The sun., 1893-08-05
A DULL DAY AT MONMOUTH.
NO STAKE EVENTS TO HNJTTEN
YBsTERDAY,s PROGRAMME

DcrfnrrHnr, VIII Fonro, bnnquet, ana dolly
Warden the Victorious Favorite.-Oid DO
r.rnioa Benten by Bei.nee-Ikine,ton Sue
eurnss to Sir MISUNDERSTANDING ON Time
Not Very Profitable for the Public
A crowd OF fair proportions gathered at
Monmouth Park yesterday afternoon to see
card OF six races decided on q course that was
slower than on my previous day OF the meet
Ing. All the races were Of the sweepstakes
order. and there was really nothing OF more
than ordinary interest in the proceedings
nearly all the races being won away on
In the opening race Derfargilla was tho
favorite. and she deserved to occupy this posi-
tion. as sho had quito pull In the weights. Mr.
Lorlllard's speedy mare laid behind Culver.
Tormentor. and Sorocco In the early palt OF
the contest. and drawing away furlong from
homo won with great ease. Tormentor easily
beat Sorocco for second money. The last
named did not have his customary speed.
Old Dominion carried q lot OF money for the
second race a scramble at three-auarters OF q
mile. but the dark. muggy day did not suit the
wind broken son of Dry Monopole. and after
chasing Minnehaha and Balance. for half a
Balance won. relshng the soft going while
Grace Brown. finishing strong. beat Minne-
for Ssn, %ppS s Gs hS ss' wsS
as he could do to hang on to Jack Lowell until
the finishing m =, line e, was vas crossed o,. w,,
Fonso was plunged on to win the race for two.
the yoqPPsftsr showng himself
tion after Rama had made the running for
three furlongs Rama. ridden BY Midget Da,,
Wis beat n Equation very handily for second conc
ing colt Booze. swervea badly near the end;
iurlons. Tarai kept the gelding under pull
until the stretch was renched. ana then. re-
ssdnx ssode ana
hard held The bookmakers did bust
meas from time stanaRoins n hs ths
penciilers laid s to that tho time would not
be exactly 1850. and, even money that 1;5.,
tie ud time ne Would Would be sower AS the race was was
run in exactly 80. the bookmakers raked In
M the pes os hs ar
management would do well to abolish time
RS sFSep al ahssxn es % eSt
Fair Stakes, was favorite for the fifth race and
h0se and. sfe won alAa somewhst S Sandiy innecent
at u long price. beat the Mamie Is. hlly for
The conc! c!ading race saw Sir Matthew, King
ston. and Madrid go to the post. Kingston
opened favorite but at post time II was to
the one-time gallant son Of spendthrift Taral
waited with Kingston until the stretch but
hse tried Rs seeRs Rs
held his own. winning BY length. Sum
maries follow: r,psr RACE
81 q and
R,ne0sa. s,selss TAB oh DerArsia by onondasa-
Empire stables eh h. Tormentor q. 1872 tovertonj -.
Geas s.d S,Isn & niss asp 1872
slrosso 10 % formsnsSr ns iS 10 aan. 81 to
Quiver.
SECOND RACE.
s. 900 added. Of which 5000 second and 500 to
third selling: six furlongs.
T. W. Coulter ch Balance, by Stratford-EQupoisc
In2 t1 sloane! ,..c ,os az ihsn
J. "A. 4. II. d. D. II. Morriss b. T. Minnshaha. 1o7
old Dominion L,isboat and JACK Loven also ran.
B.la"es 5.p Iiesoa, DO % o Grace Bro%n 7s so
Minnehaha. 50 to- Jack Lowell
THIRD RACE.
Sweepstakes for two-ysar.ods which have not
s q
E. e SsrisiIsns leila sne CO. ". Win fcS.S b. Son.o"%inn's
Rsneocss stable. Dr. e. Rama 100 DAVIS.
kSr SsS5s vi SPssss
go,s B:..ps-ons na%a::d e 7s on VIII rea:s: sc s
Rsma. r. 70 H'ao Booze 10 e"'A I'"A'' anu
FOURTH RACE.
ras aspa.p a ..sn % sass Q. sss $40
.ps arS GSs $ sy .ns nrr1 a5s
Matt storms asrisod, q: 20 issiae,.:::::::2
Post Betting-six to on Banquet, to 1 against
FIFTH RACE.
Sweepstakes for maiden 2.year.od Niles. OF Slb
each: with 900 adGsd OF which 5000 second aud
500 o third; nve and q half furlonEsi
WAcott 4 Campbelrs b. T. Dolly Warden. by kinglike
j. RUPERT jrts ch T. Innocent ito (Fox) ....
j. T. McDonad's Mamie h Ally. ITO 0tMidgley).......3
ParAsang, Micmac Queen. and Bessie D. also ran.
fime l:121<
Post BottinR-Five to against Dolly Warden. to 2
Mamie Il hilly. 3 to l Micmac Queen, to ParasanR
ito 1 Innocent. rs to Bessie u.
SIXTH RACE.
Sweepstakes for 3-year olds and upward which have
not $1,000 in 1898. OF SIS each. with Sl.OOo
added. OF which $500 to the second and 500 TO tho
third: seven furiongs
Marons Days B. G. Sir Matthew. 4. by Sir Modre1-
NJ r. Dwyers br h. Kingston aged i1a tTaraD. ......
p J. Dwyer Sons b. Madrid, 4, 10I (Smms)....,.
Time, :3OA
Post Betting-Even money against Sir Matthew, 9 to
Kingston, to Madrid.