The sun., 1893-08-06
SENATOR GRADY'S SELECT.
MARCUS DABr's eooD COLT BEATS
A SMART FIELD At MONMOUTH.

| One OF the largest gatherings OF tho meeting
! made the thirtieth days racing at Monmouth
| Park Association m ost en ioyabe success yes-
terday. Fully 10000 persons were present,
| and the stockholders OF the Association were
| smiling as they looked at the well-fllled grand
stand. with Its freight OF beautiful women in
tho lightest and most becoming of summer
costumes. The racing was nrst-class In every
respect the Select Stakes going to Mr. Marcus
Days speedy colt Senator Grady. while Mars.
| the candidate OF the Morris stable. won the
| Delaware Handicap In fast time. Tho weather
| was lovely. and the track in good condition
after tho rain OF Friday night
| A remarkably handsome lot OF two.year-
| olds went to the post for the Select Stakes. for
which Senator Grady and Hornpipe were the
| best fancied In the betting ring. the prices
against the others being com paratiyely LIBERAL
100 to l. the figures against the outsiders
| Prlg and Eactotum. Bill DAILY fetching the
| latter over from Brighton Beach to have try
| with tho cracks thrce-quarters in 49,. with
40 pounds up. being the line Father William
had on tho Blcmton cast-oT Henry ofNavarre
| Hornpipe. Dobblns. and Senator Grady were
| much admired in the paddock, the formcr hnv
| ing an especially racy look.
| The start, which was simply perfect. was
| made at the second attempt. tho nine young
sters moving like one horse as the flag fell.
| Hornpipe was very quick to begin and Taral
| cut across tho track and took the middle oil the
| course where tho going appeared to he better.
| Henry OF Navarro at once moved out Of the
bunch and gave baltic to tho half brother TO
Don Alonzo. Senator Grady and Declare were
tho most prominent of tho others. Dobbins
moving luGgishly and catching the whip in
| order to Keep him from dropping out OF the
race A quarter OF a mile from home Henry OF
Navarro and Hornpipe wore head and head.
length before Senator Grady and De-
clare, Dobbins heading the ruck. When
tho finishing line was uenrcd and every
body was wildly enthusiastic, oyer the
and Hognpipe, Senator Grady overhauled the
pair with scarcely an effort. and won by
Q: Navarro. who beat Hornpipeu length. MIR.
keenes colt, was .conccding hvo rounds to
victory 81 Marcus Daiys representative was SO
impressive that the host Judges On the race
track ~ lookSi at @ saGh other and remerked:
the Junior Champion on Tuesday next
OF the beaten lot Declares performance was
snrly when he saw hat he could not get
place. The Jockeys. who. as rule. are rather
cautious concerntng the stating. We're very
enthusiastic when they came to weigh In after
the Select stakes. the opinion being unani-
nous that it was Mr.. Rowe's best effort this
:. Mars was mndo tavori,e for tho Delaware
H@ndtrap at ono mile ana a Quatter. and the
hi"eI hs to nSs 5's
burgh. LittlsNeId hurriei Mars 10 the
front whom the start was made. and keep:
s5Id steel he was never aprroachei. Pick Sicker
hold second place until the ssreth was
5gashed MhH1 al hsr, her WAS refra ei'sng up
the quartet as they struggled lor second and
shTd H MS 'ls rst 10 d,on out
and steel unsweryin.iy to the end. lickDocket.
iichnicker. and Inc ironsraster rassinE the
pas badly scored nnd II great bloody patch
wns conspicuous on his iet side IS he was led
H race 1voa 'H sy % The Messrs Nor Morris ' durne the
The public asE ed a good deal Of game little
equal favoritc with LoantaEa for the opening
dash at thrre.IualtcrI OF y nlile: the three
Van Jim was the most fancied Of the others. q
to eing the prevailing quotation against the
never locked better; moving with more free
dom and elasticity thar at any previous time
two years ago. leaving tho feetest horses in
duIscd with the lead for a hundred yards
start, but the Instant Loartaka was, asked to
60 70 the front by simms. the. pride II Dave
MUCH cuse as when he used to show his heels
to the greatest 81 sprinters three yenrs ago 1t
George stood Iona drive and outlasted tho
others taking a deal Of punishment in the
the whiip OF Wah JIM. JIM. and landed Fuisifer's
.Fsnan@ was heavily PLACED to beat Mary
hopes Of winning the Great american
ars ssS T ha ffSa sRo%si
very pretty hly n thasmion. daughter of
ing which she buck-jumped and ,fretteh.
M,ry stone Tns the until the head
by x n"mspo won rE6c,cay
unesnlike IT,. with Bsrsen re ii; up was favorito
at s o to to beat poor lot lot in the selling race
grsener horses delayed the start for some min |
utes and to help matters along English. who |
Ike y aady o0 and Bnroness had tRs race usss se-
tween them all the way. bergen getting the |
Iisvorite home first by, a length from Baronoss. |
been iighting It out at the end. but Eeth had
When En eli 81 we ut to the whip, on Deimo..
the gelding bolted and ran into Nonsense. al |
As Nonsense and Eeiiy's starter were both out
OF the race, y made no ditierenee.
at m and n hf
made the running until rounding the turn.
where he Wes passed by Integrity Lfdy pul,
Lady Pulsiftr was in between the colts and
Rein was apparently unable to Keep Wormser
from swerving into the favorite. a hundred
yards from the end he almost knocked the
mare own and smms pulled up: Integrity
hes hest OF the tangle. went on and won the race.
Tho patrol Judge reported the foul. and Smms
who was late in making his appearance. was
for not max ing claim as soon
as no weighed in. In the opinion, OF many
Wormser would have won with q strong boy
up. The horses were placed as they finished.
follow:
FIRST RACE.
welter handicap ,weep.,akes for all sgs. OF sl5
each. or tb u declared. with 81 900 added of which
500 to Second and 500 10 third nve iurlonxh
:, Peggy pa~ds. lzS tsimmH :.,,,......
X trokers c, Prince George, g. l23 (TAra)
H. r. Pusifers ch. C. Wah Jim, 4. 1872 UDyertOni..
Uncle Jess. Beansy. TopgaIaut. Key West and sonora
also ran
Time. l:OIk
Post Betting-Fiye TO against Prince George. 3to
l.oanthka, g 10 WAh Jim sto Beansy. 100 Key
West. 40 to Uncle Jess. 80 TO ] Topgailant.
SECOND RACE
sweeps.akes for threeysar.olds and inward which
have not won $1,000 in 1893. OF Slb eAcp, with
o 900 added OF which 5000 to second and 500 to
third: mile and . sixteenth.
Gideon 4 balN's ch. g. EAmApO. by RUnnymede or