The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-21
BELDEMERE'S. EASY RACE.
THE PREAKNEss FILBY PLAYS WITH
HER FEED IN THE COLLEEN sTAKEs

favorite In the Betting, the Result Was
Never In Doubt-Aiax Concedes Restr.int
Fourteen Pounds, and Beats Hin soupdiy
In the Hackensaek NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Trincuio. The Irosuasster. and Estsiio
Won for the Taient-Entrics for To-day.
The Monmouth Park Association is being
blessed with tho loveliest Of weather for its
long meeting OF forty-six days the track hav-
Ing been In frst-olass condition every day
since the gates opened. Four thousand per-
sons gathered yesterday to see an Interesting
programme decided. the Colleen Stakes. for
two-year-olds, and the Hackensaok Handicap.
for three-year-olds. giving promise OF rare
sport. Mr.. James Galway's pretty Ally Belde-
nero beat ten opponents for the Colleen. while
Col RupDerts great colt Ajax frightened all
but Restraint and Reginald out Of the Hack
ensack and won the prize without being pun
ished.
Beldemere with 103 pounds up. was most
alluring to the talent and the close student OF
public form did not look beyond Bolvideres
daughter for the winner. eagerly accepting
to 1 and to against her chances. The
Messrs. Kecne fancied Soprano. and did not
hesitate to tell their friends that their Ally was
In good condition. The Rancocas candidate.
Ouida. was also played quite extensively. and
Clementina. Lady Rosemary. and tho Mamie
Is. flly were also nibbled at, the last named car
| rying quite lot Of money to run as good as
third. The start was as pretty and even
send of as has been seen this year.
all but Stonenellie breaking line head and
head. Mr. Clasons hlly being probably q
length behind tho others. The cavalcade
swept down the straight. spreading from rail
to rail- and 1t was almost o furlong before
Beldemere. Ouids. Galaxy. Clementina. and
Lady Rosemary drew away from tho rest
Bergen had the favorite on the outer rail. and.
riding provokingly cool race. busted himself
| watching the fight between the others for seq
| ond money. None OF her competitors could
hurry the Preakness fllly. and the race went
H q Beldiemere by four lengths: The Mamie b.
ground In the. final .quarter. and finished at
Clementina's throatlatch for second money.
ouida and Lady Rosemary were close up.
Ajax WAS a tor. heavy fayorito for the Hack
but the
s. to 100 about COL Ruppert's, champion. Re-
week ago made Lakeland confident that The
son Of Dandie Dinmont could not concede his
over the straight course. ieeinald was
not not c3pnsdered and after the first three fnr.
the pace from the
moment the flag fell. and; running head and |
h Ms d stride for stride parted
crosses The straight track. Restrain held his
place until three furlongs from home. and |
Chestnut colt could not Keep pace wi the
bay. ana in a hundred yards Ajax was 9 length
to the wire. but the fayorite was only galop-
Ing and Won hands , down by three lengths
99ps5nIihnS event dssh 4 Ave iarlGnss and
tnty Sms ndused White Rose and S Sd
Dominion with the leadership until the final
ME- Ierard Speedy apIa remped
to the front and won easily. White Rose beat
az Dominion Tor second money without much
TIe California soit Trinoulo and the n,em-
eleven stsTers MicmSc GSeen. 'n Fatrs Gsrc
dsiys b BY .e ,H 9si length VIII
Minnie Andrews. Elkwood's dam, was a close
nsr1 Hfa w w VIII Hs%tcn n sS. saddle
cnnght the dollars Of the faithful for tho third
RAMA % asd or AND %h In Ths Ms
tuchen ais, went to the post. Metuchen was
and I halted. lew few reminders from a The fasR
drove the sulky brother to Reporter behind
NM the the sts sped s'I" hat nc
II others hea IT. to ride bit in order
In that position on the outside OF the field.
rail, and while Hamilton took matters easy on on
the iayoEte Fode ont N da.shhnS STYLE ana
Mary Stone and beat her head for second
hopors.
EsteIls car carried Thousands Of dollars for the
were hit hard when the old mare wheeled at
the post and set pace that none Of the Others
her and had neither whip nor spurs 1 ft the
trainer Of the mare, G J. Kelly. asking permis-
mont was second throughout. third money
going to Minnebaha. Onward. a strong second
choice. WAS never dangerous.
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
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winners Of one race At this 70 pounds
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SECOND RACE.
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p: MaeaonoIgh's Oh. 9; Trnculo. by Sir Modrsd
'nsst ststss Oh Mienao queen. i1S anSnseit Il
y GHsSpHs siea aa nso
20 Pos. r:',lHsmTxo ss;n.I to Trim,
n var. Gaopng King. and Ixon; 20 TO / Pottowatto-
ME. 20 10 Wedding Tour as to Lafayette. 100 10 i
francesca hhy. | n
THIRD RACE !,
swesps,ahss for tssssysarOds and upward which
1000 added. Of which $500 TO second and 500 to :.
hrd winners OF one race at tins meeting carry u
pounds extra Of two races pounds: other horses
on winners in 1892 OF or the value II
lowed pounds; of 800 10 pounds OF 81 900 I'd ~
onnds; and II non-winners this year. 20 pounds: ono
nile u
Littlened. Jr'A CHI. &. Tho Ironmaster. 4. 1olh p
}: Dwyer Sons b. f. Madrid. L. I0tI< (simms) II
y Jenningssb IN Mary stone. 6. 1o+ ianiltOnj. ii
Anna b. and Metuchen also :,
Time, AZ Y
Post Betting-TwO Mary Stone 3< to ARainst II
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FOURTH RACE. | W
The Colleen Stake, for Miles. twoyearolds. of $50 r
|, second and $3.50 to third: a winner Of 5000 | Al
hen carrying weight for age more to carry | VI
ounds twice pounds. thrice IL pounds extra: the | -
Inner OF the Lass!s Stakes TO carry 10 pounds more