New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
RACING AT MONMOUTHPARK.
lady VIOLET BEATEN IN THE OAKS.
rur FAvoRTE HYDERABAD DEFEATED IN THE
HOPEEIL STAKES.

who scaled the lofty heights of the colossal structure
,rere rewarded bg comfort and cOolncSs' III" mum
,ar ri spectators far larger than Oh any o'her
dar except the Fourth of July and sNty-fve BOOK
raners occupied stands and were KEEP fairly busy
70 rain fell at the track but the New-iork vlsl'r'
70 Nh. psrk on their journey home passed through
q combination OF a thunderstorm and II dust tempest
Which reminded them Of the flishtiul calamity III
Iowa ~
The officers of Monmouth Park have been 80 ahA'
inns 10 please everybody that they have weakly yed'u
% a foolish camor on the part Of few people
against the straight courses. These courses are
Tho chief glory and distinction OF Monmouth f'rN'
and the essential element of its success 1t WIS ~"
,se IN gave way To the feeble squcakinSs Of m'asr
minority and to horses the wrong way o' NV
track Races on broad, straight COURSE "'' ''''
nv fair and equitable contests. and If the Mohh""
park managers will only sncn their .spih'' anu "o'
,,,s over like n sunfower in a gale\they VIII earn
nlenty OF popularity and plenty OF support /" I"'
races the reverse way Of the track "hch Nion'o"'
Park was planned and laid out with the purpose VI
nroviding the broudest and s'rdigh'eN' courses II,
America 70 run over. IS not Only Trivial
in the extreme hut II prepos'erous Inc i'" anu
Ix,h r,ce. vcr, run in this Yesterday, however
and the winners had much in hand at the end mat
:, is certain that they would have been Sno'c'>l" Il"
,ootter IN what direction they ran. MI. Nl'her' wa
ma Of the brlsQucst, curlc>t rud'St ana HlVN' III
,onnered turfmon that America ever knew lie was
In q
IN and obstinate But he laid out Monmouth T'rN
- hrood lines with the night views and with sonhu
,nrposes and II l. an insult TO the me" ~ VI ~"
founder Of Monmouth Park 10 run races me re>o'"
way Of the track. and an iheNcn'.o'e Suoi"S''O'
y, ,,. r,-tc decisions of small minded fau-hnderN'
Owners with diminutivc iniclec's, Trainers WIN
microscopic mentality and jockeys win '''Su,' ANN
rnd,scovcrable smatteings of intelligence VIII sun
n,ohe donkeys and dupes OF thelnseNeS' 10 ""'''0
In which direction the races may b' run
Mr. Keene received many congratulations at Inc
rack veste. xy o1 the victory OF his co''' I'd i'0
rrefo in the rich stake for twoycarolds at 'h'"so'
falkland his trainer had suggested by Telegraph 'hu'
Dom,no he WITHDRAWN as the Washington PARK tracN
uos muddy and narrow and the field OF starters WAS
.nre 10 be large. Lakeland sent word to MI Me-
that Ell TELEGRAPH had good chance 10 VIII -
Domino were withdrawn. and he "vioehu! P'i'0N
not 10 trust Domino the greatest racehorSe III
today TO the tender merclcs Of Petit <gll the VAS"
,netnn Park starter and to the perliS OF inc hai"
,-aop the sbsrp turns and the large Held al u'
rh,oaro track Lakcland's judgment was abnnoah'N
justified bv the result. and ne TOW goes up l"
,,r higher place in the ranks Of American trainers
franks wofuly deficient in men OF 'N'' o'D''''
common serseD, than he occupied before
TIL. hest card that A. +. Waoott, prc'iu'n' vi ."o
ronmouth Park Association. can possibly pay iVl
81 success Of the Monmouth Park meeting Is 10
SONG for his Jockey Taral 10 come '.a~' 'n''''"'.
Master Jockeys as rare As great or"'oiS' e. e.
singers great dramatists, great poc'S' i"7'.'N
roror rroduced but one Shakespeare. In 'ac' une
universe never produced but one ohahc9Po"'''
england never produced but one Archer II l. true
~. on Archer COMPARED with Shakespeare i d.
q Grain OF sand compared with the biggest anu nv.
br,1Iant OF blazing suns. But al'houeh ue 'oO"''
az his hest Is a lOwly being in comparison WIZ"
csn,ns who Eliminates the world and WHO ehheh'en'
and benefits mankind really great JOCKEYS are d
rncouuon rs really great musicians, ana as haru
a. end II Archer was the List OF England IN MS
absolute mastery of his ART Ms i"7ei"'S
his originality. his brnancy his delcacy OF lingering
his precision Of touch his absolute DOMINION over
his mount as List was the autocrat OF his piano.
