The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-26
Branch. Sheepshcad Bay ranks with the best.
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Important stake on circular course tho horse
a55swqs the pole has Of thirty feet M
enough Of tho lottery in the racing, business
without adding this chance. and all big stake
capable Rider in the saddle. pocketinG is al.
twnty tho rsss VIM not cones
RDTIsb put Is S srn nst mi
mile Of straightaway; The English have
had had deal more experience in these matters e
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tracks and English methods II would pot be
IN the ad
As every well-iniormed turfman knows. there is
much less trouble at the post with the boys. and
the starter has littlo or no trouble In securing
~, equitable send-ofl.. Sammy Loates. the Eng
lish rider who was here last summer. was
had with several riders during his visit, and and
said TINT such antics rs Bergen and Others
Esas Of be hps tme BY
license and put james Lambly on the ground.
Board, Of Control is IN earnest and that
Will support the rulings OF the starter.
many and sfs
WllIul dtsobedience OF riders in some instances
Is n or 81 w. iii
frequently big bettor who owns horses will
mind min Hn sSe Set away in 'front.'
is only natural that this boy with his GU
Ing i advance Of bis ilcld. He has every il;
centive to do so. On the other hand. a great
Ing to take an even chance will caution their
jockeys against giving ohcnce at the post,
and their tSG bo are generally
viii be considerably subdued after they
se Of ny
Bergen, and Lambly. will, haye a salutary 81
bs head IN disease R srens
MsIaashiin should havo IA len i Into the Ways
the 5000 that David Gideon con- gave :; him much
too little remuneration for the services ron
would not warm up horses he had been en-
The season of 1901 was most disastrous for
turf known ns tho talent. and the large winners
Of previous seasons have had the liyeliest kind
q great measure. was responsible for this, as
horses raced most incon sistently ut times and
%esst
row or next day with weight OIL. was common
occurrence.
MICHAEL T. DIVERS LUCK.
Common consent places Michael F. Dwyer at
as he is among horse owners: but Mr.. Dwyer
had better than almost any 9th
performers to put his money down. on and
knew when each was at its best; Mr.: Dwyer is
1T the he Is The
most conservative. as no invariably puts
enough money On h9rse one TIVE three. to
secret OF his success. He is satisfied with u
short price. one. two. three. and frequently.
enough money on tho iayorite to or run as Well
rs third to square his account on the
day and put balance on the right side
student Of horses and gives, as much
attention to their Observation-Disclosures they
in sloppy going. and whether their. forte is
speed or STAYING IualitiesIas tho Wall street
market. He can tell at n glance whether o
horse is in, condition to put forth it's best ,ei-
forts, and he superintendent tho training Of his
is malt through the beauty sleep. he is on his
way to ths Stables Nj; Rwyer's business was nas
commissioners the greater part Of the time.
one Of whom kept track Of the fluctuations in
prices In the ring and reported to him three
sion Mr.. Dwyer made the ring vince. particu-
larly whom Longstreet Defeated Tenny. The
for a few days at q TING. winning very heavily
from him when La Tosca beat Raceland at
ss nb 81 M mes e
to give an estimate Of MrDwyer's winnings on
the year outside Of the amount won by his
Brooklyn turfman retires to his Florida home.
the beautiful hock i Ledge on the Indian kXer
nc Is
Florida property has the strongest hold on his
Mr. Pierre. Lorillard ,blossomed out last
season as a heavy Spectator. and next to Mr.;
than sny sbe ess His Ii stable
outset. 65t the PURCHASE Of "a Ia To,ea
so%ethinE 'e on Witch 70 snow his ssiii
the a sE sH H landed n his share 81
the money q great many times. the Rancocas
oPsnse tan hoss 81 any other Stable
raced in 1901 They were, always ut long
good b9pdls Of money out Of the ring a
them. Mr.. Lorillard Is a game bettor. and will
put Up as much money as anybody when he
When his two-year-old colt Stalactte ran sec
ond to Zampost at Grayesepd IN septem ber
$4,000. Next year Mr. Lorillard will have
much smaller and more select stable. and the
ana hDeps he
Of IroQuois. Parole. Wanda. and Dewdrop.
PITTSBURGH PILLS UPS AND DOWNS.
George E Smith, or Pittsburgh Phil as 10
iound out how hard it is to beat tho winter
races. and it cost him something more than
S1UO.OOO before no discovered that no could
not win any money ct Guttenburg When this
the The regular tracks in the spring he admitted
nry. February. and March on the Hill Phil
had fair share q luck on the big tracks: and
\ snug winner. :, Readers Of The Sun will
thsl
o'id King cadmas Fought 1t the Babylon sale
Nth n the brother Of King Crab, ,,,. and
inally putting thousands Of dollars on
Ihe son of Kingnsher to, win the
money was placed in almost every pool room room
% win between $4,000 and 100000. Taral
had tho mount. and. by the most desperate
Sadmus home a nose in front Of Galindo. 1t
was the only race won by King CadmuS Us u |
but it ,suficed. Smith had ar
rapgod one or two other big raids on tho book
Makers One failed by but few inches, |
and subsequent developments gave, ad-
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