New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
DEW DROP HERSELF AGAIN.
BEATING THE BARD AT MONMOUTH PARK.


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No matter how dusky the complexion may be,
every one. His Royal Highness Of Hadcs, should
get his due And the principle equal and exact Jus
tieo all the urfudges trainers and iocgeys
alike-whch THE rRBUNg's racing column Is always
ont T. should be said right here and now
fault conld he found with Fishers riding ut Mon
mouth Park yesterday He handled Banner bearer In
tho first dely and we'll getting through next tho
rails bo entered the homesretch In style worthy os
Mclaughlin He did his hest TO get The Bard 90 far
away from Dew Drop In the Stevens Stakes tBat her
amazr speed wonld gap tho bomosreteh
But the $50 iy herself again. beyond disl ute
superior to other three In America
he Bard Is brave rssolute and fast Few OF the
of his age either the East hewest equal him At
| n milo and hall. But Dew Dror Is In higher class.
II is true that Mclaughlin han to call on her for
supreme and he drove the home thrice She
Is Hlly that the whip does not hasten Good tempered.
OF high courage and clear grit she Ia willing to do all all,
can when the stress and strain come. But the three
sroFes the SPUR stung her and tendon into
| play and tho iIon-musced jockey forced her in the
winner OF tremendous race by hall length all ganea
| In the last few strides
| twas not an easy victory, no matter what shallow
and snortsighted spectators may say. Dew Drop cut
herself I'm the Stockton stakes and was essed M her
work. Hence her muscles may not have been as tense
as they will be a little later her endurance steal
Ike AS il will become Bat II takes tough colt One
that can move fast and stick to his with
det ,rntn,'ion to make he- size yesterday.
That precisely the sort Of stn The Bard made Of
These two Dew Drop and The Bard. ran right away
from Quito Inspector b. and Linden when the racing
W begun IN earnest.
groat many pcope saw this great race. he attend
anco being both extensive and enthusiastic. The time
was SLOW bat this year heavy and asc
last tim. be male nn IT, It extremely safe
but condition for breaking records. Dew Drop
the fvorite in tho betting AMI Is rep rcd tat
the DTyeis put 10000 ou her, but Tho Bard hai
plenty supporters with fat pOcketbOo aud tho sand
thousand went on him too on icw threeJ eAr-obI
| stakes has tho post bettIns been so heavy.
HAYWARD rode fof the first time since his fall from
Oneko's Saddle and his mount, Kingdom. was freely
supported by Appeby Johnson for the eapling stakes
| Bn he got on badly ana ran badly. McIanghln Vas
kept busy on Hanover to get him home before he nap
ceding seven pounds II was the kapansa colts hrst
appearance and he ranin promising way agood second
TIE Dwyers. Of course both the big stakes, the
Electric was the avore for the fourth the han.
dicap and eighth mile. He ran well but could
only ges thiri place, sapphire and B,Banza were
chucked At exrcu ely sht weights by the haadi-
car per Yet Sapphlres previous running this year has
been bad and the luck OF the irelknesS stable mas
been wreched that sapphire Almost friendless
| in the betting and her victory was great SUR rise.
Elecric conceding weight by the schedule IT, every
horse IN the rAcr and some handcap horses OF more
! than moderate merit came in behind M
| A strong dcesation came down rom Brighton beach
to plunge on Ernest in the selling race They won
their bets only by tho furious ing Of that clever
negro Jockey. Hamilton WAC by despar u" enoIr
snatched from the fire prize that seemed already lost
s,eepechsse Ihe horses hurt. but Rowcn. tho
rider o, Buckra, lay unconscious ror long time ana
Every horse that YESTERDAY. even in the selling
race and steepecha'r "n Tor hs money s 80 o1n l
one
FIRST RAcE-punsr $500 FOR MAIDEN THREE Yx,RoLDs
A. J. Cassatts b. g Banner Bearer by Enquirer Bandana
G. l. ts'i Narft; IS eai1sy
D. b. thcrss b. Necrcmansy, n ii,lshe,l
Dwyer Bros b. & Fero9a B. 700; 'E1,tnsay}
lIr ivins-ton's Dclawarc. 3 100 tBenirrl
esknsss s.oss @ b. 4 & HsP4refGo Go io2w RonsSss
''"'''' Time~iI7
Fg Attorney to gn,T Bf9rca to Il x KaIua fsstS to
10 to l. Naiad 90 Delaware 20 10 l. John b. 80 To l.
