New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-06
NJ. F. DIVERS VICTORIES.
HIS ENTRIES TOOK THREE RACES.
FEATURES OF THE SPORT AT THE AoUEDUcT



TRACK.
The attendance Aqueduct yesterday
tremely large. President Reilly and his associates
will pocket snug profits on their meeting They
deserve this success for they really anxious to
keep their racing clear OF scandal. NJ. I. Dwyer
won three Of the six contests with Ben Ronald. Pre-
vious and Cleophus. Ben Ronald seemed to be IN
his right sphere but Previous C!eophus were
generally looked on intruders Sentiment evil
IDENTIFY does into Mr. Dryers caicula-
lions. To race stake horses among selling pia'eiS
means an opportunity 10 plunge. but IL - ha'u'
Just to the poorer class of owners.
Riley Grammar was In his customary place IN the
domains OF the layers He had heard OF inc Our
of Appeals decision against him IN his case against
the Westminster Racing Association. but deciiheo
to discuss the matter until he had consulted MS
lawyers Philip J. Dwyer remarked that no a..
tempt would probably be made 10 Keep "lahhah o''
the tracks until the several ASSOCIATIONS h"u re-
ceved no,ce 70 that effect officially. Many are IN
c,,raa % hseve that this notice will not be Issued
The decision gives the Jockey Club precedent.
and that IT is remarked, was really the OBJECT OF
Tong s Griffin who has carried terror into the
ranks Of the owners OF selling platers, was Pr0ml-
neni Waterman who beat his FLY. Break o Day
IN the third race, was entered to he sold for 500
Griffin him up 10 $500 ana then TetiI 1 h water -
sos Sullivan could well afford the raise as he
going on at % TO ! and 50 10 l.
Summaries follow;
FIRST RAcEs4co added; allowances. About seven fur
longs
NJ Dwyer. b. Previous by MeddeF-sunn 1s'ms;
l22 Wayfcn;on. :csyton} ,
Don't Care Aurun - 4, Fox aSd Tori also RAJ"
Bettins-PrsviOus. to and out; Warren'0n' to
ard TO TO- Handpress. 20 to and . TO l.
Won under a pull by length: half a length between
second and third.
SECOND RACE-selling; $500 added. One mile
F. W. Pursers b. g. Perseus by King Ga9p-Nanka, :,
F. yT ear lES Dr. h. Marshall aged coins
J. E. Madden's b. f. Myrtle Hardness 10? vb,;:; 2
ns Minnie xds.s S.o s
and ss N Mys: s'a and
Won in a drive by a length three lengths between sec
ond and thirc.
THIRD RACE-s4oo added; selling SIX furlongs
T D. sullivans b. Waterman by The Bare :,
H. W T. er ihS yf' Break
css s s5s Es D a ss '''F'n
aa to 8 aer 9w to aO' and
Won a drive by two lengths; head between second
and tlrd.
FOURTH RAcE-ssoo added. for maiden hiies two years
old Five iurlongs.
D. Sloane CHI t. Maud Ellis. by Knight Of Ellsrse-
Ma raais ll @cc e Bara.ia f~aig
pink e6ambrav i:en Ella DAILY Naycuine Csicna~
ran
Time-l:02i
Betns-Maud Ellis. 10 ard 10 B; Bardella, 20 to
] and TO !: Zela, 10 and TO !.
Won In . drive by length; head between second and
third
FIFTH RACE-s4oo added: selling. One and one-s1-
teenth miles
NJ F. Dryers br. g. Ben Ronald. by Hindoo-Ben-
Z. W. Pursers b. Yankee Doodle, no CThorpe)
f. Maddens br Partridge 3. 3d.. Partridge 8
T1mour and Rifle also ram
Time-i:4sla
Betting-Ben Ronald 10 and even Yankee Doodle
even and 4: Partridge TO and 10 D.
Won in drive by length; head between second
and third.
SIXTH RACE-For -yearolds: $500 added allow
ances One mile.
NJ r. Dryers CHI T. C1eophus. by Wagner-Linnie
Henry Sulrs Or. Draw Lad. lle ;W,sy9t( 3
a y Joyners ch. +. Swamp Angel. 10s.. Oh. Martini 3
Time-l:4Sl2
Betng-Cleophus 70 and out; Bra~ Lad u
Won easily by length: a length and half between
second and third.