New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
THE DWYERS WIN AGAIN.
THEY GET THREE RACES AT ELIZABETH


weather and the attractions of the programme drew all
excoIent attendance TO the course of the NcwJersey
Jockey Club. and everything passed of smoothly ana
entovably II was decided by the club 10 pay OH 'no
claims against the defaulting Turf Book, and 'uoio
fore the veriest grumbler and fault finder coniu h"'
not the least for complaint against the mSn"so
ment. am
A grievous and unreasonable prejudice has grow" w
In some quarters against LOngstreet III Is "". - -
when he runs bad race he run the "ois' .'"
seem But when he is on his good behavior nc :
tolerably respectable racehOrse. lie i"' - ~,
Cracksman and Reporter in the hfst r@oo' 90 - ,,
betting was TO against him. NcNer'"o'es. ,.,e,
with all imaginable ease under pun P'o, 80 -.
finding the mace I'm the hOmestretch much 'oo S""ne
l'le NV u,,,o ods the Dwyer colt, as the great
-, =, ob.,nnaene Jockeys could not get down 10 inc
,r.icht Renorer must have been IN an ugly inoou'
He ,s = moody colt, and. Any way ie o'u ""'
run bit. -, ., aoo and tho
nry.rs, Clengarry-Hop hlly got second place.
70 the surprise Of every one on the TRACK MaJo'
paly ana Mamie E. crept like tortoises
only Arab and Eeve ran against oregon IN 'he
third race Now Oregon s no wonder but II he never
meets anything than Arab and Eleve hereafter
his career Will be unbrohen series of riumphs' un-
marred by the slightest efforts. Ii really difficult
for Oregon TO slowly enough 10 prevent such
BsrrenIsland refuse a. Arab and Eeve from dropping
dead in its tracks Needy and deserving cats and
dogs arc allowed die Of hunger in this great city
daily And yet Arab and Elevc still live. Why.
oh why. are they not cut up for cats meat
Barrister is a whimsical beast. When he doesn't
wish TO run. Geld moasses is lightning in comparison
With his rate of progress. But yesterday. after
whispered consultation with his eminent. esteemed
and honored owner. he made up his mind TO thy
little aad won the fourth race in q style that
amazed himself Golden Reel the favorite, was
last, Burnside nearly tainted with fright to IND
himself second at the finish But II could not be
helped.
Radiant is simply too precious 10 race any longer.
lie ousht 10 be hermetically sealed to-day in
an ar-ticht glass case. and be kept
boxed up until the Worlds Fair Of 1892 Christopher
Columbus never discovered anything so rare ana
priceless as Radiant. On Wednesday kadlant ran
a good race with Blue Rock Yesterday his owner
backed him with cheerful smile and with many
shekels. But Radiants only wish in the race ap
peared TO be 10 wait long enough TO allow some
NewJersey crows to light upon his backbone, and
nick his ewes out one by one. the cheerful college
ditty phrassd it in The lively old days before this
vicious tramp Radiant was born. The coz was d
poor fourth Egmont. TOO. ran Ike sAele'on ]"
annor Meriden won clevcry, Swift second, Egmont
a weeping willow. damp dank. dark sort OF tomD-
stone. third swifJ was the favortc. but there was
potbinp mysterious about her defeat Her rdcr-wel-
4 few days ago Rupert and Stophanic were sold
mt Of the Ireabness stable for small sums Nesier
day they ran nrs and second in the last race Ihis
,ras moi surprising some owners and some trainers
never know when they have a good thing.
DETAILS OF THE RACES
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKES. $40 EACH $500
ADDED 11l6 MILES.
owyer Brqher on Lopsstree', By LCrfgigGS
r. i MeRanos eh e Craftsman ll9..-., Gaylor,
Hs&s,TESS s hSEns Stables PI s en- s Annie blackburn 10
po,nr to win-Longstfeei to g. Craeksman to 3.
Reporter 5 Annie Blackburn 100 raatsuan 70 to :
poaSr,ar Bs15ng iC' 10 70 Annie blackburn 20
running for 2gg seSond S within
5Eng d'Tsf strodc o2ST The clifton and
coming away under pull won & BY Two eng bo beat Annie
HlSGebnss urn ever p in danger getting near the front
-,,,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T. TWoYEAR-oLDS.
