New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
RIG STAKE FOR THE DwYERS
,xSprcToR B. WINS THE LoRiLLARD'

Insf
s., ,he betting ring are II" ""1
A., ,or,,,,nde did not become oo" ""''' mara q, GEN
'he "'"'''' x,v holiday Jam and there was no'O ~ &c
IL was srtuatiou and efervescent inh 'n"" "
~ ~. -ac,ng dav Of 1856. Inc o'"'" .o o-ovds
-, ever before but comparisons u0' ,,e as IN.
oh..ncs Of Official fgures OF rece'P" 1t. ~
:" a. comparisons OF the run"'"S rn.toritv
.Aororghbreds or the policy OF '.,or and all
'"oi'1 ... The Monmouth PARK Assocla'io" ,o,,c.
IN congress "a, iovous and grateful for tDe u''-
the PeoP' 90 warm but cooling ana car
Io"' .|. ,n. sea was blowing. and not "iOP =
sven the slightest '""0N ,o-s
shover-the greatest Va ,ssrs
o., In1ependence Day at Monmouth hoavv fog,
~ ,no sarly boats went down the o"S :" 1ow.r bay
y, ,ho.. ON the ST Johns were star''eu " s,,nding
.a.,lx hearing the clang OF OS n,d The
.nov. their own in the thick MIS- " , IN few sec
the st Johns sackeued' anu :" oceau
tlee" u ''' =, the haze the giant OuIk oi =" :.
ohu' enc ry-v one Oh tie smaller vesse' 'H' r, (,
-, -, rho danger so nsrTo"E eeoaPN eeoP a.. ,oc
,"V racked with people an" co'''1,. oa,au,tes
vould have caused oho "
aver known IN these "a'o'' -, Tho pennsvvania and
-, .hro,gs that clustered ~ INV -, "a. rroor
= central ferries and at the per o' Wv ,,,o,t
jersey len TO the track with praise worthy
boats "e'o .nor,stiou arrangements we're Oe'ter III
ness i - IN apy previous Fourth OF July a"u
s'e'' -a,,,pde was felt TO MI Cassat TOT 'no ''",
which his energy and ability nae prout"'
about. -, - r,,,l,c interest and In the
-, A. issue was the Lorilard' TO "hcn r'eii0 N0-
80 hos b.en generously adding So'ooo eAcn sea,'
MAJ - ,e won It only once-with Wanda IN 1880
a'ho"" nave done so well In TINS
- other stakes that tho puohc WI eOo"
""1 ,non, handsomely to endow Ewyer stakes al
,,b or shecpshead Bay with small part OF 'nr'r
a'.. winnings Ihey started both Inspector b ana
u.,ofred and Inspector b won easily "n"e "'il'os
lv Inst the second place 10 W L. scoIVs Vul'o py
Cvclou.. Blue Wing and Beverly rau miser"oS' DUO
- ,.ceutly made the long journey from ChicAso anu
- =, air and water undoubtedly affected him.
"a. colt Of moderate merit last season ana his
,,anc. in the Western stakes this year Is prooaoy
A. ~ the wretched quality OF the western three-yea
all. "a A class rather than 10 any s'e"ai ao"to'e-
,nepts ou mis- part Great things were oAPeeVeu i'0
1r,o,. by shoals OF experts. including all Tue many
,,,snd. of the Fairfax stable, but CyclopS coaP'eo
s,nla,slv No doubt his preparation for the Lorli-
,o-d had been hurried. as he was sick recently AZ
e-aa,shsad Ray Possibly he may do better Things
,,a.fter He could hardly do worse anyway. Tue
Io,uard WAS slow and unexcitlng race ana i've eN'
,ramcy poor colts took part In 1t Even inc "innel 10
.normously inferior to stars OF the Orohce anu Are
roo cla.. Fortunately for the Dwyers Inc baru was
never entered for the Loriilard THIS sound
ord hardy colt can give Inspector T. severe race
So
O. much - -,
Mclaughlin rode Pontiac. Inspector b. and
r,vor 10 victory-ai fsvorites. He was
heateu on Agnes in the lhuepenuenee
stas., in driving finish by Captain Conners My La
1o,ve Agnes carried lO9 pounds. while La JuiVe uau
only lO2 IN tho saddle, but La Juve was AsI at Tue
.,t after fr.tting worrying and showing vile TEN
per. while Agnes first away. Hence IL Is pr0o"Oe
I'M, these two nllies are not far apart in speed
,ras- -el La III
Us mot nrin,ed as a starter the official programme.
