The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
SUBURBAN WON BY
GAME BEN BRUSH
Jockey Sims Guides the
Son of Bramble to
Victory.
Carrying His Heavy Impost
He Covers the Distance
in POT is.
Fifteen Thousand People See
Dwyer's CoIors Flash Under
the Wire in Front.

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four-year-old The Winner was second and
Joseph +. Seagram's fve-year-old bay
Havoc third. The race was run in 2:o7 1-5
Ben Brush won by length, The Winner
beating Havoc half as far for second place.
The race was worth 5000 to the winner,
$1,000 10 the second horse and $500 to the
third.
1t was a very smoothly run contest, bar
ring some crowding by Lake Shore which
caused some inconvenience to Sir Walter
and Volley in the first quarter mile, and
the best horse at the weights assuredy
won. Ben Brush was admirably ridden
by Willie Sims, the famous colored jockey,
who placed his horse early IN the contest
when the pace was slow and moved up in
earnest when the time came for prompt
and vigorous action. He knew he was
astride as game and speedy a horse as was
in the race, yet be took no liberties with
him. Starting on the extreme outside he
rode for position the first furlong and
was never worse than third after passing
the stand the first time.
For years Dwyer Brothers have striven
TO win one of the big spring handicaps,
and year after year they have sent to the
post the best of horses, among them
tho horse from their stable has failed to
win the coveted trophy. Other and greater
prizes in value have fallen at their feet,
but the Brooklyn and Suburban hung
tsntalizingIy out of reach. George Kenney,
Banquet, Hanover, Raceland and host of
others have fought vaiantly for victory in
these contests and been vanquished by
horses which they afterward met aud de-
feated.
Greater than when George Kenney was
beaten in Pontiac's year sterner, perhaps
than when Banquet went down before
RamapO, but lmperturbable as ever, Mike
Dwyer sat in the grand stand to-day and
saw Ben Brush, a horse of which he Is
particularly 1Ond, bear his colors home in
The van. Friends surrounded him in
legion and congratulated him.
Five furlongs main track
%CliffOrd rs (Soanl, to O5....................1
Harry Reed 126 (Stms) TO O2...........-....-...2
sunny slope lob do gem, u TO l-.----.--....3
iime; :0l IS. gotham 1Z6, Tremargo ia, /
Eileen D 81, Kaiser Ludwig lIU, Full speed 1lU !
aud set Fast lO5 also ran *Favorte.
One mile three-vear-ods-
~On DecS 113 tTara). to 5................,....l
WolhuTst 10 (~iosu), to O1...................-.2
llkins 1t9 (GriGin), 10
Time, AZ I-5. Minaie Alphonse lO4, Lady
Mitcne III, Parmesan Ill, Caldron III 81.
Nichoas IL Ill and Arabian Ill also *Fav-
onte.
Double event. over Futunty course, eleven-six- |
Bowling Bl ook % CLituefeId) **5 to 2.........l
Laudemann Y CTnorpe) IS 10 1....-.......,.....2
*Hsmburg - =, ilhite) to 5..................3
&*Coup.ed with Earus
lime 1909 Is. Prince Lee l22. swango I22, !
Vaiu, ~, Mr.. EATER III aad Briar sweet ia
*ERvorlte.
The Suburban handicap, and a quarter
*Ben Brush 1913 Csims), ? to 1..................l
The inner lis (sloan) 81 TO 2................2
havoc 1Oz ID. LeWls) 10 1.....-.....-....--...3
s@Coupled with Belmar.
1O6, Beimar y, LaAeshore 104, Voiley 80 and
Dutch Skater lOs also ran. FFavOrite.
Five furlongs, maiden, two-yeAr-olds-
*Archduke l22 (sloanh 10 o1..-..................1
olney 122 (Wnhite), 10 TO 1.....................2
WssJeful lZ2 (Martin) 8 10 ol................
Time, 1903 2-5. julius Cesar 122, Hairpn 122,
Syrinx le, Colonial Dame ll9, sir Gawain / p
Wild Warrior l22, Checkers 1I9 Maxine Gomez
1l9 and Ella DAILY l19 also ran. *tavOrite.
one and half miles. over six hurdles, on turf,
llushing 81 (sIack). ? TO ol..................lI l.
sForget I44 (kngi shy, even
Tuxedo As (Owensl IS to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time, so rs. Phebus 1856, Brown Red 14s
and Thackery l45 also ran *Favorite.
