The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The wonderful run Of luck that for
years has followed Mike" Dwyer in
making matches seems to have deserted
him at last. Twice within four days has
he been worsted. On Wednesday Stone
nell was defeated by Glenmoyne, and on
Saturday that sterling good stable COM
panion of the latter, Dorian, made a
show Of Dobbins. Mike bet a lot of
money on each Of his horses. ana 10 q
big loser by the deal, 30 much dissatis-
fed was he with Stonenell's showing
that he has offered Mr.. Rogers. trainer
Of Glenmoyne, many inducements to run
of another match between the two
sprinters. The latter has consented,
and the horses will again meet on
the same distance as before, six fur
longs, but Glenmoyne will carry 10
pounds instead Of 11. 6tonenell will put
up Id WIN his Lest race In him stone
Lack Of condition beat him last Wednea-
day.
Live Oak was we'll ridden by Sims on
Saturday and won easily.
Doggett is better acquainted with the
boy at the track The manner In which
clubhouse is wonderful.
Star Actress showed some speed In
her race Saturday, and will take lot
OF beating In moderate company from
Dolly colt was widely touted In the
third race on Saturday, but the Gideon
DAILY CASTOR was short. and couldn't
Racesoers will not be- satisfied until
CLIFFORD and Ramapo have met again.
There 10 q chance that the meeting
may be brought about on Tuesday, for
chants Handicap, at a mile and a fur
long 1t was the intention of Gideon &
DAILY to send their horses on to Sleeps
head Bay today but as MI +. Gideon nss,
Of Saturdays race, he may consent to
allow Ramapo to remain. Mr.. Gideon
Is anxious on account of The Butterflies,
whose who hsGns s the sppe aa
excellent. In the Merchants Handicap
Henry Of. Navarro, Lamplighter, and
there Is every prospect that . Brilliant
contest will be seen. The other stake
on Tuesday is the Kntucky, at Ave and
half furlOngs, which brings out a
Handspun. Sir Galahad. Prince OF Mo-
naco Sadie and others.
Domino may be started this week. He
is in the Spencer Handicap. at a mile
and a quarter, and meets Yo Tambien.
John Cooper, Kamapo and others. He
has been doing well In his work. On
Saturday also all the good stseplechasers
meet in the renewal of the Beverwyck,
race over the full course.
The California Stakes, for two-year-
olds. and the Morrissey Stakes, for, all
ages. will be the features for Thursday.
The latter looks an easy thing for 70
The two-year-olds in the California
Stakes are only fair in quality.
Thomas +. Eagan threatens to have
Al Lewis, the young man who objected
to being robbed Of y by 2 boGsmsker;;
the dav Kingston and others were
| scratched and she got a walkover At
SsrSms When be vent to set his m money
fact that It was q plain case of the
bookmaker trying to steal % from y
customer. Eagan. when Lewis went to
i ' WAS aSi not until Lewis Complained 70 the
Stewards; that the money was handed
ie S With the Scw o yeu
can buy cigarettes with that y. I only
made the fight for the. principle OF the
| thing" Eagan has declared several
times that he means to get even" with
Lewis for not submitting without a pro
| test to being robbed. Lewis makes his
| living at the race track, and 10 far from
being an angel. Eagan has told Lewis
that he has his record, and means to
get back at him." II this is the way
Mr.. Dwyer wants persons treated who
he well for the public 10 know II. Isn't
II about time this man Eagan wat
| sHkoLod oHS THE effort he made To Rei