The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-24
CHANGE In THEDwYER LUCK.
THE SKIES CLEAR AND LoHGsTREEr
WINS TINE RACE OF THE DAY.


Bettins, wins the sweePs:skes fss
Three.year-o,As = K'nes,o~ Re.,e. Ia
Slow Tiwe-Merrimsnt Sold 70 . Gutten.
burser-Now or Never's HWstiiax Race.
l. 1t Is q proverbial saying among turtles on
racing days that are rainy and otherwise dis
agreeable that 1t Is Dwycr luck Yesterday
the Dwyer luck changed. The skies
cleared the track began to dry into
good condition. and Michael's great race
horse. LouRstrect. showed his real quail
ity by beating Judge Morrow. winner
OF tho Brooklyn Handicap in the st.
James Hotel stakes. the event Of tho day.
three starters. Old Bones. who SGT tho pace
for his stable companion. and Judge Morrow.
Philips luck came 10 the selling sweepstakes
for three-year- olds. which his colt Temple
son OF fremont. outsider In the betting. won
In hollow style.
Mr.. NJ. +. Dwyer declared to win with
Longstreet as against lakeland In the
st. Jnmess Hotel Stakes. but this did
not servo to install him favorite. There
was general impression that the grent
was against him. albeit he had shown good
trial on Saturday on much the same Kind of
track. and was undoubtedly improving.
Judge Morrow was at all times the favorite.
but was never ut much better than even
m oney. In spite 81 a rush on Longstreet Mt the
last m9ment that sent him down to 8
f 8. hacsIand started out to Kill Judge
At tie end Of the first snar s run ' see
ends. he was three lengths in front with
halt before I:ongstreet. both going easily. At
the hhsl' Win the EostiSSnFs the
tors vas run inside " :la. This was at
Mh the 1 1ssn hSt sessnSf h
ishTHs rue MF ant ,nds CUT or Tss
still leading; but the race was practically over
whip IN the next sixteenth. while iaral on
e on hsf, ;sesRs WITH tn little effort
or the eight, starters in the first race King
son opened the Nominal fayorts hut reeedea
~ orits wifi Kins sion second choice: r
like making u runaway victory. dash
sssas. sss been sSr.'ss ,S Va. Psss;
snbside. and then tho race settled into duel
between Kingston and Leonawel; Leonawel
Just needed this hard race to put him on edge
and poor Held Leranto was the fav" % s upon
send I'm out from tic start and that with his
Lamlsy justified the prediction in the first
part. but on the far turn dropped back beaten. |
was second. but again did nothing to Justify
az the good things that have been said about
.Merriment. a strong favorite. ran under the
Norris colors In IT., the two-year-old race The
colt won easily; The winner was sold to Mr.;
be, sent. to Iatonia with tho rest Of Mr. |
o'Lenry's string. which will return for the |
Ss n sSs
race on his Washington form. but was unable |
to t m,atntain the pace set by the winner. and
Tom Tough looked the hest of the flyo in
the IN nil ana s Rnt selling race and was
%lIe and fhl Dwys1; ect Tsmpe weS S
Julio. Tom Tough was SO bad a thir that but but
fam fsash Ss win n.
Popular with his owner than WIZ TIE % be9' G
between three. though Waleott was at ali
n Sess a Wa backed to
overs were many The rece vas victory ior
ength ani = half from St. James. Count nm
va. remarkable; from the fact that ne was in,
erfered with twice in the race. Summarizes:
THE FIRST RACE
A sweepstakes nj $50 each. for all with |
7 ,oGO added OF which $500 to second and 500 to
J. 4. Joness b, 6. Leonawsl. 8. by Leonatus-Nettie
4; :. DWyers 6T b. Kingston. aged. i2o Il, McLauah
+ ,t K%ssi SS.I; zs,mp::'. Z; dos htndsr,:,;
rain also ran.
Time :4RA
Betting-Six to 3 against LeUnawel', ~ TO King.
ton. IN to D0ncastrr TO Ftdelio, Is to India
os Ma 40 Is 40 to z'm
THE SECOND RACE.
4 handicap sweepstakes OF $40 each With 81 600
dtcd II hich 500 to second and 500 to third: one
nile and a furonR
T Lsach's hr. 6. Bellevue. =. by vocalic-Frances L.
'canwoo stables br O. George ". l. ~ Nv. Mtdg.
Lepan;o and War Duke also ran.
fine. ,o,tt
Rettsng-Two 10 against Lepailto. 8 TO George ".
10 Bellevue. to / Castaway II. Mutuals paid
II 30 $3.50. $50.
THE THIRD RACE.
sweepstakes OF $50 each. for two. yenr.olds with
bird: five furinngs. " ~
A IA. u. Morris's b. e. Merriment. by winfred.-
!. =. Van Ness b. G. MorolO l25 ID. Mclaughlin, 90, z
y toihnss &. Lawrss III tSinms) ......,... 3
Eisnu rn simmons, Jimmie lanilcy. Bliss colt and
y JOve Also ran.
hr't!ny-Seren TO against Mrrrment. . to Morello
TO iawtss to Eisno colt. 10 TO l simmons 20
utusls paid <11.s. sMh5 u.
THE FOURTH RACE.
The lanes nI far tbrss nlS, |