New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24
FAVORITES FAIL AGAIN.
RESULTS OF THE BROOKLYN RACES
pEN BRUSH HAD A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OUT
RUN BY DIR. CATI.ETT.

rem BRUSH HAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OUT
RUN BY DIR. CAT1.ETT.
=. nas dismal and doeful at the Brooklyn track
,ordav For six afternoons the association had
heen fortunate in the weather. as no rain had faleh
on any one of the half-dozen II wasynot violent
storm which interfered with the sport OF 'he
seventh day. and the track was not deep In muu
although II was damp The showers when oe
scended al intervals were dispirting. however ana
the contests lacked spirit. The attendance was
scanty Ben Brush had walkover in the thiru III =
fair The names OF Flying Dutchman, Howard o.
Tilo and Challenger appeared in the puoIsheo 's'
Of probable starters. but no one OF them went !"
the post The second money was slso anu '"u
nancy was SIS Those amounts are enough 10 pa!
for several bushels of oats. but most OF tue ""'
ers in the East act in such cases as II the! Vo'
sdered it beneath their dignity 10 run horses io'
second money or third money IL Is Pu~~h"e &c
centrcity that trainers should keep horses IN heir
s,ahIes whom these horses can money for
s,ob,e expenses without the possibility o. suffering
injury.
IN the first race Rey del TERRA and Rife were
ro and only Is at the BrookTn
track Cayalero was first in race az at,a nS IN
third Cavalero and DR.. Catlett carried llS pounds
each while Lord Zen had only lol up Cayaiero
casioi that il was not astonishing that Cavalero
was a strong cd is-on favorite Yesterday at mile
proved vastly since Cavalero defeated him. because
b c@'S led all the wsy ySSiS 1ys 3q nsman
was beaten of. The vagares OF form manifested
ny 's'S Wadsworths '' wairdy named My Komura
saki has been running fairly NJ Fort Erie and her
0Sd rate that he pad & for ores and other
due in order TO get the priDege Of starting
Komurasak was much superior TO the others in
the nng Mard r a at sfsdna anG
queen. the fay9rs ran third i Wa c9 foT
h ST sT Of ss% at Te and qneha ,SHss %
In the Speculation Stakes Of so, selling ss!nI,
Wei ,f'' and Ben Ed5r. was coupled in the betting
and a1sS d So Of sSaSy
rode Salvabe in his choicest manner, and took
e55 Bsfe IS avn M nndomm6m Useful colt and Sloane
is an uncommonly useful jockey when he is riding
The NTH race Was a selling offar at five fur
lones for two-year-ods. The fayori's RSy s ,
RoHenS oD9nneli, on Miss RoWsna. wabbled as
re werG al al sea SS was saconS Roth had
Although 0'Donnei rode Miss Rowena poorly in
entirely at home on Shasta Water In the final
at Odds on He Was ridden by W Martin whose
jo,keyship in this cid not hrug about the
Rsckers OF favories Every one Of the Ave favor
ties OF the afternoon OF course Ben Brushs walk
tie bookmakers we're jocund while most Of the
Martin does not have an unbroken habit Of always
winning races with odds-on favorites Good Times
ran third. Watch Willie and wait. He Will bring
to you all revival Of Prosperity with Good rms IS
n his own good time Do not be dsc3urageG II
no hatred for long odds. In fact. he rather likes
them. Willie is lad Of subtle DISCRIMINATION and
Ia is willy. In fact. Willy Willie would be a ut
for him.
No racing to-day. The meeting will be continued
tomorrow. when tho Second Special AZ mile and
a quarter the Neptune Stakes. for two-year-olds
and four other races will be run.
FIRST RACEs60 added; for threeyenr-od which have
won $500 in 1897: special weights. one and
ene-six,eenth miles -
Betting.
ST. Pl.
Turrey Brothers ch. c. Or Catlett. by
R Williams 2-1 out
" (Sims2 IL
c. NttieAeld. jr.s b. c. Taisman. lo2 =
fcar lOp .(Mackey) l0-1 2-l
Time-l:J0
Won IN a drive by length; ten lengths between
and third