New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
THE DIVERS IN GOOD LUCK.
BOTH STAKES WON BY THE BROTHERS.

WITH INSPECTOR B.-PLENTY or BETTING.
The clerk OF the weather was exceedingly
Kind to the American Jockey Club yesterday, for "a
race day had been made to could have been
more perfect The sky cioudless. but the heat
OF tne Juno sun was tempered BY o gentle
breeze that famed the faces OF those
In the grand stand and cooled fevered OF the
specuiaors. There was large attendance. but It was
not INC fashionable throng such Ascot Of America
boasts of on gala It rather Saturday that
usually attends-mcrchants. clerks. lawyers. politicians
ana the professional race-goers who miss
under any circumstances There oEe fourth
hand drawn up under tho clubhouse bluff
and there was sufficient number of light and airy
summer costumes to relieve the monotony Of the green
sward. ana they looked exceedingly pretty In their
emerald setting There plenty OF bettiug and the
bookmakcrs did o thriving business. 1t caused
considerable annoyance to have the bet
ting transferred from the old and cou-
when bookmakng done openly to the front of the
grand stand. where 1t ia carried The book.
makers and their parons now are In everybody's way
even their own-and the trampng OF many
feet eagerly seeking odds has de-
stroyed tho beautiful lawn. The sight
Of the wistfu and haggard expression OF tho bet
ter Is sso not at oil comfortable witness Neither
does the American Jockey Club Ike to contemplate
It IL Is not pleasant for 1t to sec the book
makers reapng golden harvest aud
yet receive no benefit from It. but then
II must and looks grinly. There several ar
rests but there were bookmakers OF prominence
among chem. and two said to be "Welchers.
was the last Saturday and the next last day
Of tho meeting. Tho racing thoroughly enjoyable.
II not particularly exciting. There stakes on
tue caro-. tne seqnsncc and the Belmont inc Dwyer
Brothers captured them both, the former which Ia for
tw0year- ois, with their wonderfully speedy Tre-
the fast tine OF 1:024 The Belmont they captured
with Inspector B. who while far from being first
also started Buffalo with Fitzpatrick in tho saddle,
Mclaughlin riding Inspector g. Mclaughlin and Fliz-
Bard. 1t is doubtruI If the Dwyers could have
If they had started only ono OF their
raced The Bard ID of the stretch AID then Nc
Laughlin came up with ths Inspector As ho Bard hal
pressure aud succumbed Fisher made II complaint
Of Ioa ar ou. @ IT was WA, not s sIHysi rather
easily Goano las, years favorlte for the Wiihrrs being
scotland D won DaS lSe aS and 81 e S hanSe"p
with Tecumseh second and stonebuck third.
the selling race Edseiield was away back when tho
Hag fell. Phil Lewis won and Moon'hne was second.
The steeplrchas-. usual. farce. Rose won
with ease. There was only one fall. in which neither
horse nor jockey hurt several horses bOlted and
made tho hase extremely ridiculous.
TIE following are the details:
NILE HALF A FuRLOSG
Summit stables oh hoyal Arch by Fcowcra Ronnie
Nay yrs io3 ,bs Ionsn9 sSy.
