New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
FAST TINE AT MONMOUTH
AMAZING FIGURES PUT UP BY THE TIMERS
v1EsoH SAID TO HAVE RUN MILE IN 1 :as-


Michael F. DIVER and Philip J. DIVER are the
,rosryble brothers of the American turf. They arc
lovers of their kndat least they reported to be-
Their hearts are overlooking with generosity, bounty
and benevolenceat least. 1t Is understood. 1t IS
roll known that Michael f. Dwyer a lover of shekes
"a well as OF his fellowmen, and II there IS any money
n he made BY early rising and diligent pursuit Mr..
owver does not waste any moments in slumber or
finger BY the wayside after he is out OF bed The
dime has come when these two brothers. who are
among the most conspicuous and celebrated Of living
trfmen, can do a great favor 10 the followers and
supporters OF the turf. II they Will consent openly
N combine their interests again, to resume
their old partnership. to run all their horses
lndcr the old coors and to cut loose
altogether from William c. DAILY and his ways,
they will alie a most popular step, and that Will
intensity the admiration OF all their admirers. and
restore the good old feeling of confidence In Dwyer
racing and winning which existed for many years.
But under the present arrangement they keep people
100 busy in guessing and the resultant mental strain is
producing too many cases OF brain fever Out OF her
last six starts up yesterday Philip J. Dryers flly
zorlipg had won five races she had been extremely
sore and stin before coming out in several Of these
races but in running she had become warmed up ana
in more than of them she had won with I'M
prcsive ease at the end. she was very sore yester
day before she In the Trenton stakes. at
mile and much doubt was expressed OF her ability
distance Philip J. Dwyer told his friends that he had
no confidence in her ability to win the Trenton
Stakes. : she sore and had never won at a
mile. But no placard giving that Information was
posted on the stewards stand, and manv deuded per
sonsbacked her on the basis OF her victory on Tues
dav and because of her previous Michael
F. Dwyer knowing much more of Zorling's exacc con
dtlon than the general public could know. backed his
colt Airslaft heavily 10 win the race. But why
shond Philip J. Dwycr have started Zorling II he did
not think that she could win? Philip J. Dwycr Is
wealthy man. the president Of tfe brooklyn Jockey
Club and a member Of the Board OF Control.
Why should he stop TO practices which people
expect from William c. DAILY, and from the owners
who race at Guttenburg and Gloucester. but not
from Philip ]. Dwyerl II he thinks that col'
or FLY is too sore to run mile III good company,
why does he not keep that colt or lilly In the s'aoe
He Is too rich feel any need OF foong the puphc
by starting horses that IN no condition to win
races Zorlng's running In the Trenton Stakes was
simply shocking. she was not conspicuous IN any
mart Of the race. and was nowhere near place at
the end.
Pierre Iorillard's colt Kirsch the Trenton Stakes
very easily. with Airslaft second, and the iavon'e'
Ua penny third. Krsch carried only 81 pounds ana
was entered to be sold for only 81 900. The mile was
run over the straight course and the track was very
fast while the breeze was the backs Of the jockeys
KirSch undoubtedly ran fast race, but wheh 'he
liners put up :3s for the mile there was eeheia'
sniff OF dcrision. Timing Is very uncertain on inc
straight course but it Is certain as anything can De
N racing that Kirsch. properly timed cannot run II
mile either straight crooked any track on earth
N :3s He IS only selling platter. and AiSlal' an
other selling platter, not far behind nm. hHSc"
m and won with the greatest ease, ana ID '3o' o
,o Nobody but fanatic will ever accept 'ha' u'ne
rs correct. -
The Camden stakes Tor two-year-ods was won by
Pho favorte St Michael in drive in the fast time OF
113 St. Michael would have run on TUESDAY IL ITO
Ind not been little short of work chicago was
second In the Camden. and Doctor third LawleSs was
we'll backed but he was short OF work. ana fuieo u
get place o g.,
Trainer Allen OF the Ehret stable, made some III
ourv on Wednesday evening, In order to learn "he'e'
kingston Would run I'm the Eatontown Stakes lie
WAS told that Kingston would not start, ana lie u'h
announced Demuth as probable starter. Dc"'iH
was carried on all the country yesterday OH inc
oxpectation that Kingston would not start, ana tha'
Demuth would. Kingston was added as starter
st the track and as Demuth could lave no
possible chance against Kingston at a mile, each
carving 10 pounds, Demuth was withdrawn 'on1
bnations are made in pool-rooms all over the 'hi'eu
States and most OF these combinations includeo De
muth to win They made worthless by Kingston's
starting and Dernuth's going This Juggling with
KINGSTON not announcing him as probable starter on
Wednesday evening, and some other things that nay
sliciae f.. Dryers stable wants to break up inc
combination business very proper ana nd, p ',al
sh In the matter and does not profit in any way pc
cunarily by smashing combinations . ,.r,oo,
and Cleaning OF course, Ki!deers only chance OF
beating ranqnet t was to 6 60 out with a
1 ner high, anu Weight Of 30 pounds and make Banancs
weight Of ~ pounds e Bm When ppsi q Gays
been scant. He has proved this many tilncs. lie
waited with kdeeT to a sa2c Ioae V9 ndRcy on
the boy if nstare had not already saved him the
Jaral rode three wlnners-Banluet, Kingston and
Entire. In the Eaton'own stake there was nyc
betting between Iehny aIa i ~ "n Sir Mathew
anu MSCaferty's mare Estelle, is certainly fast
with light weight. Her bride did not break this time
ana she ran the seven furlongs In the nth race III
the amazingly fast time of - Lat least the timers
eay fhsi sRe did IL was over the straight course
Esieile won under a pull, which made ii all the NOR"
bscxed. but ran poorly and was unpared
sonora was Withdrawn from the last race: ana
Entire carried the bulk Of the money ana under Iaia
This month Of Augu, viii be crowded With rich
stake and great contests At Monmouth Park. There
vii he remarkably fine card 10 morrow and on Tues
day the renowned Junior Champion Stakes; II wnch
All the fastest wO-yearolds Will meet VIII be decided
On the same DAY the Champion, at milo aud hall
tor the best Of the older horses, viii be run Champion
attendance nj Monmouth And there are many note
worthy days to follOw-days In which The new o t3m
5n,s stake he select STAKES. the Choice Stakes and
several Fat handicaps OF much value ana conspicuous
''''''''' DETAILS OF TIE RACING
FIRST RACE-Frce handicap sweepstakes OF SZo each
with 81 900 added. one mile and sAeehth'
"' st. Ec''Inf Fl.
NJ T. DIVERS b. q. Banquet by Kayon n N ou,
- d'or-Llla r. yrs I2l f....CIafaD S-lV Out'
Rsncocas Stables br. f. Kidcer, T. 30 cor, >, . :
~" %opr ~ (Mdgleyj . 49, -
J. g. follansbee's b. III. cleaning >. l02 , q
Time :4S.
Sir Matthew reserved for the Eatonh"h o"N,
Cleaning and Kildeer, head and heal mace inc fu"S
length aud a half before Banquet In the Str',cn ban
uuet came up strobe his leisure ana won III