The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
BANQUET'S RICH PRIZE.
NJ n. DIVERS GAME LITTLE oELDINo
WINS THE MoNMOUTH HANDICiP.

The Produce Stakes Won By San nrya.rs
Emna Primrose, . Very Clever I've
year.oid-Chnrisy Fost wins the 0pen.
lag Dssh-H miIton's Clever victory-F.
C. McLewes Scratches MsiiEats. aaa 10
FI.ea osHo = Major Demo Gives the
Ta,est = rail-Chaos. Well Riaaen by
Tayisr,vvins Observation-Disclosures Wiz.
ming Rush - Mr.. Dryer Pays Jockey
MonshnA's Funeral Expenses.
Four thousand persons saw some very spirit.
ed racing at Jerome Park yesterday afternoon.
the stake features on the programme goinG to
Emma Primrose and Banquet. The Produce
Stakes for two-yoar-olds was the prize which
fell to the lot OF Sam Bryant while the rich
Monmouth Handicap was Michael f. DIVERS
portion. The sky was clear and cloudy ~
turns. and the track was In remarkably good
shape considering the heavy rainfall Of the
past two days.
David y. Withers has had . sort OF mortgage
on the Produce Stakes for tho past few years.
and many played his Trill flly and Nsoro-
NANCY colt for the race yesterday Ned-whls-
kersd Sam Bryant was on hand, though. with
Emma Primrose. the half sister to Come 10
Taw and when 1t was learned that she had
worked mile 1t Morris Park in :i3 the Ken
lucky Ally was installed an equal favorite with
the Brookdale representatives. RmmA Prim-
rose was slow to got under way and was
last In tho run around tho turn. but
once she got into her st,ids On the
she ran over hor opponents
and won like real good Ally. The time Of the
rucs shows . fast performance as compared
with the time made In tho other events. The
Necromancy colt was second and the Trlll
flly third. u. +. DIVER gave Airplant spe-
cial prepAI ntiOn for the Produce Stakes, but q
day or two aGu lie received notification from
the Monmouth Park Racing Association that
mono OF tho colts bought By him at the
Withcrs sale were eligible because certain pay
ments had not been made on the stake. Mr..
Dwyer was none too we'll pleased yesterday
sfternoo but he bet enough on Emma Prim.
rose to win tho value Of the stake I'VE al
ways take all the engagements when We buy
yenrlinGs." said Mr. Dwyer In speaking about
The betting on the Monmouth Han dieap wa.
De be, Up COMPREHENSION oi man; Why Rus
while Haeelnnd, and Banquet, coupled ,old at
TO 1. Is beyond all reason. Yet such was the
against it ss seo Sh E f@sf q
bs bsS Cd to who Peter Sona
up OH RsssIpnd sraiIns Ehs" en- k"s:si lad
auet. tsisr and Ban1ust 's xsrs on almost
Ian asHss ssSa Wiz III: sa as
whip English LADY beat Russell Tor third
BsoRs mi % %S,n an tbs
club house she was running easier than any
suit this .unlucky. danvht Ter OF NJ iser. "A
NUMBER 2. arsWd bseked the
the line on the EeldppEs Mr. pwys,
Raestand, Who was Tho m main cause Of the SUI:
RGrs rendered dob shs DIVER sI nshsa last
few feet BY STOCKTON IN fast mile a I'd aasNr;
winner. Matt Eyrnes did not care to start
Firensi. and take chances Of having the Queen
Reckon was fayorite for the opening race ss
three quarters Of mile but tho talent were
and the g %0%a havY t. b SRs
CHARLEY Post was second choice and cssSisd
more more money money, Than the fayori'e; Charley Post
shs nhe q" pon b hsa
we'll ridden she would have been hard to beat.
Little Ritchie., who had the mount got her
third: eht up with the leaders. Reckon
Hamilton and Helleate were equal tavorltes
for tho hnhdicap. for two-year.ol1s. which
ss lad h sopk
some time. lsnac Murphy. who was - have
5G hs sts am sG neea atMPs So
owner Of the colt, $3.50. and gave I'M additional
twenty minn,ss In which 70 make another her
not ow sSd msn a psS.a Taks Bsei ito to
beat Jencotts colt: Clayton, rode Hamilton
with more than ordinary skill. taking 3 good
Waiting until ihe iinsi aSartsr. when he came
through and won rather hapdily: Take Back.
hi.kenny. and Lavish finished very close to-
Ths pabils had heavy fnll in the nth race.
1o Ps at IN mile sd nnd an SsGsh Maor
stalled fav"rits' Tsrriiler being mos. in de-
mand Of ~ others; George Tsyl0SF: had ne
Sa' xes Ehsa sAs sS "a
down Tsrrler had to BE- ridden out unaes
whip ssnd spur to bent Kingmnkes for the
place Major Dom9 made the for
race and those who bot on him burned their
Beck was favori.e for the last race, a selling
sweepstakes at seven turlHnss, anS tie money
Sn h &. od
in the homestreIch. Then midget Lambley
Pick cd W his Thip Beck ,prawled al oyer
stock at every stride. landed the brother to
Kingston winner OF the race by hal a length.
Silver Primes. who closed up . lot Of ground in
tho stretch was n close third G. j. Kelly. the
owner Of KinRstock. won $4,000 on his horse.
When Jockey MonAhan WAS killed. ut jerome
Pork. the Monmouth Park Racing Association
agreed to- nay his funeral expenses out OF the
disabled Jockey fund. A day or two before the
boy was buried Undertaken J. ". Riley came 10
had been enploysd and said that ths iather Of
the boy wanted him buried with his mother.
and that he also wanted q nice coffin and half
doZen conches at tho funeral. MIR. Dwver
told Riley that the dend boy was
q nice little fellow. and that he
s2cfnt,on would not pay tho expenses be would
himself out Of his own pocket Undertaker
Riley came 10 Jerome Park yesterday with his
bili' ssss.49 Mr.. Withsrs would not pay it.
When William Donohuo broke his leg, at
Graveseni q, number OF years ago said Mr.,
Dwyer. :" while riding In race. tho Brooklyn
Jockey Club: which had no Jockey fund at
the time. paid Donohus's Doctor $500. all the
expeneas ut the hotel. and gave the Jockey
$500. The Coney Island Jockey Climb folks
have invariably paid any claims upon them"
Enough money has been paid into the re.
serve fund In the shape OF fines by jockeys to
bury half the riders in the saddle To-day.
THE FIRST RACE.
Charley Post, Reckon, and WoodcuttSr were