New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-04

IF churnps' will bet on Clerico's mounts they
deserve to calico overcoats all winter
j. w Rogers surprised at the plunge made
on Sir Excess who he said. has been sick all
sumner and was Of no account when ne rs %ds
tina, Patrician would run the mile in IA lie bet
on him at 10 !, but could not induce his brother
Michael or \. j. Joyner TO bet on him. as both
o. them were confident that sir EIcess would WIN
cess. Senator Grady was the medium OF a plunge
by the Salvador Club. who bet on him straight
and place The contest was simply an exercising
sallop for Patrcian wtc is now IL excc.ieni FORM,
Police Commissioner James J. Martin was ar, an
Commiss.oner wished to make test to see II he
could not win 5000 on five races as fohcemah
Richard Croker chilly and wore an an. OYER N,,r
After Particulars victory he dispensed with inc
jacob RUPERT forsook the trotters. and made
Nanchester's victory caused him TO feel like a
mascot. but the charm failed when ritted against
was greatly pleased with his days outing;
John Cooper administered crushing rebuke to
sums on Yo Tambien Many of the Eastern bet
tors followed the Western money. Yo Tambien
Michael F. Dwyer 20 bet John Cooper. Riley
Grammar received the commission from Charles
Dryer, who bet him $3.50 for place at even
DO You want any straigh,?'
Two thousand do.iars.' young Dryer replied and
$500 70 5000 was quickly recorded g.. ST..
Buckrene caused much adversa commen; by his his
dope" book did not take into consideration that
Buckrene got off BABY in his last race that his
jockey Gid not persevere with him. as he was hope
lessiY out of the He got off AL right yesterday
and held his field safe from pos; to finish
George T.. Smith occasionally gets on 70 a good
thing that is written in the book OF dope" He
bet a snug sum Harry Alonzo at 20 10 /; conse-
quently he Will not lose his wooen coat.
Live Oak was heavily played by the so-ca!ed tai
ent who anxious TO get back some OF their
losses. Live oak won. but tn, persons who bet on
HIM were afflicted with something Ike appendicitis
while the horse running from the head OF the
stretch to the finish.
Weinberg is at all dangerous at any distance
over three-Guarters Of a mile.
The present meeting is far in the lead OF any
ever, he'd before at Sheepshead Bay. The average
OF the attendance equals the attendance OF the
special days Of former years. The officials are
already cOngratulating one another on their grea
success.
The Nemesis of the selling races was on hand
AT the close of the NTH race in the person Of Der
nard Murray. who bid Iuckrcne up $500 over MS
entered price. j. j. McCancrty could stand II
however he bet heavily on Buckrene. The
Preakness stable did fairly well as second witt
Adelbert and a third with Lightfoot were scored
keenan, the dsappoint ment Of the day
John j. Hyand said: II can't account for Keen
ans running He would break the Chemical Bank
Il the directors him in his work. In his race;
he seems to all to pieces, and is unable to ex
tend himself" -
Rrandywne is receiving regular exercise. His
bones 10 not rattle when he walks and there /:
| no immediate danger of his disintesration.