New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-19
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK
SIR WALTER AND HoRNPIpE SUCCEED
STRENGTH OF THE KEENE srApLr-RAN.po,,
POOR RACE


unless II was Sir Walters triumph in the Stockton
Stakes. IT Is true he did not have ST. Leonards 10
beat, both st. Leonards and Don Alonzo declining
the issue, but with 100 pounds On his back the
stout little colt romped home in front OF Daily
America. Ramapo. Rainbow and Redskn running the
mile and quarter in e Os Ia
IN the Tyro Stakes. which was also decided Horn
pipe, from the stable OF James r. e. F. p Keene
succeeded in earning the victory He beat Dolbins
and Jack OF Spades without great deal Of trouble
but louhu no mean adversary in Sam Lucas one II
Marcus Days colts, which but few believed had a
ghost OF chance. so little was no thought OF that
40 to was laid against him. He Jumped into the
lead at the start, and the end of half a mile was
still IN front with the others driving TO catch him.
AT one time 1t looked as II they might not dc It, and
the bookmakers TO man, hoped that they would not
but IN the last hundred yards the pace he had set
began to tell, and he was compelled to relinQuish
his lead, H'rnpspe passing him and winning. The
Time TO- was excellent and gives additional proof
Of the strength OF the Keene stable in twoyearolds
Ihc heehes hold first mortgage on almost all the
twoyearolds stakes for the rest Of the year. and
there Is no question that the stables winnings the
season VIII lie the greatest In the history of the
American turf.
The other were Of the regular order Har.
vest was 8 TO 5 favJrite for the opening contest
but was compelled to lower his colors 10 the
Gloucester colt Artillery, who second choice at
8 70 !. NJ. F. Dryers bets on Artillery for
the place.
s,1 1a Looking and Tqnnng but shadow Of the
8 to 8 favorte FOR the second race. She finished
MCDONALD the boOkraaker, and his friends reaped a
harvest in the fifth race On John; Cooper, a colt Of
Tie nnish tor The last race was driving one be.
tween Littefrld. on Beansey, and Carter on Decep-
uon Deception won
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Welter handicap. Five furlongs.
s. s'''q f.
r. irC'S Oh Arm bv
Ja;o&Iss1ysdsSs W. IT, n Ssi HaS 3, ITO
o Hs:1e's by HimT5 Ss5ssS 60,
A A5SS5s;4 .....:...:.~Fa RgFs5: 81 -
Time OIL
Harvest and ARTILLERY things their way after
the fist quarter. and neck and until the finish
right at hand where Artillery began draw
at the end won BY length Harvest second three lengths
in front Of Lena Oliver gelding. that Aonzo
SECOND RACE-lIaIdicap.. One mile and q quarter.
Sc se'''3 Fl.
Rs's''S f 3 k..1ss yF r. Gs S5 Ss!s "' 10
HsssssS. rsy 5. s5f II
TSG 81 rrsas-ct ( hd5: g
Jack Lowell B. loS' rinc~i oi (hersen' gu 2o'
Bonaventure and The Ironmaster the absentces
Fairy at the post and ran ell through
the never being better than third where she finished
White Rose the pscemaker for half mile then when
Joined BY Roche. seemed lose heart the finish finding
Roche the winner by half length Fairy was third four
lengths further back
THIRD RACE-TYRo STAKES. TwO.year-Ods 800
each 81 500 added. hive furongs.
Betting;
J.R. F. P. Keene's b. c. Hornplpe. b.
Mr. Pickwick-Round Dance. 1ls n...
March,. DAILY. b. c. sam nu,a, sn., - 80 80
?se& s'ass sssd e. Dooo'n' rs a%i:os
Frog Dsace los ,r,,,o .oo 'bergen)o SOL 81
Nottingham, stOnenellic Declare. Parssans and Frog
Dance were withdrawn. The Ave that ran were nearly
aligned when the made and with Sam Lucas in
front made pretty for half mile. Here IL looked
the outsider might win, but Hornppc beat him home
Sam Lucas defeated Dobbns a neck for the place.
FOURTH RACE-sToCKToN STAKES. For two.yeer.
ODDS 500 each So 500 added. One mile and quarter
s Betting Fl
onsSs stables ss b g, Walter By Mt
Browg & Rosers's br. c. Daily America.
Gideon & Days ch. c. KGmapo li5
R Eethsia Is , .iCGSss, 81 81
Time :csie.
St. Leonards and Alonzo did not Rainbow
command and held it to the far Ramapo then
showed the way but in the stretch Sir Walter who had
been trailing through his field in sweeping style,
end easily by two lengths Daily America,
out Ramago neck for the place. Tedskin was
fourth and Rainbow last.
rIFTm RACE-For two.year.olds Selling Five and
half furongs.
ST. betting.
G. He.fys 81, John coorso 1 by So
Gd s,s fca paws b. c. by sia'aq1IdnCrs
R Rines bs b. ss CNidq ! 81 8
M HIS.e p,1as Dorsesa al So
'A'~0 i'1'' -'' Timc-l os
evidently he had good colt in John
Cooper for he let him along the last furlong
little urging brought response, and at the finish
he was an Easy By lengths; outsider Ter
fapln second four lengths before the Crosshre colt
SIXTH RACE-scNing. Ono mile and a sixteenth
81 ns''lq p.
W Ieeains;'s Oh +. Desssp;'oo hy , De-
John ENans's ck. H. Bean'cy o; 100 =,
p. J. Dryer & Sons b. t. Madr 'ti'' ! :o5
Anna p, :, e........... .sl%: 81 8 g
1 laiF' jg:se. i,d:s i4 " ldd 81 -
Miss Maud 3. lo4-.- -. Flint 2o-1 81
With The Ironnaster and Bcs' Brand out. eight were
left They their journey in close
orler and ran until they reached the judges
stand where Bcinsey and Deception bunch. and
began a head and head struggle. They on almost
even terms the last few Jumps where Deception
drew out ami the winner by length |
Beansey beat Madrid three lengths for the place.
MONMOUTH ENTRIES FOR To-Day.
FIRST RACE-ScUD STAKES. HEAVY handicap. Five |
turlongs.
s,onene 10 steys E''e'
line George ....iSo Medder o.
aECOND RACE-Handicsp. One mile and sixteenth. |
f,lo,ni,, 10 Nomad ..............- 1O7 |
KI1o,e a. los The Ironnaster............ % !
THIRD RACE-Maiden twoyoaf-olds Special weight. |
Rirhtm, re- rN '"..,.iIz The General