New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

Of information 70 the professional specuator was %as
Shut RpIn in until a lhe last race was over The rights
OF private citizens were Illegally INVADED ann
erfered with In the coolest and most entertaining 3
| fashion Ii was a merry war, indeed, a very merry
Philip Dwyer is fighter of indomitabe courage; i
resolution and staying power When be ns Se
he IS ready 5e 9 Ssy the the pa nf the
of-odds and everybody and everything; He ~ vii
before %0pe he YOU'D YEA Duke Of
%d n'Ta M srGsy Rsf %as hsiF
ar Sohns %s IS to BE- gained BY hn M
the danger that much may be lost oy o gh,s he sa
DIVER VIII send OSt cards of Ty,ta'Hn T1f Ns,
80 a me he eInels and ask
his guests wScS at the saTs Sa sna
everything can be adjusted and all VII, De We, Nrn
pare par %s the most S" eSausite dishes plenty Of them
that his blue ribbon cooks can possioiy u%eyse, % nd
efO1sSs' Of ISL the Chateau Marsaux Chaenn
G5 sne sthoss the
Of oe @ ssry he VII cheery to
any terms which Mr.. Dwyer may propose: ,,,h,,,
dsinterasted @ suggestion Mr. Dwyer You can ae. &C..
complish far by means Of the festive Doaru, Dy
dint of diplomacy and concaton. by the most l9xu- ~.
rious and epicurean OF Delmonico dinners ana oy
means OF the Oldest wines In the cellars al lwehi
slxth-st. and Fifhave than you can Pos'',6h,y ,h
rugged hearts and stomachs OF the layers odds
with delicious dishes and the costliest OF Wines vines
| They will certainly be Modified by a generous ieas'
| There are human. after all , 4, -
| timely II Mr. belmont will invite Mr.. Vosburgh to
| luncheon tomorrow and tell him that ne does no
wish to have any of his horses Handicapped In such
way that they will go 90 the post at Odds OF TO
2 on. much good will be accomplished Did any one one
| ever hear of any horse IL an important Englsh
| handicap going to the post al odds OF s TO 2 on
especially when the favOre was the property Of an
There are many Objectionable things on the Eng
sh turf which Americans DO not wish to see see, I'm m
| better work than Mr. Vosburgh does when he puts
only ia pounds on Mr.. Belmonts Hastings; and the
| What sort of handicapping is that?
equitable on the turf and elsewhere and surely he
does not want The Official Of the JOCKEY
of hi. in such ridiculous style as that ;.
aa ; nsr sor Ct % rs s saee 4l
vii DSGa the the S race ract Few H mem
0 under eye os in Sna or ,r R Ro
relieved and benefited. The casual and nfrequen.
chief and injury thai j. j. Mccareriy and W. {.
Day and Ineen. of their type nave done to the
and Daiy have been called up and punished on
av Of m HG n.tT Of e. em sGGs
to have been sosd to SFl Rryss @e nf
unpopular and is generally disiked and disrused
reform. some serious nusances which sadly need
a9@'ins n, Morsses Would always pu. Max Hrh
on their horses. and keep Litteheld on the ground.
perhaps some Of their horses % Wd gnt T be more
mes ne 10 have have more judgment and skin Than Lite
d wa, H sGs y Aoa'n no o IN % ast
who cried only SO pounds. while Abuse had 100
in the saddle.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RAcE--Purse 5000. handicap -odS
snA-upward Last seven furiongs Of mile.
- s., Betting :,
Fred. Buriew's sr. c. Sir Dixon. t-.uby
Sir Dison-Gpnmac'a yrs, Ici ~ .r.1,y, TS: ,s,
A. Il; 8 D. IL Morris's b. c. TIs ss,,;sI,5, sws1, 10
rrsa t ~ Hari:~s ea h. bucifeHt ;S''t5sni = iss W.
Aurean. ;, iO5 Ccar. io@.~. GsyiSn,SS 81 81
S%ss.s;;. R%5Sa sss''F ;%lsnis;' Ii q
Domingo o. Time. 'i"'"po '-io
| Won drive BY neck: neck between second
| and third
SECOND RACEPurse 1900; for :hree yearolds; allow
ances The withers mile.
III Ss d lis ia ,o ou
| Charles IAttlehelds Or. C. Beaamea, los .,
A. H. & D. II. MOrrss ch. C. Forma' Ii1.
Tme-I:42.
Won in a drive by length nve lengths between
ond and third
THIRD RACE-THE ECLIPSE STAKES for two.y.sr-
oids; purse 5000 penalties and allowances Eclipse
course. furionss.
Blenion :, sia6les h; C. Don de oro by
j. j. Mccaher'ys D. c. Dr. snsppasG , 5a.,i, is =,
tCossetYs III b
.ssa,o; fSsss51ony Ins s.Yai I'm, q Il
DSmioF. ;;iQia%l'o@S z-i 81
Won easily by length; neck between second and
third
FOURTH RAcE-THE ToBOGGAN HANDICAP: for
three -year-olds and upward purse $1,000. winning
penalties Eclipse Six furiongs.
Blemtor Stables b. {. Hastings. b.
Observation-Disclosures. yrs. lIt 10
NJ. F. s,eDhensOn's Dr. c. Ianwen. {. li5 -,
c. YleIschmann & Sons ch c. Sherlock.
3. lo2. 2.......:::.............W. Jones) 2-l 81
n.S4rGen nsas%yss Dossei9 81 ~
Castlelon. IS Ccar. 10 40 Lear,j ~ IL
Won handlly by han length. two lengths be,ween
second and thnd.
Ran away and withdrawn.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $780, for maiden twOyear-olds.
beaten allowances Last five furlongs OF The Eclipse
course.
A. II. e. ID. II. Morriss b. c. DR.. Macbrlde,
W Gaore-Iouay. ll2 ID. ,d-itlienelaj l-2
Mapehurs, Stables b. +. cOur,snip ii. 100.
Don Bias III Ccar iie, ... .CaccaiierIyj0 81 %
sgS,tsh Ihleisan il SIsrs2 81 -
49, -s'' Ilne-lOl.
Won in drive by half length: head between second
and third.
SIXTH RACE-MEMORIAL HANDICAP. for three year
ocs and upward. purse $1,000. One and one-quarter
:tmilcs
Il. L. Roses b. h. Clifford. by Bramble
Duchess. d yrs. ia lb......tA caytoE) % out
Blenton staoie's'ch c. Keenan,. T. 10; &C
Tinie-2:11I4.
easily by length.
SEVENTH nACE--Pu:se 500: for three year-ods and
upward: selling allow Last fye furongs Of the
Eclipse course. -
r. Bradley's ch. (. Lady Greenwsy. by
Marssc-i piss Fox. S years. ~ ID, 3,
4. H. Il D. H. Morris's b. c. Abuse, LOO
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