The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
SCHORR'S Ed CRUMP
WINS THE FREMONT
Comes From Canada to Defeat
Small Field Of Good
TwO-Year-Olds.
BALKY MARE DISQUALIFIED
Loretta Dwyer Throws Jockey,
Finishes First, but Race
Goes to Second Horse.

best performers OF the baby division OF
the year Though Ed Crunp had not
run on local tracks he had been good
winner In Kentucky and Canada. and
there were enough students OF form ac-
quainted with his racing merit 70 estab-
fish him favorite Mt odds OF TO 3.
X. +. Carmans Lady Barbary was a
second choice at 10 To 8, while the Quincy
| Stables Double Eagle and Capt. r. Il.
Cassatts Trial by Jury were generously
| supported NJ slightly longer odds
The youngsters were asked TO travel
six furlongs. furlong further than most
or the races for two-year-olds so that
there was plenty OF time for courage
Gus racer TO make up for a bad break.
Trial by Jury was on first and quickly
outran Double Eagle, which had the rail
position. but before tho bottom OF the
backstretch was reached Ed Crump had
forged TO the front. with Trial by Jury
next and Double Eagle forced back to
last. Turning into the stretch three of
the contenders moved TO the outside. leav-
ing "A chance for Double Eagle to come
up on the rail and save ground. This
was a questionable move. as the going
OH the inside was much heavier than
the middle OF the track and though
Double Eagle was under the whip from
the moment he entered the stretch he
failed 10 make any real impression on
the leaders.
a furlong from home Ed Crump was
( leading Trial by Jury by a length, and
Lady Barbary was fast becoming a CON
| tender. A few strides later Il was hard to
determine which OF this trio held the lead
and then Lady Barhary got her nose in
front and held II there until the sixteenth
pole. From that point to the finish Bur
well on I'D Crump and Turner on Lady
/ Barbary engaged in riding duel, Ed
/ Crump drawing out in the last fifty yards
to win by half a length. Lady Barbary
beat Trial by Jury for the place by two
lengths and Double Eagle was last three
/ lengths further back. The winner is n
iine looking chestnut colt by Peep o. Day
| -Eveline.
There was a striking illustration Of the
uncertainties Of racing when Stanley, H.
Kunz's Loretta Dwycr was disqualified
after gallopng in four lengths ahead of
her field in the first race a selling event
/ Tor three year-olds and upward. A tech
| uicality put this fllly out of the money
after she had provided an exciting time
/ fog the crowd by her ante-post antics
/ Going to the post Loretta Dwyer gave
Wild West exhibition and buc<ed and
wheeled with Hammer on her back so that
Il was hard work to get her past the
/ Judges stand for the parade. She went
along in fairly good order until reaching
the top OF the backstretch. when she
reared again and sent her rider flying over
the renee
Hammer appeared stunned for few
moments but got on his feet and plucl,ily
! IeHiouH'eu' ne mao u long struggle Win
sn Ss0S %o11s which b ended !. @
no, rewoun, hnt so,Iowo I"s ,lme ne uoa
CmSSd i0 D the saddle asan % %nS @ DS' he
,ace N,e barrier. loretta pwyer mad been
backed from TO to I TO and strange
to say when the race began she settled
ing the ,"ld few " S @o,S fta' r t Ms n ,Paa
o.a DTysz never was tsreS,Snea and
rem when she passed the judges: '' The lat
mis-, Jr The summaries:
For three -year-olds and upward; selling; by
l0P Horse and aye w, Jockey PRICE,, Fin
Mary werren.2 oS Sumter..... .es 10 10
s.s Misa%s@'s - E HsGsl,y is-i'ss
! Loretta Dwycr, g. l0i Hammer TT rs
| Finished nrst disqualified for not carryin z
Weight TO post.
/ Time, 1882
Good snrt; won ridden out; Mary Warren,
~, a; ~ n'utmn tuNstu Light. oWhed
W "nofe" "'"er uainGd oy a. D. uoidsoorough'
SECOND RACE.
r $50 aS ss sdSsa "sns by subscription
| Horse and age. VI Jockey. Prices Fin.
/ J. j Lllis. . 49,. . iO7 Marco . a-5 ITO Is
Manson. 5. .... iO8 Buxton. o.. 80 10 %
| Ben Ounce, a.. i07. Trohler... 81 SO 3,
! LILY Orme. Q $500. i04 Ward .... 81 81 4
stars Stripes, 3. 100 Turner DO. 1911 81 o
Time, l43
>. Good start won easily; j, j. IIis, blk. e. by
bannockburn-Tootsy Mack owned by David
'"'e"eo"' "a'heu oy o. Meihu ghuh' Jr
THIRD RACE.
For three-ycar-olds and upward; highwei Oh
handicap by subscription Of So with $500 added
Horse and &c VT Jockey PRIZES Fin
HOrnir i?s buxton ii-b 10 II
Ambrose 4 ..... IFS McCahcy 81 Al 10
Sprin Board, g., 40 Davies - iI-5 10 I
Rolling Stone o i2T Schut ger 1911 al
Time il5
trained by q. zeigler.