New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
DWYER COLORS IN FRONT.
FIRST IN TWO RACES AT GRAVESEND.
r.SospRIxG CARRIED OFF THE FREMONT

All loyal and unselfsh friends OF the turi WIZ
went 10 Gravesend yesterday found murh 10 Pi'"'e
them Blu, the heat distressing IL II hoI au-
visable 10 enlarge upon that painful SUBJECT Every
one knows how extreme is the suffering caused pS
such temperature that Of yesterday II - al
cd story that people afflicted by the FeNeres' sea
sickness often with sad sincerity ava earnest
ness pray for death relief 30 the agoh'zed
WORMS NJ the heat prayed yesterday. There were
no cooling airs from she ocean at the racecon's''
On Thursday the air was 40 much less sco'V"'s
AT the track than in town that the vis.tors 10 the
Prooklyn Jockey Clubs grounds reioiced over iher
freedom from the furnace OF Manhattan lslandf
Put Yesterday almost every witness OF the sport
was dripping FalstaH larded the lean EARN as ne
walked along. The hapless beings who went Gown
% sec tho horses run yesterday filled the air with
humidity Of their own providing. ana satura'eu
the lawn with their unwilling and reluctant exuda-
tons The heat was little less than iniernai.
Strong men shuddered and weak men moaneo'
But in spite OF the fiery blasts which seemed 10
come from ovens in which refractory ore was
roasted The trains to the track were crowded ana
the gate receipts copious The tuTl Is al
right and under the methods and the manage
men; Of this year of grace ard plenty IL Will pros
ner When the Brooklyn Jockey Club can hourish
like green bay in such weather as mat OF
Yesterday, the racing future. at least Is secure
The past was somewhat soiled
Then, too. il well-to-do pay-your-ceo's'
self-respecting and wideawake set OF people who
were seen at Gravesend on this melting SATURDAY
Some OF the professional layersof-odGs were Ia
rnentng because a Bowery pawnbroker had sent
them D. D. c. cards This pawnbroNr made
varers coura ceously and extensively at the track
on Thursday. The layers-of-odds took an interest
IN him that not languid or sckiy Ihey pe-
l,eved that all pawnbrokers made money so easily
and so p,entifully that manipulation OF the three
balls would repudiate his racing debts so they put
faith in this Bowery juggler from lomoardy. IL Is
reported that he held up his finger to Isaac ihomp-
son 10 the extent OF several hundred dollars. anu
that he treated number OF Mr. thompson COZ
leagues in a similar way. AT the end OF the day
racrea:,on II is rumored ne owed the layers of-odds
a handsome total running far UP in the thousands
Yesterday those who had given credit 10 MN were
shocked and incensed by receiving a message from
him TO the effect that he had been suddenly sum
moned TO Europe important business. and would
not be able 10 settle his indebtedness until after his
II is not likely that he Will ever come back
Moral: Pu; your trust in paTnbrokers
The fremont Stakes for two-year-olds was an
important and significant contest. j. j. McCaherty
rode his colt APPRECIATE the favoriie, at odis on.
BY the conditions of the affair. Apologize carried
the top weight. pounds. and was concedinG from
FIVE TO pounds 10 each of the other starters.
But he would probably have captured the prize II
he had not been seriously interfered with anu
iostled by other horses in the race. Mr.. Bemonts
Refugee ran brilliantly, but Philip j. Dryers hand
some colt Handspring had only III pounds in the
saddle TO the ll5 Refugee. and JUST barely sue
ceeded in taking the race from Refugee by mead
Applegate was third Mr.. Dryers fast nlly AXIOM
led the field al tremendous PAGE -0' " ~
half a mile.
Philip J. Dwyer is Likely 10 win number OF races
with Axiom and Handspring He has had 50 much
had luck with his horses Tor several years 'hat III
the nature of things forum, may have given MN a
good pair with which TO open the turf jackpots OF
1895
August Belmont will probably win several races
this year lie has swift horses. and the presi-
dent Of the Jockey Club. who is doihs SO i'"'" 'o
the turf ought 10 win races
Gideon & Days uncertain colt, Keenan, was II
a conscientious mood and filled with honorable ara
upright thoughts He did not depart from the pam
of virtue ne was therefore vctorions II h me
Rr;eht Phoebus was a scntlant second. and Sir
Cislahad was a dim and distant third J.. bod
been sta Eg' BY bee How doth the little busy bee
improve each shining hour. and gather sweets e'''
Bemar was the second choice in the 5 Bou rsa
5si Se!nar is not all that fancy had painted HIM
Lazzarone may run better hefeai'Sv,r INV in he
saddle and was an odds-on fayorite But ne ran ran
II he extremely short OF %Op pH ana ahan half
nile nile from, the finish line; u,.-,no. Yesterday
@ pso~ ss fann HIS tho
cap Lazzarone has a fine Italian name ra re -
in the hanGs of a keen discriminating, pehelra,, ~,
ing and subtle cotere which Studies Magh!a SsnI
day and night and holds the 1pnon '1a was ay
entitled 10 all he got e car pfIuF ana OF u ns
Ts,oms BS S family whose pussant fame was
crowned with the Papacy OF Alexander r ni, re-
Parrician wen ;idien BY Doggett. who Was IN
brilliant Gr s w0" ne n h4d fasy Ma
fourth While I.azzarone. ridden by Isaac Murphy
CAS- ,na dcu TpE rot poor posby have been
za 9o1 'n@ Very y0b best and Very nnest form
reg sso l9T are G APf rode him With COMES
discretion and Judgment and he TOOK nrst money
best horses the conditions distances and weights
Turf RE Guide al No al broadway. have JUST pub
sss eeare sGof Il" Pf and ho, int
OF everything connected win speculation on the
a remarkably attractive ana engaging style All
persons who desire 10 set absolutely complete an
zion on horses ought TO buy this book 1t T. the only
manual ever published which makes ms wno ,
reader can learn from It everything, which can
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE-For three-yeaF-o.ds and upward; handl-
cap: $50 ADDED. one mile and ,hree-s xtcenihs
T. ne'''9 F.
+ DSs.' VS. '' 10 C saI ios,:
Ramapo Stables oh. h. EedsAn; os T., 4,
George Jacobs b. c. Stephen J., I ~; ,,,
f.;.:s MsGy. D. 1!saa?Fs9l ! ss
Won easily BY TWO lengths; tnreequarters Of length
between second ard third
SECOND RAcE-For maidens three years old and up
ward; 500 added; carry 10 Ms. One mile
y I,orllard's b. c. April Fool. by sensa
A. ''o T. s. H. Norris ''' 81 10 I1sss
Ade,e Stables br. c Ingo,dsby, Z, no.
di1m.,on,S 81 q
King Michael 3. lOI .t)oggeiO u 81 .,
SssSd'; : Hl.f Is i
Hedouln 3. llO............: .cGrts)V 2D-i 81
~ Time 49,.
W., hartly ty length; tho distance between
second ard third
THIRD RAcE-THE FREMONT STAKES For two.
vearolds: $500 each. half forfeit. SO declared BY
January ]. 1895. or s." II declared By April l. 1895
Guaranteed value $4,000. TO winner IS 900 T.
second $500. and TO third $3.50 Winner Of Grea,
American stakes carry five pounds extra Beaten
...Laens allowed seven pounds. Six furlonc.