The herald., 1895-07-18
english TURF COMMENTS
Dwycr and Campbell Coming
to America
RACERS AT SACRAMENTO
Favorites We're Losers at the Bay
District Track
Events In Other Cities-The Track at Oakley
Fast-The vaikyrie Leaves on
Associated Press special Wire.

Associated Press Special wire
NEWMARKET. July 17.-Michael F.
Dwyer, in conversation with a reporter
OF the Associated Press today said he
expects to sail for New York early in
August with his trainer, Hardy Camp
bell. At the same time. he added, the
reports circulated as to his giving up his
raining stable here and changing his
Jockey and trainer, were unfounded. Mr..
Dwyer has not arranged his plans for
1885, and it is probable he will dispose OF
his horse Harry Reed before leaving.
Richard Croker. referring to an article in
Truth. attributing some comments of the
American press upon the alleged treat
ment of American horses here to
"craoked Drained drivers, who are ig-
norant of the whole subject" informed
a representative of the Associated Press
today that he had no fault to find with
his treatment ON the English turf, hi
only complaint being against the "in-
spired" articles in certain London papers.
Simms, the jockey, expects to ride in
the United States in the autumn and will
leave for New York as soon as his ar
rangements are completed to prosecute
the newspaper which originated tLe story
OF his having driven horse to death
against time from Newmarket to Cam
bridge and back again.
The Evening Standard. commenting
upon the appearance of M. +. Dwyer's
Don Alonzo at Newmarket today in the
selling plate for all ages says:
"Don Alonzo looked better than the
last time he appeared, but he was not
backed like other American good things.
His appearance in the paddock, clothed
in huge white sheet. was uncanny, and
1od ofo IAct
SAN FRANCISCO. July 17.-Not sin
gle favorite won today at the Bay District
track. The first race was surprise,
Hanford selling at Is and 20 to 1.
Five and half furlongs, sellinR-Han-
ford won, Little Bob second, Regal third !;
time, 1:07A.
One mile, selling-Tuxedo won. Auteuil
second, Leonatus third; time, 1:44%.
Five furlongs, handicap. 2-year-olds-
Don Cara won, Veragua second, Edge.
mont third; time, 1:02L.
Five ana half furlongs, selling-Ner-
voso won, Frondeur second. Sport McAll-
lister third; time, 0S.
Bernardo :won. imp. Ivy second, May
MCCARTHY third; time, l;o7A:
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE track at
Oakley was fast.
Five furlongs-Straberth won, Lallah
Rookh second, Fretful third; time, :02T.
OeVeu IuTlOHSS-LonIuan WOu, VdS9al
second, Meddler third; time, 1:27.
Five furlongs-Twit Lark won, Daisy
Bolander second, Princess Royal third;
time, 1:03L.
Handicap. mile and an eighth-The
Ironmaster won, Crevasse second, Voor.
heis third: time, :54.
Selling, one mile-Fabia won, Elmer +.
second Glorianna third; time, :42L.
ST. LOUIS. July 17.-Siy furlongs-
Jennie Harding won, Jardine second,
Marie Hawaii third time, l :19.
Five furlongs-U Utopia won, Laura F.
second Lesseman third; time, 1:O4.
One mile-Strathmeat won, Found
ling second, Flora Thornton third: time.
Seven half furlongs-Revenue won,
Mopsy second, Probasco third; time,
:3S%.
Mile and sxteenth-sull Ross won,
Prince second, Aunt Jane third; time.
SAGINAW, Mich, July 17.-In the
bicycle races Sanger made three miles in
6:50H. Tyler made mile in 2:04 5.
Glass 2:25 pace, purse $50OO-Theodore
Shelton won, Major Cantlever second,
Madeline Pollard third; best time. 2:ls.
Glass 2:2S trot, purse $2000-Letitia won,
Mayhower second, Rosette Soap third;
best time. 2:1SA.
Class 2:1o pacing. purse s2OO0-Paul
bste time. 2:O9%.
NEW YORK, July 17.-Aqueduct re-
suits:
Six furlongs-Stonenell won. Buck
knight second, Marshall third; time,
1:1S.
Five furlongs-Im Imposition won, Volley
second. King T. third; time, :05.
Aqueduct handicap, mile and Il quarter,
two starters Eagle Bird won, Sir Francis
second; time, 2:14.
One mile-Mirage won, Abingdon
second. Chardae third; time. :45M.
Six furlongs-Fraacls Cane won, Bona
Ventura second, Eufelda third; time.
1:20A.
Mile and half hurdle--Chevy Chase
won, Prime second, Aloha third, time,
$3.50.