New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
nwyER'S UNLUCKY DAY
nrp BEATEN BY PREMIER FOR
THE NAUTILUS STAKES.
r,.psrs A BLOOD oD-vEssEIs-FAVoS'TEe
FARE BADLY IN SIN OF ihN
SEVEN RACES

SEVEN RACES.
,xd Of racegoers who were impervio"s
..nse heat witnessed the races az p',s" ,.s
70 ' yesterday afternoon Lancer D' =.
beA0" tunes that pleased the crown os
s'a"., ~,n, and listened "a the music 'e'. ,"s
20, -. much to complain or The men, 's ,ho hot
no' ,ess business in the PADDOCK anu ''''
more " "a the humidity caused them ih"'"
ting MI, ,oa The few veterans OF FORMER u".s
ineo. ine.I,sr,o, were devoutly thankful 'ha' '.' o
a' ...ar1 had been devoured by names' anu .'n'
,sre enabled to wear even 'ne'i 'o
tne' s..rroon Many OF the old deni1ens Oh 'ne s"'u
o ore daily visitors 10 the 'r"'N. ~,
cum ,heir ways, and wear coats Oh '"o 'e
sos.ible texture. instead OF soii's " ~
es' ,ved IN the most ncglge manner
go""' .,os are likely to be everyday occur
=, brighton Beach. now tha' l"".'''o" -
u.,enson Some racegoers are "es
-. o,, why the stewards 90 not " -
"o'as =, trainers who lay against oaus-o" is'o'
Names " ,o~a amounts when they lose ana net
..r. .es mon them when pitted against sup.''''
heavis ePo .ha, are at S TO In the betting.
neO' ,,,rp Under INVESTIGATION.
,,.,,ar who has taken the place OF 'a'nu','. H.
fren"e', .no so-caled iron horses OF the past Is
Bitten "'u ~ ,,o, for defeating Ben Eder In the
unde. II" s.asos Yesterday afternoon. Perhaps
Nau'"u' arIras an Investigation. but whhe 'he
Fie"" Fsr 20 investigating him they shouio auop'
s' ,r,ion censuring the wiz anu M'
.,,,s,s a, the West for !nvelehhs M W.
-,,asing gold brick IKE ben r'uei anu
in'o pu. 10 ether western horses in his stable
some VI ", mean" TO take such an advantage
IL was Ca,,nheu who had travelled In "furrup
OF mar -, % appear like q "come on from
c~au' ~ r.r. Hoop Pole County. BE Eoer Is
,.,v an ordinary animal. II MS race oi yes
eN'. 6scts his true form. Ben Eoer mas NOT
race for several weeks ana may oe o''e
Nf
o ~ ,,o srs.-class condition Michael r. b"'cr
M" t~.,,Iv on Ben Eder yesterday, and the ag-
'o' ., his losses was greatly Increased py
80 =, lady Louise, who burst blooo-Vessei
- ,os+ race Michael r. Dwyer always pe's
49,. ,ooney without any attempt AT secrccy nN
O., .he most public manner. which gives every o
a.. chance 10 follow his money. Moreover no
~ ,,,rr IN a. cept the shortest possible ooos'
ss,ce when one OF his horses Is delea'eo II ".a' ON
" nn,vv loss % him. Some OF the western pe'-
- arc constructed on q different piah' '"e'
,-or. 10 20 against a to Lon shot IN 'ae.s '.
.,s "c,nched" for the horses seiec'eo ny '''e" ~
win 49, S,r,y Slime
Fred Taral won two horses on sunny ''ops ,s
"A Inaer Yesterday afternoon owing 10 ms ms
IN" ax,, as Jockey. Griffin won with
p,ar,,.- and Lady Mitchell. Richard Crohel
lot In England caused many raSssoe
~on,nisorate with him in his do1eiui -, .n
rsn, nj his English invasion DO Aai q" -.
