The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-12
KINGSTON WINS AGAIN.
THE OLD BROWN HORSE oUIsPRIN7S
CORRECTION AT MONMOUTH.

RnceInnd nenten by Glorming-Purses for
Ben Lomond, Restraint Madrid. and lola.
Six interesting races were decided ut Mon
mouth Park yesterday afternoon in presence
OF $500 persons. There we're no stakes on the
programme. but horses OF good class wero
named to start in the first and thiyd races and
tho spectators found ample material with
which to tempt fortune. The finish for tho
handicap at one mile and n sixteenth was very
close and exciting. Cleaning. lakeland. and
Lizzie fighting it out for a furlong and finish
ing heads apart in the order named. 1t was
IN or day for Jockey Midglcy, who rode Sir
Matthew and Culver with poor judgment, get
ting pocketed on tho former and going to
sleep on the Western illly whom she had the
race won. The weather was close and mugcy.
Numerous Withdrawals in the opening race
reduced the field to four starters. and OF these
Correction was the most fancied when the bot
ting began. A heavy commission on Kingston.
who had decided pull in the weights, drove
the old brown horse down to the position Of
favorite at the close. Correction tried to steal
away. but Kingston was right with her and a
furlong from home the mare was beaten.
Kingston. running in quito his old form. won
hands down. Derfargila easily outstripped
Lustre for third money. 1t was Kingstons
first victory In n long time. and tho public
gave tho old fellow quite q generous reception.
Tho speculation on the second race. q scram-
BILE at five furlongs for two-year- olds. was very
heavy Half Mine being light favorite over
llama. Setauket Ben Lomond. and Black
Hawk Taral dismounted at the post to fix the
girths on Black Hawk. Ben Lomond. an ex-
quisitely bred and racy -looking youngster.
made tho running. with Setauket. Rama, McIn-
tyre. Black Hawk. and Sigurd close up until
a furlong or 80 from the end.when Black Hawk
dropped out of It Hamilton had only to shake
Ben Lomond UP q trlfe at the finish in order
to win by length and u half. Rama. under
the whip. outlasted setauket In the battle for
SECOND money
ties for the handicap at one mile and six
teenth when the betting commenced. but lot
OF Dwyer money knocked Old Bones down to
Johnny Lamly.. on Lizzie. set a cracking
pace. followed BY Cleaning and Integrity.
land came, up. and when well into the
stretch headed oil Bat Cleaning. Simms went
riEht to work on Cleaning and d. under the
neck. Lizzie was very close third. and Sir
Matthew, DISAPPOINTED at not getting through
marEahiy pretty and exciting finish. and
Cleaning. as usual. ran a game race.
#. Mss ssh 2n Unee jess Ss
general public regarded the race us being be-
tween them at the outset; Steady support
ton Of the faithful at the close. and the broke en-
winded daughter Of Faustus came in for a lot
PAX at the Last ana
q &, triro Culver was winning ,snugly.. when
caught mapping by Simms who came up with
a rush on the outside with Restraint and had
awoks TO the Situation. Then he here rode hard.
but. Restraint had the race by a neck. Mid
night was third. only neck away:
he fifth race. n selling event at mile. Key
West led at the start nnh with Arab close up.
rn add Of
the brother to Firenze. and for a hundred
yards the contest between tho pair was very
situation. and. shaking off Arab, won very
cleverly. Lady Pulsfer came, strong at the
at the false price Of 10 to /. and the race was
the best run BY tho sister to Barnes from
Bar9ness carried more money than any OF
the others that ran Ia the last race. for two
The Oneck stables smart little daughter Of
Midlothian. lola. ridden by little Clayton. took
tho lead in the first hundred yards. and at one
Innocent in hot pursuit. In the last hundred
Yards lola tired and began to fater. but her
half a length. Baroness beat Innocent for
second money in a drive. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
Ha.nds. .s Al ages Of ssen os
ond and 500 to third; fve ana a halt furIongs,
F. DIVERS Or n kingston aged, by spendthrift-,
J. A. H. D. ii. Morrs's b. m Correction. $50 dit.
Rane Stables CHI E. Defiarrilla l. iii isimmsj
i'D'''e also ran Time l:obh
Post BssiagIssvsp to against Kingston. to
SECOND RACE
Purse 81 900 OF which 500 to second and 800 to
Z 9Id T%T maiden h 'woysar,"d. Ave iu.ionss
Rowling ~ Qlamlltonl :.........l
T@sa sh @. naRs liz
Mn @ and aw ssn sprinkle
H tol hen Iomond; ,Gl Black HAWK. 7sol
IN ssss, d. sp pr Nn .o Nsama RAM"
THIRD RACE.
. ard, OF SIC each zoo or So II deesr-I WIN 5000
mo mile and a ski eenth.
q EolIan,bee,s b. m Cleaning g. by Sir Modred-,
+ Gwysfs E Kaesiape: aged 1875 Garaj........::
Sir Matthew. Integrity. and Roller also ran
Pos. Be,tlne.sl1 to : ag.in:. Raeelana,, 8 to
gn'nst Sir Matthew: I TO GioaminS to Roller, 20
FOURTH RACE.
Gn Uo to snd
'ia Stsf Bye by
A. 4 ia il Moriss e6 C Midnight los dit
Lu,noerman astoria Hiram. Uncle Jess, Bonaven.
urr. FREEZE and fay s. also ran.
Time, o;oyA.
Post BettinY-Twot to against Astoria. Y to L nco
ess. kto Culver. to Restraint. Midnight. |
lre. 40 to Hiram 10 to ! Frieze.
FIFTH RACE.
Consolat on purse for olds and upward of
1000. % which 5000 to second aud 500 TO third;
0 ling allowances; one mile
. }. Dwyer sons b. Madrid. 4. by Billet-Mer
cedes, 100 tSinmD. ,,....,....
Fortress b. Arab aged. loI tGoodaej .-.........2
i Lovers Gu NJ Lady fu!sfer. aged. lOl Midgleyl.
Key West also ran
Time ;40N
Post Betting-Etght to r each Key West and |
rab. 3 to Lady Pulsifer. 10 TO Madrid.
SIXTH RACE.
For two year.old Miles: 81 600 which 5000 to Sec
nd and 500 to third: selling allowances. hve and
AFT furlOngs
neck stables b. E. lola, by Midlothian Misfortune.
urrdre Brohers b. T. Baronss. 1902 REIN
huppert, Jr - innocent, ~ lFoHl .....,,.,....3
francesca hlly DoolIltle. and BESSIE u. Also ran.
Time. O6f.
Post BetttnR-Eleven to against Baroness to 2
ooittlt, to l lola 10 to Innocent. 10 TO Fran
esca fiy. 10 to Bessie D.
News from the Rnce Track.