New-York tribune., 1886-07-09
THE DWYERS HOLD TRUMPS
GETTING ALL THE FAT PRIZES.
uuEY WIN THE THREE GREAT STAKES AT MON


certainly not for the interest OF the turf In any way that
the great OF its hopors and emoluments should 10
single stable. II nearly all the richest Eastern stakes
are 10 be practical walkovcs for the horses owned by
the wonderfully lucky and sagacious butcher boys OF
Brooklyn, the attendance Mt the races the betting and
the for stakes viii all decline Owners may well
begin to despair OF competing with the all-trumphan
colors Ct the wyers. With Miss woodord and Pontiac
they capture the all-aged stakes; with Dew Drop In
epector b. and wnred they TO have lien on the
tho stakes for three yearolds while with fremont,
Hanover Louise and Agnes. what chance do they leave
for other to vet any Of the big year-old
stakes OF and those for yearods in 1857
Yesterday With Hanover Mas Woodford and.Dew Drop,
they the rich July Stakes. the Monmouth Cup and
the Monmouth Oaks. Hanover carried ten pounds more
than his competitors, but of them could outrun
him Miss woodfoId ana Dew Drop won in a canier.
Ia not racing at Monmouth Park becoming tug handled
fght-ali on one sidHf
Only Ten Booker and Fast Lynne ran against Miss
wpodford. The many spectators we're bitterly disap-
pointed as they looked for treat in the gallant
efforts Eole, Clay Pate Wickham aud Lonisette 10
secure last place Ten Booker was well backea oy HIS
owners all their friends beat East Lynne for second
place. but failed disaslronsly. lie needs long rest.
His running showed a ghosy SLUMP from his perform
ances at Jerome Park and sheelshead Bay. Charty
coud not force Dew Drop fairly TO extend herself Dew
Drop is worth every cent OF the $4,000 whleh the
fremont IL son Virgil Hindoo Is the sire of Han
and Jim core Nearly oil the 1"st facehorses IN
training in America to-day were slrei ~ Stohs porn
in Ar.erca And yet some iniddicous breeders under
the advice of Drained Anglomsn insist Oh pay
ing absurd prices Tor foreign siohs anu oring IN. III N
here AT heavy when they could get vastly better
ones Al home for much less m,n"y.
Most of the fields small yesterday, aid the betting
was small also TO the disgust OF tue bonknakcrs.
who complained bitterly But they have been lueezine
the ueo,ie who z" To the most numerically for
long time II is not surprising II the hydraulic pressrr
the Lwyer deluge sweeps away nettne IL is great
thug foI stable TO gobble mp eve ything gfc. Tor
the stable al esat but how long VIII the turf hour
ish under sucn .utocracyi
AIpicby & Johnson's colt Oneko ran Hanover to
head Nobody expected much of Oneko. the Julietta
colt was favorte while the Klttson party felt sure
thai Rsveler could DOT possibly lose e race, Bnt br
IN t1e frst h,If mile Little C ilawel by waitius
natieatly with Oneao almost defeated Hanover at tbs
finish. H.ywsr is siil suffering from his ia OF last
Ioe Cotton had the easiest rossbe vicory.r the ist
race everybody expected II was not eonslicuousy
Electric Won the lust easily though he
by no means overwhelming af,vorite IS Joe Cotton
had been Electric sent halt a mile fur ther for
worg There is reason I" snspest tnat Eetre Is
racciorse. aud t"at lie may yet make life extremely
unpleasant FOR any three-yta Ola IN America 'ept
Dew Drop, II be gets falr chance. II George T.
entries in stakes tnen closed II Is poahe that Electric
would have his far share OF the bls Tzes OF this
year. Look out FOR hun whsn he st .rts nsreaiter
Buckra MI outsider tweye-to-9ne chance, captured
the steeechase easily, while lively little Cricket chped
home inst III the selling race
Fixsr R.cY-nANDIcAP s25 EACH. $3.50 ADDED ~ MILES
j. r Whams's IN Joe Gotten by KING Alfonso IDver-
N ns " K,lrsons br f. Elizabeth a. lRe6geri
Locus, tables mn ,cSesay % s.
