win easily ana taxes
1t all with u cheerful philosophy deighlIW 10 oc"ofu
Raceland won another important handicap-the
Midsummer at u mile. The old gecing mas Won
wonderfully long and brilliant list OF handlcapS' lie
was ridden by Garrison. his weight was onN IL
pounds (Raceand rcvels In running with IL
pounds up, and his triumph was not difficult. lie
was the favoite and Russell second choice, ana
Tournament third The 10000 Tournament was
ridden by Taral, but ran a contemplate race ho'
getting n place, and swerving badly at the finish.
The betting against LeOnawell rose in remarkable way
In The ring and Patrol Judge Fitzgerald very justly
and properly reported TO the Board of Stewards that
Blake the rider Of Leonawel was very far behind the
field when the race half over, and did not appear
at all anxious to get nearer Leonawell g)t third
Mace nevertheless but this colt ought to be sent 10
gloucester and Blake might we'll be shipped 10 that
place also. The colts running and the riuihs Vi
Rlake arc both wofully inconsistent. Raceland ran
his mile in 40 L.. lie is evergreen. apparently
and not likely TO wither for many day.
In the fourth race oil the spectators uhciuuliS 'ne
turf writers) who in position to get coIeo'
view Of the fnsh could hardly trust their eyes wheh
the iudges decided that Iammie had won, with cactus
second and Tom Watson third. They were all sure
that Tom Watson had woH the race by neck ~ least
But the judges all agreed in placing al three HORSES
The difference in vision amazing. Can there be
such thing as II mirage al the finish hne sometimes
The placing OF the horses in this makes II seem
possible But ss Cactus the fav0r1te ana HaiHnle
second choice while Tom Watson was distant out
slider with few hackers. the decision OF The judges was
received quietly. although with inbounded a"%eeh',
The BurTidge Brothers, owners OF Tom watson hau
backed the colt at long odds TO win 100000 for tem
Tom Watson was nearly knocked down by aho'h'i
two year-od early in the race and certainly has ui-
common speed Blake rode him. With really smart
lightweight jockey up, Tom Watson could have won
III at least lengths. IA,
The Burrdge Brothers Were more successful with
their second good t2ing 81. fex, %no ran n WIN bn
first time in public this season. lie was The lavonte
enond and Gaaiton tnrd Pierre I-o1llsIds Laroer
carried much money, but Ian poorly; cratclesv was
dolefnl Ia fact there far too many w1thdra~aS
Yesterday. Cn the Fourth Of July Corecuon, carry
OF mile in :l3 IL. Yesterday. carving llo po n +,
she wa, poor third 10 >tialmef'th ana slOheheIl "a
n 4 She Is truly a nChle l3ut obid'hHir"'"'
ridden by Garrison, backed with wnstntcd CON
hdence and successful. ,,o.-
previous records taken as whole ought to have
won the sixth and seventh races easily ana 'neS
'a Both aN the 81 200 nneSsha and the Ex
pertinent ran in the fourth race as the proper ITI
place for them were In a brich-yald; These two
lilies seem TO be almost hopeless failures.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-rree handicap sweepstakes OF SO each,
II not declared out with $1,000 added, Of which 500
to the second and 500 to the ;hrd. Thrcc.quaIters
g. s:''"s Fl.
H II %arnnss en- c. s:oacacii, Ig5
j. A. H Mo''is's b. T. cG Gs, .tlSn a
oaadsasra, s. .,I TsH6ey 81 -
T WsR ttm lG2 car 1907 ;;ag.v,S 81 81
'' '''"' Tmc-i 49,.
Sir Catesby, Paragon, Rex Potomac and Dagonct
Withdrawn. Correction aud stonen made the running for
half mile when they passed by SuahinCath who.
ridden out cleveiy enough by haN length stonen
second, three lengths before Correction who beat Can
deAbra two lengths.
SECOND RACE-THE TYRO STAKES for two.year-ods,
OF 800 EACH half forfeit only 90 II declared by
LIST Jaauary, 1892 S25 II declared by the LIST Cd
July, 1892 ~ 800 added, OF which $3.50 the
second and $50 10 the third winner OF two more
races Of e2 500 N extra those not having
won s. 800 allowed n Hnldchs sbowed 10 I'D. three
quarters Of a mile
81 Betting F.
John Hunters blk G. Lovelsce. by fremont
Ia TTavata 1lS n............ (IaiaIJ 12-1 J-1
r. A. Ehrets b. c Don Alonzo, lis.
, sssAess,; by Duke 4 sa5Ss; co.. so
cord SiSyEiiso ti ,stS'Ss o VI
Chicago 1l8 fLambey) 12-1 81
Prince Imperial. ll5.---- lblIkel ~ ID
The Baron, los (littlefele)0 81 2-1
Time-1:l5
Hammic and Sir Walter Withdrawn. The Baron
made Of his chances by boiling the start and
losing much ground that Littelcld pulled up and
oAntred In. The seemed 10 be between Loyea:e
and Don Alon1O and the Nsult Tat Taral ou,rode