- 60 concerned Richard Croker mas nv
,nything on Michael +. Dwyer' A''"0Ne"
er's horses won several stakes
BAD DAY FOR FAvORlTES'
?, was q disastrous day for the iavo,
Brighton Yesterday. In the hrst race 80 T,ho
AMBIENT were equal favorltes a' ~ oa,roi ubo
80, nv August Belmonts Patroi' ""o
=. "a, :, the lead with Right Royal anu ai'No-e
$3.50 crossed by Darien in the run-'iI' i"'e
- r-in hv a length. Darien beat flsh' ~ ,a
rms third head on the post ioi -. -.
$50 S,one with Taral up. won the seoo"O 'a0e
With the handsome odds OF IL 10 s", As"
,n.-cs. Azure and Lady Mottle were equal Ia
80 q, & To 2 against them. Lady Mottie was
ha erst 70 show and opened a gap OF se'eiai
an.,ns IN the first half-mile. Hallway oo"n VI.
,o,,sstretch Lady Mottle began 10 uIe anu -
!, IIed upon Sunny Slope who hao peeh iu,'s
%econa % on ~ Azure was also close at hand. me Ihee
ns vsy one bS snpny Ssst fa9s a9y SGa Mo,s Ss who
nished third neck for the place passd surprise by
Premier Furnished rec! si,-eoeSi m Srive from Ben
der latter was a. at Golars 10 Go for n the pungers
nd carried as 81 TO sepour heavily
scked for the place at TO on ms p cnarS Eder The
mere So reseVed Two severe blows and the layers
+ odds reaped rich harvest, s.s rornaI took the
The race was was run ,be ns Sace for haf-Inile when
pser so passed him Ben Eder raced up INTO S see e
ns PSsl5on Pc NC avs anu Premier held his advantage to
and W9P by necF fcrn msn wa as
f.saY Mitchell Tallahassee and Lady Louise were
ernate favortes in the betting &c 19r tne m %he
10 was the best offer against Lady Mitcnet. .s,eh
a Guss wben ad2 McSe sS nh me With
ush and won in a drive BY head. Lazy Louise
SanK Pooh gave the favorite players respite
rom their woes by. winning the mile ana ddas ma.
easily tSm HfTnspsf Ions Beach vas e
rneeT 70 Refugee and Religion were heavily backed
the SIKH race Keius1s while Religion was played
some devout Brookynes Anesr siosed
honey OF men who believe III ara. o., TO and
ns sl1Cn isy0raie AZ TO 10 Il waa
head from Refugee who beat Religion nose ior
Lady nez who the medium Of plunge ,sseas at
low in the last race. Lady Inez was running
as and appeared to have e tne Ice sbe faitered and
eli back The mare had burst piooa Vessel All az
head ard sed so PrGfassey ,Ss sssd fna Of the
Ihere Hardy Campbell took hrr io ~ mas .econd
md Sir Dixon. jr.. third.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
rRsT RAcE-pur.e $500; selling allowances Five FUR
a-u,on saN,s ,. & Patrol by Kins ca'0p-fa''en0@
w 49, r4 ID 'he~IS,J pa1i.o g. ioi isioane)
i.em siafe. Rish, R%Sya % t,l iot 90 SPowers
AmS.n, ss ,coyi..) Maudie Trowbrdss 30 tMaher!;
Midas. 40 Dosse,U. and Iokadee lo4 V"ap'"'"' ~
TlYne--l:o3. 1870.
gxh, Royal ana Q Rock.edge 20 and $ WI Errlo.' r
: ~ 20 2 Lannsent 2 and even; NsuaiS %
hsr 20 src 10 Midas 10 and io TOkadee. 90 ana ~
Won handiy by length; a short head he'ween seoona
Ia. third
;EOoND RAcE--yyr.e 5000 for two-year-olds; selling
allowances. Tiy. furiongs-
'e,s r., pSnHs " rs g. Sunny slope by h'her-"e
Ken,co satle's b. c azure ioi (soane) .:.......
. ". Miners ch lady Motte IS tCoyliel.. 200;
u Tsran;o. o3 (IeSetD. T. " v. iol car ,o ,", ,csp
III Thomas Cat 40 GAttleheid); Iraysn'' o,, l.
VIII healeyj second Chance. IS Noweis, onNia or "a
9 8 Harris. Mccall ss 6Maker and Don Bias 10
o Leary). also ran
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