$40 EACH. 500 ADDED. SIN FUKLONGs
r s,,,,er,s ch. c. Gregory by MacarOon-A9undanSe
pr1s2 1s Brothers b. f. by Gengarry-HoP 100
- car n.lSs c6. Mamie g. G9M6ley
Exceor s asoi' Stable Isc, M 'No'eF
r-qs to l 9R S ny g5 !; 10 l. Mamie
S.tihs 70 + % for none Hop hy to l. Mamie
b o,aI Q T PrgoTy TOOK the the start and held
II h end. winning IA lhe eSsts' @ m o be hea3 Of
he homestetch died away Major D%g m on tnS
second PsSG sg yGs sH he the ran HGR 6rd
Mcoahy saob1 una to r yso h% ep9ts 9t etore Mamie
rb9 squeezed In head before the Major h0Oe'p'e''
ala not start
THIRD RACE-swEEPsTAKEs $40 EACH $500
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FCkLoN's
DIVER Brothers eh G Oregon. by ononaaTSHSSSj TSrSSyj
o Igghtl gdtl. W. l23 AI96 ii7...j jNccath
Hanover Stables h. G, eve 4 22.-----.....'S"'
Betting t. wln-oreson l 10 4. Arab 70 l. fA'''
- BSr,ng for pscs-orcgon Arab to 8 Eleve
,vs SsSP on @r lea 81 das s WY Hb edna H4"' al
Tleye two lengths It was no Rupert ard Radiant
did
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPstAhES sNo
EACH $500 ADDED / 3-16 MILES.
> B Morris. ch & Barrster by BF2@otfmMinS nsyanS
Hahover stables b e. BaTnsid. 8 90 ESyscr (pSys@r
Excelsior ~ Stables s. Godcg Feel T. 100 damOcy)
Betting to win-Rsrri.SeT T. l. Burnside 10 to l.
Th1odc1s 70 J. GOis9 sa.gsl Reel 70 burnside to l.
Theoicsius : to 10 Golden Rel TO 8. a.. -, M
. Colder ecobs m Ba1n.de T5 Rn ~ Ibi The fayot 10
Iced III within uronG Of The GSh s5st The IN & Ht than SS
hundred yards she dropped from nTst pacG b. s' Bun;
iS cd 'CS q Sio Goian Keel BY scSs win Bars
sRd hqPegs9y oS9 s SR malice iR % town
his tai ana hanging out other sgnaiS o ai1ue re a men n
Impressive style. sdlng over eyerT,hng n the trech
isulter were Withdrawn.
FIFTH RACE-swEEpsTAKES $40 EACH. $500
ADDED. 81 FURLoNGS
Dwyef Brothers b. T. Meriden, by Biilet-MeIcedes,
W Il Jennings's b. IA. swift. aged. ......(--) .
~hicagO Stables b. b. Eguont o, (CovingtOn) :
W \. Fares's eh. T. C9tilon lO4 ....... GDecker o
GRAY & Co.'S ch e. FreiOs 3 10. ...-....-.( (Mo-eD q
ID CideOn's b. Radiant 3 1O7 ......... . (TaylOr) o
TnInn's ch T. VILLAGE Naii. 3. 1O4 fCule1 q
W q Daly's b. T. Little Barefoot g. lOi.. N4anbcY) o
Time-l 10.
pettinc % wn-McId-n 10 J. Swift 20 3 Egmont
bi Rldiant 20 Frelos To J. Village Maid 20 to
Be,dnp Tor Dlaca-Mcriden to >. Swift J. Egm0nt
5 10 s. RadlaIt evens Freiols to . Village Maid
to / CotI1on 8 10 l. Little Barefoot to /
They rSn In close order for FIVE urlone FIeiols leading
nv a nect Nerlden second head before Fgmont who
vas lsnned "a the saddle by Ra1ant and Cotillon
the s.etch Fr4jos quit end Merden after sharp tussle
With S,yff ,,on nv neck swift second three lengths
before Fqmont Lsimony Vivid and Lsrehmont were
Withdrawn.
SIXTH RACE-SELLING SWEfFoIAhES. SIO EACH
5000 ADDED ONE MILE
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