The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-26

the chalk as only Davy can: Those who Know
Ike Thompson can take in more money in. a
given time than any other three men in the
attending strictly to business. looking care.
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son Is laying odds every day, except Sunday.
81 asG & fSeq Ds tho
year OF their lives on the turf, Like Michael
though Merry hSs cot home sms 'front.' Often
Gideon will pass the winter abroad IN company
with his friend Johnny Kelly, and will tell the
Englishmen what good horse His High
RARE FORTUNE OF TWO TovIcEs.
Fred G McLewee and Frank Ehret were
singularly fortunate for, noviccs on the turf.
animals B sS icy Del
Rey San Juan, and Peter. This stable cap.
yo s pna ns So til a
men are game 5ettSSrs they won heavily on
was pulled in order to Let Rey del Roy win and
As no DECLARATION had been made. thus leading
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stewards declared ali bets Of. There is room
Rasgett 9 fcrecd to pa tho s.s son o
Eee es sSs IN
ion. Mr. McLewee pleaded Ignorance Of rae.
ing rules. but. Trainer Allen. who has had
Instruct, his Jockeys to ride out. at tho finish
great den! OF talk. and those Sho had backed
ae eE Wefe Vfy s
FER their and had the
Ths rase Ec many othsrs
brought about about A. ma as s g reform
future Se laia against the s' stShss instead u
productive Of much good until the bookmakors
began disregarding It, sharp reproof. how
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rule will be vigorously enforced. at least so Q
well-known member Of the Board Of Control
David T. Pulsifcr got trimmed pretty we'll
during, the legitimate season. as Jenny lost
even, ut Guttenburs. He is Interested in, SOW
s S thsa M End fSsel HAD Is he
for Wh m fa az Sir George and
paratiyely slim. But as it is he is on the right
side OF tho sheet.
WHO MADE THE MONEY.
In probably no previous year on the turf was
Mchael T. Dryer IS easily ' first in the list Of
winning owners and as his horses are still in
training and adding one or more races to his
total ut the close Of the year will be the largest
that any owner ,, has placed to his credit in
ssa sef fsfq
previous years. they would, have won the total
Of S255.D1O. Between them they had the
dVIsisn that IS M ases and p
that We're ever gathered in one stable Long
street Kingston. Potomac. Banquet. Race
pretty hard horses to beat with tho weights
not piled on too heavily. ,-u
competitors.. Some persons say that it is luck;
others that it is GS22d management and hard
had a very ordinary stable in deed, had he not
strengthened it BY TIE ~, p9E " i OF PPotomaf
for ali seeured Pubic auction a Were
everybody had an equal chance to secure bar
gains His stable was weak in two,year.olds.
for a colt Of his calihre and was fortunate in
catching the best colts OF in the early spring.
and there is no praise too high. no honor too
great for this magnificent ma t colt easily the King
while undergoing special preparation forthe
'front.' feet split ap and he had to be thrown QUIT
tomac could have won the Derby in common
canter. as he atterward made Strathmeath, the
winner OF the SlS.loO prize. look like selling
platter.
HOW POTOMAC PAID FOR HIMSELF.
Mr.: Dwyer was anxious to have Potomac pay
perb son OF st. Baise down. he put him into
training once more and tried to get him in trim
Ray Before taking mart in that Potomac
started twice. and wns lame when he pulled up
on each occasion. The race, were not hard by
it .camo. to the Realization. Strathmeath
favorite. Potomac's ailng foot was cut away
and caTterized to deaden the pain Of concus;;
won after d driving finish will Montana. to
whom he was conceding great deal Of weight;
Potomac would have won without punishment
po oI 0 sapposing that o had d. his od soundy
beaten. he did not class Montana as u dam |
Marcus. DAILY 5 colt, that, came very strong at
the finish under Taral's determined riding. |
qHes em SF ans
the colt out until next year; after he had won |
r Il Sss sssd at st that nd
from rom Red Bank. WHERE the champion
greatly improved. and that the, aling foot is |
growing out nicely Jimmy Rove contends aI
the year had he not gone amiss. In fact; Rowe |
offered to bet: when the colt was sold. that he
and .Realization. He subseauontiy Won one
and had the other at his mercy.
LoNdsTIEET's FINE SEASON.
T., One Of the king PIN. q Mr. DIVERS 81 string
he ever met. save Firenze. and no did not meet
the, queen when he was ut his best ~ the
early spring 1lr. Dryer dcspaired Of getting
out OF lIOnEStrDCt, II was feared that |