New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-06
STEWARDS MEET TONIGHT.
PLENTY OF BUSINESS DUE TO THE RAG
ING AT BRIGHTON.
CHARLES DwYER DOES NOT BELIEVE
THAT HIS FATHER Is uOMr

THAT HIS FATHER Is HOME.
Brighton and its devotees were elated at the
.nmelike conditions that surrounded the racetrack
y.s,erday afternoon. All OF the various smells
md odors were concentrated into one grand stencil
.sst owing to the humidity. hung over the track
like pail
charles Dwyer met with a Waterloo In the Sec
.,d race as he bet heavily Imperial. at odds of
sto 4 on his chances. Imposition won the race In
.uch an easy manner. in comparison with some Of
30, recent races. that there some scathing re-
marks made in the paddock and the betting ring.
came members OF the shrewd division at Brighton
.,s anxious to know II the stewards ever heard Of
loaded boots. II there be such imposition as
Gearing loaded boots day and losing badly
and winning easily the next time out without them.
~ course IL is essential to the shrewd division that
che stewards do not discover the fact until the
Icing season Is over.
In the fifth race Emma had a large following that
49,. IN her without the slightest regard for her
oxners feelings in the matter. The result was
.,., the men who bet Emma have the pleasure
~ settling their bets to-day. while the owners Of
rmma are amply able to wait for another day and
another race
Charles Dwyer, in answer to numerous ques-
,ops abou, the arrival of his father on the
s, Louis Saturday. said: III my father arrived
have no, seen him. and ! believe would De the
hTs' S SSs Of the Jockey Club viii held the
,isnhattan Beach Hotel tonight, when several i'm
pwyer visited the Brooklyn track on Sunday and
N he evening number of horsemen who have
Sse M attending the Saratoga races were at the
; Nss at the races in Saratoga so small that the
meeting will be curtailed and will end as soon as
sxed Stakes. Here the summaries:
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: selling One mile.
R Bradey's ch. &. Clsrus. by Hyder A-Clarissa :
SAM. Anita Stable, b. m. salonca, aged loS =,
WI Du Bois's b. &. warlike. a. io7 Gear Iosl :,
so,. Howard 100 PENN. and Jilt. 100 (welch also
ne T.me-l45.
nung-cIarus 10 to and to 1; salonica to 10 and
,oI; Warlike. and
Won by head three lengths between second and third
SECOND RACE-Purse $500; for two-year-ods; selling
One half mile.
Henry Krause's b. f. imposition by Tremo o,
tense Mccsre1tys ch & Article 100. Reiff) 2
4 Is~cott's CHI C. Buccaneer. io3 Gear. lo6zl.... .
imperial 100 Dosgetu and Cutons. "a Heay). also
Ps,ng-Imposition. to l and even Article. o TO and
even Buccaneer. ~ to and 3 to l.
Won by length: distance between second and
third
rypn B.cE-purse $500: for three-year-olds. One mile
oneck Stables oh. Dossett. by The Bard-R9sewood ,
~ Il ear H Morriss b c The swain io7 PENN
" G Daly's oh. Golden Gate lo7 90, ;; ;keefe, .
Sir John. lo7 (Heaiy) and Milwaukee lo' cMher also
'' Time 44i1
p.ttine-Doggett to and out; The swain z 10 anu
"a 4 Golden Gate IL 70 and 8 10 2
Won by a length half: four lengths between sec
nd and third
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; selling. One and one-six-
tenth miles
v stear's b. h. Marshall by Voltigeur-Zorneetza :,
santa Anita Stables b. h Santiago aged. ia (Oyerton)
Andersons b. Mirage 3. 9l...... 40 i~ars' I"
Burgundy SO Clifford. also ran
s.,nr-Marshal. to 5 and to 2: Santiago. to
ana TO g. Mirage, TO and 3 70 D.
Won by head three lengths between second and third
WITH RACE-Purse $500 for mares One mile
y Vanke sr b. m. Annie Bishop by Sir ModreoC :,
K,ss Ne Quick yrs. 105 n. tierlsIl q
ssn,a Anita Stables ch. T. Chicqui'a & 20 thee.e} .
n Jenninsss br Juanita 3. 81 tcar so .Jonnsl o
Emma ~ Gear 9e Garrgan). and Roundeiay Ioi 'oa''
iO4) QHsnilton). also ran ~
Re,t,ns-Anne Bishop, TO and even Chicquita' 70
1 and TO 5: Juanita, 80 TO l and 10 l.
Won by half a length; same distance between second
and third
sxru RAcE-purse $500: special weights. Five fur
longs. ,,,
u Mcc.nery's b. g. Hugh Penny. by Luke Black,
s,11,rX.ua Ward 5 yrs. 1913 n. McCanerty, !
ir CARS b. h. Kingiet 8. 1872 90, Camp,
= (.z,,tx q co a CHI z Dollar. aged, l2s fenn)
~'"'' Time-1 :03h.
p.,,,nr-Hueh Penny, ] 20 10 ana out; kihsie' o W
40 10 3: Cyold Dollar, 20 10 i and 1 10 o.
Wv bv two lengths distance between second AND