New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
nOWN FELL THE FAVORlTES,
roru poEBISs AND sIRoCCo BEATEN.
DOOR RUNNING BY THE coNouERoR OF LAMP


LIGHTER.
TIN, ineNlal,thlc uncertainty Of racing was Illus
,,od acain at Monmouth Park yesterday 0iroooo'
80 Il the Fourth Of july Handicap ana victor
ar rampightcr gave WAY 10 Yemen at hV' ana Il
, :, ,,rtorr. although Yemen had no advantage III
49, uc,rlfs except the gcldng allowance OF three
md. Doblin, AT four 10 one on WAS overcome
q, the s.anigh stakc> by August Eclmon'N prom
,,oc col, Jack Of spades but the Jack carried ohly
"a ,o,ud. l. less than the I25 Dobhnss back
y, the Pal,ade stakes for three ycaroldS sport, aVor
-, a, > 70 3 and 10 TO succumbed TO AJAX
/, the NTH race the CroS,irr colt the avorite, got
cond place 10 Lord Nelson. outsider. Two favor
ito out Of six successful, Banquet In the second
,,ce and Addc in the sixth.
The betting was not Of the whlrlwnd sort ana the
munger, did not plunge with 80 reckless outlay "S
., some other DAYS. But large amounts were lost
on sirocco. Dobbins, sport and the CroNShre colt
u VI, a typical July afternoon, with plenty oil neat
,p, without the furnace flames in the air that max;
some mid summer DAYS in this part OF the worlu 80
hsrd 20 bear. The attendance was OF iair proper
lions. An unusual display Of rough. cride ana uh-
fnish,d ockeyshp panied the spectators in nearly
all the races \ rider OF the foremost rank could
have got sirocco home first in the opening race
although the horse betrayed pcrpleXing lack OF the
i,npr,sivc speed which ne exhibited on Tuesday ana
AT ~heepshead Bay. f"l"rF inc race Ho9' VI inv
owners and trainers expected Sirocco TO win IT,
After his defeat Of them thought that his
Other, said that the mud in some parts of the Track
,-,p had fallen since "Wednesday afternoon prevented
sro,co from holding his own. But Mt oheepNheaa
Raw Yemen ran a miserable race in mud so that The
condition Of the track might have been As hampc1ng
., y.men a. 10 Sirocco. sims IS by means 4. model
Jockey although he gets big salary, bat In this race
he apncard to ride Yemen with more ingenuity. cool
NOS and ar than were shown by Doggctt on >irocco.
MFR LoriIlard Is Of the opinion that Yemen, Nostibule
and Dcriareilla al faster than sirocco. the cast
of from nj, stable and suggests series of matches
Mr. Lorillard always fond Of matchmaking. and
such a series woald make sir on the tnri ana be
warmly welcomed. But most turfmcn would expect
Srocoo win all three matches with the three sprint
crs named If he recovered entirely his Fourth Of July
FORM To most Observers hi, running for seven fur
longs I'm that race appeared to put him on a little
higher plane than Yemen, Nostihulc and Derfarglla.
But of course, they may he mistaken.
Docscu got into scri MS trouble after the Yemen
race Philip !. Dwycr. treasurer Of the Monmouth
Park Association. president of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club and member Of the Board of Control. put some
questions the jockey about his riding Of eiiocc''
Dogc,,t IA, cinic temper, foul tongue Il VI vie
manners. That lie has a bad he1rt also Is proved 10y
hi, cruelty in bruiay beating horses without suhi
Cen, proNOcauOn or excuse. He few into rag" on
account Of what Mr. Dwyor said TO him and uttered
some abusive and insulting language of especially
offensive sort Mr. Dwycr only doing his duty
In putting his questions about the >rocco race, ana
Jpgcet,'s mfhany talk outrageous. Mr.. Dwyer
reported the the judges who act as stewards
at Monmouth Park. and they suspended Doggeii' and
decided TO recommend the Board Of Control that
Doggett's license as a Jockey be revoked This WAS
proper and prai>eworthy action. Dogget rode In la'or
races because such suspension does not apply 10
previously made engagements TO ride on the day OF
the Suspension. But DlCgcit will probably escape
without punishment. after all. Mr.. Dryer Is kind
hearted and easily appra>cd and when DOggett has
TT cfor Mr.
ask The Judges remit the SUSPENSION and will re-
quest the Board Of Control not 10 revoke the lads
license. But II severe punishment had been ap-
piled 10 the Jockey. the example would have had an
exccllen' effect the other riders.
Dobbins has repeatedly proved hi, ability TO out
run the Eastern two year ods that did not carry the
Reene coloIs and # not surprising that he was
an overwhelming oddS-on favorte for the seabrieht
Stakes. although he cOnccding seventeen pounds
to some Of his opponents But he has had great
deal Of racing in short time. ana has carried more
than stake weight in several races. lie may be
little stale. Moreover he in the heaviest part OF
The track. while Hamilton. who has studied the Mon
mouth Park straight more sharply than Lamb
ley, sought the drfe-t part Weight told nj the END,
and Jack Of .pades g,j the by narrow margin
Dobbins getting second money and Tenacious third.
il + not likely that Jack Of spades will ever give
INV seriou, trouble To Domino Iyderabad, Dobbins
md Hornppe at even weights yet he 1, colt Of
fine breeding and appearance. and is well end )wed
with speed He Is 10y the young sire Magne'Her' ont
Of Nellie Jones.
The English Jockey Price was put on Sport,
oddson avoltc in the Palisade Stakes, but his style
of riding did suit Sport at all. lie allowed Ajax
10 take long Lead and made no effort to lessen
the gap until he reacaed the homestrelch. sport '
ana requires great see G T DID 1E not tx know
this and probably thought that Max, VINO has been
looked upon as a Splinter, would surely come back
by riding Ajax FAR TO the outside at the turn into
the honestIelcn he won very ,a'iE ana Ecachid
place from sport. AjaA Is much improved lie
.4rred n s"ks Weight ana was oo running IN MN MIN
iuIongs. lie may win rich stakes In stu Longer
Journeys hereafter.
Inc Cro,sfre colt is prone to sulk and he sulked
al the finish at an unfortunate time for his unluchy
enes Gideon Da the hin, MIN 5 race w WYer1 no
difficult 10 infer that If he had got little further
ihen apDearI Ear eeu"gh thn Crosaire colt might
have captured first money instead OF second. Lord
i M2R an outsider 'na''n'd the prize fro" the
?hr hacker, o; Bean,ey held fast to the faith that
the right time and in the right way. ought TO have
plucked frs, money from Addie the favorite in the
iickpoclet had not sul%,1 he would have van
qulNhed NE favorii" BANQUET. in The second race
making swift rush In the Unal furlODg. Banquet
swcvrd, but Lamblry got him home safely under the
a,ie first third and fifth at FIVE and
ha furloneI ana ,nr seSond ana fourth at nine fur
line chance 10 compare the time made by various
winners. irOcco. years old carrying pounds,
wa beaten a head In 90 L. Dobbns two wears
old carving 10 pounds, was beaten "A head at th"
Same distance in the time. This + rot all TO
the credit Of -rOcCO. who was reported TO have
Tho first half mile of the Fourth OF July Handicap in
o. seconds In spite Of the theory that the Fourth Of
July race had dullcd his speed. his race yesterday
mysiifyng.
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and r.rrcolrse caterer. has opened new aud al
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Ne.oy Il Few men are well known and 50 well
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I'D IN" Wcsi lie has many friends and acIuaint-
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hi, face and figure are AS familiar TO The people OF
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his thronss 81 visitors and guests IN NcseyS' VIII
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