The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-11
ANOTHER RACE FOR DAILY.
THE CoLoRs OF THE MONTANA MIL
LIoyAIRE IN FRONT AGAIN.

Arn,e R,shor Was n Renl Good Thing.
me west Ena hote, e'"Aes ior tn.ee-yeer-
old hllies and the NaVes,nk Handicap ior
three-year-olds ana Upward ootn AZ ono ana
half miles. brought iuilS s.ooo persons to
Monmouth lark yesterday me temperature
beheath the shenerine caves Vi 'ne ma'hino'h
grand stahu was aehciousiy COOL anu 'hose
VINO hao escaped IRON 'ho 9'are o' 'he city
~crc In mood 10 appreciate ''e transforms.
ton from tormentto comlot'. Inc west Ehu
ho'ei stakes uiu ho' amount " ih"ch US =
epec'acie' oniy 'htee s'ai.eis so'ns W tne
post MISS Mauoe' 'he iaNofho winning III 'he
way. out inc Na'es'nn rahui'ap "hich went
10 MT. marcus Daiy ne iePper' was much
oe''er CONTEST au" WIN Wv "iunoi ou' Vi '''
way woulu nave peen erea' morse race.
hitnougn Inc ieppel "on eieserN ehoueh'
ana shou'a nave oeen pia'eu as ne nau gen
erous aaVan.aee IN 'he wo.sn's taa'e rsrnes'
VINO trains the morse wou'u NOT encourage
any OF MS irlenos. anu opehihe a.. 70 l. me
ouds specify lehe.neneu 70 ~ ~ Il banquet
was tne ia'ori'e at 10 l. WIN mars anu l,c ,,
pocket equai secohu ehoicos a' TO L. WINE
Marieolu. WIN whom .,n'' o.oih permanently
continues 10 shoo' az ."e iiioon' was '"e ou'-
siuer at ioo 10 !. mariso,u ""u n"ls mas Ia,
INC running up '''e 'onE va, e,i e'en' WIN no
Iepper 'a'i'he' hlounu "o upper nuih
aiatleo'u began uiopp'ps o".A' snu iicN-
pocke. ana nanaue' e"or, no,eu up a
peg, McCatierty was on inc outside win
tho homastroto, ,ith tho brown b,rsa los;r,
the nomes'r'teh wiz" 1 u, o,oMn morse 'os.ns
chased Mars for a furlong or so in tho homo
.trotoh ,na ~ ,,n.arod ma thongb thor would
be dangerous at the finish. when Midgley
sIinned nm on the outside with The pcpper.
Runnine in fautless style the DAILY candidate
II
succession, and, going on. won by length and
hhl' IN .,e lAs' '''he , y. 100. nanlue. anu
Pickpocket had bruising race Tor second
place. and at the wire only a neck separated
th. cove ,.,ain, ard Sp.ndtbrift,s sulL y hut
the game eelulne ana opehu'"iii' suiAI ou'
speedy son.
80 .,ooa thst - t. hnrd ~ end ton,t ,rit, his
81 soou ''a' !. 10 ',,'u W nv iau'. WIN NO
app app, m" o, the weights for the Nave,
Iani"nuv When he net ran he won five pav
iehien,H. Mhen ne iae' run he won inc Gay
otnep rood ana ~ Wh h
Byrnes had not started the horse since it
would have been safe to let his sheepsh h
Bay form stand for yesterdays contest.
MIA Maude was the choice forthe Vest End
Hotel Stakes. although Faithful was said to be
right on edge and had worked well over the
Brighton track. afternoon with ten pounds
disadvantage in the weights. was fancied
triile. while La Diva and Lady Violet were
withdrawn leaving only three to start Miss
Maute was warmed up before the second race
and was then sent to Walk in the SHADE in The
carriage field. Fred l.ittleileld rode Miss
My rate along. running the first Tart Of
it at a moderate pace and coming home
her. Faithful was second Ihrourh"ut, and
Hamilton tried hard to land the rrize for his
former emIloyer and guide Mm Lakeland,
Iva nIr oil 70 Mas e.
It!!eRed got r stake race and nesiGIy with
crippie, and I has reTuirei the most tender care
and i constant attention. With GOOD under.
p race. &c" '0' ''' ''1 '"' '''' any "'nO u
st. Leonards by way Of a preliminary for the
Omnibus stakes: wheh will i, ne run on Tues:
at six furlongs. and the piungers went down
with a vengeance on the reacocky Son Of St
odds on favorite Gold Dollar was second
choice, while almost any price could he had
against the others. st. Leonards broke in
front. and. Taral Keeping him there to the end.
won with the u Utmost case Minnehahe and
Gold Dollar had quite n battle for second
unier iamys hard riding.
Kildeer aud May Win we're the most fancied
q the in the ms dash e
course. Ambulance. with Penn up Dr. made the
running until a quarter Of mile from home,
ms With the
had to 90 to tho Whip on Brown Il Kogers's zig
geldinE in order to stall of Riders chal.
ienGe. but the chestnut always held tho
Topgallant was a fairly good third Half a
mile SCENE to be as lar as Ambulance could
hold the lead.
Kazan looked much the best OF the two
year-Olds that started in the selling race at
Ave and a hall furIonge. and the colts owners.
Gideon & DAILY bet very heavily on the brown
fellow to win. Hln,yara's showing at SARATOGA
was good enough TO entiile her 10 considprn-
BILE respect, and she was the most fancied of
the others The start n good one was made
~ tha Hrut ott.n,nt si,,r,e 81, vannsI'n.o
~ % rop4 et pn,o na .3ok
70 tHe IIohI u once anu ieu W u ienRth
or 80 ior almost nalI mile. with Him.
yara, kazan. and PottowattomIe leading
the ruck. Nearing the finish Nanusberp
TRAD hnblu and waa na q n al .hr hath L ,,nr
10 Ii;n,n, - $3.50 y, 49,. 49,.
hnu Inn ya,a, , tne aasoIite WinhInE very
hanuliy. NehuspeTR was Dehteh u length ior
secohd place by Himyara. Hennessy cruelty
oeht olin iee oSei tne ledu. ana OF. Slinlnohs
Whihen me western JOCKEY tnat sucn tactlcs
wonld not be tolerated. When the winner WAS
nut o To be sold he was bid IN to S. ,JI),y and
bought in by his owners at tint figure This
yn san adva,na ~ q Ins . IA. IL 49, 800
mdn "n "u'"n'o VI SA'fo" "oo'o 'ne eufonee
price. A.,
Bayard WAS the 1avorlte Tor the maiden race
that came last on the programme. but there