New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17

wor1o,,and,s horses to indulge in strange ancs' Oh
IN rim RAPIDLY or slowly, as the odds In 'he pe.hs
| ring varied But this Evanatus case mas 'he i"on "
n very bold proceeding. II the monmouth ra'N
| iudges think that they are insurng 'heir coi''
q, omco their salaries in the future and the s'apy
-. o.,,r ~ the American turf by overlooking
| a,, -, tho many cases which ought TO have been
vigorously investigated at Monmouth Park TINS season.
th,r eves will surely be opened In 1894, even 'heS
remain shut In 1898. 1t Is As certain as al! 'iins
| oop weu be- that racing will not be continued 1T
Nrorth park next year unless there IS radical
reorrsnization I'm the Executive Committee ana ao"s
the officials NewJerscy can STAND some strong uo''
hr, nor stomach already betrayS serious quans.
/ THE FEATURES OF YESTERDAYS SPORT
The attendance at Monmouth yesterday was made
nm entirely of regulars for the card was una'-
tract;vc II looked like harvest day for the cihon
nlayers because in each race the result Seemeh aos
a certainty for horse. In the opening race
| II was Kingston: in the scco7h, Pochino; In 'he
,,rd Gascon In the fourth Ajax: in the NTH,
| Lumberman. and In the sixth, Bassetlaw. Al SIX
Of them favorites four of them oddson ch,hoes
! Hu Bassctlaw was the only one TO win. and his
, Out hrogh, little relief. as it came in the closing
contest Of the day when pockets were almost mp
and his price to .. afforded Scany oppo nuhIo 70
Keep their winnings from the previous race; nr
may encourage some Of them to continue III 'ne lev
drawing which will take place to-day. "A number
Intended drop out. bat Yesterdays turn OF a1alrS
may bring change of MIND n 70 rene rent IS or day for
~. lessee found and there was no break III 'he
line. , ,.,.
For the opening affair Kingston ruled favoIite
despite his weight. but his support was chiefly from
the public. the bulk of his owners money gong on
him for the place. lie did not show the brilliant
burst Of speed that marked his two previous races,
and perargills defeated him neatly. 40
Wildwood's showing in the third race was startling
reversal of form. III his last previous race he ad
speed. and beaten Off Yesterday he como
apparently hav" beaten almost any horse AT The
track. The time for the six iurlongs. :2G ~ was
fast. considering the condition Of tn" track Ills
party is said 10 have won heavily over The race.
An explanation OF his previous might be inter
esne.
Ajax was asked to give away lot Of weight in
the fourth race. yet he made the fsvorite. and
carried some big bets for those who follow pnhlc
form. He ran miseraMy. The winner, Picnicker
was wrccledly handled, vet won easily. $500
Anna b. Sonora and Zimmerman ran IN the MN
race. Lumbernan hacked down from even
money 10 : u 10, but came In last sonora winning
This the best she has run this season she
plenty OF speed hut will not Stay.
BasSetlaw Ouclasscd the Others in tho last race
and had difficulty in winning. the lot behind him
being almost poor collection as could De iOnhd
in selling race at Gloucester
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-specia weights. Six furlonss.
81 Re''In f.
Rancocas Stables oh. I. DerarrllO. by onOn. -
NJ. r. Dryers br. il. kingston aged l2o , N
J. F. McDonad's ch. g. Chesapeake, AGED :, .
li9 (Midfceyl Il %
''N A'''' - Time-I 49,
Gascon and wildwood scratched Kingston and
Defarria ran and head until the finish was near;
then Dcrfargila and by over length Kings
ton second lengths before Chesap'ake
SECOND RACE-For maiden two.vearolds Special
furlon