LATONIA, KY, Jun4 22-Tillo. with
his heavy i'm post OF I25 pounds up, cap
tured the Latonia prize, after making all
the running. Favorltes were first on
three occasions.
Six funougs selling
Sedan 81 CT. Burns), 10 to l.
Sierra Oorda 1O3 C. Keiff), 4 to -. .. Q
cir T;An Andrew 40 dol (Pi2TIgoS(I 81 to ...S
es Mitchell 90 Tonto l02, sbuttiecocR los, Ei
1oro los and sour Hope lUs @Favorite
'Geyser 1O3 (P1ggotD d TO o5....................l
sidkel lU8 &C. Reih), to l......................
lime, l:4l. Parson 96. The Socman s9. Ser,
rano % and ChicOt 1o4 also %Favorite.
Latonia prize, one mile and a furlong-
aIillo l25 H. iliiams) even....................l
TsXaier9 = 1l5 &C KIeff) to
lime, 1:54s4. Little Buck SO, Banquo II iiioS
and Remp ITO also ran %kavorite.
chalmette lO8 (Beauchamp), TO I.............1
*Jonn Bright 16s O.. Rief), TO 5.............2
Kris klnglr ll3 (Morrison}, 20 to 1............3
lime, 1:0212. Snake 1O3, The Devil lO5 81
Raymond lO5 yril 1C5 Ii Hung Chang lOs and
Aragnol llS also ran ~tavorite
Sid Law los g. HID, Q to to6...;.................l
Annie l03 tMorrison) 10 TO l..................2
Time. i:l4s1 writer loi Robinson ii:eii' ioe
Sim W 107, cyclone lO8 old Center lO9 and
BIRnton no also *FavorIte.
ST. LOUIS, No, June 22-Three
choices in the betting won to-day over a
sloppy track.
Six furlongs, selling
Our Bishop SO (E- Jones), to 2................l q
*Elsie l02 (S atthews), TO o5.................2
Botanic SO q. Woods IL 10 oL...................3
lime, :1S UltImo 81. Hoy Terror SO, Row
land Duett SO. No Pull So, Maid If Honor lO2
Rose o'or 102, Backing Brush 104, Martha
Griffin 104 aud Revenue loo also ran. %Favorite
Nine-sixteeni hs of a mile, two-yesr-olds-
SSchoo Girl SO tCombs), to 5...................l
Allie 1913 (keidy), 80 TO 1......... ...........2
Sister Josephine 105 (Slaughter), 4 TO l.......3 3
Time, 1914. High Prfestess 90, Marietta lO3
High Born Lady 1913 Celia b SO, Kaps and Tsps
1O3, Wi hemina 103 Katie Rutherford 1903, HydR
Bradford 103 ana Miss Impudence 1O3 also ran
@Favorite.
six furIongs, selling
ssIr William los (slaugh;er) 8 TO 6.............1
Miss Bramble 109 (Matthews), to 5.............S
Time. 1872 Can ! see EN- lO3 Polly Hatton
JOB. Gladys II 1O7, Courtesy 10S and Maddalo
10S also ran. *Favorte.
One mile and twenty yards, selling
SBenamela us (Foucon), 8 10 o5..................1
60 Top 95 (k. Jones), TO 2.-..................2
Time. l:48s4. Miss Al Farrow go Harry Floyd
95 and Whispers 1O2 also ran. @Fayorite.
six furlongs, selling
May Galop 102 (Peterman), to 1..............1
sGold Corn 1O4 (Matthews) to 5.............2 2
Loyaletta 81 (Combs), 15 to H.. ...........3 8
Time, 1872 Helen II. Gardner 1O2 ana Ursu-
l02 also ran. "Favotite.
Nine-sixteenths Of mile
Lebe Rose J U3 Cr Murphy, 6to 1..............1
SEva Rice ! Is {Slaughter), to 2................2
AfIa eS DEAN, 70