The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-12
'MONTANA'S COMPARATIVE.
MARCUS DALY,s SUBURBAN WINNER
DEFEATS roRKVILLE BELLE

| Walks over Tor the Orange Stnkes-Sor-
I rsetiop. Moyne GeidinE. Lonntnka. Bare
reot, and Lycsum victorious - barefoot
| Changes Owners--A Cup sor the Winner
| OF the Choice stakes.
The clements held high carnival at Mon
mouth Park yesterday afternoon. tho rain de-
| scepding In torrents for nearly two hours.
while tho lightning was most vivid. one OF the
| bolts shattering a post supporting the fence
about half way UP the three-auarter straight
track Splinters of.the tough oaken stick were
found 100 feet away.
| There were two stake events ON the card. the
| Orange. for three-year- olds and upward at
| seven furlongs. and the Comparative. for three
| and four year olds at one mile and quarter.
| The presence OF NJ. +. Dryers great horse
| Kingston in tho Orange Stakes frightened out
| all competitors. and tho mighty son OF SPEND
thrift walked over for the prize. The old horse
| wanted to run. but Lambley kept strong pull
on him. and tho pace was slow. Col. Simmons
| complimented Starter Rove on the manner in
| which he started Kingston.
Tho Comparative Stakes was won by Marcus
Days four-year-ol old colt Montana the hero OF
tho Suburban Handicap. after short and de-
cisve battle with F. A. Ehret's thrce-year- old
| nlly Yorkville Belle Tho Comparative Stakes
| was ono OF Mr. Witherss pct races. He had
| numberless fights with friends regarding the
| merits Of three-year- ods and four-year- olds
| N August He always contended that any
! good four-year. old could carry his weight and
beat good three year.old. Te prove that his
theory was sound no inaugurated tho Com
| parative Stakes. but alas. he did not live to
| see his Judgment vindicated. Montana. York
| vile Belle. Reckon. and julien were the start
| ers for the Comparative Montana opened ia
in on the ,hlIy that YorEyille Belle was the
horses went to the 'I post and the very fieod
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sdering the condition Of the track.
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hS f h hs Ssf w sssape from
Montana was the best horse in the Champion
| Stakes until nearly a mile and quarter had
Correction was a si ght iayorite over Nomad
mile. and; cunning in from. from the start she
stalled Of NSmad's rush at the finish and won
ond money. TIE time. j ~ is Very tast. and
that hs SPEEDY auEEhter Of hmyar
ant "s 2S?: Ssnp for sfs S
at tive furlopSs. The track was like : mill
fh.lt
the broad stretch. The Moyne eedinc and
sweet Alice bad q generous lead for the arst
chased tho lloyne Geldns home. Brown &
RoEers's rerrssentative winning very easily
shs snf a s1sns Herndn
mile dash. korkh, Kli1eer. and Airshaf. being
and Rorfa opened ed q sf eight
teaten kildeer drew away from Rorkn in the
hamSs' 5e and aEP EsIs to be winning
shoulIsEat his opponents. Suddenly the Ran.
cocas ally commenced stopping pnd Sloane.
Up IN time to win the b.
Eorks was third. Airshaft was outpaced from
the drop OF the flag and was beaten hundred
EsteIc was tasoritc FOR the sixth race. SELL
fAs Morris at eo mile ar aqa sAfsnt
VT IN, sss|1sP Ny %9 =:
entered to lie sod Tor s5Wo and w6cn n,,t T ms
Ct a ave J. D. Shfist{ WIZ f ard
years. sS BID tho colt to s6o ST. hsp
ret,o ,SnScksd &C. Bare!9ot down for that figure.
Morris. claimed that he had bid 5000 Tho
f2t t1 pps again and eventually
The last race an extra event. with nine start
eTs. at Ave and hall furlongs, was won by tho
hdmFi s't9Ss p f.Ds fIt Ms.srs
boyle ( LMloheids, schp1i$Iii va: second.
beaten 9niy nose: While the Morris Az Anpa
sonora and TSm Ponoh% '.tHY yer" beaten only
heads some idca may be had q the heTceness
it looked Ike anybody's race. A great deal Of
Eo,lae}y was lost on sonora, MeCormack. and
The MONMOUTH Park Association will add a
"is' 5%n Af - Zach The
81 Il tss 4Ea a%mae9 rB slPs H.
iost kks1nS and b9 s@r'
During tho afternoon an oil stove used In
ths ,esst.T1.at syBioayd doing lttls damage
perfect. Despite the downpour Of the after
noon scarcely any water Was to be seen on the
Secretary orickmefsS is always to tho fore.
p are "SFs di the "oa the
MIX heavy coats and pot haks.
Summaries follow:
TnE FIRST RACE
.ssR 10 @ "s 30 10
third: six turlong~
) a; "a n. Morf!s's b: m. Correction =. by Hlmyn
-fanne Gray, III Hat rAsldi go. ,,........,.
Es9 sS ha NJ. g
Tine, 1I2.
ESting SIX to 8 against Correction, to Nomad 8
to ! Sir MattAsw. loto Enire.
IsiE SECOND HAcE.
tn. Orange Stakes. tor lnIesys.ro,ds. and
aids. The second to $3.50 Of the stakes win
longs, straight
NJ bwSsrS br; b. Kingston aged BY spsnd,hrnt--
h"pasna iss dnHblsy)' NO.
THE THIRD RACE.
The Comparative stakes for three and four olds,
OF 500 each, half forfeit win ~ 300 added, at which
5000 70 the second and 80 to third sex Aowances
enc nils and quarter, orter circular course
Marcus palysb h. Montana. 4. by Han fox-imr,
! A. khr,t el T. York,iile Belle. g. 1903 tsloanej...
Rhncocas Babies Dr. L. julien 8. 40 (EiHmilton)
RecAOn also ran.
Time, 2;oS.
Batting Give to on horkyi!ie Belle; against Mon