New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
GOSSIP ABOUT THE STABLES.
SOME RACES TO BE RUN THIS WEEK.

SOME RACES TO BE RUN THIS WEEK
MONMOUTH PARK, SARATOGA. AND THE BROOKLYN
Jockey CLUB--HUw MR.. LOWELL WAS SOLD.
Nothing sensational occurred in last weeks rae
ING but the Dwycr Brothers drag-net Is stu o9t.
aud every time there are any oiS hsn 10 ee
they draw II I'm. They met with one dlsappoht-
ient however. They lost the Barnegat STAKES on
Thursday. Winfrcd. tho brother OF the great
Wonda is a counterfeit of the worst description.
II would he yhard TO say TO what class he does
belong so poor is he as compared with Dew DROP
fhe Bard and Inspector H. Even owners ana 'ralh-
ers are not always able to class their norses ny
Nwyers expected to win the Withers Stakes VIII
Portland aud ran Inspector b. only as saver. ne ne
Inspector was not III CONDITION AT t1e tie, & ~
was infinitely better than Portland, VINO seems W
he even a bigger sneak than he was in the beginning
Of the season. lie is worse than was oetectMS rsS
cntclassod by Brighton Beach selling platers when
II came TO racing. Money is of little consequence
10 the Brooklyn stable IN comparison TO N makne ,e
The stable invIncible. so by spending SlO,oOo tney
have added the crack Joe Cotton ana Una. e'Vu ~
flly Bessie June TO It, They did n9t PROPOSE i4 "a
have the filly TO run against 10 Se" az
fIlv stakes next year and Joe Cottons 80 speedy as
in most Morfks t@Gk wSe cc
az cdnid he secured at far figure. The way the
son of Pat Malloy and Favon,e takes sup up amS o,S
welshs ann n to the So saddle he is hard one to
heat Then be is MOI as uncertain as last year;
The Brooklyn JyfSy ouD al thpe ssTs Of the
DIVERS stable 10 participate IN its meet
iDS there are sure to be attractions
n
Wakes will be liberal and as there arc plenty of
hoTseowncrs who do not believe that the butcher
boys sweep 'HsTG mere Il W. De nG aok S
buildings The racing DAYS wi, be 1he off days Of
the fall nee n9 of the Coney lsIahd Jockey Ciuo,
The racing season of 1856, therefore, is
borud TO end successfully. The track rs
lie old Prospect Park Fair Grounds at Kings
uirhway. within easy walking distance of four
railway stations. Before the Coney Island Jockey
Club secured its present ground " seriously con
formulated purchasing II. and did go so far as 10
secure lease Of the track and give supplemental
The Fairfax stable started out this spring with
hylng colors. 1t was new racing cpniederacv
ana from the liberal not 10 say ex,ravaEant. way
IN whch, it spent money for good horses
great things were expected OF IT.
1lo,ses were not only purchased here IN
fLc last, but also in Kentucky. and California
such of the help about the stables was imported
from England. Money was lavlsl,ed on everything.
Nh WalcOtt not only PAID considerable personal su-
pcrvi,ion to ITS management. but also had niii-
ac,r and q trainer. The some ewhat ancient proverb
Of the spoiled broth l. recalled when one considers
that the stable Las only scored one victory SO iar'
Nj. Walcott was aimostffdiscouraeed ana oe-
cided upon change and transferred ms horses'
& to the charge Il that, excellent young trainer
Jlnc, Rowe, whose ability to put horses III a con
4.flon to race is well known. His success with the
Dwyor Brothers horses is still fresh in the minds
OF al horseInen. Rowe gave up I" Dave Johnson S
l,i~cs when hc took charge OF the Fairfax stable,
Il Is 70 be hoped thar the change VIII wOrK 10 the
benefit of the new c9niederaoy. ,,o+ w
ssGe eco" BSrca TSs McHHictapd, Int the rumol has
rapid, retting into form it is not likely that such
Is the c.se. trainer speaking of the position OF
one who trans for riv stable ST. Sada s.,eca,,v
the owner has a. aent also now ian
inaeiity to get there Something else must be
wrong. The agent ays 1t to the trainer. nth.
eiSa.e a"t %aHIT aSa IN turn spst to the jockey
zoe. on down through all the grades
l., AnA cn1n fnr
Commodore kittso lately and in most instance, Is
securing excellent prices. The Major Is modest
uan. lie says:
more mo sales as the stable IS now 50 weeded
tha, there are nothing hut winners III II.
A. J. Cassatt has concluded to drop his acin.
nane Of Mr. Keso and u Tun ;pieo,ion as M rSe {,
do his was announced on the day that hi,
GENE ard fast colt The Bard won the Barnega
STAKES Mr. Cassatt's new departure is good one
He LAS fine stable of horses, which, II rightly man
AGED, would rebound not only 10 the credit Of th.
owner but also TO the credit of the American turf
Whai is wanted most is men OF Mr.. .Cassatts posi-
ton openly avOwing their connection with nO1s'
racing as August Belmont, D. d. WltherS, w L. L.
Scott and James Galway do. As was stated III IHH
Tv,nI,Yr a month ago 1t is highly probable that
PieIre Lorard will run horses again next year Inc
RauCocas cOOrS always popular. 1t Is posSl-
hle however that the stable will be run III the
Iame of Pierre Lorillard, jr A week ago It was was
bookrnaSer and gambler, dead 1t was tal Sc
ruInoI for he has not been IN better health 1ot
wears. few years ago LpVeu was one VI, tHe
largest boomakcrs in the city, donga big busl-
ness because he most always gave liberal odds;
lie has bookmaking aI stand at at al al
much business because he gives such short
odGs against any horse that stands fair chance
of winning. He simply loOks around for sure
thing Against q rank outsider whose chances d'
NOT appaar to be good he ALWAYS puts up big odds
greater ODDS in fact than os Of the oaer SOUH
money Lowell, however, was badly bitten at thl
game at Shoepshead Bay. lie had up 10 TO
against an outsider man came along ana
took 500 worth OF II. Loveli turneu nl'
slate around, got down from his stand saying
"SlOO forfeit on this race is good enough for me.
don't want any more on this race. ne outsider
nevertheless, won, and Lowell was out just SloO0
The Saratoga meeting begins on saturday. l
promises 10 be one of the best held there for yeaIs
Nearly all of the Western crack racers VIII D'
tnere; so will the Dwyer Brothers with some o
their best horses. Many other Eastern stables al
WAYS make II a point TO go 10 Saratoga IL is sucl
n delightful place to summer. Ibe reg
mar meeting consists Of sixteen race
Iays with extra days thrown in. The first race OF
SATURDAY. j. scramble of five furiongs lhel
comes he sWcerslakes OF "a mile, special WeIgnts
Charity Joe Cotton, Miss NOodford and lr0u0a
dour are among the entries. Following TINS Is the
Iravers Stakes 13a miles. for three year-0ds Sill
yer Cloud. Ban Fox and quito a1e among th's =
who viii contest for the stakes. Next comes a =
miles race for a purse and the days sport VIII wine
up witt steepitchase.
of the nineteen races to be decided this week a
Monmouth Park five of them are stake races lhe
are: The SaplIng Stakes Tor two.yearo,ds. specia
weights, q of a miie and the stevens Stakes 10
three-y ear 0ds special weights. 1os miles. 70 u
run for on tuesday. On Thursday The Nave
sink Handicap. l2 miles, Will be decided. IN
Seabright stakes. for two-y year-olds. speola
weights. 81 of mile, aud the RaIitan STAKES 10
three-y ear -ods special weights, "A miles, VIII
the main features of Saturdays programme.