The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
FAIR SPORT AT MONMOUTH.
ALOHA AND OTHER RlToRrrBs SOUND
LF BEATEN YESTERDAY

| Chesapeake Opened the Beu ~ Gaiiop'ns
Away from Rarsro-Ki.eies outstrip,
Mecafsrty's FEET Jinry NcLaughiir
Gets . Race with Key west-Eauasion nj
1B to 1-n1att Aliens ny Jove . winner
| A crowd Of fair proportions for Monday saw
some good sport at Monmouth PARK yesterday
afternoon. The card was barren OF stake
features. but forty-eiRht bookmakers came MP
| smiling. an increase Of i've over the last pre-
vious drawing and as favorites lost MAORI
ty OF the races they had no cause for plant.
Ramapo carried the dollars OF the plungers
| IN the opening race at six furlongs. while
Chesapeake was the outsider. The two-year-
old colt Will Fonso. ridden By Il Huston. q
diminutive colored boy. who was riding his
maiden race. got away In front and set such q
warm pace that he opened gap OF three
lengths In half the journey. Chesapeake was
second and going very smoothly. Mideley evil
IDENTITY satisfied that the two-year-old would
come back to him. Nearing the finish tho
two-year- old began to stop. and as his little
rider could not help him any. Chesa peake won
hands down by three lengths- Ramapo. rid
den out, beat Will Fonso for second money.
The defeat OF Ramapo was not encouraging
to the knowing ones. but they made up their
minds that Lochinvar could not be beaten In
the race for maiden two-year-olds and pro-
ceeded to make the Rancocas colt the favorite
at odds on. Lochinvar ran gamely under pun
ishment from start to finish. but tho Morris
representative Equation. at 10 to !. took the
track at the start and all that Littleheld had
to do was to sit still In order to win with the
most consummate ease. Lochinvar beat
Parasang for second money, and as there was
comparatively little betting on tho winner and
oaA ntNlao AI hal ,n L.
ers chuckled and kept all the money. There
were number OF very bad actors In this race.
Enchantress. Ironsides, and Parasang distin-
gushing themselves by their crazy antics.
Enchantress kicked the Rupert colt Potto-
wattomie. one OF tho fllly's heels landing on
the shoulder and the other grazing Jockey
Fox's leg.
Stone and Kildeer for the third event at n
mile. Kildeer seemed to have the race won
S Sa OF M een and Nenad
Nomad mercilessly., and the mares coming
TO get UP in time to win. Mary Stone beat
kildeer out under the whip. for second money:
the time Of Of the race. ia. Shows that Il was
Ths Withdrawal Of WildTo9d. Cleaning. and
Roller to 90 to the post in the fourth race, a
a Se ssn R nsd AeSay n and Fl. r STSMn
when they passed through the. gate Oh their
e made no DEE the rannnS With aohs second for
ond place. Gallery c at eeffestly still
was a two isnsths behind kiuelet and Count.
this pair running on almost even terms. Then
eharacterstic iii iinishes. Aloha disposed Of
rns CUT H
race quite handlly. Count was a close third
Roller was OUTRAGED all the way, ,,.,.,o
lis presence very much felt in the ring after
Of a nils. was 'e over: III Hs and a number Of
friends got MS good as 3 to against Key West.
Tass seeqn si and Nay Win t %f"f
race OF the day. n poor lot Of maidens meeting
his neat little colt BY Jove. for which he paid
BY tes ut hs
man who knows anything or pretends to know
anything about racing had nice bet on the
taxing It easy I ali the way home Bayard was
second. summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
;h,id s6Iss:a1srters Of mile: straight course 6.
s1 SnsiHRss aged by s..
sGiSr Pay CD sh WFnmFs Jn: ios
Kilkenny and Lu''5 T,m also I ran;
IlsiTs 10 Kilkenny. TO Chesapeake. Is to
SECOND RACE.
Purse q 600 for maiden twoyear olds with q. 900
added 500 to second and 500 to sh'rd i've furlons
D. Il, Y; n NJ ,,,s b Equation. by
eancosa. Stables oh; 9. Loshinvar los (smmsi.;..
Fr ad baSa. Msns s
Pos. B.,,ins-r,ve to on Ioshtnvar to .g.lns.
SH MS Is TO e%Ta,S
potto wattomie. 40 to Ironsides. 80 to Booze.
THIRD RACE.
ons nea
i; /: 5wyeT,s be. Nomad. 4. BY %iiddle"1meIiA
yss +; RX s;ss. liz
Post Betting.sevsn to against Nomad. g to 8 Mary
FOURTH RACE.
q ,nd Sd waan soo
iideon 4 Dalys p c: Kinglet. g. by Kinglike-Laura
shsriy W,snards b. h. Aloha, aged i21 lMe.
W. Dny Count l. lot u Lamiyj
to Count, Az to Roller.
FIFTH RACE
Purse 81. 900 of which 5000 to second and 500 to
traixht course
..McLaughlin's b. h: Key West g, by Gleneg--
Ioyie I.ittIeheid's b. T. Miss Mauds. g. 100 e.
ro%n Rogers ch e. May win t. ioI Midgley..
Anna b. Old Dominion. Maggie Book, WoOdc hopper, |
,ingstock and Miss Kitty also ran
Time. I:l319 |
Post BettinE-Right to 8 against May Win, ~ to
ltss Aande. to Old Dominion 7 10 | hoy West. I5
1 Kingstock, 70 to Anna Is 20 to l MISS Kitty 20
D Maggie Beck. 40 to woodchoppor.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse - 900 for mnidens Of all ages. ot Sl6 each.
18th 81 900 added: $500 to second 500 to third
eeQuarters of q mile; straight course
l. N Ailensbr C. ny Jove. 3. by Cyrus-Mercella.
alley Farm stables CHI h; Rayard. g los tDorgett).
Amapo Stables hr. c. Accident lo5 tGoohaie)
BrRhmn, IiebiAn, Pisa colt. Sam bryant. La Diva.
ueen Isabella. and Beau Brumnel also ran.