The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-16

-p hind hind when, when Il, tn
finishing line had been passed. and hel
handling by Jordan was not the best
A length and half away came an
other Western horse-Ray S.-who wat
only a half length in front Of London
Hume was fifth, then followed the two
Eastern horses, Diablo and Lamplighter
Michael came next, and then Morello
carrying the publics money and an In
5ured Jockey. and limping from his owr
hurts.
What figure the great Futurity win
ner might have cut but for an accident
at the post. will never be known. In
some way the colt stumbled in false
start. receiving injuries and tanning the
Jockey so. that ne asked Pettngell 10
excuse him, but this was refused.
Morello's shoulder was bruised. and a
big lump was made on the side or the
head. After the race ne limped when be-
fng led TO the stable.
There was q twenty-minutes' delay at
the post. TArai spoiled one good start.
but Moreno fen. and the ta1ent telt
grateful to Diablo's rider. Finally they
were sent awar. to one Of the prettiest
starts ever seen In race. being In
almost perfect alignment and all NOV
ing The crowd broke out into cheer,
which did not die away until long after
the race was over.
As they scurried past the stand, Maid
Marian, Rudolph. Wildwood and High
land were almost head and head. length
In front Of Ida Pickwick and Morello.
at whose shoulders raced Michael and
Loudon. The rest were in bunch. ex-
cent Poet Scout who was trailing
The plan of the Kendall stable was now
made apparent Maid Marian moved out
OF the bunch. and at the quarter was
leading by n length. But Miller. on the
favorite. set out TO thwart 1t. He took
Morelo forward. and began a fight with
the Maid for the race. but did not catch
nm Rudolph was running easily in third
place. Highland, Ida Pickwick and 70
Tambien were next In order with Lamp
lighter In the middle of the bunch.
Maid Marian had increased her lead at
the half TO two lengths. and many
shouted. They'll never catch her" But
the little fiily had nearly run her race.
At the three-quarter pole she was lead
ing Moreio by only head. Az his hips
was Rudolph. still galboping without much
apparent exertion. Then followed 70
Tambien. Wildwood Loudon. Highland.
Michael. Santa Anna. Diablo. Huront
Lamplighter, Ray s.. Ida Pickwick,
Hume and Poet Scoatt In the order
named The first four were separated
from the rest by daylight. but 1t was not
all In ALI a very compact bunch. Turning
into the stretch Maid Marian gave up the
fight and dropped back into oblivion.
Morello led. but only for an instant He
made a wide swerve, and Rudolph and
Yo Tambien at once took advantage OF
IT, and the order In the stretch was Ru-
dolph, 70 Tambien and Morello. necks
apart followed by Ray s.. who had
made a wonderful gain. Lamplighter and
Diablo lSims and TaraO were working
hard on the Eastern pair, but soon saw
II was hopeless task.
Once we'll Strengthened out. Morello
moved in front and at the eighth pole
looked like q winner, the crowd cheering
loudly. But he had been exerted TO the
utmost. Irving now for the first time
called on Rudolph. and the Aetna stable
horse Immediately went into COM
lnanding lead. Ray q. running with
u great show Of speed next TO the inner
ran. was Rudolphs only dangerous COM
petitor, for 40 Tabien had come back
FOR final effort. and Lamplighter and
Diablo despite the efforts OF their jock
eys, were losing ground. The crowd an
ticipated the result and wildly shouted
Rudolph. Rudolph" but with long,
steady strides a chestnut mare came
galloping along on the outside. slowly
and surely cutting down the leaders, ad-
vantage. II was 70 Tambien. Irving saw
the danger and to his cool head and
hard work may be attributed Rudolphs
victory. Rudolph just won by a half
length. with 70 Tambien nearly two
lengths before Ray s. LoSdon came fast
OF the finish and got fourth position
Aside from his INJURIES Morello was
not ridden with good Judgment. Sum-
maries:
Following are the summaries:
First race, FIVE and q half furiongs,
fcr two-year-olds-Pop Gray frst, Oak
wood second, Governor Tiilman third
Time. 09.
Second rac~, six furlongs-Mn1ie Gee
first Sis OLee second. Mel.ine third.
Time. 1lth
@ sweepstakes for three-year-olds and
upwards, 5000 each starter. worth $4,000
TO the winner, mile and three sixteenths-
Rudolph first Yo Tnmbien second, Ray
T. third. Time. SO 81
Fourth race. a free handicap, mile and
= sxteenth-Strathmeath first. GaliDdo
second. Faraday third. Time. i:A7A.
Fifth race one mile-Aldebaren first,
Somersault second. First Ward third.
Time, 40
Sixth race. six furlongs-Oregon Eclipse
first. Gascona second. Ethel Gray third.
Time. :13.
Following is the betting: Santa Anna,
3, Diablo, S. Wildwood, 70: Lamplighter.
z, Hume. %; 70 Tambien and Maid Ma
rian. 5: Highland. 40, Moreiio.- 10 o.
Poet Scout, 90 Huron. 50; Ray 8, 80;
Rudolph g. Loudon. 10; Ida Fickwick.
o. Post s15 T. NJ.
Monmouth Park Results.
First race, five and a half furlongs-
Bandit first, Roland Reed second. Walsey
third. Time. :0S.
Second race, mile aud one-sixteenth-
Prince George first Daily American Sc
cond, Life Boat third Time. Lao.
Third race. Hollywood handicap. six
furionss--D olittle first. Bel Demonio Sc
eond. McMacuQuen third. Time. lI4
Fourth race. Long Branch handicap. mile
And a quarter-Candelabra first. Mars Sc
cond, Picknicker third. Time. 2:0s1-2
Firth race. six MISUNDERSTANDING first.
Cactus second. Artillery third. Time.
l:13i-4.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Sport first.
Midnight second. Accident third. Time.
l:26 "a.
LEADERS AGlIN WIN.