Taral is at the very least. the P"derewshi OF Aher"'
and no Is greatly needed al Monmouth PARK Gar.
rson was Chopin in the saddle not long ago, pn,
since his St Leonards hasco he has sunk 10 tr lNl
Of the piano strummer In West hf'e"'o"
rus,c hall As TO Sms-wcll. POSITION rs
piccolo player in Wamsbureh dancing gar
don voud about meet the measure oil MS aDIiue9
Much painfully bad riding was seen by the VISITORS
IN Monmouth Park yesterday. Hyderabad ought !"
have won the Hopeful stakes without The least oh,
culty but Fitzpatrick buDeed the hnlsh disiIH' anu
Nottingham Won the race sims can rue "oiSe
fat Jumps into III, stride without urging that reaches
hts fuu speed swiftly. without any help from his
lockev nearly as well as Barbee or Samuel iiShef'
or Godfrey or OF the other back numbers "'oie
Jockeys But when he rides a sluggish morse VI INV
TYNE OF Lampghter or Declare, horse mat requires
an urgent dashing, impatient, no-obe-deiled Huer'
Jockey Of imperous force and swiftness OF energy
to get the horse fairly IN motion early In race" sims
Is of about as much as sea SICK cockneY cross
(no the English Channel Declare is sluggish, Ike
Lampghter, and slow TO attain Us speed iai'u
rould have won the Hopeful stakes with Declare as
Fitzpatrick took two three maps on ydcrao"d' Out
sims got Declare bona poor third
1t will not be popular practice hereafter 10 Dach
Fitzpatrick on two year-Od AT odds on II ne shoud
ride Domino IL would not be extremely difficult here
after 10 get good price in the betting against Domino
Mr.. Keene has amazing stable OF two years o1s. ne
has Domino Hyderabad Hornppe, III leiegraio'
Assignee, Soprano Bowers, Riverside and lnrmnad'
and nearly all OF these have won valuable races III
TELEGRAPH will be looked upon as extremely formda
bic in any company hereafter provided that Fitzpatrick
does not ride him. nll these two year olds Domino
Is far the best and Hydcrabad is certainly the second
best-if he Is well ridden. He not We'll ridden
yesterday. There can be no mistake aiout that Nor
was Declare.
Sims is to 60 to Chicago soon TO ride Lamplghtcr
IN the big handicap in the Western metropolis. For
this temporary relief, much thanks, Mr. Lorari.
II Won would send 10 Illinois two enormous cannon
CRACKERS and have one exploded for the benefit Of
Sims. when Pct,ensill drops the flag, and have the
other set of early In the to startle Lampghter
into his stride your chance, OF winning the bandi-
I'm ara nromi,ing. With the aid Of cannon
crck c1 Sims may ride Lampighcr far better
ne r0ae n nandrap" some Stimulus Of that sort is
sadly needed. Unless Lmpligh'er !; better ridden
The three handicaps, he is not likely to win first
money at Chicago ,..;,od ,o.,o,dov ., oo,c,o
Dorrctt's riding up TO August TO Dr. kpappS Oneck
stable and to other stables win winch he holds con
snfersble impotence 10 Philip j. D"yer. several
Jockeys are vsiby swelling like me frog IN me
fshie aud are extremely foumonthed inns Is one
Of the extremely impndont riders These loos-
tongued boys who would be blacRlne po p,.a AT %
GEMS shine" II they were moi Rang horses a,
$1,000 TO Si5 900 year, need biting, brldns ana
curblng very badly. The Board OF control is 100
lenient with them. , ,,,,.
some of the good-natured. kind hearted lHaneen,
and amiahle owIlers Of the turf are saoIy Inpossu
upon. George Evans. jr, In me hrst race "msnt
to have ridden Mr. t.always Lifeboat lar better 'Iah
he did. Bergen rode Mr.. t'dlwaIs LlstISS nm, ,ne
Monmouth OAKS. When Augusta Belle phsscI Lus'rrI
with LADY Violet leading. and hstres prospects