New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
BRIGHTON BEACH WINNERS.
P. J. DIVER cRITIc1sEs HIS BROTHER.
FAvoRrTEs SUFFER FROM "LoBsTERIA'-FEAT-
TRES OF THE DAYS SPORT.

rREs OF THE DAYS SPORT.
Michael +. Dryers cars must have tingied yes
, terday when his brother, Philip j. Dwyer' oe
nounced his method of racing his horses Inc iact
! that some Of NJ f. Dryers best horses have not
uop any of the rich stakes and that he refrains
from entering them In races where they are emil
tied to liberal allowances did not appear 10 aHect
his brothers outspoken condemnation OF MS ac-
ton in Withdrawing Roller from the nrst race
Some of the criticisms published yesterday ABOUT
Don Alonzo and the selling race on Friday did not
please some of the persons who are close 10
Michael f. Dryer, and the many references 10
them made Philip ]. Dwyer extremely angry at
his brother He went into the reserved poruon
OF the grandstand at Brighton Beach. and passed
the afternoon In the company OF John Hunter u
Lee Knapp and Colonel Daniels.
William s. Barnes. of Lexington, KY, was AT
the track and was warmly greeted by his many
friends. Henry owens accompanied him. The lat-
ter who Is a Confederate veteran. surprised some
Of the boys In the paddock when asked about the
strike and the riots in Chicago by saying Il dd
not see a striker a soldier in the last two weeks
as kept far away from the trouble as possible.
The last time I went to some Illinois troops
was In 1864. and they liked my appearance so
much that they sent me to Chicago and kept me
there over year. Ny experience at that time
taught me that the safest place to be in times OF
strikes and riots is several miles in the rear"
Mr.. Barnes, in talking about Edward Corrigan
and his threat not to any Of his horses where
he oficlated remarked II have no persona! griev-
ance against Corrlgan. but did oppose the adj
m .sson OF the Hawthorne track TO the Turf Con-
gress and told him So The fact that he VIII not
race his horses at Saratoga IS not likely to cause
the gates OF the track to be Closed. Mr.. Corrisan
only INJURIES himself by his action.
Some racegoers alarmed at Brighton Beach
yesterday. as they overheard In the paddock and
.ho heff no
stricken with disease that is called 'lobsiera'
By the habitues Of the track. Odds-on favorites
extremely susceptible TO this nsdlous malay,
which Is said 70 be contracted by too frequent visits
by certain trainers TO the betting ring Pronounced
symptoms OF the complaint frequently appear In
high PAGES. where all the business with the betting
ring is done through agents. "Lobsteria" derives
rs name from the fact that horses so afflicted be-
come galtei Ike a lobster. and with about the
amount OF speed
The racing yesterday OF the typical Brighton
Beach quaty-one star with any number Of tai
low dips In the first Harry A.onzo was made
an odds-on favOrte. with Tiny Tim well-played
second choice In the betting. Mary ,. VINO must
have had her ballast rearranged and her sails snort
ene1 10 reduce her time allowance won oy snor.
head from Tiny Tim. with Harry Alonzo VINO ran
hts passage on him the entire distance beaten on
The stewards called Hamilton INTO their box ana
laid ina. the horse su.kei with him from the
STAR. His explanation was accepted 80 me race
In the second race Florence who ridden by
McCaNer,ys speckled beauty, Reif; was well played
nellie were also well played. while many persons bet
on Mic Mac Queen because she was ridden by Dog
ge,t Florence the quickest away when the flag
fell AMI retained the lead until within a sixteenth
of a mile from the finish. when Sims. who rode
tied Rom. who could not help his mount. and won
by neck Mic Mac Queen was third three IRE ls1sihs
stretch The stewards qaestIonci the other Jockeys
w pXOnSr1fe IT.
In the third race The Buffer was made &c IA,
vorl;e. with King Gold a heavily played second
to /. and we'll played at to for pace Gold
start, but was soon oyerhaulcd by Jessie Tarai who
held the fed safe the rest OF the way. King Gold
T Ss ar n f1d "s sx IN c S5 q vCo
cast gloom over the plungers who could not figure
how The Buffer was beaten so badly by such
Sir Walter at to on won the fourth race
races where ne meets the best horses In training
when. II the methods Of osher courses were Wn,
adopted he would win many purses Gold Dol
6 Rose confederacy in the nth race. although ne
badly interfered with In the first part 81 II |
s he @s me Martin ad not hurry him. bu, closed the
distance gradually with Arab and CAPTAIN T. ~no
strides had them beaten. winning the race by a
length in In - ArnS was 'f ,S1T and Captain t.
In the sespechsse St Luxe and St John Sacf I'M
by the public Bic who made 81. John TIP fayoriie
Japonlca was third 81. Anthony. shelibark and
Gienall fell
There will be a large number OF turfren and
horse-owners in the city to-day. as the reports
about the yearlings that to be sold az latter
salrs tomorrow night have created many as
cussions at the track. Some Of the trainers who |
have the youngsters openly assert That the |
entire lot. an average excels any that has |
wlII be on exhibition all day today at Tattersairs
Fifty ffth-st. and Seventh ave They are the prop
ery Of W 5 Barnes F. C. Headisy and ohss
sires represented In the catalogue
Here are the results of yesterdays races:
First race-One mile and n turlong. Purse $500
''"' - y CorIainj !
Tiny Tim oi IIioe,
Van Dyke also Time-i:JG
Second race-six furlongs Purse $500.
s;oncncllie by stonehenge Nell ioI Sims
rlorcncc lO,. ;i mse,n
fghfoo Golden Valley, Eaufelda. Pocahontas Gertie.
Pea also Tme-l:l6
Third race Two-yearolds Five furonss. Purse s7oo.
Jessie Taral. by fremont Sample. o3 ,b.. MeCa!n /
King Gold ~. .ITIn,W
Emma. Mohawk. The Buffer. Sir James. also ran. |
Time 03h.
Fourth race mile and sixteenth Purse $1,000.
STR Walter. by MdlothianLa Scala i5 n. dpogsctp !
Commption also ran. TIme-i;1S'e.
Firm Rnce-One milo Purse $500.
Chant by Falsetto-Addie C.. 100 n....... Martini |
Arab iol ."rlhihp
Connors IIocy. Or. johnson also Timc--ia2A.
sixth Race -stNenlechasr. shor, Purse $500.
ST. Luke by Bothero,cn-Mate. 40 rb......: (ireen
s. John. l6s....'.'.' ,b,nsp
RU"cphalas The buffer Ecartc. Flip Flap crown
Prince. ingot finished 81. Anthony. shelloark and |
Glennl fell Time-3o6N
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