The sun., 1893-07-27
DULL DAY AT MONMOUTH.
A room PROGRAMME BhoUGHr OUT
n TFRr SMALL CROHn

other Mace for Preakncss-Lsdy vioiets
Tssy Victory Sam Lucas n Genuine
Good Thing-Bin LOVERS Surprise Party.
The programme for Monmouth Park was
sinGularly light yesterday and the attendance
was moagre Tho heat was almost intolerable.
the wind. which blow down tho long stretch
from Eatontown, being suroharged with moist
ure. and tho DIR was like that from furnace.
Before the NTH rnoe force wind storm. ac-
companied by light rain, broke over the
course. and when II passed away there was
marked Improvement In the condition OF tho
atmosphere. Bookmakets drew for stands
again. and there were but forty-three OF the
pencllers in line. Just half the number that
weighed In on the opening day. This meaas
q loss Of $4,000 to tho Monmouth Park hsso-
citation, and 1t Is more than likely that the OK
pertinent OF racing every day will not be tried
again next year. There is no money and the
fearful financial strngency 10 making itself
felt Mt the race tracks with quito as much
force as In Wall street Brighton Beach has
suffered similar reduction in bookmakers.
McCafrorty & wishard's Hugh Penny was
made favorite for the opening dash over Ad-
die and Woodchopper. although the Geldng
was concedIng the Rancocas mare a lot OF
weight and was making his first start in tho
East this year. McCaf1erty wasn't satisfied
with three breaks and pulled Penny up each
time earning a reprmand from Starter Rowe.
Whom the race was on Addle had more speed
than the Luke Blackburn Eelding. and. max
ing all the running. won very easily in fast
time.
There were but two starters for the $1,000
purse offered for the second race, Fairy. Ches-
apeake. and Comanche being Withdrawn. none
OF tho trio having any chance Of defeating
fnn AL Int fhn irht tad plynn
the great sprinter's sole opponent. and the
pencillers made book on time. laying even
six iurlongs, uand : to s that / II would not be
Il certainty thai stonsnoll Ste % with ii2 pounds
np could beat IL. and the chance Of Mr.
to the ring was at hand. His com M Isl ssioners bet
quite lot lot OF money but n9hng ke the
had hs oraers. @ and eiaIR when she as 'fs ssfi
Reckon far in the rear In the ilrst quarter OF q
mile. The speedy son OF Stonohenge fairly
flew down the straight. and the timers hung
The Blemton nlly Enchantress was favorito
FOR the third race. scramble for two-yonr-
the beautiful daughter oi Ionefeilow was out
made the running, until the final strides, when
up VIII the trefSntss MY LiGhit.9ot ana won
ss a. Usual showed et d s spseS fn for half %iiS.
The VI winner N or. is hall sister to Liyona
her com petitors. Hamilton being obliged to
o da Tny Es m sas
itecinpd dying away to nothing when simms
Of money to finish as good as second. but he
ca me IN an ignomini2us last. third place being
Of winning the book makers laid 1oOto l.
Sam Lucas was favorit to for the fifth race. and
to Sa4a n9 by
stonene ellie. The sister to Stonenell made the
pace early i, n the game: % with = sam m Lucas Fair
ride the iavorite. hard in order to win by
scant half length. Micmao Queen. as usual.
Elberon. Rightmore. and Pendulum exteh-
sively tipped. were not dangerous at any time
Madrid was favorite for the selling race that
Of money went in the ring on Miss Sfaude. the
price against the three r-old dropping rap
and, even .2Oto l. and her owner William Low
ell. bet almost every book IN the ring some
70 rde h: Miss Msade ' Wnney
M the or sfreich % M!dsey. who had been traiiing
with rare burst Of speed and had tho race
won in a hund red yards. Best Brand In drive
beat Miss Maude for second money.
Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
q co S .sssa sad
Rsnsoss. stable: b. T. Adde. 4. by Iroquois-Baeoo.
sSsriy &isiards g. Hugh Penny. s. iiia INC:
J. W smysh's b. 6. wcSisnoppsr i. los iB.r9snj::s
Post Bett,nr-Ten to on Hugh Penny. to ara.ns.
Addie. 10 to Woodchopper.
SECOND RACE
SweepsaEes for all ages Thich have not won since