New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK.
SMALL FIELDS AND LITTLE INTEREST.
MUIR OF THE FAvoRlTEs DEFEATED-A dull

SMALL FIELDS AND LITTLE INTEREST.
MUIR OF THE FAvoRlTEs DEFEATED-A DULL
AFTERNOON
The few patrons Of Monmouth Park yesterday
Jaw some very tame sport The card was origi-
nay moderate. and 80 numerous were the scratches
that II left but wreck of it's former self.
The first race had three starters; the second ten
the third five. the fourth two. the NTH four and
the sixth hve total or Twenty-Five In all six
contests
II Is clear that this continuance Of light fields
IL unsatisfactory, both to the public and to the
bookmakers. To the former 1t means dull racing.
while from the bookmakers lack of business is
the wall.
The opening contest fell to the Rancocas FLY
Addie. 1t was her third consecutive victory. She
was the outsider at 2 l-2 to l. The plunge on
Chesapeake. who had run fast trial on Thurs
day. He was sore going to the post. and came in
last.
Nahma and Rama the favorites for the
second race. but both beaten. Fusilier. the
winner. was heavily played by his party. as was
Drum Major by ID. F. Pulsifer. 1t was a case
where two good things cut loose in the
same The Judges called on to decide
a very close finish between them. Their verdict
was in favor of Fuser. Some of the spectators
near the finish failed to agree with them.
The third race was won by the Westerner Aloha
There was plunge of huge proportions on
Afternoon. She opened at 6 to !. was backed down
10 to 5. and at the close quoted at II to g.
None Of her races in the East warranted this
support and. moreover. she was ridden by Ben
jamin a mere stable boy. She was outpaced from
the start. and finished lengths behind the placed
three 1t would be hard to say why she was
backed.
banquet had only young Arion TO beat In the
fourth race. Taral on him and had no diff
Guilty in landing him first at the finish The time
1884 l-2, was good and surprise to those who ac-
cepted Z to 10 over Isl 1-2.
Clementna had difficulty in disposing of her
field in the fifth Sloane had her under a
pull from start to finish. She seems to improve
with every race.
Nomad. with q stronger rider on. would have
won the last race. but Lambley could not get him
to do his best, and at the finish Lady Pusifer
beat him by a short head. Chief Justice was third
beaten only neck.
There were two bad typographical errors in The
Tribune racing article yesterday BY plumbers in
the composing room and proof-room the paper was
made TO say that Raceland was ridden without
ago truth that TaTa rode
land With the yS5 nesS c ana
q few days ago. not years.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Spccal weights. Six furlongs.
''"'' ''''' 6 se''nf f.
od sss'f Ds s' ~ j. e. Cactus s o. -
J. f.. Meponeld's ch. e. Chesapeake 'V asci
Tim., e. hosers's IS e-'
White Rose Roller, MAY Win. Steve Estes. wah
Jim and wocdchoppcr scratched Cactus was first
the start but in furlolc sNe way TO Adele Adlie
won by . neck Cactus beat Cheapeake<hrec len0tl'-
SECOND RACE-Swecpstakes for maiden two'year.ods;
special weights. Five furonss.
ST. Fl
o' ass Ea ' Srcned@, IL (6osSSs" 81 81
D. F. pul''''' '" C. Drum N 5asamii'oij Ill SIS
liz dI lS%S, ~ ~ s sc- 81
SsR%s' 100 Gear Gitticicd 10 II
Fs%s 100, reIeS 81 -
fottovsttOnss J, SlGsno, a aS- 81
Essystse Iamler III 81
''''''''' Time-1 OF.
Mamie ~ fliv and Tlberon did not Tho de-
Law q the pos. long and tedious. Trilon was
chiefly TO bl,me. When the nag fell The General was
10 front. half the field soon Joined him. ond for
three furlonss IL II neck and neck struggle Drum
Major then drew out but he stopped badly near the
end FusilIer beating him by head; The General was
third length away. Hamiton was fined s2VO for mis-
Till afniS RS H e. he lSsi weights one mile
tecnth
s. n''''r Fl.
Mcssnssy W,sna' I'D Dr. H., b AloA' by
I. Stuart. b. h. Piekrcser. 5, iI4 Scar =. 10 .,
W. 'i jennings Dr. m Mary stone: j. loo
H HS'i ioS Gear 4s 4 ''isd'ld0 l0' Al
Kildeer was withdraw. Reckon made the running
for six furlongs then fell back beaten McCshery then
made his call on Aloha The finish was driving one
but Aloha by length; Pcknickef -eco"o "'''
before Mary Stone Afternoon was never In IT,
FOURTH RACE-spccal weights. Oac mile ana iur'
'''' 81 ns'''2 r.
pyyst. B. E D1 , by ( FaySp 300 out,
HSpper' jr's 3. C. Arion o ~, or,
The Ironms.ter, Integrity and Madrid did not run
BANQUET won In a cantcr by three lengths.
lIFIH RACE-For two-ycar-Od Gllics Special weights
Five and O half furlongs
Betting Fl.
RSppe, ~ us en- f. 10, S'em IN 1ssan BY Go 10
J. L. NeDonad's Mamie B. nlr ISS ,s-5 as
j. N.ioax ID D. IL. MoT i.ic +. :, o,
fe""'""'' i0'' rimc-i :osis.
Cementina trinc lome at the post but it did not
Affect her running. She cary wim,r. Mamie h.
nily second. o neck before Melody
SIXTH RACF--Seing One mile.
g. ss'ap f.
W. Lovclrs ch. m. Lady pu.i'cr. BY King, :,
~ = Dwyer's b. c. NOinad T. los
J. E. MeDonalos b. c. Chief Justice. 90
Long Beach y ''' Thnc-i all.
Chief Justice led TO the homestreten Nomad then
moved up and appeared have the won. but In
,ne last afty wards Lady Pusfcr with rush. and
won the race BY o head. Nomod bat Chief Justice
neck
MONMOUTH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RACE-Handcap. Six fufloogs'