New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25
THE DWYER STREAM OF LUCK
WINFRED WINS THE EMPORIUM.


| For pure sclf-sacriicng benevO'ence A. j.
Cassatts nsme will always be distinguished In turf an
nails He keeps up extensive aud costly stable on tho
most generous SCALE but he Is so indifferent to the
pleasures Of Victory so charitable toward other
that he akos pains to protect his own inter
His stable has lost stakes by bad riding than
any now known to the turf 1t made tho sympathetic
heart beed the speed and pluck OF his good colt
The Bard ruthcssIy msssacrei they were yeser.
day in the Emporium Stakes OF sheepshead Bay. the
Bard great favortc In the betting as no was I'M
doubedy far the best horse I'm the The Dryers
started two. Wnfred and Quincy but Quincy Is worth
less. while Winfield became lame Mt Jerome Park and
all ht for hard BY the conditions OF
the Emporium The Bard carried IL pounds. While Win
fred ut lOi but with Mclaughlin in the saddle
lie had 1851 pounds his back Except those no horse
In the had ever done anything crcdable IL was
wretchcd field for great prize.
Every experienced turnan tho grounds said after
the that The Bard lost 1t solely through Fishers
bungng The jockey slow and stupid at the start
and got off last. Then he allowed his colt to be
pocketed and nterfered with at the second turn When
he had clear before him the backsrctch he
letMcLaughn catch him mapping and steal four lengths
by sudden burst OF sp,ei. In the last furlong VIM
freds lack OF condition told and he slackenel speed
Fisher night retrieved all previous plumbers then
and the race II he had any vigor and energy
But he flushed feebly and Winfield won the
rich prize by neck. though SO exhausted
that ho was rolling from distress. and In the
next two strides The Barrs head was In front
Thus the uckest and best managed stable In the United
states ooS the biggest prize OF the meeting from tho
unucklc-t. Mr. Cassatt has some excellent horses III
he would only have them handled properly he would
score a great many succssses Now he ge.s extremely
few. After the Emporium Fisher Was undoubtedly the
most unpopular jockey the Eastern turf. Further
details OF the massacre may be found below
1t was dull and gloomy day. with limited and list
Iii ia tba vii
strathspcy, fremont Favor and Winfred al fayorites
but Winred, who was second choice. All iour won e"s
That queer company OF crirplei sneaks and ours,
Goano. Eoe, General Monroe and Drake Carter all
number of people whose wild and fenzed air told too
plainly the sad story OF their mental acnaton IL was
concctured that they had got away from Boouingdaie
The circus track on the grass cordially diskcd
little Mcaton and is nuisance III every way. The turf
Is thin aud irail that the hoois Of the
hol.s and pitfals Yesterday Maggie Mitchell
near the end sac sanbei ia hole in the turf "
Dononue was riding her. AMI taxing wnrning BY Neo.
year he dii daro &c fy ana LII 10 ID Or
Every one Is now sneerlns at 'his siy An,i@naninc
shcepshesi Bay not II. for grazing cattle. much less
for racehOrses.
Od Drake Carter ridden qucerly by spellman in
the last qlc,ry thlt On an English course he
would have been called for an equalization. Il Is un-
dcrstood. however, that Emery Il Cotton backed the
horse, and Spcman mag have done MS utmost 20 WIN
Bur 1t certainly lo9t,l as 4 no trIol only to bea
up the race Itself FAR to easily.
though contraactcd by some il-nforincl people. tho
great race between Miss WOOdfOrd Barnum ant Irou-
badOur has been positively arranged FOX Tuesday aud
the papers have been signed already stated II will
be for $500 each and 1000 added h., the cub rcEu ar
weights. distance mile ana quarter Il amy owner
thinks he has horse good enough 10 run win tuoSe
tnree on those terms he can en or him up 10 Saturday
30 arrests made yesterday and the betting was
not ntcricrcd witb.
FIRST RACE .vpIcAP s25 BACH $3.50 ADDED L. vIlEs
spell na's il stfa'hspeJ by 'lcaeis-La fo.ta as,!
r. Connci's e H. IA b. asel ......C1iatln
Dvyer Broth.Ts Bfqmoeion 3, .tGoqircl
j. Mcialons D. z frlnsio T., asol lO9...5icNamara)
ko;sos D. rtilie:y - DHis
iienp.caI stables H. n Euiosy, >. 90 ...... Chucnj
Bcrlns-sa nspey to 3 uai T. SOL strategy GtoI.
