New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
cpoKER-DWYER CAMPAIGN.
,rs IN WHICH THEIR HORSES ANH
ENTERED IN ENGLAND
,r,oxs OF THE DIFFERENT coNTEsrs-rhE
W. '..a,c,x srrrps HAVE NOT ATTRACTED

AMERICAN STEEDS HAVE
y,.c,t ATTENTION IN bNi AIN
,,,o,ard Croker held ions af,ernoon ahon,
<,'eral " H. Jackson yes.e, ass,,red his mariner
,he racing outlook Mr. oro"e ,h,,sbment that he
tine 80" ~, ,,1o breeding es'aoiisN''e"' ''"' "
IN TIE beie No. hout the Engish venture anu
had no 'h'se" =. ,roud prove a prohtapie exper-
that he pehe'eu - =, assured fact that the Belle
imeht' IL j a." will be sold >py "iiiiam r'as'oh
Nea"e ~ ., the spring met,es a. '"e ~.
,raox General Jackson y 80 ,hor, Win ,ha
track NeHe r.rs are eighty OF them' Win the
yearlinss' 80" n forty-hve colts in the lot The
large propo'" l., highly pleased with the produce
veteran pree1 clarendon. both of whom have ex-
OF Loyan' ,ondest hopes in the character Oh their
progeny. -, the shipment OF the Dwyer-
In '' srses TO England. General jackson SAID:
Croker ho ,one that the horses will win many
i sino q, would go a long ways toward estab-
i "... NOW market for American-bred racers AS
!sn .srss are well on their way by this time, win
ne ,,e campaisn has begun and If it proves
.,,,re nobody will be hurt but the men VINO
o., Tho expenses Of the expedition
III. London sporting dailies do not pay much at
,a,,ion 10 the American entries Ihe sporting
49,, disr,isses the subject by saying of the en-
.,os for the Chester Cup: "A couple of Americans
~ nohbins and Don Aonzo have patronized TINS
.,," Moreover Dobbins was entered as hVe-
,esr-old instead of four. which mistake VIII cost
Mr. Croker IS, or ~ 10 Coiie0' IT, "'' ~ - VI
the English racing rules'
co,soous ronorts have been made that the
- CoLer horses would begin the racing
sa,son at the Lincoln meeting. which opens the
6rst great handicap Of the season on March % III
g. caued the Lincolnshire Handicap. and is one
mile straishtaway and closed with forty-eisht SUD
sarihors marked fallins-off from previous years.
Here are the dates o. INC p'iHV'P" ups - ~
Epsom spring meeting:
81 Mott won by
IN is7s Carrying i2i ID. ~. miles ~ subs City and
Suburban April - II. miles twon by Parole In 1903
VIZ carrying ll9 M, 30 subs
There are no Dwyer-Croker entries in either OF
Them Consequently. the Chester Cup is the first
hxed race in which the Dwyer-Croker steeds are
engaged Here are the conditions
Chester Wednesday. May s-Chester Cup Handicap:
C9 in 5 Ps q sss IN nSs "a niles each Richard
Croker's Dobbins. D. NJ. f. DIVERS Don Alonzo D Dob
under Rule s. viii IS.
In addition to the money there is a clause added
TO the conditions whereby the owners of the first.
second and third horses in the race receive "a cham
pjon prize Cheshire of the value of 70 Should
one of the cheeses fall TO the lot of MI croker or
Mr. Dwyer there will be ample time TO ship 1t to
the Rrooklyn track and place it on exhibition at
the spring meeting.
AS everybody appears TO think that Don Alonzo
cannot run around the turns he IS likely to be In
deep water the Chester course. which is modelled
after one Of the cheeses for which Chester is ia
nous Here is the second race in which Dryer
Croker horses entered;
Kenlpton Park Spring Meeting. SATURDAY. May ~
don't f20 additional start rather 40 to start;
stonenel 5 years: NJ. F. Dryers Harry Reed years
This is one OF the great English races. Should
both Stonell and Harry Reed be well treated by
the handicapper, anG should Hardy Campbell sue sue
.eady to race both horses should have i'ok-ih
for the money. ,. o,,
entered is the fashionable Ascot June meeting
Sy S Sf pnds FROM OF and hGPg
Mr. Crokers tw9yearolds make ihe'r n nrs1 ap
%ere made by cable they must be confirmed BY
mail to become valid. Here are the conditions
As'O dune ,aas Cove % Tes1 . 20 % 4 20
r csar q c 9c rs Eel Belle ' Mssd
Montauk Herbert ii. Nattie Bumpoo.
Matte Bumpoo is evidently mlspelled. as Natiy
Bumpo is a character in J. Fenimoore C9opets
sb1 esh be- readily seem that the Coventry
tries the youngsters that start IN 1t severeiy, H9w
race was won by the great mare La Flechte five
years old. last year. with the crushing imPost OF
IN pounds on her back. Here are the conditions
etc: 40
s2o in specie addition Of winch the second shall
%s M fo Ys;S5s
d sS ny s six and ssss iG r 'n'IS
CalIs,rate 3 French; NJ. Abeille's Calceolare. =.
is ssTa L aSo Ariinstons Ksnnsy srna,Gs en-
tract A. j. Il. Bsrton's Barmecide aged; NJ Cailauts
Lutin. L. French: 7. Cannon's Reminder a. W. NJ
Ciarke's Forscker.- 3: Richard croker's Dobbins g.
American; Lord Eesmer's None the Wiser. 4; Sir
Wadie Griffths Sweet Dutchess. A. Sir r. Jardne lone
seaied, Wallace Jonhstonss Best Man. . Mr.. Iow'h-
er tone sealed; F. Lusconbe's Marco. g. ii. Mccall
mon,'s Isinglass 3; H. Mccalmonts Prieshome. a Cap
tain Macheils Rsvensbury. .: Captain Machelis XII
sallaghar .: Leopold DE Rothschlds Altar 3; A.
TaylOrs Aborigne. !. Sir W. ThrOckmortons Covingon
8: Sir J. Thoursby Zone sealed.
The sealed entries may mystify some American
racegoers There is clause in the conditions of
the Ascot Gold Cup that permits an owner to send
his entry in a sealed envelope. which is not opened
until after the race for The Cakes has been run
The sealed-entry clause gives owners a chance to
the form of horses that they believe can
20 the cup distance. besides adding interest TO the
race or course. the mysterious entry is usually
opened, a. the layers Of odds In England are like
their cousins in this country-"they know thing
or two before the owners. AS the best horses In
England and France are entered for the Ascot Gold
coalition will be enabled get long odds against
Dobbins. As the Realization winner meets the
great horse Isnglass who carries 1870 pounds TO his
l26 a victory would cause some Of the English
racing men TO collapse completely. II Dobbins wins
the Ascot Gold Cup the capacity OF the ocean liners
will be tested to their fullest capacity by American
owners looking for an easy game. In the mean
while Messrs. Dwyer and Croker should exercise
due precaution and not make mistakes as slight
errors in making entry are assessed at five
pun while errors OF more serious character are
higher in proportion.
DAHLMANS NEW HORSE MART.
OPENING OF HIS ADMIRABLY CONDUCTED SALES
IN THE FINE QUARTERS