The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25
RACELAND'S GRAND RACE.
OLD BONES RUNS 4 MILE AND A
SIXTEENTH IN I,<7 At MONMOUTH


Look Common-KinGston Relic OF His
Former Grent 5cif-Notes from the Track.
The attendance at Monmouth Park yesterday
was above the average for Monday. which Is
regarded rs n n of day ia racing. There were
no stakes on the programme. but the card was
a good one. the handicap at ono mile and n
sixteenth. with Rnccand. Now or Never. sport,
and others entered. being considered the
event OF the day.
Fred Taral. fresh from Chicago and the Mid
way Paisance. was engaged by N. I. Dwyer to
ride Rncelan1 in the handicap and Kingston in
the last rare. Johnny Lamly being displaced.
Mr.. Dryers money helned to make Raceand
fnvorite for the handicap. but 1t was astonish-
ing how many level headed men bot on Sport
TO win. apparently overlooking the fact that
tho Washington Stables good colt and that
other speedy three-year-old. kinRlet. had
much the worst Of the weights. Picknicker
and Now or Never were at comfortable odds,
while Mnrigold was the rank outsider Tnral
received quite hearty greeting as he walked
Old Bones through the paddock and paraded
before the stand. and the round. good natured
face of the honest little Dutchman glowed as
he leaned forward and appeared to no busy
with the knot in his reins. 1t indicated that
Taral has many friends who are glad to have
him home again.
Mr.. Iowe had little trouble at the post. but
the fng finally fell to q good start, with Pick
nicker in the lead. Sport took second place in
the run down the backstretch. old Raceland.
next the rail. showing the most prominently Of
the others. Now or Never bringing up the
rear On the lower turn Picknicker was passed
by sport, and Taral shot Raceland out after
Sport Simms came through behind Race
land. When well squared away pretty
race ensued. Sport, under punishment. held
lakeland for perhaps hundred yards.
but the old fellow was not to DO
denied. and. wearing the game three-year-old
down. drew away opposite tho stand and won
very hnndily by two lengths. Now or Never
ran strong under the whip. and in a drive beat
Sport three-quarters OF length for second
money The time. 1:47. shows that Raceland
10 by no means n BACK number. He Is won
derful old race horse. and his legs are as free
from puff or blemish MS those OF any colt.
Sport although beaten was not disGraced.
Equity. Addie and Reginald were almost
equal :avorites for the first race. n dash at
three quarters Of u mile. Equity was OUTRAGED
from the start. the contest from faGfall being
between Adlie. Reginald, and tho California
speedy nut faint hearted daughter OF lroquois
out in the daylight. and she won very easily
Es tnrss "Shs Thps u
ran flfty Yards at he start. ana men stopped
to coGitate. When he concluded to run again
q lot of money Tor the talent. closing almost
i chance ridden BY, Midgley. made the rum
ming. hard pressed ny harrington, Curacoa.
Hamiy " JUMPED Harrinsten to the front and
won a very fast race by length; stonensllie,..
race. ut i've farlonCs. ths pride Of gloucester
Astoria. Chattanooga and Old Dominion. As
toria has repeatedly shown her liking for five
strated her inability to handle weight Tho
conditions yesterday were exactly 70 Der Tx
ing. and Bergen found little diiiicnity In win
That speedy colt Old Domini oni was the pace
maker in the early; part OF the race. tut when
two lsnGt this away. The time one minute. is
Tne nth race broueht z genuine sunrise
Ass Sl aa ids h. IN as psS
with her opponents and won away OF. She
opened gap OF half dozen lengths IN the
to got near tho flying daughter Of Himyar.
Nomad beat Arab for second money after
Kingston carried very heavy commission
for his owner to win the concluding Ii race.
Correction and ,Tormentor; The Morris mare
never looked better. and when MIR. Rowe
their feet and. never being overhauled. won
hands down. Taral punished Kingston Sc
days and Tormentor beat him ceyerly for
second money. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
.aa yn st WITCH fG age:
Sio0 to third ,Gn sx fSrlongs ,v r,o,uo.p.,,
y SsoFns en : Topxalian, !; los (Misisy,
AIoa4o Equity scnSi. and Nssuoh.n .iso ran
1sss
LIANT. 10 to Alonzo. 80 to l Sonora
SECOND RACE.
swssps,aEes for Thieh havs not Won
added. Of which 500 to second and sioo to th,rd
winning penalties and non-wnning and maiden allow.
". Donohue,s eli, &. Harrington. by MiserGertrude.
cisson's Cd stonenellie los ,Midgiey
Rsncocas stables Oh. C Iuracoa lis tsin,nD
Looping King. Mamie u. hly, Trumptter. and Trinculo
also ran.
r9. snsTh.ssn 51 s 10 & 70
s'Gnsn.s Y g TTnSno % 20 L'e rss, IS
King. loo 10 Kaiis colt. ''A'''''' ''''A
THIRD RACE
apds.G swssRsskss fer 81 and az, Sp
PTysT; b Racsiaad aged BY s'ls'-nAo.
G: Wa'tsf. u + Now Or Never; aged; ~ es%M...
kasis %stasEs and S$1soii also ram
lime. l!4n
Pos, Bettng-Two to against Rsceiand. 8 10 !
Sport o1S to Ringlet. q to ] Now or Never b to
40 to MArgold
FOURTH RACE.
Sweepstakes for three.y ear ods OF Sic each. with
81 .OOO added of which 500 To second and 500
thi.d: winning penalties and selling allowances Ave
Iurl0ngs.
Mr. Madisons br f. Astoria by CAvalier-veotis. 1O7
4. McDonnidr b. C. Old Dominion uO6l \. Rogers.
N. ownIng'R CHI. Artillery. 1l2 (Snms)..:
Miss Maude. King Sam. Chattanooga, Midnight, Acct
dent. aud Bualranger also an
Time 100
Post Betting-Seven to 8 against Artillery. to |
Astoria TO Chattanooga ITO Old Dominion, 10 TO
Mdn ght. 20 to Miss MAude. 80 to King sam. lUO
10 / Accident. 100 to Bushrauger.
FIFTH RACE
Sweepstakes for threeyear oids and upward, OF S1b
each 81 900 added. OF which $500 to second and
300 to third: winning penalties and selling allow.
q j. Nelly br IN Estslle. Q. by Himyar--Booty. 90
" r Dwyer'sb . Nomad 4, 100 danny ,........... :
g. forbess b e. Arab aged 1O8 (Mldgeyj. ..........
Anna Is. and Integrity also ran
Time. l:404
Post Betting-6 to against Nonnd 0 to Arab. to
Integrity. ITO Estele. 10 to Anna b.