BrmblciOn Gto l. trana!e 3. 10 l. hIOsy 10 l. Como
tina b was lrst on -trathsocy Moonsln, thru.
nn Srrdhsp = front and renal; cd there
lore mimoicton oino Vas 'econi on he oscr nra ami
up to he ugnE pos. In The onesirc then lie gave W
SECOND RAcE--lr,E slAEEs 49, ToE Two.YrAroLos. so
DIVER Lrotlers' bis. fremont. by Nir-I- Ann
tici ~ ID .'.lai, iiusAml
klt ,.ons or e. Fry 1"og ~ III pnii -
NJ Ii Gi b. H. iae 'i anna. ioj I csj
Hynwoo e'i two iens.s he ues Of the start but ire
mon p1.s;d nm "a - 'd ont and c,1 along conio" a1y
Wod on ~, i.ii.d.s IaIor. f., Jnive Iicoa,.Ii1,
lclcA o. .yn~o,i goo inc whiJ on IN lover uln
ar ON Ike "a The md ne ' i i c VIII G ,ar 10 D.
rhtD RACE -IlANrl~Ar. 20 EACH $1,000 AIDED = MILES
G. a. s.oInss %. e.. .ayo BY at MadoyF"y rtc i,l-.
KoI.'s I. iaae, 4 Fsacrj
laecaais en- T. I'm ST. 3, ...........; iiamitonl
i. .sicLlmecis bhGen. al Nonroeagedo NC, aryj
Betting Ft.or 49, .!aan to p 10 3 to /, Er4cst
4lauIne md Gen Monroe tosei in front
oag. Favor ly4us Ar tlc ans; la m..e
E,, n. "a i o' - 'it ~ i' Vi ,I o'h i'
Favor had the others ron DE an op.nela i gap Favor
down ia The distance
Sl5oEAcH, 5000 ADp. -r,lAL weights. Z MILES.
DIVER Bros, o. C. winffea by Aorcan-r- ), nne Minor
Kclsos C. lie l-r SER
Appeby Jonn.ons b. H.vcry lOi...... lCaldeelh 3
T. w. WadcnsD LcIita lO,..............' McKcnnyi
DnyeI 'oi. D.. e. 'lii'c .J1 - ---...-.-. Godre,D
l. v Hn,He,rr e CO en-, 3; r'r loj.-- l. ttieh ~
Tim--43.
Bctane Ine Lart 10 .. vi ifTcd l. quincy 70 l.
Eswood to Beverly tol. delaware - 10 l. Bier - to
con cream va. siln.r..a Aer some decay air cart
lac' ne was pokc Just ar he stand lie nri,
Wlnr second wnred soon a.-u n'd tie cli WITH Biicr
running ICON, On thc 1ac's reich Mcinshiln suddenly
l.iie burst Of spccA NoinwhHe The Para md
non N. Gii,n mf,ei was lran: ,, iwo lengths Nj,
he hone.tIcich inred vas ured and wantel 10 3D.
10 Jockey IN America except McLiughl could have N
FREQ home nsi ana rdy JOcS.y America eNccp Fisher
conf nave fai"t - 'ln VI Ia Bard nuf SIC IN ghlin
oHuoie fishT 80 mucn that Win.red by a hes rhc
Gard second. twenty lengths before Beverly who was
en- lengths before EAwJoi. the struggling in at
long intervals.
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J. H. Me- or nick's en- Lule or. Dy KayOn II, r.
May ons NJ IVJ IDS I.yncp
T. W. Wair'n D. MIt<e MitcAcI lO,.-tW D,nolue, =
i5iOs. D. Luke.
Time o.
Bciing Young Luxe 20 Ma ;gie Mitchell To- J. Lunc
DOT
I'll. three ran closely together 10 the uron. when
got he lead
and seemed to be SnnnI a. y, but hnnil Yards ron
the cnd she SiTGcS Dad place in the tart lmOst soDped
luie Dor Winning - H. Maggie Mitchell second
lem tbs before Dung luxe.
SIKH RACE WELLER HASDICAP Sl5 Each. $500 ADDED
3 ~ MiLEs on THE TURF.
W Oney's br <. Pa,ha. by IapJOO,e 3 yrs lls
be tOurv1
tmery coltons b. Drake Gutter, l3J tSperan)