New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
4 DULL DAY At MONMOUTH.
WALKOvER FOR TIE STANDARD STAKES.
sIRocco DEFEATED ny MERRY MoNARCH-TAR>L
SAY. THAT DECLARE WAS FOULED.

sIRoCCO DEFEATED ny MERRY MoNARCH-TAR\L
SAY, THAT DECLARE WAS F1ULED.
The racing at Monmouth Park yesterday was a
disappointment The Standard Stakes dwindled
down TO a walkover for Mars Banquet declining
to meet him. To make an effort to make amends
for this the sixth was divided ana was run as
two races. This division spoiled what might nave
been an interesting contest, for Balance peat Ma!
VIM Madrid Reginald, and Minnehaha In so easy
STYLE that she might have been able to give Fairy
a contest AS It was Fairy had only Maggie Beck,
Woodchopper Watterson and Kingstock to outrun'
or in other words, she was asked to meet the chaD
OF the lot.
The Judges Numbered in the second race. Inc
finish was a fighting one between Busiris, Ascot
and Anawanda heads separating them as they
flashed by the line. The judges ordered UP NO. D,
which was the number OF Elberon. who had hnished
a bad last his cclors being black orange sleeves
blue cap" while those OF the winner were pihch,
orange sleeves and cap The decision was haeu
with n groan OF disapproval from the crowd which
at once gathered around the Judges Enclosure ana
shouted for a correction. For minute none WAS
mad. but after the horses had returned to the
stand the officials recognized their error ana the
number Of Busirs was put up. Inc winner was VI"
the programme In the name OF the Rahcocas s'ao'e
but Il was posted on the official bulletin that ne
wouId run I'm the interest and colors OF j. Is Col
Inns.
Sirocco and he was made odds-on favorite. He
had all his speed. but did not stay well and Merry
Monarch beat him out
The Amboy Handicap for two-year-oios was won
by the Western colt John Cooper. VINO carrieu II"
teen mounds less than Declare. The latter nhisneu
second Taral rode Declare, and said that Nudge
lay Ind rim into him and almost knocked Declare
down He asserted that but for the Iouiihs he
would have won. Sir Excess was third ana CLOS
ing fast He is improving While Mars was can
tering around the course In his waiko'ef t"e
bookmakers started to make books ON the hfth
90. u,i,b Itfeboat as a starter. lie was with
drawn however and at once came cry LOT pets
TO be declared of, but the bets stood hugh penny
was a strong favorte. but had 10 be cohoh' WIZ"
second honors as Daily America beat him easily
Daily America seems to be almost as pau an III
and-outer as Reporter was go
,uer IN. Amboy Handicap Pierre Lorilhrd
spoke to r. s. Donovan. the trainer OF the TWO
year-old division OF the Rancocas stable III
way that Donovan did not relish. lnnra hau run
In the Amboy Handicap and Mr. Loriiiard was
dissatisfied with his performance Hot WORDS ioi-
lowed Mr. Lorillards remarks TO Donovan and IL
v,os decided that Donovan should give up the
,wo-year-olds to John Huggins ana retire from
Mr. IorIlard's service on August !.
"The New-York Herald" In its racing article yes
teriay printed the following truthful ana forcioie
statements about the management OF monmouth
Park Now Will the Executive Committee OF Mon
mouth Park attempt to rule on the representatives
Of THE Herald from the track for telling the
truth?
Tho Monmouth Park Racing Association has known
world VI trubo annoyance the present racing seaso
In the it, date conflict with Brghton beach,
In attempting ~ opposition to TIE nAfio" tack b.
tho Ia. wa. ll.adYisoi and costly one Then The
cour,c of officials In establishing ncwsuIi
ccnso ship failed meet with pubic approval A1dd
10 this imI gained ground among owners aad
trainer, that tho programme being made for lew
powerful stables taey ceased IN name maxim.
entities to the overnight sweepstakes aud handicap
Tn. came noun,cd falling oil IN IN" a'tactlNen'
" card small nrds t-cam' the rue am no" IN. '
crptlnri aud the army of tho oughbr'd> ady e.
race renal 81 In their stables the racrso"ts N'ara
81 The nruonou> >tlrS sport ana withheld their patron
age. Decreased att'ndanc" qulc"y Ic"nI ~ o ~,
Incnt of fIOm elgmyst books laying the
Odds July only fortythlcc now renal = ahd exc ~
ON the volume OF bu>nc-> i in'ulcl'ht III
half iii, number
The above enumerated train OF sconi aging experience
would for the ordinary JOCKEY chb IN one
summer month IL lOpSed Jc.eIda, a. though MOI
mouth PARKS troubles mad only lust begun ne Town
shin Con,nhtr,, the township OF fhtpntowh took 1"
hand In the general muddle Its part wa sign"i o
the cru,c,i 81 all. II Ia bret ~ revoke ui'
racing lice ISSUED last February e. the Monmouth
FAX Racing Association