The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-26
ners, but His Highness and Merry Monarch aro
CnSilY the stnrs of tho nrcrnnntInn

winning owners with SlO5S55 opposite his
.h is turf nna che
enyied by men who had passed a decade In
spbd Sn to build up stable Of winners ns
went about 4 in tho right way. They gave
aneSsw hors %s Re- cSoss
purchases ss. = yesEinss Aisp iS%StHssts
and San Juan. three good winners, being in
Addition cS's s SoR hands:npy
about $4,000. Peter, secured from Charley
Vile Belle. together with minor winners. the
white with the red star was seen very often IN IN
events, Rey del 'Rey 81; won sG nc more money than
sS stssr II MI
Of Norfolk and Marian as the best tsres
evidences Of soitness and fa cut appearances Il on more
and should ndx into
Juan acted as il he were better and gamer
race horse but the. King Of Kings got the
msRss the ' mars eo n AM
SapsSt Am sysI into great
fully recovered his speed. His race with
very good one. Mr.. ,Morris's game gelding
YaPP hfs M Il tss last had s tSs bess
a race toward tho close 81 the, year She
@ @ wit ese ths snS eS
Hs b 5 In hf hs bird
best OF the colts in tho events. Her best race
was Internationally In tho White Plains Han
dd Ia,p when; with ~ pounds up; s6e was
a. great P s5iGrmpnSSs; St TOrjah and other
locking iilly. as we'll she might be- being by
Miser. a brother to, Spendthriit, out Of MI.
Beds great LoIgtelIoT mare Thora Demat
Pss@iss q srsat tSinss tiis Year, earn ne s VAS
he was quite good and they. wore very bad. and
added materially to Mr.. McLeWse's bank ac-
t he yea VII pn
p. J. DwYER SON IN FIFTH PLACE.
p Dwyer& Son and Marcus Daily. tho Mon
aors When F ha
Michael DIVER dissolved partnership and sold
s GHh h his anS r Fs
tul year on the turf. the winnings for 1891. UP
amount Eon, the giant son of Eolus and War
Prince Royal Portchester. era and ID Sir john were
Ss nm sesPaa ior tie Brseilyn Handicap ard
s0yR aa hes ssa % Fh ma 'Ps
ns but $50
mont sale in December. 1890 In fact, the
Prince was one Of tho great bargains of the
by MeSSrs. DwyCr Il Son. and he. too quit tho
turf before tn. close Of the season to enter the
one Of the best performers in the handicap d.
vision that showed last season. his forte being
iEht-carring and ability to run well on any
year at times. and won. all told fifteen races in
1881. Portchester promised to be one Of the
ilton stupidity ran him into a picket at the
spring meeting Of the Coney Island Jockey
4n n the 610th5 to bs 6a
beat ali the crack thrss.year-olds except
were a very disappointing lot, Fremont and
Temple winning some fair races. but St Caro-
Xh Sns o s sss an hH a srr, F
until fall, Long Beach. a giant brother Of
Longstreet, was too big to train and the others
strength of the Dwyerss stables lay in their
crack two and three-year-olds. but this season.
h fhn there WIS not etSss
string.
MARCUS DAILY GOT HIS SHARE, TOO.
Mare%s pe ELK O winnings in asol are not to be
When it IS rems@bePed that t this stalls Won
Tower than half dozen races all told the
4t the Aa ess an the
yaae stass E eS the
worth more than $2a00o; and the Leriiiard.
thu Of tie nine
owner and ranchman. who twelve years ago
WIS handling pick and shovel ia the mines
where his namc Is now powor. Montana was
thought to be In the front rank of thrco-ycur-
olds. but besides winning the ,Lorilard., and
he was u bitter disappointment to his owner.
and the general public. who were com.
es caf as ths by
Bay, and was the means Of hi:
ths IF 4isss STA sn but
S or ann fbs
Stakes. This was such a striking reversal q
orm even taking the REDUCTION in weight into
luiry into the matter. Byrnes said he had all
gut horH 81 Starting for
IN tho morning OF the race the colt worked,a
ry 20 Ss p and h. tse Ress to
string wen, TO Monmouth Park fora rest, and
rom there Montana went to Norris Park and |
Won the l.orilard in hollow STYLE In the au-
umn. although Byrnes thought very well OF
no big son Of Ban Fox and imported Queen.
A CHARACTER OF THE TURF.
Marcus DAILY is ono OF the characters OF the |
urf.. When Foxford beat Montana for the BEL
mont Byrnes was much disGruntled. Then
snapper Garrison, who, rode Foxford wanted
0 arrange match at the same distance and
!nder tho same conditions. Rand. owner OF
oxford. was willing to make match for
3. 900 IL side. but Mr.. DAILY put an end to the
nix, by Offering e match Montana against
ate the entire sum, to charity. Mr.. DAILY is
Ding into the breeding and racing Of thor
ughbrcds and trotters on an extensive scale.
10 has many thousands of acres of land in
and his trotters and PAGERS. includ-
ne ,prodigal and iolo Maid. were among tho
lOst successful Of the harness performers in
81: He was purchaser Mt the recent Bel
lont sale through Matt Byrncs. and, II money
'ill secure a racing stable second to none. in
no course of a few years tho Montana million
ire will have one.
Sage Green d. Morris, had smaller stable
han usual in 1901. but he won Sti4,22O up to
no wind-up Mt Norris Park, and as his horses
re- taking part in the Baltimore and Washing
On meetings.this sum will be increased before
he snow flies. Strnthmcuth was tho chief
I'M in, Mn, ~ agfn vn mr. |