The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-16

blue with gold tassel to the management Of his
friend and counsellor NJ +. Dwyer.
Through the sterling qualities Of Henry OF
Navarro and Cesaripn. Byron McCleland IL en-
absd to finish fourth in the list OF winning own
ers. with $60.I3Q earned. Had Henry Of Ma
varre been eligible for the Realization and other
big three year-old prizes he alone would have
earned more than the sum opposite the young
kentuCkian's name. but unfortunately he was
not entered in the Realization and had to battle
most OF the time with the handicap division.
How well he did his part the figures In McClel-
II was the custom for years to regard II as
foregonc conclusion that the Dryer BROTHERS
Dwyer was hampered with poor lot OF two-year-
olds. and still poorer collection OF three-year-
Stonene neil Kingston, Banquet, and Rseeiand to
win for the stable. Poor old Raceland met his
death when he appeared to be renewing Few s hs
are lower than they have been for eight, or ten
years. $50 80 being the sum to his credit up to
for him as did Banquet and Stonenell, but 1t
was disastrous year for the Brooklyn plunRer.
who lost heavily IN his betting.
The Messrs. Morris, too come under the head
OF disappointments. They won S5I $50. In the
% their be oym .SSMp Sy RaSu ie
and Gutta Percha being first-class. They did
not sustain their early promise. however and the
no handicap horses to help out, they were forced
total back upon their youngsters to pay the feed
in April the list dwindled until not more than
dozen E We're IN the private quarters reserved for
the motifs horses AT westminster.
Sir Walter, California. The Coon. DoRgett.
Cockade, lola, and others in the Oneck stable
enable DIR. Knapp and his associates to take
down S43.!55. Had Sir Walter shown the form
he displayed at Morris Park yesterday In the
Brooklyn and other handicaps in the spring
their total would be nearer the 500. 900 mark
than IL l.. Nearly all of the sum picked up by
the Oneck horses have been won in purses OF
small stakes, none of the larger plums falling TO
the share OF any OF the wearers Of the orange
and purple check.
among the leaders OF the turf before. was
1894. He took wife and bought u number OF
yrarlings and fortune smiled ON him, Sablla
and Connuisseur turning out To be stake win
ncrs Of high quality. His winnings for 1894
come to the total OF S36 $50.
Leigh X Rose won Si3.6JC. chiefly through
the prowess Of Clifford DucAt. and Handspun.
Among those who won less than this amount
are fleischmnan n son, S2S. 100: Jacob Rupert,
Lr.. S2s.O15: InO. r.. Mcdonald. S26,I 50, and
j. w. Rogers, S"5,6OO.
The winnings of the Messrs. FleIscLmsnn In
also had division performing on the Western
circuit. they undoubtedly won more than the
amount we give. RuhicOn Is responsible for the
most ~ Mr. MClonald's winnings and the chest
nut colt was nrst-clAss Investment for the
yuung New Yorker Mt $500 last year.
The money distributed by the great racing
associations was more evenly divided in 1894
than in any former year This IL much better
than 10 have one or more stables take the lions
share of the plunper. Nothing succeeds Ike
success, and the newcomer on the turf will stay
II lac has any encouragement
The following Is II list Of winning owners in
II