She WAS thus overlooked 10y great many people who
felt extremely angry after the race
" L scotts stable. after AL uubrokcn series
OF ark days, came out INTO the su1.g9t- t,--
80 Heavily weighted Joe Cotton The tayOrite, was
md Ioe Cotton swift stced but his sohly u
c.rrv weight with rapidly mas Deen unSeiY oNereSl
.isl hr ils owner. Charity has eyd7nuy recovered
me frst tnree races fast tue next two andzng
ly SOW. -
pyycT roIne rs DIX. Il. onusc by oGon9l no
po6 I5 c-B a. Little Nnch, s, lIo.....-... ,~lerian
IcSei Ese' s,ao az ch h. erO,ri aged paiucA
IS kitsOAs ol l. Sltia, D.. . -------' 80, I'm
J. b. Witaer,s H. "a islu'y 3 I'll 'Ll'Ie''"I
r.,,n.-lo 10 ou poat ac. 5tol against Lit M.ncl
Herbert 10 to .erty . 10 l. F!etch la' OF ID
or ~ SSs wiihaan lhe start iai tut II aesels
ofmm he m de up mucn ground ne asi qgai 'e III ~
eo. tnd place HcrbeI ~nc Iech LAY 10 .-A' o, ~ I'd
b. b. e. essn % 4.S lIe ne NJ pe scss two oeir, lac
er4. WHO was Two aeiar her'rrl
sLcoND RAc1-NulrEyrEy -IAErs FOR Two IA4.LDs
-. EAClI. 81 500 ADDED ~rL IAL WEl1HI-. NILE
V NJ Conner's b. f. Id Juye' by Morlelrr : uGiih
ro, : c = Agncs los over ~ SIC augii.n
J t. Williams o. Bessie Iune o. 90 ,..IcVl
= B,l ont : :. Laav Prur'-e. iol .-lP tltepircHl
Ap1i b, & onnson's ch. Rinsoom lo4 -- 90 a'oSel.l
f. r " Wl.dtns s ~ M2sse ,litehe esiJ
4li"S ,,,.,st
j. We Ain-don lr u 3. aAd rom u to % u dsdns
G" e lu.etta col, Pavnaster Raymond and ,ouT oher
werc W ndrt~u and seven ian Id 5uVe vas rIlitLir
ire'u1s a. "a. . ~ M ,. Rs ne and Ia1T rriuroe "a
b, side % front for n,aly Ian lLl.e. AEhs c,.A
houndng INTO the honcstrecl these -four were o
nck De o. bessie June VINO Was hail eAgA o"ioie LAD
fumlose
Z. ..ep AAcE-f oURIH oFJULY HANDICAP $50 EACH. SlOO
,e,,, eh c6AI5. sD BY ~ensaicn. -um4 years,
,tyl,nas cb Baaan. 3 6............. ,,iooaa,ej
J j. Nj. amss ca. G. Joe Cotton i. CMcL4ushAn
y " h.ttsJn's hr tAlaleth l. TO- BENDER
fsaakn ). ~t.o e. b & Rupert l. lIttlcncdl
fmerS 4 0 tou'- Dry 5lohopoe. 3, lOS. i" DouOnuel
T.. ,urch's b BIgLOact . lnO.--- ~ rtn
NJ Ke.sos cn. c ADalsanl. g. 100 .-..-..-.( (fsheri
ue,tng-Joe Cotton 10 Rupert to ]. charity to !
Iloence r. 10 J. iry nj Ole = 10 i Bggonet sto l. l.
Ton Marta. Te-ie nce lansdowne amt Adolpl
ird from start to anish. ma ns race too .tron
To- l. Gernady tried dep rAtely 10 cat her
I0r L. aud al tle % the nrst haf nj tOre.c. r.
ClaTIty- l. tut haflty drtW sgdl Ia
tulu. and tc nOutsretch IlOfrn T. ftgge
and f"l. lth WHIP and spur Mclaughlin tired
iorte zoe ott0h 10 tne lying Charity II
posi- the hundred yards the nghtlY
with such rush get place lhaI
g. two lengths. banana second length before 10
COTTON Elizabeth fourth Florence h'th the others pue
IolgIH KACE-THR LORHLABD Stake FOR THREE. YEAl
DLls. >Jul kAcH. 5000 ADnED 80 PlHRRH LoRLLAk
AM 1000 GlyRN 10 TN SECOND BY IaE AssOCIAIIo,
- Mi!ks.
Dvsei ros. b. c. Inspector B.. by Enquirer cOiossa.
"a >c,,,'. ch ou,to iii - -', ,,.4a
i"yer Sfos ch c. NIn-rod, l4n-- -----.--.. .Oineyl
App.eby JOhn-ons c. Beverly. lIs-...-.-t sitwe
Melbourne Siab.es D. u Wing lis. WetAersl
FAIRFAX >t2Des c-. C. CYcOp ll7 afOeel
Betting -Iusg ectDr 3 ,. tycOps /. Blue WIN
40 :. quito 70 J. Wlnired 10 ]. Beverly ID tOI.
81 c0ursr " n!red set out 10 the pace bat II vas
30" ohe nearly al the The first quarter run
1o2 seconds and the halt 522 The nrst thrc,
quarters TOOK llsi2 The l45A2 and mile anc
quarter 10 Wn.red gradually increased lead IN
A. he end O The first half mile he lengths in iron
OF quito. who a length before Blue Wing CycOps .
bue 20 iIgs nes1 and InsDec'or B. waiting Bar6e. mad
COZ dd not respond, and Il PLAN then that be va
same point but Beverly holding ms 0wn fairly
Ie,, Ni!T showing no great speed was doing his wOr
Mclaughlin dld not take the lead with spectC
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