New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-29


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IS isfi in at at si9c i::S
fSI Starters at $3.50 additional a7oo
There is no guess work about the foregoing table
except in the number OF 'tar,ers II .oohs almost
certain tina, there will less than fifteen
youngsters 10 try for the richest two-yeaE-o!u
stakes raced for in the world.
Now in regard TO the quality of The probable
starters. There have not been 80 many high-cIass
two-year-olds in any year since fremont con-
ouered everything in the East. That season Qsso)
was prolific in great two-year-olds who afterward
were champions on he turf fremont won thirteen
races and retired unbeaten. King Fox started in
five races and won four OF them. He was defeated
nv Kingston in the Sect Stakes AZ Monmouth
Park (od track in the fast time. for six furionss
OF ll4i. King Fox died that fall. Hanover started
IN three races and them all Firenzi Bessie
June and Connemara were the champion Miles OF
1856 fremont broke down in the spring OF 49,
Hanover was the king of the three-year-oid dlvisoh
and was called white Wings" 10y the stable lads
Kingston was OF the greatest camlaigneTs III
the history OF the American turf Firenzl WAS the
empress OF the turf and defeated nearly every
rreat racer OF her time Harcver Is considered the
nrst sire in America and Handspring is worthy
son who Is likely perpetuate Ms name on Inc
turf fremont has been fairly successful as ii sire
Firenzi is now matron d Rancho del Paso, In
HIGH-CLASs TWO-YEAR-OLDS ENGAGED
The two-year-olds OF 1895 premise 10 equal the
records OF 1886 although there is not fremont IN
the lot Hastings Is as likely to uphold the SUI
prernacy OF Spendthrfi sire this year as Kings
ton did years ago. Applegate - by Buchahah'
sturdy in his day. Appreciate is no mean Or
ponen, as he was excessively paced in the early
spring Hazlet has not run as well In hls races aS
he did in his trials Requial gave great promise IN
the spring. but illness caused him 10 be Withdrawn
from active training besides. he met an acc'-
dent at Saratoga that gaze him another se'oach'
Crescendo is a California champion who Is hish'!
thought OF by everybody who saw him race Oh 'ne
Pacific slope Cresceafo IL by Flambeau. dam Janet
IN imported mare Margrave. a representative cont
by ST. Blaise, and many others are wei thous"' u
Here IS a list OF OF me youngsters 'hat nave
been eft in the race: Handspring Crescendo
Axiom. Jefferson The Native. Margrave' "d'e'
Hamilton H. Requiial Hastings, Fo:na, Beau
Ideal H. Wishard. Perjury. Merry Prince The Mer-
chant Silver II. Radnor. Appegate' DamSe' MN
rod Agnes Refugee. Sonata, Murray Haze' anu
Bonapartc. 49, ~
Wihou, doubt one Of the best fields that ever
..oad tho starters flag in America will meet in the
t,cs for IN. Fu,urity Stakes August q al the
Eheepshead Bay racetrack Americans shou'o ais
TO the occasion and turn out in FORCE 10 "'neN'
what should be OF ;he greatest races III '''e II"
tory o, the turf If 10000 Americans were p'eS'n d.
the EPSON Derby in England this year al Iea9'
100 oeo American, should see the Futurity on Az
gus, "a ..,- oo,,,,r,
Foxhan P Keene intends to remain In tnis cou.,t's
rn,y The racing season IS Mr.. keene sd" d
great deal Of racing in England tbs year. IN , Sln
Ing about Sir Visfo the winner o! the EPSON DeI
VVs Resnc said Sir Visto is extremely ordinary
booking animal The ,hree-year-olds IN f,s1"r ss
saw Mr. Croker and MI DIVER sev n',s, I'M ,n
They are amply abe 10 IaHe ,be American horses in
England have been greatly eHass Sookmak|r Ny
two,year-ods promised well in ne spns s sn1 81 20
Of them placed in tne,f ra srs mined out The
racing meetings IN Eng ana nave peem ,. a. .. a.
ronized a, larger crowds than ever oe'''e "'e q"
Mr Ksene has played polo almost daily in Eng Eng
a.d and IS in robust p4 heat 1na
and VIII probably be member OF pV,' me season
win play all Corners at Newport ia'ef III '"e A'''
CHARMS OF BRIGHTON BEACH.
Brighton Beach has charms that soo,he the layers
and ,ak.-s -, osds as well army OF babies.
Bnrh,on tries mems bodies but causes them 10 lose
their souls Everything az Brighton Is @speo'a'S
constructed 10 test the swearing powers Of s ps'-
ron, The cbamnon swe.rer OF the Mississippi RIVER
Steamboats, in their palmest days wouid comm,
suicide by eating the odoriferous brighton DeaC
clam chowder and succulent waterIneons u ne couo
only listen for five minutes to the ar'suc p'o''s
eta poor owner who had been ove,looked ~n ,ss
sibes and Jokes about Brighton IN tne , Lac 81 re
eonslomeraton OF smells that snaIde ~ snectsto
are present every day. and IL makes no uIFrci ny,
rode the hoyse When he returns the scales The
most assnuous student Of the dope BOOK invaf u
sSy gives up all hope a afsr.nce VINO owns tn,
horses what Jockey rides then. w nnr,srs.
and they race in most shocking manner M nor 81
may win at Brighton by half a oVzei ,,' rs or M
Monday. On Wednesday ne VII De er The faii
distance and fully as easily by SON. Wncd o 'e w
There is no form at Brighton. but thefe ae No. %
crowds plenty Of noise and excitement a,a . w,,
s s s ap SPsS to h
eyssybCdy else should be as We R sye come to
halt In regard 10 the renstateme t OF the o"'""'
WHAT A THURMAN SAYS.
turfman who has recently returned IRON
England. who is thoroughly posted on turf "a''.'
and Trustworthy reports as follows aoo"' -"
DwyerCrokcr invasion: Michael +. D"yer ia
won heavily from the beginning on horses III o
Stables thar biz His GOODNESS ana iron Nv
amazed the Britons. who could not unders's"'
believe that any man would bet SO "sn mexican
Michael + Dwyer. ! want 10 undeceve Am III h',
ebout the average English be;tor lneirL a." IN an,
lew OF them who will take an even pIea an. low .
contest where there ~ betting. AHous '' AZ nuc
classes 1t is win tie or wrangle. and IL - ,.
me same with the classes above mem an sevcro
r. Dryer overwhelmed the betting ring on Crote
occasions and both Mr.. Dryer ana MT -. An
Hsve won large amounts on the season up " Iob,
HH0w' II there is anything inat VIII h him fror
Sull and his lion howl IL is to separate MN IN
Ms money: Just long as John Bull Is se noIi,
0n is ds sSEs d %0 S he ne - e smoohes
other fellow down the back and tells nm VIVA n,
ducsp % nan ne . and eysn me noby or allow
fellow begin win and 10 get John g In, ch IN M ~
y marvellous The other fellow Immediately DC
zones gambler and drops his centre DoaId P ~
Rsess and Britons generally. / will give you
sgrwhenever the English press and Engsn nn ca
ess. s" s.nS iSsy s s:s talk severely