The evening world., 1893-07-25
TALK or the TURF.
Horse Owners at Monmouth
Seem Inclined to Wait
for a Sure Thing,
TEayY STARTS FOR The EAST.
Brighton's Executive Board De-
cides Flynr's Death Purely
Accidental.


afternoon was very good. The attend
ance also was larger than the usual
Monday crowd. This should prove to
the management that interesting pro-
8rammcs are necessity. The high
class horses are still at Monmouth Park.
None have left for Saratoga or any
other race course. aud there Is no
reason why the horsemen should not
enter the.r charges. Racing seems to
have become such business nowadays
that an owner VIII rarely start a horse
unless he believes he has the purse
within his grasp. The result OF this
constant lodging Is poor racing and q
decreased attendance. The average race
guer lovea Il large aeid, and II he cannot
see them at Monmouth he can at Brigh-
ton. Yesterdays card was the best
wash day" programme OF the meeting.
Raccland proved that he was once more
in shape by winning the handicap from
sport, Now or Never, Kinglet, Pick
nicker ard Margold. He won easily.
| Tahal had the mount and Lambley's en-
cmisg immculaJciy asserted mat nad he
tLambiey) been on Raceland the old geld
| ing wouiu have been beeten. kamDiey
would have won as easily az did Tafal.
bergen landed another race with AS.
| loria, and It was treat TO see him
! nurse her along to the last few jumps
ana tnen pun CUT ana WIN, =, 49,, A..
her old hockey. Tnis boy seems to
understand the mare better than any
one else. He took her out in front and
her price was 10 to l. Equity's per-
formance in the opening event was most
untrue. She seemed TO have lost all
her speed, and would not try, even under
Bergen'S vigorous persuasion.
lanes r Eoene's vear,inp hly hv
Exile, out t. of Etiquette, was destroyed
being exeprised and Jobanns. ram info
her she ieli ana broke her hack
Col. W. II. Thompson. the successor
Of the late ID. ID. Withers, as the Master
OF Brookdale. will go in for racing next
season.
Mike Jvver bet q, Nor,ad t,,ngs,or
and Raceisnd yesterday' On the two
,I,nrs be nt"'caG his 30 ;st,.a,,,ht ,rhS
"riv winrsr h,' Ma nrs oSSS Sor nIae rhs
JACK Mcdonald distributed a few hup-
area do'lar blli5 on Pickricker at tie
last moment. This caused quite a plunge
ana IN. morse price dropped from
10 TO To l.
strength OF fve-furlonS trial In l.0l.
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,.arold ~ I',, io,i. '"H -, ,h .s tnu ~
is,'a va" L. tio''i '"e poifiuse
The diminutiye and self-assertive Tod
sloane was ~ Monmouth yesterday.
he vii! probably be seen in the saddle
before long.
Astoria pulled up lame after her race.
She was sore going to the post and
many u bet was hedged on this account.
Corrections Ions rest has done her
good. She beat kingst on and Tormentor
very easily.
Fred Tarars description of his stay in
Chicago, is most Interesting He enter
taincl many groups in the paddock yes-
terday
The Hackensack authorities started
to raid the uol-rooms at For. Lee yes-
terday, When thsy arrived no business
was beiu. conducted the gamblers hay-
ine been given the tip.
l.. ne s5eat s'aiIioh ornlonde VIII leave
tt;;hIs'anu Tor 'nis eo1ntry on Friday.
ms usparture WGs uelayeo %! Ut w:
S, ~, i.osSi VINO nhu Sharee OF the great