New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-09
oretta Dwyer Set Back
for Failing to Carry Her
Weight to Post.
FREMONT GOES TO
AN ADDED STARTER
I'd Crump Beats Lady Barbary
a Neck After Long Drive for
Quarter of Mile.
BY HERBERT.

nc and natural temper. why
pnEslo Bill has let her escape his net
i hard TO understand. She belongs
vpder a tent. tour
M II took a Jockey and three or four
men to get her TO the post IN tne MS.
ace AT Aaueduct yesterday, ana nov
hsfore she had INDUCED every crazy
,bir in an all too crazy head.
Inst 10 add bizarre touch to
commute entertainment OF plune-
&c bucking. whirling, tangoing, sne
;nn,ned TO the front as the barrier
srallv was released and made a snow
- her field TO win by four lengths.
Tbcn came the stewards with an
.ISenda 10 a most exciting chapter.
Sorctta DIVER was disqualified under
Pnle o. OF the Rules Of Racing, whlcn
reads: ~ oorr,,
heir weight from the paddock TO the
Tb;s gave the race TO Andrew Mil
49, Miss Warren, with Hermls, DR.,
.,cond and Miss Moments thlrd, ana
sonfounded the owner OF the winner
and his friends.
'"T To exnlain further the reason for
,he disqualification, Loretta DWyeI
'sme out of the paddock gate and a!
onee began the playful pastime OF
irving TO unseat Hammer, VINO nad
,bs mount. After working nara Io'
;onr or five minutes she finally &C
,omplished her fell purpose ana
Isnded the boy over the rail on tne
sactstreteh. She ran off down the
chute but was quickly captured, ana
m the boy climbed again. lhen began
ne same old plunging and rearing
mil despairing of riding her TO the
most. Hammer dismounted, whlle
sroom led the flly along to the bar
Irsr A good quarter of mile away
Nils was fatal. Under the rules she
Sss disqualified as starter then
,rd there for not carrying her weight
"a the post, and the stewards lnhicted
me penalty without moments hesl-
ution. g The
,r,ry OF such q crazy acting morse
we're refused in the future
Hard Drive in fremont.
Iobn W. Schorr's Ed Crump. an
| .sSs5 starter. won the historic Ire
-ont Stakes after a whirlwind drive
nth Lady Barbary. II was his nrsI
,,.rt in the East, but he came mere
r;,b rcnutation for speed, class and
...n;ns that made him the choice
,morr the horsemen and handicsppers
! 30 follow form closely. He more
, han justified the reputation ana
,Sded more fame to his sire, Peep
81 Crump. which, by the way, is
he chestnut. fully developed for MS
ace and with the marks Of real quail
nv raced to the front at the starr
and showed the way around the turn
Half wav down the stretch Lazy par
5arv ranged alongside, and the TWO
borscs fought il out neck and neSh
~ The finish. with Ed Crump, aoiy
handled BY Butwell, always holding
the advantage. - .oso., 81
Lady Barbary to heart and went oeiore
tho stewards with a formal protest OF
ghat he considered foul rldlng OF tue
usrt of Butwell on Ed Crump. ne
/ tontended that interference Drousn'
about the defeat Of his hliy.
Ed Crump bore out IN me las' "a. "a
'ieenth and carried Lazy barOd,! IF
80 ,bere WAS some humping also naiI
s,sy down the stretch, from NnlCi
kr~ts1 Nv Jury appeared 10 suffer most
In anything. the winner was respon
{5ble hut the stewards did not con-
I,der the interference justified dis-
A number Of perEons
L Enod with Mr.. Carman in thinking
The fremont was last run at
er,vesend in 1910, when August Bel
vopt's Footprint finished in front.
The race. almost without exception,
,ss been won by good horses, includ-
NJ Waldo. King James, Water Pearl.
Blaze. Jean Bereaud and Dobbins. I'D
! Crump is not likely 10 prove an eH-
I eutjor. On a line through Lady
3srbary ne must rank pretty well up
nth Lampoon and the best.
Il Two for Beyerwyok Horses.
Zeigler. who trains the horses OF
he Beverwyck Stable. tried 70 put
,ser triple. but landed only double
l Manson failed in the second race,
mining second TO J. J. Lillis, but
Hoeni, and Colonel Holloway raced
% victory in the third and fifth
'sees, respectively.
Hocnr again proved himseH a
tsree-year-old above the average. lie
landed 1928 pounds in the high
psight handicap like a colt OF class,
sad making all the pace won with
lomething in hand. Any horse that
can outrun Spring Board at practically
,yen weights according 20 the scale IS
deserving Of high consideration.
u Buxton. who heads the list Of WIN
ing jockeys FOR the meeting, with
teYenteen races 10 his credit, signed
contract yesterday 10 ride out the
es1on for Z. J. Mckenzie, the Cana,
Gar h0rgeman, who owns Buskln ana
&s Shell, among others.
K Buxton and McCahey were tied Tor
ne lead 10 winning mounts before the
fselEg began yesterday, WIN hiteeh
fsch, but the former took the lead by
ding Hocnir and Colonel Holloway
~ yietOry, whereas McCahey could
~ % better than finish second and
sfc IN four mounts. Butwell is
BIRD on the list. with eleven, and
Azfeo fourth, with eight.
kimball Patterson left yesterday ioT
sfsioga Springs with Amazon and the
tstT hOTges he ~ training but
~ Stcward, the little negro jockey. IN
fsfge Of X. e. Benson, who handles
y JsmeE Butler horses. The young.
~ b. promising lightweight and
~ b. geen IN the cOlors OF br. BUtier
re Empire city meeting.
dBgh Penny got back from Canada.
ntils there his partnership IN the
sssrynip " several horses, including
dhen. winner % the Hartford Hsndi-
p With y =. Hackctt was Dissolved.
Humiliation, u full brother 20 Ply
= Fsiry, war a starter in the hfth
ne. We had speed, 100. but lacked the
S>hiDa Of bis illuetri0us sister.
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WORE WORK ON SHAMROCK