The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-09
At MONMOUTH PARK.
Tho Junior Champion Stakes Draw . Big
Crowd.

MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRACK,
N. j., August s.-There was an atten-
dance of nearly 1900 persons at this
track to-day. the chief attraction being
the Junior Champion stakes, with 10000
added money, which drew out the best
animals in the second-class Of two-year-
Odds. The race was also noteworthy as
making the temperance Of two great
Jockeys, Garrison and Isaac Murphy. In
the saddle. Garrison has not been In
clined 10 go down to weight, and for
that reason has not been seen for some
weeks. Murphy, incensed at his treat
ment here in the East two years ago,
declared that he would never again ride
on a board Of control track. He con-
scented. however, TO ride Colonel Peppers
smashing good Ally, La Joya.
Senator Grady was an even money IA
vorite. The second choice was Hornpipe.
Then came Henry OF Navarro and Matt
Byrnes at to /, and to / respectively.
The public picked the race just as it
was run. Senator Grady won In the
same easy fashion that has characterized
his other races. He laid with his field
to the last sixteenth, and then came
away. A desperate struggle between
HonpIpe. and Henry Of Navarro for the
place resulted in n hard drive for the
former. The board Of control met this
afternoon and sustained the decisions Of
the judges in the case Of Tom Barrett.
his colt Macintosh and the Jockey, Ma
son. They will remain ruled Off.
In the first race Rightmore won on
the post by a neck from lola, who beat
Anawanda a length.
In the second Madrid won by length.
Miss Dixie was two lengths in front Of
Centella-
The Newark stakes was fourth. The
field ran closely punched to the last quar-
ter. where Ccmanche drew out with
Charmion. and in a pretty finish the
former won by a length.
Uncle Jess won the fifth by two lengths
after a tussle with Grace Brown.
The last race went to Mary Stone, the
favorite, quite easily
First race. five furlongs-Right More
first. lola second, Anawanda third, Time,
100 "a.
Second race, seven furiongs-Madrid
first. Miss Dixie second, Centella third.
Time, 1:2s IA.
Third race, six furlongs, the Junior
Champion stakes-Senator Grady first.
Hornpipe second. Henry of Navarro third.
Time 1l3 IA.
Fourth race. the Newark stakes. one
milo straight course-Comanche first.
Charmion second. Bassetlaw third. Time.
] 80 IA.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Uncle Jess
first. Grace Brown second, Minnehaha
third. Time, 10i IA.
Sixth race, one mile-Mary Stone first,
Afternoon second. Margold third. Time.
1:42.
RrsuIts Of the Races nj sarntoCa.
SARATOGA. August S.-The races to-
day resulted as follows:
First race, five furlonss-Banker' S
Daughter first, Pie second, Una Colorado
third. Time. los
Second race, one mile-Rey Del Mar
first. Manhassett second, Knapp third.
Time, la.
Third race. jone mile-Acclaim first,
Tactitian second, Gettysburg third. Time.
1:ls Ia.
Fourth race. five MISUNDERSTANDING
first. Miss Lilly second. Glance third
Time. 1:0i
Fifth race six furlongs-Climax hrst'
Tammany Hall second, Dutch oven third
Time. 1:04
Sixth race, steeple chase. selling snort
course-Pat Oakley first, Alfonsina sec
ond. Sherwood third. Time All IL.
sIeet fell over the fence In the west
Geld and Callahan was quite badly nurt
about the chest.