New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31
DEW DROP BEATEN AGAIN.
HER HEAVY WEIGHT DEFEATS HER.

HER HEAVY NElGnl DEF LAID
ryAptr To CoNcKDE IL POUNDS TO PREcIosA.
Monday is always a blue day in racing and
The attendance bsttng and sport the course OF
,he Brooklyn Jockey Club yesterday fell far below those
sf Thursday. The number Of Withdrawals was largo
and most tho fields consequently small Instead
of the nineteen starters expected In the Fulton Stakes
for yearolds only four but 1t proved lively
contest with pected issue. for Dew Drop with
Alto 4 on her, was defeated by PreciosA The result
WAS solely duo 10 the great difference IN weight, for
Dew Drop carried ils pounds to Precosa's l0i. Pre-
sicsa n mean nlly and all her recent
races have shown her 70 be In good form. go that
Dow Drops failure In way disgrace She out
ran lin Gray aud Peekski easily enough. although shc
WA concesing twelve pounds to each. Some turimen
predicted Prcctoss with allowance OF seven
pounds ran Dew Drop = head at Monmouth Dew
Drop would find 10 impossible task To give her sew
snteen podnds. but Dew Drop made such mess OF De"
Ali on Thursday that the general public could NOT DO
convinced that any American three-year-old' e1cop'
The Bard could conquer her no matter whatthe weights
might he The Dryers merciess In the TASKS 'hey
set their horses
They found some consolation for the defeat o. Dew
Drop the easy victory OF Bessie June In the race i'
twoyear-olds. and the success of Mile over Lh'e "
the nfih race. Exile tremendous faSor''e-'"
b~ttinr beipg 2 to l on him-but Mile fairy our~"
him without any ADVANTAGE in start weight or ruN'
Fries easy success at sheepshead Bay on tae grass VI
Saturday had givon many people an enasSer'ou
his speed. Mile Is IN iittie higuee CLASS WA" ~
and grsss circuscs are deceptive
Qua pa,,nm .reursd the opening sprint nj seven fur
long. though Mr. Haggin's dly Santa Rita ran we'll
Cleaner was strong fsvorte for tho second race ana
an easy winner
J.l,-htful breeze blowing at the course. but all
Long Island covered with clouds OF aust after the
,o,g drouth and needs rain sadly.
FIRST Rlcr-PvRsK $3.50; sEvEN FrRLovGs.
II J. Wocdfords 8 BaInnm' by Bonnie scotsnnSh ar
Jg HasSns Sr santa rita 81 1Ekiel
Prfs Gk srS.e eS I marefO r1nAi Tii1pat
l. r. Kctchums Oh. g. Lucas 3 los .'.-.-...fnlier o
Netting Barnum to s. Pontiac to l. santaRta to l.
Nsrkland and Burch withdrawn. ,....-,.,-
made the most Of H. The when Tag fen were
fairy well @ che hi. c1s ,a MsS6 Lea
Who was length before Barnnm GROUND ne lower turn G
when reached they Tapped on one
Sas ns snereescS IN landing Bafnam winner 6y Sa
length santa Rita second. length and half before Pontiac
sEooSD RAcE-swEErsTAKEs $40 ENcT $50 ADDED. srr
HAYDEN Barrys e5 g. Cleaner BY Gieneis Cong
il d D. Ma,ks,one's blk t. Florence NJ l. Psimer(
siOops Gasghers ch h. Tornado g. lOS wv pGnG9hns
2 Hnrhes b. Tobcggan s. 90 .:........... lEikel o
oaafPhy' b. Blue F rsa Ss gss iOs(nender'
Bet,ins-eIcaner TO TORNADO to against, Flor
Blue F,ef 50 tot Douglas Richmond, Maggie j. aud
Torcsssn on Tornado second. Cleaner had
turn closely yo attended ID by Tornado third
s,rsc cleaner Went to the trout and was never aerward
headed winning urdcr pull by length Florence NJ. ran
ond al the wire Bronzoinarte Third
TnEe RAsIrplIpS STAGE D n $50
iSssins b. Preciosa by Glenelg stamps lOl 70.
