The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-05

InuTe DeTtnn ID. came Along and took the
money Roche beating Midnight rather clevo
colt the sFGss 9SuE,s and
C9noy Island was misleading.
Iyeeum was depended upon by tho talent to
Ing affair ct six iurlongs Estsiie was vas second
choice; with good odds against the others
horse in front IN clever fashion. with MIR Sass
second md EstSSe on whom Carter waited too
let her dio in front. and that seem cd the proper
course sm@ y, % r G%rstn Si,6 yesterday
First RACE.
:1ooH added, 9t which sou to the second and
S for 50 o99 { i%g ,,,s pound showed
Blsm,on stable, b: 9: IssIsun. by Mr. Pickwick-.
Nar snor Tny loS 'ln Tsns ssn,; lid
oi4ssn Ds'y,s5 K"fan, Zig ,oysrsoh;
caymoro, aud Heisnn also ram
Pos, B,,,in,-r,ovsTn, % Nc + i ssh, x,
s. as s 4; Essy
AZ to claymore, 90 to Helena
SECOND RACE.
rsS AK ,, tSs MAIDEN 9th % and UP
to second ana 500 to third year.ods and Upward
0fss Sosna: srs by iS,rA. of E.
s sh Louise .s' nca nSa .en.a
r''' colt and A'''d fias sii I'. .sS
odsa Lou Tfs..ars iF f
THIRD RACE.
s s st for ss 81 we e sGo
tic second ana ne third Winning psna!tiss and
Declare So sfsse.
ssssSs s:ss'H IL lRSsrtf'
ouida, Economist. qI , and warliko also ran
ro.. 5Rs,,ns, FIVE 10y ss.S.l opsa. to Declare
Dorian. 20 to wariike n"' o " i''A'"'''' % ~
FOURTH RACE.
ea TS' s PSn' er e .1 With Ds c $40
s. rRS .sso 10 sloa.s ons S1
sSsssS: s a1ss : ~ S$:2
Also ran
Reckon 10 to Ficsnisksr 20 to I Alohso 50 to
FIFTH RACE
The Eatcntown Stakes 70. ,hrse;ys,r I'D and up
which $3.50 10 n. second ana slSo 10 thiid winner
Rrneoess s,abs,. er {. Kilkenny. T. by Darebin-,
foiSs .FIs sfs iS as.
Post Re.t,ns7Even money Raselnnd. Ito against
SIXTH RACE.
ta' es 10 S5 s and 70
weights seven pounds below the scale: madens al
fIfa one s Belle Sy kax Al
ao9S H. f Serf.. O. Ssd"snI lis dit.
IifsSoai and integrity Also Ia,
'
SEVENTH RACE.
s,S aaas o Ssn .n s % Of
to .s, H. Fl OF
-sster to Jim Douglass ia (iIamilton) .........
Eossfs. - Mr. E sssi 1SS
ro0r Jonathan Grace B.oTn and Fremont also ran
FHssss f.
Sass. 70 to Grace Brown.
Notes from the Race Course.
Mr.. Lorillard's commission on onida was a
heavy one.
Promenade is q fair kind OF a marc. but very
Lampliehter could not keep within striking
distance OF Sirocco
Yesterdays gathering surpassed all previous
records for Monmouth
President A. +. Walcott was greatly pleased
with the splendid crowd.
Think OF Goodale becoming strategist He
almost caught Sims mapping.
The heavy going beat Raceland. the old
fellow running down the middle OF the track.
Yorkville Belle had speed in the early part OF
her race. but faded away whom the finish came
M. F. Dwyer occupies his usual seat on the
piazza Of the secretary's ofnce. MIR. Croker is
always near him.
George. Kernaehans colors are not seen
erner Is always popular.
william MdEey had ar Smpst N re
race when Tenacious swerved.
Jockey George Taylor. who was injured at
n b is sb99t on ar but Will not
Hamilton Is a master on Monmouth's long
stretches: He rode three winners Yesterday.
Most OF the boys begin to ride too soon.
Bogus programmes Of tho races were sold on
the boats and at the railroad deEots in New
York. Pinkerton will try to find the offenders.
Bill Lowell and his boys were disappointed
as lie went he displayed lot OF speed for 20
to shot.
There is such q marked advantage on the rail
ordefsd the patR up made
the Same as the rest Of the course.
Unless Mr. LorilIard changes his mind;
ior tRs ssbs whio
will be run one week from Saturday.
Ajax is not only, one Of the fastest but one OF
haif sister Jumping s at Brshton Beach called
hands.
BoGTn b ON"
beam winner OF the Realization Stakes. Daily
America. alter the duly newspaper OF that
name.
Heniopen. one of Mr.. REEFS favorite mares.
The philosopher OF Fairview 10 happy these
days over the showing OF Dobbins and Horn
pipe sons Of his horse Mr.. Pickwick.
Mr.. John A. Morris received q telegram while
at Morris Park yesterday to the effect that the
steamer Nomndic had arrived in port bringing
eight yearlinE thoromGhbreds from England;
been safey landed. With the yearlings came
two Southdown bucks and a collie dog.
The Chicago people will see our greatest
two year .od in Domino. the Messrf. Keene
having determined. to send tho, great son OF
Hlmyar to Chicago for the Worlds Fair Stake
naxt. and Tarai who is Mt Washington Park.
will have the mount. Unless Domino meets
with an accident en- route. the money ID as
good as won.
1O-DAY'S CARD At MONMOUTH.