peiawsfs and Banner Bearer @ .s1: the
~ H., ~, ,' AMI in the is,L st,teb Kauia and Reparier
were almost even with Ca'ra at their shoulds On
the lower rn Banner Bearer moved n2 9ui as th,y aP
Banner Be"rrr 10 get clear lsn he elevery ho h souSh
% %S2A M ann h n"- "r ar cr ,n3 Stiorray fongi,f Il
heat Lille caicra beat Attorney head Tor second
SSEccvD RAcr-swtrvo srAkrs tcg TWO YFAn3ol's 500
Dwyci Bro, ch C. Hanover. by Hindoo Bour",n Belle
E y. Sur'rker ( unnamed Or by spr%,ihrlt
y y Ei1t.cns b. T. Anstrans ,senrr,
W NJ Conuers b la Ju.ve, ll2 .-..,....W p"n"mrl
D Wtherss unnamed Oh f.. Iy UncasCalen,e 10 q
L. C Bruces ch Kmgmate los; loneyl
100 to - on IIsm"ver ~ against Kingdom Ia
Juve l. Kapanga colt ~ l. Ausana 10 to taiencr
my EaiauSi T G daS Sfr' TdrrS Ia Iuye temper
the post Hanover hrs away An'trana Second Ia JniNe
MY ran with grrat speed for inrlong ann hsln ,l,
back &aana and Hanover werr hen Les The lower
n s4ec nd ma1a%e SS' Na ami N f5@ kausa colt Scre
y r %.earns D hmern Menshhn got Hanover home
the winner by length Ausr'na tired badly The last Jew
La Juive was fourth lengths behind Ausana
rpgp srgyEys srASEs FOR TMnTs Yr,s 0Hns 500
Dwyc4 f Hro6srs s'S" 9' Dp by Fasc'is E,p%sSn
A. Gassatts The nar lF,rFT
L scots en- e cute ,Iso is
b"ysr SroiIsis c. in;gsio1 'd%iirryi
nests4 70 Sas ON n " S a1Gp na ID :si' e the Bard In
in rn with ri" The Bard Linden and Inspto running veil
nc hTs nile r5c in paGsuiS[ onto
did ca ON Dew Drop until she reached the post hai
Gs df rS% DOWN int the SGo on a@ sS The ao
lead =, every stride and soon nat hn 6sasn out Ns.1@gh
My %sa mo not u.1 r.1 a.n me wa, stout So, gssy
hasty He relied the wonderful dash Of speed that Dew
se ieGS Stcn S sqG ci If y cut GS% The 1a
honesirrtch Then Fisher BEGAN whppqg, anil riding his
rSI riding T6n Ido Dut a NOT 1 With all S %Sersy
not 9scGssay He was % sTymE vi Eth tn" NJ MY t'svs ns
Dow Drop shot ioI ward and won the raeo
Bard and hundred yari. 6efore Linden and Inspector
FOURTH HANDICAP. s25 EACH. $3.50 ApoTp. i.
Preakucss stables eh Sapphire, by King AnoG;oe
J. and and ilrsys eh Bonauza 05 GodIr'yj
Locust stables Electric, 3 loo --..-.-- iingh.sl
DwyeT b. POnucu g. 81 Rafey)
clifton Sabes c. Greenfield. t. 1lO....... (Fsbufn)
b. Goodwin'- b c. Gen. Nay. formerly Waller 4. 3.
Montgomery stables nix; H. gontalon, s. % MccIy
d. y. Wtllcrss b. Anarchy g. -. (F LttcnclD
ch Amalgam, g. 90 tDavis)
j Rowe & Co.'S H. Wal Eagle. Is. 10 IL CadwelD
Emery Cottons b. Dry Monopole. 3. l07tw Donohuc)
| 1imo -l59
Betung-Elecric to Gonfalon Dry Monopole 10
| !, Gen Nay TO l. War Eagle 10 !. Bontnza TO l.
10 Greenfield 10 to l. Sapphire Is Ia l. Pontico
| 20 to |, Amalgam 20 To /.
The good with Amalgam GOnfaon and Electric in
the rank Amagan led To the is turn when Anarrny
led half milo with Gonfaon and Dry Mono
pole close attendance At the O the last half mile
Electric began and the light ghe sapphire joined
him the others Bonanza beaten frong
finish aud Of them pulled SapphTos