The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-18
GREAT DAY FOR RANC0CAS
THREE RACES, INCLUDING THE FREE
HOLD STAKES. won BIZ MIR.
LORILLARD.

a., al. Rettinr, but Won Easly-J. q.
rou,,.beo,s Good Colt Arrnit.ge Lands
the Csrteret NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Runs
, seven Furiones in 4 -Ntinnehaha winr
Baco at Last In Fairly Fast Time.
Yesterday was a day OF triumphs at Mon
mouth Park for Mr.. Pierre Lorillard's Ran
oocss Stable. Kildeer winning the Freehold
Stakes at post odds Of 80 to 1. VenusberR the
opening dash at 5 to /, and Nestibule the
sweepstakes. at seven furlonRs. with long ODDS
against him. The other stake feature OF the
card. the Carteret Handicap for two-year-olds.
at three quarters OF q mile. went to Armitage.
n stout little colt by Surinam. owned By that
popular young sportsman. j. q. Foilansoee OF
California Tho weather was cool ana ABOUT
5000 persons saw the sport.
Mr.. Jingle was the favorite for the Carteret
Handicap. with Declare the most fancied OF
the others. Half dozen owners thought they
had n chance to win beyond q doubt and the
batting was quite brisk. A good start was So
cured after a delay OF about ten minutes.
Johnny Lamly took Stonenellie to the 'front.'
and, closely followed by Baldemere. Fatality.
Dorian, and Factotum. showed the way for
half q mile, when Armitage came from the
ruck and challenged the leaders. and Declare.
on whom Simms had lost his stirrup ut tho
start gradually improved his place. Armitage
a neck from stopenelle. Dorian. ridden out
to the very end. beat Declare a head for third
money. Mr.. Jingle was never prominent
krmitare was q IL to / chance. and AIR.
Follansbee won nicely over him.
1t was q very close thing between NOW OF
Never and Kinglet a. far as tho betting was
concerned. for the Freehold Stakes There
were only three other starters. Diablo. Nil
deer. and Best Brand. and they were at pretty
long prices. Kildeer being the rank outsuer
Mt 80 to l. Whom the flag fell Penn took Kill
deer out in front and the others had stern
chase to the end. none OF them getting near
; the Ior!llard mare. Best Brand was second.
n length away. while Dlablo. all out. ran third.
Nobody expected Kildeer to win. and Penn
rode most creditable race on tho erratio
daughter OF Darebip and Lou Lanier.
Black Hawk and tho Dolly colt were more
fancied than any Of the other starters for the
opening dash at FIVE fprlongs for which there a,Is
from the Rancocas Farm. had a little support.
but many refused to play her. thinking that
iHH eush t OF Emperor, Jimmy carried be-
whip and he lost IN the e EaC II the
mat. ,O tho ffannins to the farone where
Davis went to the whip. and. riding real good
nsh E0n n BY peatng the Doy colt
money, Gideon & Days representative stop.
ping badly at the end. 1t was DnSlss hrss
"Pqie cknicTer was backed freely at odds on to
win the second race. a sweepstakes Tor three.
n sar every other starter received more or
less backing. The outcome OF the race eo was
dnss sed'Sii y Went away with wonder
,ful burst OF speed. and before reaching the
% SGna in ma turn rse two lengths before
Tine Ironmaster.. and Soundmore McCannrty
IL tns All
and Yestbule were on tip-toes, Simms had to
Yrge Vsstibule triie in order to get up to to
front Vestibule remained there. and won By .
length and q half In the very fast time OF 70
money. The fronmastsr finishing at the favor
ties throat.Iateh. 1t was the second straight
Minnehsha was the iayorite in tho NTH race;
70 selling affair at i've turloags, It was a real
@ hs sss sso pt
s. PsIiss ia I'LL easily: May Lose: we'll
pdds Gam: cd cd RaceIapd was hot odds on favor
Ate IL the last dash Of ; enc %ie julien len
Julien set tho pace gut in ths light; with Treas
Bones coIiared the. pair and tossed them to tho
year. winning handily in the fast time OF LAO.
for w niss :. hoo go .as Ina
Of which 500 second and 500 to third: selling
s.asosss s,sss venu.eers by
waieo afA SanpSeiis Blk C. Black Hawk loo
idsSn Daily: Dolly colt los iiH.m,tonj
saSs m.Ss 81 t.
Dim Lee 60 TO Courtney. 100 to / Galaxy.
SECOND RACE
swespstats. for three sarolds and upward u Which
or S
BOO to third; seven furiongs -. y
Martin Doyle. T. Sister Mary s. 100 4. olayisonj:
Tho lronmaster. soundmore. Nero and Long Beach
hlso ran
Sister Mary. IL to soundmore. 20 TO Long Beach.
THIRD RACE.
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which $3.50 to the second and $3.50 to the third three
u e. Foisasese " b. c. Arm.ago by surinam-Pal.
o Eisso aDs as 1i2 DANNY
seeSs Bsos1 RiG.S RI, sss S
'.'y rrs fAo'0'uT a, and f fiISs also ran
Pos, B.,,tns-rnree ' To against M jingle 8 to
pa.s PS,!sn iISa dsSssss
,gn:nsn,s 20 g EGs s 80 to Florence. co
FOURTH RACE.
G'sssos s'thS sas ns
anes,.. S.. mile S sas fqI0 SS
Lou Lanier. los PENN
Jw. Rogerss br G Best Brand 4. 80 tBenj amin) -.
Nhicott Ckmpbe!fA b. b. DiablO. aged. ia TarAl.
klnglet and Now or Never also ran.
Time. .65A
Post Betting-Seven to g against Ringet, to Now
Or Never. Otto Diabo to hest Brand. 80 to Kill
deer
FIFTH RACE.
Sweepstakes for three'year olds which have won
In 1893, OF $16 each with 81 900 added which 500
TO second and 500 10 ihrd selling allow ances: nvs
furlongs
IA. 4; H. 4D II, Morris,s b { Ninnehaha by wag-
'ner-Minnehaha Belle. lus1 Hit lened), ...,...,.. 1
Bashford Manors b. g. rn!as loc a. Clayton).
Brown 4 Rogarss CHI. T. May Lose, lO2 (Nidgley)
Tiny Tim Pisa colt, King siam Plebeian Freize and
LA DIVA also ran. -
Time. 90
Post Betting. Two 10 against Mnnehaha @ to
May Lose, to Tiny Thu q to ] Pnlas II 10 l Ring
Siam 10 to Pebeian. IL 10 FREEZE 70 TO Pisa coli
100 TO La Diva. 49, '''
SIXTH RACE.
Sweepstakes for all ages which run and n, ,vo,
more than three races at this meeting Of IL each
with 81 900 added. OF which 500 TO second and Id
90 third; one mile, 500" WV
ME- Dryers b <. Raceland aged. by Blllst-cslo.
mel I2I CrAraD ..-,,r..... .. ....-. -' ''"
Rancocas stables b. K Julien T. 100 rstmms, '''''''
O. Lttlehed. Jrs CHI. q. Treasure. g. IuI CNidyisvN
Time. | $40 '''''''
Post Betting-One hundred to 81 on Raceand II tn r
sgalnst Julien. 80 to 1 Treasure.