stlacy %c' &oTfi%.th GsLT h. Duf d
Fairfax stables br C RowIaod B. ROoerlsl
Mr Harold, r '%ioT as,a "a F1pa1ERsR
\ Mr. BeIry Var. cS aD" h. Waio%er g. IG2 CMcKnny 0
I'D wilhes's aalI;s%ry n%s B ioO..'..'~"dwsp
Bcttng- g-Duke Of westmoreand to p Royal Arch ito
suter e salisbury yS gd Bon So t. t. oe4. ee oano and
h9E"i o 70 .a,n n S 20 & nsapsa hn M LII nnsihs uelnl
suter sapphire Wal lover contendcd for the lie but
e1gth inter second aad s Dake Of rel .1 'Td
almost the III Tue Straight HiON
WIN great burst OF fe went 70 te head % G the he Ssr
length and half ao~er DYING away aud Goano & coming
oyer'aKe ROYAL Arch who by oea lensih Goaao
second haf Ienshin front OF the Dn"e oil "eStoeiau
SECOND R,cE-sEQrENcE STAKES FOR Two, YEARoLhs
500 EACH. 500 ADDEp-FIvE fUkLoSGs.
DIVER Brothers blk c. fremont by VTgi, gsn,Ln Apn
n W. Kiitson's b. Anstrana Fiizp nr,cKj
Fairfax Stables c. Orha nmc BaIDee) 8
o'.o Naae1s m pr e. hsy%Sad
j. iinerss KiIs ;" Ernest, ~ ssSS@s
nettps-lo to upon tho DIVERS Virgil colt fremont,
HaS"H%a s1ace 70 to e'sd aud % to = asans
Hood length IRE non and orlnne and neck oehind
lm Then Glme IA m9ni and & ir aon @ ren took W
Commanding lengths wbcn he manta ned with
stan stand To- aad It was cnli tell Ausi'1a
or oraane litter some . hc1daoq vs "a sg Winner
THIRD KAcE-BELMoSr >TAIEs FOX THREE.YEAR.oLDs
OF 800 EACH, $1,000 ADDED; ll9 MILES.
Dwysr Brothers C Inspector b. Oy EnqHiTST ha%qhn
Mr Kelscs The Bard ;,,I ll,shsr , 2
Dwycr Brothers br buao. Fitzarckl
B. Kahns br s'1ony !, !, 'laSiOp
Retng-Even The Bard Inspector b. oto o.
Bulao to /. Liuden 5 to /. ssIoay ~ TO l.
Tns hs5sf "n nIfs nuna the S'
Oo to a.s te ne pace % sa ~sr onr pst the grand nd
S aTony Was At Buaaos neck len ia behind Lam
and Buffalo aternstcd in the led All Tue Tue, way way
making Tor the turn into the srraght Then eLa1shin
up sUS he + @ Ba as .nG nee
stretch They remained even Terms nnth thsy 20. opV
iis ss wa'5 g. y n shS forcs Of Holding
sOssoT sOtss g B. o won BY length The Bard ha
u front o. Linen RhS n EIsy ns To- Ife the %er
FOURTH RAcF-FRaE HANDICAP swGEPsIAKEs or s2s
EACH. 800 ADDED-oss MILE AND rhKkKsXrhkslhs
s'aS ses Ss Springfield BY onnf
W DonSaas,s Tesaa,en io''" t,o%%.rs no%Sh&sl :
Dwyer Bros b. 9. Bramoeon g. IsnSr
" Mcn"nads e1%s B. & Fostcra a. Arnold
J. Rowe cos b. h. war Eagle D. lo'; aon
ri'"A TInle-2:O5
1e.l re l. 10 SiI.'''' 10 !.
one ah' sma s,ns War
line passing stand and these four ater,'e in
r. nnscn went to front back to last and
going the turn n,o the .trant ,oos strong & lead
WIr Iage second. and ecumsch close Dehlnd coming
dawn the homesretch there splendid setlo between
sDrnrd Id and lie unsch. Resulting IN The Victory 0 the
t9mer by half length ecumseh five lengths IN ont OF
st.uc1uck, who was oyerweghted
| rrru RAcE-sELLING RAcE-pUEsE. $500. SEVEN
FURLONGs.
nere were MoOnshne g. 90; Edgeheld 3.
a. Snil Lewis aged y ZANZIBAR !. 100; HOic'irnie
s"sd VI Mentn ore L. o. ami Canonlcus. g. 80 Hoiach
nne and Edgcneli were fayoes IN he bettngst 20 l.
rne race was after whipping contest ~ fhii Lewis
Mo,nsne second Edgefeld Iairi Tine I'5Z no old lof
| he
| .lx1H KACE-HASDICAP srEEPLECHAsE-fURsE' SooO.
| ~ CUCRs
| ,tcro seepechasc Hart.
Raron 1855 40. eun Star aged i.i5 " III
i,. gci 40: Rory aged. l42 jim carlisle, o.
in disturbance aged, Rose ~ the most bolo"
manner Caily lie seeoud " III DAVIS Iira iihe 'sf'
| ENTRIES FOR THE GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS
| PARIS. June 5.-Thc following are the proba-
h starters aud tuer jockeys for the Grand