The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-01
RACING AT M0NM 0UTH.
MCAFFERTY RIDES ALOHA. AND DE-
FEATs TARAL ON s1ONENEJL.

| some Furpose-fIckpocketpt N eooo 1hu@
NOR. Wins tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
| Winning Form-Terr.pip from Start to
Finish -Csotus', Game R.ce-stoncneine
Score. Her Maideu Victory Cievsrly.
| Although there were numerous withdraw
| ais at Monmouth Park yesterday the sport was
| away above the average. some OF the finishes
| being Of the whirlwind order The weather
| and track were perfection. and some very fast
| time was made. Cactus's aeven furlongs
around tho new turn In ;28h being good
performance.
Probably the most remarkable contest OF the
afternoon was that between Stonenell and
Aloha In the fourth event, a dash at three
quarters OF mile. Tormentor and Fairy were
withdrawn. and the ruce was by common con-
| sent voted to Mr.. NJ. f. Dwyer's great sprinter.
| The book makers offered 3 to 10 at the opening
OF the betting about Stonenell but Mr.. Dwyer's
| commission was SO heavy that these odds
were cut until l to was the very best price
obtainable. many OF the pencillers refusing to
accept his money. Aloha. ridden by his part
owner. J. J. McCafrerty. was 14to att the post.
When the flag fell both Taral and McCafferty
showed an aversion to making the pace. and
soon Stonenell and Aloha were galloping side
by side. with their Jockeys legs almost hori-
zontal in the endeavor to keep tho horses
from engaging in the contest their hot
blood SO ardenty desired For half
mile this went on. and to those In the grand
stand it seemed as though both jockeys were
taking siesta. Suddenly McCsfferty's body
assumed perpendicular. down went his
hands, and away sped Aloha. The brown
horse had an advantage before Taral realized
the situation. and then he began riding like
mailman. Those who say that McCafferty
cannot ride should have seen him hustle
nj nd ahre~ WI n on I'd.
ed by winning the race by very short head.
When the horses returned to the stand there
was tumultuous applause for McCaderty.
while Taral who Is a very clever rider and
makes very rev mistakes, was tshame to sayl
| Kissed roundly.
That's what one gets for riding to ORDERS
| said Taral. savagely. his face burning. as he
and hurt, but the racing public Is singulary
tickle. Gheered to-day. leered at TO- m orFow
on the IN opening
whe old n I'M has fss a a
| him to the post look ing remark ably we'll or
over the ,leld. White Hose being most strongly
hshty M n e and White Rose were the
leaders for a quarter OF a mile. Then Slms
position. waited until a quarter Of . mile from
the finish. once ioantaka was called upon 10
manner man and won with a great amount Of speed
in reserve: in fact 1t would have taken q good
to tk %h hs Hs %adm dss
no whip was easily second. while, Minnehaha
lasted long enough to secure third money.
good %s race. Now w or Never Vas iavorte with
Pickpocket a strongly fancied second choice.
Trnee 'o George s"s and Sir Matthew the others
| being at very long prices. IrinGe George was
| old appeared to have a world Of speed. Mari:
gold then came up next the rail-. and, with old
oSk9n bs Snw was s the psSs s
pocket GRADUALLY the1 snd
| much to choose between the entire field:
f iie s" and Now or Never stockt on and
su a5FDs struggle eAsSed; TsTaI fairly lifted
pickIocket along AND hun M ya nd pr from
Ge Gee beaten. Sir Matthew was running cas-
| fly. however, and looked like winner. Pick
nu. and got up in time to win good race by
| a head from Sir Matthew. Now or Never was
An An immense amount Of money was bet on
third race, scramble for two,year ear sat at
cared care son Of Topealiant The Terra Gotta colt
When 1ent the Tag feli young Rein. who had the
mount on Terrapin. opened biE gap a, and
the to n oe
three furlongs. beat Equation for second place.
The selling was great eet1G G event
that Would not listen to the defeat q their
So sp t- Ans at fss 9 Ss
G odd: S Hn vRi s to could be had against
Rs sif'y Vent aWas from ike quarter
horse. and at the end OF hell mile q che Vas
| xuaa driving the thre6- year-Olu with whip and
T9 f Hsmon began ispt to at so Sf0t with
RF Ts "p to oRR pptss s ns Wsea
ten vent Would a"e w wn's S va took 10
liberties but rode out and !, won cleEsrly By
'e StonenelIie was the choice Tor the last race.
dash at five and hall fuFHn a i9 IT
we We're t in front from the start; the sister 70
Stonenell winning by tive Iengthsh n Inc Mamie a
in asE o ees5
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tSF aaa asys 500 IL
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R. T. t'f"'i Morris. 9's annsh.h.
Sonora. Uncle Jess Pisa colt ana King Sam also
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|
| SECOND RACE.
| Handicap Sweepstakes. for three olds and up
ward or Sib each with 81 900 added. OF which $500 to
| second and 500 TO third: one mile and Iur!ong.
Brown Rogers br c. Plckpockst T. by Spendlhrift
Marcus rSsf Salyy. 5le 81 Matthew
| C. Walkers br h, Now or Never aged ~ OHM s).
| Time, :56h.
| Post Betting-Fye to = on NOW OF never. ~ 10
ga.nst Pickpo"ket, to Prince George 10 10 Sir
| Matthew 2Uto / stockton. 40 TO Aarigod
| THIRD RACE.
Sweepstakes for tw0ysar olds Which hsy n not Won
whch 500 second and 500 to ,Lira; six turlongI
Dachess Of Montross. 100 (kelf) =; ;s;:........,.,
RAncocas stable. oh. Curacao 1l2 (simns)......
ia. A. H. 4 b ii. Morrs'sb. c. Equation. 100 PENN
| The IIenorai. Our Jack. Brahma Wedding Tour and
| Ascot Also ran n, ,,o,
Post Betting-Five to on Curacao, ~ TO against
Terrnpin Il to The General. 3 to Ascot 10 to Our
| jack sO 10 l Wedding Tour. 40 10 BrahmA. 90 to
| Equation.
| FOURTH RACE
Asweepstates for three ysaspias and Upward. whioh
have not 81 600 ia 1903 or $lb each. with $1,000
added which 500 to second and 500 TO third six
McCaRerty 4 wishaId's br h; Aloha. aged. by st.
NJ y p%yer's ch G. stonens la (raran