The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-06-28
BEN BRUSH WINS
THE SUBURBAN
Mike Dryers Horse Carries on tie
$4,000 Purse.
TWENTY THOUSAND PRESENT
Nine Horses Were Entered and the
Race Yves One Well Worth
Seeing.

New York June pat last luck has
changed and the Dryers have won one
of the big handicaps. They tried for years
10 get il together and were beaten time and
again and then tried separately after dis
solving partnership. and now, after many
years the younger of the pair Michael r.
Dwyer, has carried off tn" great race of
the year, the Suburban. with his son OF
Bramble. Ben Brush. in the fast time Of
2.c7 10
IL was victory for the favorite. and
consequently popular one. and as far as
could be- seen. a truly run race.
Tn. attendance was enormous, even
larger than on Brooklyn handicap day,
which was the largest crowd at a race
track i'm tho cast in several years fullN
$4,000 people packed the lawn, the Two tiers
OF the grandstaEd. the roof and the pad
dock grouuds, and from the shout that
went up when Sen Brush handed the race
and Simms was ho.sted into the moran
Jockeys chair. ID seemed that all had
backed the winner.
The day was a perfect one the track
WAS fas. and a better race could not nave
b,cn q, sired.
1t was 4.8o O'Clock before the bugle called
the nine horses 10 the post. and then they
came out of pa. paddock in Indian me-
following according 20 their numbers on
the card.
The Winner to the Front.
Their, was a slight delay AZ the post
ovyinf. to th, fractiou>ucss Of Scmper Ego,
The Winner and Pclmar but IN five min
utcs Ptttingin got them IN perfect IN"
ami they were away on their Journey
The Winner was the first to show IN
front. followed ny his stable companon
.its
Ter Bon Brush and the others, although
there was lttlo TO choose between them.
They were fairly straighicned out De
for. they had run furlong. and the boys
began to hunt for the place in wnich they
wished 10 run the first part of the race
Cl4riously. not even the LShtwelghls citeu
10 SET the pace. and The nrst three FUR
lonLs past the grand stand and around the
lower turn were very slow, - seconds being
required TO cover tho distance, all tho boys
-..Uiug and hauling ~ their mounts to keep
il.m from getting to The front. The iur-
long around the lower turn occupi IL 10
seconds. Th,u began the race Tor the 'hu,
and ms il seemed "A lwisc to choke ltaNoc
the boy gave him mis- way and hc pre'lhc
the paccmaker lie was going easy VITA
"a lot 10 spare Then came lfcu Brush, inc
favorite. half "A length away, with the boy
doing everything IN his power 10 prevent
him from using up All his speed 50 early
IN Tho race.
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mead the boy on Havoc did the same. The
mile pole Yves reached in l.4I Is. Havoc
having the advantage of a neck. while Ben
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T7lt. Winner He iu turn "a length iu front
OF Bclfnar tn. others hopelesslv beaten
with not even a chance, FOR their money
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