New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17
ONE MORE FOR MIR. CROKER
HIS COLT DOBBINS is FIRST AGAIN.
WINNER OF THE ANTICIPATION sTAKEs-FoUI

4.
Cood fortune still attends Richard Croker on the
.,r, His two.vear-old colt Dobbins won the An
,c.,s,,on Stakes at Morris Park, yesterday running
away from the field in style that was hishly
satisfactory TO his owner and his Dackers' DoD"hs
was giving weight to the others anu coVereu 'ne
distance In fast time. so his performance was
cr.d,,ahe one. Mr. Croker bet $1,000 ON Arab to
win 30 100 in the last race OF Tie DAY, ana AraD
$50 s,nr,ors Hence the Tammany ruler had an
.r,ee.h,e afternoon although the sky Was gloomy.
Mr.. Croker won s2o,o3o In stakes ana purses at
,h,s messing He Is second on the list OF winning
owners being exceeded only py 'an'eS ~ anu - -
K.one whose total Is S2o,Soo
80. nrmber OF spectators saw the six races OF
,,o olosirc day OF the meeting. Lttlehed was com
,,od N Use the whip on ST. Forian In Inc hrst race
ID rho big oneeyed son OF ST. 3lLi,e answered. IL
,, sprnging from underiit and Keeping s'raleh'
-. ~ the end. 81. Florian Is stl many pounds
,,,ou his superb form OF May, 1892, when he gave
mnuchter eight pounds and defeated him at Graves
end. o,o
Mr. Rowe was unlucky in both Of his starts al seven
furongs, In the second and fourth race In the
second race he gave Taral much the best OF the start
while Wormser got of very badly and was rdoeh
very badly by Hamilton, who seemed afraid to Try 10
60 through the field until 1t was too late. ft'Souis
pln George Z. SMITH is in the worst OF illuch. lie
tells his friends that he has In his rooms losing race
tickets which him about $l0' ,OvV ana '"a' HIS
turf specuatiOns this year show toial Vi 'noie 'n
500 600 OH the wrong side. Mr.. smith was wouu'i
fulv fortunate In his racing wagers for years As ne
saws himself, he formerly corkcu'ter IN fl"s,
bure and all that he owns has come from MS 'u'i
roIns But this year has been disastrous Tor hii
as other years were lucrative. He backed Ills coi'
Wo;mser heavily both straight and place. but "or"S''
came In bid third.
The pIungers Of the turf deal In DIE to'a's
Michael F. Dryer has bet nearly Sl'ocoo'o Ill al
IN the races this year. aid is little ahead SO lar
Inf only
than he frequently wagers on a single race. by
force of example Mr.. Dwyer is doing his best 10
make a heavy plungcr out OF Mr.. Croker.
Dobbins will probably be sent to Chicago 10 run
In certain stakes there. but he Will not go with Don
Alonso and will probably remain in the East Tor
Q fortnight more. Mr. Croker VIII not 80 u |ni'"eo
with Mr.. Dwyer.
Dr. q. l.. Knapp has decided to send G. W. johnson
West to run in the Derby. The colt worked well
AZ the Derby distance yesterday 10 encourage his
owner.
II is now almost certain that Don Alonzo, Chosis-
ter, 1t. Leonards. G. W. johnson and Ramapo Will
reprssent the East In the American Derby The
Westerners think that Lookout and Clifford can out
yun any OF the Eastern colts. They may be saui!
.urnrIsed. Taral Fitzpatrick, Lambley. Dosge't
Overton and possibly Garrison Will 60 10 'hic"so
10 ride In the Derby. The competent Jockeys VINO
remain in the East will have plenty OF oppo''uniu'S
Eastern racing men will be starting for Chicago
on almost every day Of the coming week Jonh
Kelly and David Gideon Will go together next Thurs
day. They viii moi stay long In Chicago.
The Sunbeam colt Herold and Wormser were oil
very freely supported with big wagerS Ill Tue pe'"e
ring In the second race, and they came III 'a' ou'
Ajax was plunged TO startling extent iof
the Vreedland Handicap but he does not Ike us
lance any better than Correction ana an OUTSIDER
Sarah Ramey left him behind in the last furlohg.
The hackers OF the colt now hope that he win u.''
the lightning Just long enough 10 induce 'he ns"''e
to put in a stroke <u,,
Two Of the colored Jockeys were in execrabe form
xest.rdav-fIamilton and Penn. Perhaps the murdc.
of one colored valet by another the night before Vn
two were Wallets to sims and Overton, the !ochess'
had shaken their nerves. Whatever may nave peeH
the cause Penn rode the worst races of his life on
Mdnlsh. and A anna rd b. p nna ''''n'0 ~
Major Robert C. Hall, the popular Ialtmorean, was
IN the maiden race. His friend. J. O. Bonner. told
him that Bcnvono at least ran consste9tiy-he IA,
has been training Benvoo) after the race to throw
the horse out Of tronns and fa'en nm up rns
Sarse or to give him away for that purpose II
would Be wf s' e
people might continue to bet on him and lose their
He Shp s asve ownefs e We're as
puncdNous and honorable In such matters as N"'or
"al Arab is now in his best form He won the heat
race undcr double pun in staisht heats Now u
an unsparlng Investigation ought to be made ih I'm,
pedouin Of the desert IS full OF lawiess license but
nn With some reasonable degree Of consistency here
sfteray as consis entity as Comanene ior sta n
NAL 10 find what Is the matter with him; ,,
No. Of Goodwn's otHcial Turf Gute Is Just on, u;
der n take an intelligent IN the sbeepshead
pay and Washington Park meetings
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE-Specal weights. Six furongs.
' g. Betting f.
fs,ss, ~ S. B Il a:s''f; =; & or,
r. III MfeB S; b. h. Major DAILY, aged. iis
w..so,, campDer..er Miles SSsSsS SOL a.
o. 'oo''' Time-I loia.
Mutuals-St Forian straight IS Is. place IS 20 MaJc
Niles standish, broken.winded was never near the
front Major Daily and ST. Florian made eoId race,
Tn. Major led by q neck half length for hNe ana
oue.half furlongs, Doggett riding hard and L'uened
working like Trojan to get ST. Florisn extended Inc
Issue was long in doubt out az tne emu oo' ."'
made an effort and won by q halflength Miles standsh
sEroNn RACE-For maidens. Seven furlonss.
'''>' ~ 81 betting Fl.
Brown Roger.,s b, -. by Trousad %s1, es TO
" f Ms9ss@s. IL j. q Herald. la1sS 81 II
FifSs$s Valley Stable. Oh: & n %ST%;s5 81 u
sodan 'pGss saa III 81 81
y W,S,,: TIM Res ss 81
E }sSs Dock hii ii::.:.. Ts%Ssy 2Si
N' Time-1 :26s4 .,,n
Mutuals-Sunbeam colt straight SlS ~ place % ~
Herald place 80 80.
sprlts was withdrawn Herald got OF In front, but
Tsrai took him back leaving Radiator in the lead Till the
stretch was reached Here the Sunbeam colt moved up
with Herald and the had the race between tnem'
Taral rode hard Herald unable TO Keep pace VIII"
tn. Sunbeam colt who ny a half length, Herald
econd eight lengths before Wormser, who beat Jodan
q head.
THIRD RAcE-ANTICIPATION STAKES. For two.
yearods; 800 each. $1,000 added. Special weights
Five and one.han furlongs.