Bntipg-lo ,os. Joe Cotton 10 against Thackerav
Elizabeth to l. Unrest and Electric were
ihSeterv ana Elizabeth raced together in front for miC
andcn Joe Cotton causa the nd he Won uncer pm ey
eray WHO was two iongths before Revoke.
sfceSG HAG'T 500 hE sAN g t3n TMGYhA WHnT o1R & 500
Dwycr Brohers's CHI C Hanover by Hin Too. .oaIton
APPLY s'S JoRnsons b. Q oneko C1dw'D
D. u wSSeTss unnamed colt " King I'm st.Igils,la
~ " Krt.ons b. c. Raycer. 10 (Firzpatrck)
Beiting-Juirt,a colt Hanover to l. Raveller to
]. I;oi Dor to !. oGeko 5 10 l.
me start eHesn The Jgsta eta cot apd t EaVeT ie
olhe1 III by ooish policy in ne nlst hafnnle Mean
we Hanover amt oae1o wgr Sps GacS IA a. a ihy
with a hne Dufst OF sp ga ma IN ~ ~momeM
made an energetic finish win Oncho and forced Meaushin
y u,s te % wg v shr head 6peSo cond iour lengths be,
fore DOT Who half lengh before the Junela colt
WiSNEG COMFY ISLAND cur NJ IS Wo0DfoRDl 40 CAB
Ds5sr ys r,o Ss ,, pr NJ M @ wocdor by Billet
". i.' y tcoiIs en- t. East iInae rs Dsvsoa'
Toronto stables b. e Ten liooker I'--" Donohue'
Bettng-io to on Miss Weodiord 10 to against Ten
Booker II 10 against East Lynne.
NIL, ys Is m 1 o @ asd ' hep p % G shS 3 G"a.SS
Ten Booker ran SECOND IN he got 70 te ower 9ih a. lhe
iy WI ssths ,sj second hall len IN Ten
oKer reu Booker ala ms oes to grt the place
were whipped and spGr.el with visor.
FOURTH RACE MosMouIn OAKS, FOR THREE yEAsoLp FIJI,
Dwyer bros l.. Dew Drop by Fa'settO Explosion.
W. l. Seos CHI Charity il$ ...... Fitzparck
Be,,ins-ioto on Dew Drop. J to ! against Charity.
Only tcse tworan Mclaughlin allowed charity 10 lsaH or
up homesrelch ali The way under pull winning by
llrTu RACE HANDICAP ss5 EACH, $500 ADDED oNE NILE
Locust Stables Electric, by sensatonI Idaia yrs
Mr' oI owarts 90 b Grenadiei 4 i07 Donohuel
2 PTief Il kysS. sSi biz Ss B%e Jay
+ + = D. Tsa Witnef.s IS b. over a. itieej
,d to + SecoSsacv tfS SGc Iay q to -
py Monooe and DeawarS were vnsw r.
o and %i hecT GSS next next CONG sTOn" Ss fT.I turn
ianS ara Greas'e m-dc INN the lower
ieSg h. Grenader second uock before portland. who was
dozen leng Oeiore Bl Jay, Tie others straggng ILL.,
SIXTH RACE SELLING. PURSE $500 q MHE.
]. Rove coz gI t. Cricket by DuSo OF MaYentaa MaYenta1
'iIT,SE Pooics br .i MeBowng aied vinceni
! ges''S ~ ceop@sS Sn iO CiUe a. 81 tMec61S}
b~yer Bros b C Brambeton 3 ii6........McLau hnni
T. hit''G.s T. rsss. s.. en- Af'T r'nS Donna sTS
FTesEness stables J.. lepaIisO s. iis....-.t tBayocs,
u u fsTss'' Rysa, d% S & AdcpS SS ar"co SSos
Betting Hopeful BramD.eion 10 ]. Cricket l.
Jsleie l. hcbowIng to-. Witch to Regariee to
rht start was much The worst Mr. caldwell ef gwen
Monmouth Park CrOftie first on Hopeful second
Nc Bowling third the others struggling for space
opeiu and Croe disputed the lead up 10 The ast furong
ami McbOwiug mp with great speed and
by head. MeitOwnD2 second. half lon sth
before Hopefu PrinA Donna fourth. Witch nin. B
sixth cricket entered 10 be sold for $500 She
bought III for $1,000
sEvINIH RAcK-HASDIcAP sTEEPLECHAsR. SHORT COURSE
PURSE 800
T. Ahrenss b. h. Buckra Buckden Marshra aged $50
LoSshfan & Newman's ch. h. Abraham aged i45
EXCELSIOR stables g Worth 8. l34 .........(P Lyich)
Excelsior stables ch =. Pat Dennis aged l32-.--( ops
stables z. Puritan aged. Mara
ch Bahama 4. lt3 POs)
Revere Stables ch Oneida Chle aged l34 -. (Began
d Oebhard's b. PaIanca aged -(Ltue
1lme-8:l4.
Beung-Palanca !, Abraham 10 Q. Puritan 10 ],
Pa, DENNIS 10 ], Bahama 10 l, Oneida Chef 10 TO
Buckra IL 20 J.