DvJci Iir,s b + Dew Drop Mclaughlin 2
Sa1pbe Fenions b. Jim Gray, Ill. oovngtcn 3
". & Day's br. C Peek kl
Reunv4 10 on Drop Preciosa toll. PeOkskin to
Nineteen expected but only the four named in
feskss led hundred yards and then Presosa went to
the front while Jim Gray took second place Peekski and
,se% P aS they rSscSa Where zpstScE
70 second place while Jim Gray e back beaten At he
Dew Drop was at Pceksks neck the turn Prec
% qT iw reeEs was out Of ,hs Struggle The head
The henesreich AT The tuong post MeLanshn a gwen
few head In front bat Precosa showed
R on pe% Do % soon M BEGAN to aa the
bDpgqs % ~ w S se bens %S5pg Tae y
length Dew Drop second length before jim Gray who was
$1,000 $40 EACH. $3.50 ADDED. % mile
pwycr Bros b. Bessie June. by King Alfonso virga,
w. Rittson's 6r c feneicn ii5.. IFtzpairicEj 3
Appeby Johnsoa's ch Amy, ll2......... Hayward
5vTSSsss pi ITp oaR
Hsesns Oh r1scdo;6Ss H (sIgs5I@a3i
BettnsBe..le June iS 8 DSn6ue to l. Chateau Or
6 10 l. Almy To l. 10 to against each VI the Others
Feneon first Theodosus passed him the first
ihc lead keptit final urons where Bessie june
Erss n a before Sn Amy tn others ssslns in Chateau
dor carried some money but got OF badly showed speed
yyIn RAcE.E AsplcAr s2s Eac $500 ADpEp lh M,1Es
psyer Bros b Mile by hl'' .'ro.On RATE
srs psn1 CO ra TSe e:1r lU, o. Donege
iTish Pa, to The Bourbon % to l. ''' 10
% qps the %Hns sRs'h' S
ss s oIs sS ali BY at Re half NILE FaOnsT
P S sSs % ON WIN s TS s a@1H Of he home
stretch But Mile had waiting, slipped through
% n soa Sa Exile 1@
lengths before fsconer who four lengths before The
snTn nAcEPu $3.50. SELLING AIowAxcEs e MILE
Srs los r MARSH heaon Dy asIs5
B. s MSiSlis sG cf rfnces 81 itd aiff
MoOdiawn stables Weasel aged Of tGrnth 9
H. Bracketts g Peacock smihj
ccTSSns eS Cuban Queen 81 III whiss%s|
a W We,nSardts D. ma scsiere & tBende3 Q
Time-i 80
Bettinewe.sel to g. Marsh Redon to 2. Caera TO
All s Re 10 so s 70 r Se .ns SoT and oo third
bali Cuban queen Went up and challenger the
9S@ 7 o yr s Mor .i a sed s came
Cera ad as the old geldng had the greater eed he by
d Marsh RsdOn was entered to be Sod for f 500 There
was no bid
GOOD SPORT PROMISED AT SHEEPSHEAD
sFURRED on BY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THAT
SHOULD WIN AND RUN SECOND.
The managers OF the Coney Island Jockey
Club have evidently "rustled around, for they have
excellent programme for to-days races at
sbeepshead Bay. Rivalry evidently does the
club good There nine entries for
the first race, dash OF OF mile. Little Mnch is
sprinter merit and he should win. Burch 10
peculiar horse but be should second place. but
Pearl Jennings Will push him The second race is
Ahandicap, lie miles. Egin 10 running 30 fast lately
that he should catch the judges eyes first
and that erratic performer Bonanza ought TO be
HE closest attendant The two-year old race 81 OF