New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
DARK BLUE TO THE FORE.
RAMAPO AND HAZLET WIN RACES.
-rv.pDs OF THE CoNEY ISLAND JOCKEY
GLIB INVESTIGATE ovERToNs RIDING
ox WEINBERG RESULTS OF


c,rR INVESTIGATE ovERToNs RIDING
on WEINBERG - RESULTS OF
YESTERDAYS RACING.
,..sar, weather and a fair attendance cheered
-, omc,a,s of the Coney Island Jockey Club at
c.as,shead Bay yesterday afternoon The track was
.novv and holding. which caused so many WIN
a,.va,s that a promising card was badly mutilated.
Meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the club
-. Mid at the track yesterday afternoon APP
o,,ate resolutions were passed In regard 10 the
sa,h Of James G. X Lawrence. and the regular
rou,ine Of business was transacted
.o.acon" John J. McCafferty was in excellent
,rmor Yesterday afternoon. notwithstanding the TACT
.na, he was suspended for contumacious conduct at
40 most on Saturday. movement is on foot 10
have some the Jockeys who do not try TO get away
,on the post punished for their perverseness over
ION the Jockey who rode Werrperg on rrluaS'
ooud not finish better than third with h'n' rae
,,,un and Ridcue gave him SOUND peaUhs'
uornberg was at extremely snort odds In the bet
,,,g hence his defeat caused lot OF comment NO
- doubts James McLaughlin's integrity. as his
,o-5 throughout his Is free from the FAINT
.s, suspicion OF wrongdoing. Mclaughlin ana all
,,s friends believed Wernbergs chances were as
sood as any horse in the first race on FRIDAY lhey
80 on the horse accordingly. and lost their money
weinberg started in the same kind OF race yester-
So. u,de- almost the same conditions. with the
ms Jockey (Overton) in the saddle. and won the
rare with amazing ease. Everybody was dum-
founded as the layers Of odds laid long ODDS against
,,s chances The stewards talked the matter over
ord decided to investigate Overflow and to have the
marvellous change of form in Weinberg satisfac-
,or,lv expained IL possible. Overon was called be-
tore them and questioned about the race. AS Nc
auehln had left the track the stewards decided TO
continue the investgati ton to-day. when Mclaughlin
will be called before them
The Gideon & DAILY sale will positively take place
tba mo q
hake accompaniment, and all that appertains TO
sensational sale
Colonel Daniel Burns. OF San Francisco. intends
n race in the East extensively in the future
colonel Burns has made many friends. Lucky Dog
and Lovdal are the first Of the horses owned ny
BURNS 4 Warehouse TO race In the East. AS both
horses finished second in their respective races.
Colonel Burns was well pleased with them Inc
orange body and blue sleeves Of the Burns
Warehouse colors recall the days when James B.
Haggin's stable the turf. green cap,
however breaks the similarity.
Ramapo made his first appearance since he met
the accident that prevented his starting In the
Suburban Handicap He had no trouble in dispos-
ing of the ordinary cattle opposed to him In yes
teros. ace He looked splendid. and was ap-
plaud. when he returned TO the scales.
Hail. ,arred III pounds in the June stakes ana
rompeo away from Ramiro and Wshard as II they
were a oke OF steers instead OF thoroughbreds.
suggesten was made In the ciubh 3n mat inc
the blue eweeps everything before 1t this year
DOW THE RACES WE'RE RUN.
IN the first race Owlet was the favorite 2ia 10
An the betting Ed Kearney backed down from
8 10 until 10 l the best on offer at the close
OF the betting. Lady Diamond. Lucky Dog. Har-
rinston and Weinberg were supported by the pub
lie Harrington took the lead shortly after the fall
OF the flag. and led until an eighth Of mile from
The finish. when Weinberg went out and won as
he pleased by IA length from Lucky Dog. who beat
Lady Diamond three-quarters OF a length Tor the
Via
In the second race Ramapo was the favorite at
be obtained Cromwell was heavily backed for the
place at 2 TO !. and decided plunge was made on
for G''' the place Marcus DAYS BathaInpton
tipped to win by some OF the trainers. who accepted
be desired. Cromwell essayed the task OF pace,
Snnchc ana until lea halfway o S do%n the ~ c
when Griffin on Ramapo sent him into : second
was reached. and the horses were Strengthened out
for the run In. Griffin called upon Ramapo, who shot
length, Cromwell was second two lengths in front
OF Counter Tenor, VINO came fast at the finish
In ne fourth race p5is wa. in demand at at Sa 70
% TO t aeains, down to o." TO s. sandowne who
was neglected by the wise men. closed with to
sandowne. with Hamilton up. led from start to
finish, and won easily by three lengths from Low
lengths behind when the flag fell. and did not i'm
Gtsmonda won the fifth race. She was heavily
backed and the odds against her were forced down
from 6 to until 10 was the best on oler. aien
Water the favorite at TO D Many shrewd
bettors placed their money on James X. keene
Supported After short delay at the post the hed
was sent away with thee horses aligned across ne
track Hike a platoon Of cavalry. Bon Ami was the
first break the line. and led until halfway down
the course when Gismonda passed him. and led
by length when the main track was reached
Gismonda easily at the finish by a length from
Volley. Sir Peter III finished a shor, head behind
Volley. Defender fourth. 800
Salvation. at TO on with Taral In the saddle.
the sixth by three-quarters of length
from Deerslayer. paalin third.
SUMMARIES OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-sl5 each. $500 added: special weights.
Futurty
Betting.
III.
J. McLaughn's \. . Weinberg. by Mus
covy-.IIoImdel. yrs; ll5 10. Oyer,onD 81 u