New-York tribune., 1886-08-18
DEW DROP BEATEN AGAIN.
THE BARD WINS THE CHOICE STAKES


When Dew Drop came out for her preliminary
.x.ro,.s MT Monmouth Park yesterday afternoon she
va. covered with a light blanket She did not move
with the ghtness and spirit shown by her two
exhaustng races of last week. and when she was finally
strpped for the her skin was harsh ana dry The
effort FREQ and healthful sweat by gaopinc
her under blanket had been failure Yet her owners
and the friends OF tho Dwyer stable put their money up
IN betting II she Ia the perfect bloom and
flush OF health. The Bard undoubtedly was Mr. Cas-
salts colt looked better AID never moved with
freedom and power. The truth Is that the owners
thusiastic admirers OF Dow Drop have always
under-estmaled Tue Bard's speed and endurance,
simply because when ridden by samuel Fisher he ai-
fell prey to Inspector B. and Dew Drop
except the one at sheepshead Bay, when Dew
Drop not in t condition TO run, and the best sue
could do to make a dead heat with The Bard But
the frequent defeats OF The Bard by the two
represen tauves OF the Dwyer stable were
not due to any fault Of Mr.. Cas-
salts fine colt He is better colt than Inspector B.
and Is little inferior In of mile aud half or
over TO pew Drop at her best. Mclaughlin beat The
Bard. When Mr. Cassatt wisely engaged Hayward a
great change came DER the spirit Of tho Dew Drop
dream.
The full details of the will be found below. The
confidence and tho money OF tho Dwyers
and their friends made Dow Drop the
favorte in the betting. but The Bard had a
host OF supporters with bnIgns pockets Some Hassn
money Ben All. but that was fooishly sqnsDd-
cred The winner OF the Kentucky Derby bad chance
with either Tne Bard Dew Drop. When serious busi
ness began he was cast aside like old shoe.
The Bard by a neck after tremendous
finish, in which HAYWARD shone respendent,
SOLELY py staying power. Dew Drops bnrst OF speed IN
the homesretch was sui error to anything IN thst Inc
that The Bard do. but she could not Keep II M
long enough to win, aud she fatrr-d and .ackened
STRIDE al the end Al mile d mile and quarter she
can outrnn The Bard AT ml.e and hall he can beat
her unless she is In perfect health and
In her best FORM She in neither yesterday. Nc
Laughlin did spare the famous hly. Whip and
spur wereiplied without mercy.
Linden, PrecIosa and Winfred withdrawn. 1t
would have folly to any OF them with any
expectation OF getting first second money. II rds
folly Blue Wing. In after ages 1t viii be cher
i.bed tradition Monmouth County that he is still run
ming the Choice Stakes When last heard OF he WAS
somewhere in the vicinity Of E.tontown
The Western horses, except Bonanza and HidalGo.
Jared badly yesterday. spading and Preciosa
the favorites in the first but neither cot place.
both showing astounding lack Of speed. The finish
WAS between Mink and Blackstone. Mr.. wtherss
horse strangely enough, did not sulk aud Dy
short head.
Mr. Belmont's fast fllly Lady Primrose. the Moet
ana Chandon Stakes for which she second choice.
with impressive Mr. Witners's Juetta colt. the
favoritc, ia uncertain and yesterday was not iu the
humor to lie failed 20 get place.
That volc anic Lorlsette again disappointed her
longsufering hackers IN the fourth race They made
her the but her furious temper exploded their
hopes Size came home in the ruck. the finish being be-
tween HIaalgo and Bonanza. the latter getting the
verdict by head on the post. the result
causing the bookmakers to howl with glee
for Bonanza an outsider. while Louisette and Hi
dalgo had backed to with exceeding pofu'Oa
Marsh Redon tucked another selling under his
wing and Mcntm1r, outsider. captured tho hurdle
rider. j. Kenney kept Tremendous pull on him. David
johnson SAYS that Baly backed tho horse with
b. But If the wished to wln the rider certainly
did not, unless he believes that the way TO win with
horse pu him Al the time. The inises questioned
The owner and rider and took cosldera-
ton.
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in Vance Al e head ol Tie lomestrch and she won by
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la.r given FasStep the victory Both files sauntercd
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early IN the race and came III last
rnHo EAcr-cHoIrs m g S[SEH aS For 800
A, Cassatts b. The Bard BY Longieliow raamonte.
Dxyer Eros b. Dew Drop. by Faisoto- fTplo.ion,
J.. b. naggin's b.. Ben All. by NireiLj lrca,
W. Barnes CO.'S b. Blue Wing llS......( (Ncthcrsj
Time . 23gls
Batting on Dew Drop to against Bard. Ben
Ali . I. Blue wing 10 H. !.
% : Tell The Band stumbled siaIilv and
ground Nj dashed away lead ana soon
opened gap o. three lengths. Blue Wing ran second
for quarter mile, The Bard fd and Dew Drop last Hay
ward too cool AMI sTrw 10 fTy make tie
space lost by the stumble and he allowed The
easily along Tor the first hall nile without trying Ben
All they passed the stand the of
hal Inil,. Ben Ali lengths
was length before Bne Mlng Dew ptop lying lacg, two
lengths b,lni Blue Wing The Bar now cing iarly settled
stride and fully master Of himself Harvard called
tie. and started close which
had opened. so quioky dd pluckv colt
This that in fuTOng hs nc befor.