The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
AN OFF DAY AT MONMOUTH.
TIE CARD was LreH1. BUr a EhIR
CROWD CAME TO IHE CuURsE

| st>sesrB Defeated l.->.pe Afsrr . 1s-<
pr1vs 80 BssS--t Dt,pese> 60 ce-..rh-
-us--is pevres ~ the N - 4 she'
Trrssure - Cerrreno-, Ready rsr th>
1~eers NJ Hrve Y,rio.ss, wfse ., ueuo-
StJie-Rss-s fer Nes---. Bei-ert 80
stDeou @. Us~t-Ftrss Apeesrnses q ths
esoyoee Gel, n.ss nyrves, by Hs.pta..
There vas quite an I'm Improvement in the At
tendance yesterday over many previous On
daJh The card WAS . poor onc. bot nearly al
the races we're well contested. stonsnsll and
Esnapo furnishing the best Eight d the day.
| The thrse-JeAr-old ran remarkably well and
ssonenel Vas cut 10 the last ounce IN order TO
| win By neck Mr.. Simeon @. Reeds eoiors
| appeared for the hrtt time on Lucky Dog In
| tie second rbee and the brother 20 kIldeer
| won handy. Banquet beat ConAuehe e,ersriy
! enough a. the snish Of the handicap. but at
one time It looked as though the farorite
would have = hard race. Correction. never
better in her life. ran fre furiongs In son Sec
onds and Harnmie. the top-beavy fsvorfts in
the last vas badly beaten bJ the IL to l shot
Treasure The track was lumpJ and slower
than usual
The price against banquet was surprisingly
good. considering the fact that Comsnche and
Lady Pulsifer were the sole opponents Of the
great little eeldinK. Comsnebe's work over
the old track WAS remarkably good. and the
Etnpire Stable folks thought tbeY had =
chance TO lower the colors OF the fayorite. IT
vas remarkable how many persons thought
Lady Pulsiier. with the prestige Of two VIC
tories in Succession. would have a chance OF
defeating them 10th. Banquet and Com anche
made the running % warm for the Lady that
she was beaten before the turn was reached.
Afps nrhn al H.. .taeov a
ly. and TsraI had 70 ride hard for Q hundred
yards with the whip in order to shake OF the
game three-year-oid. Then It was an easy
matter for Banquet 10 win By three-quarters
Of length Lady Pulsifsr was & poor third.
The first Appearance OF the II UGH yAunted
Matt Byrnes. the colt BIZ Hampton out Of
Cherry. ior which Marcus DAILY gave $4,000 In
England last year. gave the second race.
scram bic for two. year-olds at Ave and oDe-hali
furlongh an Interest It would not have other
wise possessed All sorts Of runors concern
Ing the prowess Of this imported colt were
afoa'. he had beaten Senator Grady In trials.
breaking time. and. in short. had shown such
form In private that he could not be beaten
% snd Il RIG be p.dsesi M
BIZ shs Ss a The colt great
Dog. strongly played second choice. were at
Rs.ss |ss IsssI Rsf L siRisss
m We. Mr. siT f., e Reed TINS va. the
course. ard as Tarai had the mount and the
s sI.ss in for II. Ss ny ssDs:sl!y ioI tie
green and did no; know how to break. When
the flag fell he was so slow to move away that
A Drum Msa4 Nc Nae u hsS ssd
Hama were the early pacemakers. but fur
Sf 6ane Mrsy Ma
S.;s ss:has IuSk, Tss i 4:
truly a most auspicions beginning. Matt
again That most consistent little flly MIC
Mac Queen was again third.
and N. r. DIVERS com missioners placed QUITE
e lot OF money on the stout, chestnut. colt TO
1ans Aon and
peig. be psds move. Then he had ' aaiie
and spa Ta
AZ the end in order 70 win By a short neck with
Cerreetion. lootne 'G nn1sa s gH veil was tho
IL faI s1 s e9 Sosa
Of MI SIasn sGEa.
IA. s1 me xGa ~ .sse % B sss
and nipped Fairy for second money. Mr.
CEokers mare having nothing left at the finish
s ssf h.. drive in the endeav0r to
Curacoa was iayor!te for the fifth race. for
two-year Odds. but the Blemton colt Patrician |
at the start. with Harrington q close second, |
won quite impressively. Curacao. under hard |
hrd h H Sir Knight quite hsayiiyg plays 3d.
was never prominent.
money was the second choice, Integrity. The !
only other starter: Treasure has been show
the 70 me- s hsd svidenylse been ny
. gap IN Tie run down the ' bscksptres Se
itamly riding as hard a. he know how |
Win @ 1.nn o eS Int
turn. but tho outsider ran gamely. and. 10 the
INTEGRITY In dic1lties NJ strauss colt e dr rIa
ping back rapidly and being passed BY Ham
andnr sSs n o das Of to
teRrity was bad last. Summaries follow:
YIEsT RACE
second and $50 S y :aa ns
4. 5-y:..S B.nqu'. aged. by HA,on DOR,
W Eov.iI; eh m Lazy P.;ii:i aged. ios tHidsi.U.
Pos, Bstting--Tsn to I on banquet. 2 TO against
to Lady Puisifer
SECOND RACE.
s By, foI msasa s-syssrold q slb each
TO thi,d Weights six pounds below nve and
3. o: Bed. pr; Lucky Doc. BY Dsrsbin-Lou
:.sH st.s. ssysn;:
Rama. CunaIdeL. sstauket. Equation, GaIlAtin Drum
Major aud Galaxy also ran.
Time I:Og4
Post BsttinR-TwO to ! against Matt ByTnes to |
CgnArdsr TO Drum MAlor SO Lucky Dog 10 10 /
TallAtin ~ 10 GALAXY, 20 to setAuket,
THIRD RACE.
sweepstakes for thrse.year .olds and upward which
not i,ooi in 1893 OF sIb each. with $1,000
added Of which 500 to second and 800 TO third:
vi Rbta 10 pounds below the scale; winne rS at this
~ citing to carry q pounds extra; seven furlongs
H. y Dwyrrs Oh. Q. stOnsueiL =. by stonshsnEo-
Iidson DAYS eb G. Ramapo g. ITO tiiamil,onjj'..
l. RUPERT JEs. b. C. Young Arou tsin ms).
Time. l;25.
Post Bsttng-Fivs to o on stonenelL o TO 8 against
RamApo 20 to against Young Arion. |
YOUTH RACE
a.sspstAkss for Miles three year, old and upward.
eeond and 800 TO the third weights pounds below
has eala dwa fuv