The sun., 1893-07-22
BARONESS WINS AT 60 TO l
TIE BhRD's DAUGHTER WINS A
GOOD RACE At MONMOUTH PARK.
The Poorest Gard Drew the Smallest Crowd
orthe Meetius-Bonaventure ana Roller
Wis for MARYLAND Jcrnings - Cactus
Earns Another Purse-AureIIan First By
Nose -IuteErity Derest. Nomnd.

| borns Another Purnc-Aurctinn First BIZ
Nose IuteErity Defeat. Nomnd.
The poorest programme offered UP to date
by the Monmouth Park Association brought
out the smallest attendance OF the meeting
yesterday afternoon. not more than $500 per-
sons being present to see six races OF the
purse and handicap order decided. The sue
cess OF Baroness. a go to 1 chance. in thethird
race was the feature OF the afternoon.
The sport began with heavyweight handi-
cap for three-year- olds and upward at three
quarters OF a mile There were but three
starters. Roller. Alonzo. and Woodchopper.
| and the talent fanced them In tho order
! named, the plunRers following NJ. +. DIVERS
| example and playing the former until tho
| bookmakers refused to accept their money.
| Hamilton had the mount on Roller and when
| the flag dropped he took the plain-looking
four-year- old to the front and remained there
to the end, winning In hand. Woodchopper in
| drive. outlasted Alonzo. the Keene represen-
tative showing decided aversion to weight.
Nine maidens faced the starter for the Sec
| ond race. pell-mel dash down the straight
at six furlongs. Pittsburgh Phil's money
| made his colt Wormser decided first choice
| but MIR. Smiths bad luck 10 with him still. rs
Bonaventure. ridden by Hamilton. lasted long
enough to beat the son OF Panique head on
the post. The Pisa colt and Bonaventure were
the early pacemakers. the former dying away
to nothing when his chances seem cd brightest.
Accident. starter in the Realization and
other stake races. was third. Treasure played
by the Eatontown contingent quite extensive
ly. was never prominent.
The Morris nlly Nahma was favorite for the
race for two-year-old Gllies. Enchantress and
Micmac Queen being equal second choices at
to l. the odds against others ranging upward
to ~ to l. this figure being laid against Baron
ess. good looking daughter Of Mr.. Cassatt's
grand old race horse. The Bard. and Ella Lako-
land. The Burridee Brothers own Baroness.
and they did not think she had chance to
win, but for the sake Of not letting her run un-
far Gn ssr al h5se
long shot, made the running with Micmac
long or so from home. when Baroness closed
up very rapidly, and. passing the leaders at
after 's WHIPPING fnsh. ns beat % Enohantress tsen
nose for second money.
drs Of mSeey Se Ss
fourth sya RasSe race for NJ DEyer
fore they had gone a fSrlons Wien within
tus along. and the stout littic son Of Macaroon
won impressively. Lustrs and Roche had a
lasting tho colt and snatching tho place BY q
very narrow margin.
.Aurelun ana Ierrapin carried m orc money
than any Of the starters for the two.year-od
breaks. in one Of which Terrapin and Carrara
quickest away and, with King Daus hter and
Little Pirate close up. made the running until
ei the rGek and chased Aureli Ian home. Iittie
bDimmy I'm ny Dav,s vas busy on the RancoGas colt.
der % sei snn %on BY
nose. Little Pirate. was a close third.
u a n q mil n n md
sixteenth. carrying a lot Of his owners money.
Chiei JaStce made made run running until the stretch
Noned could not overhaul Mr.. Strauss s"t,oft coit
President A. +. Waioott Val ta'oi Of the Monmouth
tse eet ha he aha n
RICHARD Croker had ausrrelied;.
erdsy s.dssd5n NJ @
Croker are Of the friendliest character"
Mr.. Croker has heen out OF town for several |
days. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
8.
" jsnS!nss: 5. 6. Roller. BY Dutch Rouor-Isna
!, y s%ssH: ssS:!s.s = wSoassSsR:; iSs @::.:s,::a
Pc. to on Roller against n
Mard Of ss esSn s6a With soGo sSasa e. Which 500
hs;;is S:tass ios Dutch Roller
smith, e. G. S wo,mssI lls
Treasure Little Charlie. Pisa colt Magnolia. Bayard.
and La Diva also ran Time, 1:1A
% Es Diva 1879
Pisa colt, 90 to Magnolia
THIRD RACE.
Sweepstakes for maiden two-year-old hIlies OF Slb
md half rurIongs
Isnd hFIasifs Dy Tho h.!a-In.
Rnsos sh IlG9ae ~, dSs
,Lghtroot. Nahma, iMiieIane. Fair Star. and FiaG
Ilso ran.
1uss sSssns to
% e Plum 10 to LshtfOOt. 20 to Baroness 60 to
FOURTH RACE.
S. for N e % 10 sSa whes @ have not
ADDED sash
s pnG.
iiassn 4 6sly's b. O. Cactus by Macaroon-rhi..e.
Iio bHS
HushranE'r also ran; fius. 1,ax
ra.s ss'nEkTsn ooGoGy yasHs assn.s Cactus
FIFTH RACE
sfGSo 1894 :. s na saa
100 down to $500; hye furlohRs |
Y. OH. Macdopoughs c. Aurslian, 1o2 (Bergen).
hncocas stables br. G. Busiris O3 tDayis)
meek stables ch. O Little Pirate 10x (P. Rogers).,
Miss Fordham. Kings Daughter La Miserie, Rama |
lily, TerrApin, CarrAra. ard Voice also ran.
Time, 1:O1
Post bottng-Two to against Terrapin to l Au- |
elan. 10 La Miserie 10 80 Busiris 10 to Little
irate 10 to Miss Fordham. 20 to Rama nlly 80 10
Kings Daughter. o0t 1Carrara, 100 TO Voice.
SIXTH RACE.
Sweepstakes for three year-olds and upward of Slb
ach with 1000 added of which $500 to second and
100 TO third: winners at this meeting to carry
o 600; for less one pound SLOWED for each 500
own to $500; ono mile and stxteenth.
athan strauss CHI C. Integrity. l. by Sir Modred-
v p%yers b. G. Nomad. L ioa dsimiyI, dsimIiyI........"
Z. McDonaids Q. Chief Justice. L loo tMidgieyl s
Time. ;AS.
Post Betting.Ten to on Nomad, to 8 against In
,gri.y. y TO I Chief Justice. |
Notes from the Raee Track.
Five favorites landed at Brighton yesterday.
Good things from Saratoga will be due soon.
Reiff who 10 McCafferty's light weight Jockey. 1
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