The sun., 1893-07-08
NOW OR NEVER WINS AGAIN.
NOTHING CAN STEM THE VICTORIOUS
MARCH, OF THE Rx-sELLINa PLATER.

LonEstreet neaten n Few Days Ago, and
Now Raceisnd-st. Michael Iuns Ont on
the Upper Turr and Don Aionzo Gaiicps
Home-Flirt Proves Herself Good Fiiiy
Sir Matthew . Surprise at 10 TO Il
The Nellie Peyton Geiding Beats . BAD
Lot OF M.idens-A Race for Torrentor.
Withdrawals spoiled two Of the six races at
Monmouth Park yesterday afternoon and
forced the book makers to speculate on time
There were probably $500 persons in attend
ance. and only two favorites got home in front
to cheer the hearts Of the talent One OF these,
Don Alonzo. was at an almost prohibitive
price. and the other. Tormentor. was an even
money chance. The weather was perfection.
delicious breeze blowing through the big
grand stand.
The surprise OF the day was the defeat OF
Raceland by Now or Never In the fifth event
Tor which there were originally three accept
ances. But Matt Byrnes having won the open
Ing race with Sir Matthew. was content, and
withdrew Montana. leaving Raceland and Now
| or Never alone In their glory. 1t was aston
| ishinG how many persons thought the ex-
| selling platter had chance to beat Old Bones
He had beaten LonRstreet few days ago. and
the shrewd followers Of form figured that Mr..
Croker's son Of Longfellow could always beat
the old gelding. Michael +. Dwyer regarded
Raceland as q certain winner. and his COM
missioners placed o lot Of money In the
ring. and some outside OF It. Pittsburgh
Phil taking q large part Of It. the
young Pennsylvanian having the courage Of
his convictions as usual. When Mr.. Rowe
started the pnr they moved of at q hand
| gallop. each waiting for the other to make the
pace. The first FIVE furlonEs. in 1:25. made
the crowd on the grand stand stare. and those
who had bet that :59 would be beaten tore up
their tickets In disgust Around the upper
turn Simms kept Now or Never q couple Of
lengths In 'front.' and directly they were
squared away he set sail for the wire. 1t was
q dash OF half q mile. and although Raceland
had his speed he could never quite overtake
the Chesterbrook-bred horse. and amid great
te5s q = length MI: Dwyer timed the last
julien opened a strong favorite for the open.
Ing event. mt, dash oyer the straight course at
MSf M5S se. dss0 dssSS repre
sentative in equal demand with the Rapcocas
ssns 5qn ihe ae ST. IL
Merry Monarsh nnd Ambulance close up.
be between the iayorites. Miieley called upon |
Sir MattheTa and the race was "ysF ,eE Mr. Day
Sadiy the AND Merry fa Mona4sh
s.vuu sn p.aSo TntoI. u uoh Va - sst ussie Aho
SIX very bad three. year-old .maidens went to
ths Sa ssSns
the most fanSied s,,, 9f the e. others Kerrick sue
sna % Ds9F e T e Tin nS s
the running until we'll into the homestretch.
sssns shs ae s%ss skKans aaal saa
Simms won with the unnamed son Of Sir
Me- e e. ssoxs t5s Of tSs
horses engaged.
% :H es Hn ans few
/ against Mr.. Lorillard's big mare Tlrt al
sS doased the ssat for aaS Ent
Sines s Es 99H ra.hsd Rss
ns SSt Sa shs
Lady. Miss Gallon and La Misere had the fight
the lot mi
The fourth race had that incorrieIble brute
starters By consent getting out ohe
ahe HssR
could do with him. and. finally. taxing
couple Of l1pges sideways, came to an abrupt
overton Was disgusted and was fye minutes
in getting to the stand. He was going to enter
pointe faHh but % Hgisnd Wantef second s moneg
and signal Cd to- to him & to 60 below the stand
: turn, he couldn't see the point.
1sss %ss thot ao tho time OF the mile and sixteenth
', Tofmsntor was considered sure money for
saass Rafs 01 wa 9
Ss BID ss
retained by his S SESnsr a.. At that figure; The
syidsEnty A new to the he FACING BUSH business IS and ana he
bid but So at a time. and at one time 1t looked !
eans the
1h1 Se he
~ was safe Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
ana
isrSas Dsiys b: Sir Matthew. 4 by Sir Modrod-
,ideon psiy's - b. Hsfry Monarch. 4 lilo diam:
Long SssSS Herald 4'%s! f!ssSla also ran
ss:s u 81 sHis s!
SECOND RACE.
q .sss for o. c s5d
second and 500 to third fouryeAroidi upward
rsssa Rogers ] on. ~ z BY Sir Modred-N.l,e Peyton
Littlenold Jr.'s c. Treasure 100 (Litteneld) ...3
Pisa colt Bonaventure. and Tiny Tim also ran | d
Time. 1<4k | Il
Post BettnR-Two TO against Accident. to Nellie Il
eyton geld ng TO Treasure. to Bonaventurc, 10
0 Tiny Tim. IS to Pisa colt q
THIRD RACE.
:s Of ioS
fG ts M pns oas. 1ass TO s.y g9ands
~ S tHs y ~ s.S1
a H.dy iis;tPf iiS a
Miss GAiop, La hissre, Micmac Queen. Clementnn, ]
francesca hlly Flying Fish. and Voice also ran
Time. lOp.
Post BettlnR-Two to against Miss Galop, 1S to A
gainst La Misere 10 Clomenttna to Frt, to Q,
Parasang, 3 to MiomAc Queen 10 TO Flying Fish n
to My Lady. 20 to Francesca nly. so 10 voles
FOURTH BACE.
Sweepstakes for three olds which have not won
OF the value Of BOO In 1893 OF SI5 each with
added OF which 500 to second and to thrd
carry 1lb pounds: winners this meeting carry
pounds extra nOn- winners this year having won "
900 in 1872. allowed pounds; one mile and ak y,
zenith. | n
v Dwyer'sb C. Don AlonEo. by Long TAw-Round 8,
Dhnce