New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10
noWN INTHE DEPTHS OF MUD
,orx,rp DAY OF STORMS FOR RACING.
,,,nnrN AND W. c. DAILY WON TWO
RACES EACH

MAIDEN AND w. c. DAILY WON TWO
RACES EACH
,.o,.r, storms Of Tuesday night ana weuhes-
the Vio'.ns s,odo the racecourse of the Brooklyn
Gay ' 60 asemble running river IN suo'.
'o0N.' 49, attendance was naturally small "'
,orses which revel In deep ihuo We"
~, % .arn honors. Even II the SKY n"u 80 800 M,
oil tho morning the sport OF see' .o-,.,, NJ
- hoen ranked Us among the mus In. -. on
,ha meeting. Comparatively spean"e .ra q, ex-
~ Adv NJ best, with no race on .iie .ou the
OH u. n,o,cht and value. But this AFTERNOON w
nroo,,y, Derby for three-year-olds' a' ~ a.
: quarter and guaranteed at siV'N'' W. o. ora
,,a In this Derby Mr.. Belnonts 10" ,or q,
Oc,agon. Marcus Days Scottish Che. ', 49,, Norris
Oc'asot' VI @ p Halls Buddha, the MOTIFS
'he ,'a ,rr,ar. Henry s,uls Draw Lad ana o'i'e.
0oi' COW, ,rr colts are expected 10 run IL inc a.
80 dry to-day these colts would s'ir inc ' ,ho
every spectator with a thrihhe o'' ,,a vic
,rock will inevitably be deep IN fnuu' az - ,bo
- d, ux.,v TO 60 not to the best colt ou' ~ Wv
Tory 10 -, ,r running In mud. In the Mon
-, II,ohwe;eht Handicap at six furlohes'
Co,ha,n Rrandyw.ne. Rhodesia' Ceop"u'
Tars are included IN the list Of probable s,at
Tho two races mentioned may De we" WIZ
d., ~ even IL they must be settleo III ihuu oos
'i 6r,,ar Iohn f. Madden won the hrst TWO iaoe
Pr.,ro q nowerful cot, by Hanover gu.
.I.a,, peel and Shultz. the son OF Char o.
,ao Reu Hamburg appeared TO ENJOY ' n.,,.s
= ,,,,o q tvo-vear-old Of promise S"u''"
" ~ s obtained in a race for maiden '"'e
-, o,d the neld OF course. was poor oi,
Itch peel was an odds-on favorlte III nv No.,
~, sbe has not yet regained her iorin u "'s
var and Billa. outran her Inc ho VA,
In had luck Their black horse ii' -, 81, los,
hr,l,,,n, victories In 1895. but was vi ''' -.,,
ve,r came in last of the three star'eIs u, ~ -, ~,
roce although he was well backed iia'"ia - " y,
suburban at 12O pounds. The Suourpa" WIN NC
c,dad IN Tuesday, June % Unless llama Improve
vast;v In the next days he VIII nave io 0''a
20 cot even third place IN the Suburban
w e DAILY won two races with Billal ana Araoiai'
w p Sink is doing well at this meeting. ne mas
won with Yemen and Sir Play. ana yesterday ms
Casaron the favorte IN the NTH race got his'
place. c,,.,,. Noxaa die
In the hurdle race James Shiedss Mckee ois-
,,avad an amazing improvement over the poor FORM
which he exhibited IN his last previous race anu
,ook frs, bonors Forget got second place
All will be peace and amity between fhlip D.
Dwver and David Gideon hereafter. Yesterday IN
the first race Mr. Gideon lent his jockey. Martin 10
Mr. DIVER to ride Sanders Mr.. Dwyer has sent
the following letter Of apology and retraction TO
Mr.. Gideon:
M 30 Broad-st New-York City June 9. 1897;
Dear Mr. Gideon: Some time ago IN hea'eu , IlS
xrere believed by you have reflected seriously on
your character. Failing on investigation 10 ma .re
proofs 10 sustain them offer you sincere apoIos:'
and hone that the pleasant relations formerly eNst-
irey hefween us NAV be renewed | am yours truly,
'-'e 0e' p. J. DWYER.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST R,cE-Pu-se 5000 for twoyear-olds; allowances