The evening world., 1893-07-07
POINTERS ON THE RACES.
The Fifth Event the Only Attrao-
tive One at Monmouth.
Mars and Raceland VIII Probably
Fight IL Out.

There is but one really attractive race
on the card at Monmouth Park to-day.
That is the fifth event, at q mile and a
furlong, In which Raceland, Mars, Mon
tana and Now or Never are named to
20. The race looks to be between Mars
and Ra .eland, but II Montana 10 good
he will also have a look in. Now or
Never's defeat OF Longstreet and st.
, Florian also entities him to serious con-
sideration. II the four start the race
will Do hotly contested from start to nm
ish.
The opening event, which has Roller,
Julien. Prince George. Fairy, Ambulance
and others named to 90. should prove
an interesting contest.
Tho second event is for maidens. and
the third has o poor lot Of two-year-old
fillies entered.
Don Alonzo looks q good thing In the
fourth event, at a mile and sixteenth.
and a fair crowd OF sprinters will con-
test the closing event: w.
The track will be dry and fast. En-
tries and selections follow:
Eirst Lao. "A swespstakss Of SIS each. With
VI. 900 aadsd; heavy handicap; seven furlonss',,
1919 Z. Croker.s PIioee George ............. 112
ll2l r; .roksr,. f.iry 1iG iG
It'll ;iI! 4. Nh MS!;i: xnon.no. 5Ss Ss
ia5. Marcus Days Sir Matthew. ............. io4
lSi3) W. Haywsrd's Heraid......"........... lOO
Julien has a great pull in the weights:
With los pounds up he ought to go well
enough to win. Roller may get second
money and Prince George should be
third.
Second R.es...A sweepstakes Of $lb each. with
nuHd a dAA. Nnrs nFSA rv1
isis fo;.il. ~ E Pts. colt colt o 100
Isl3 Bs%apo StsSl:s Tia ihsc%idisnt...-. %i }SS icy
i5ij G. Lift eheid, j.: 5, Trs.sats......"... l9s
,is W. J.SSn:. Ss,: f'{ssa ss.:nsus.. .:Sn iSs iSs
There is very little choice to be had in
this race. The Nellie Peyton gelding on
his private form seems to have the
best chance, and he may win. Accident
colt may be third.
q. .ooS .SSsd; ior two s:sl.oid hliis.; sSs and :
li214I E.ncoca, Stable. Fiirt................ 100
12s5 4 RpPvsE., r. va. Gi.nsntna 1I@ I@
1876 Gid.on 4 Dsiy,. Francesca 8iiiy......:.: iiS
i2t i2a Sn,si G II st.Ss saSds nis Mis Mo- iS
isss ISss 5a M''i|; P:I:::ss liz lI$
1888 Biemton stables Film tisn...... 90. lilo
La Misere ran a fair race when last
seen at Sheepshead. having very little
" MIC Mac NuccH anu rTduCtSCd
filly look the best fthe others and may
finish as named.
Fourth Race.-A swsspstskss Of Sl6 each, with
81, 900 aided TOR thrse-searolds; one mile and q
I32sJ N F. DIVERS Hammie.................. l2o
u212) NJ r. Dwyer's Don AlonEo.............. llb
1924 Gideon Days 81: M'onseI............ lb
NJ. F. Dwyer has Don Alonzo and
Hammie entered. He will probably start
the former and should win with him.
st. Michael may get the place and Roche
may be third.
IF,ith nth Race; R.se;-A sEesp.t.ke. of SIS each. with
,ii33iiS i3iS NJ pwHer,s Rassl,nd. IIs
Marcus Dalys sMontAns...........,,,.,. ia
I32D Z. Walkers Now or Nsver ..........,.. ll2
Mars and Raceland seem to have this
race between them and they may finish
as named. Now or Never should be
third.
SiIth Raco.-A sweepstakes of els each with
VI OOO ndded; selling six turlougs.
1879 ID. T. Puisifer's, Wah Jim ......... III
l3. > j. McLaughiin's Key West .....,... lli
!3ll I'm ire Stables Tormontor. .....,.,.,,, 10Y
i26g NJ. Dwyer's Harvest................. lU8
1923 y. McDonhld's bisf Justice. .......,. 100
". Lowell. Lady PuIsifer. 90
!3?2 Z. Gebh4rd's sssdsddle. ............... 9S
1913 T. j. keilys Istelle. %
The closing event may be won by
Estelle third.