New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-29
GOOD RACES AT SHEEPSHEAD
p.RNrs GETS TIE BIG HANDICAP.

THE OTHER RACES WON BY FELLowPlAY, BLAST,
ALL HANDS AROUND. ITAsKA AND BEAVER
WICK.
The racing at Sheepshead Bay yesterday was
ms enjoyable and admirable as that OF Tue Va,
before was unpleasant and unsatisfactory. MOI
an incident occurred to embarrass the smooth
nyoeress OF the sport TO disturb the gra'mca-
tion Of the spectators OF whom great numnere were
preseut The results not star ing except Ill no
third race which was by All Hands Around sho
was an outsider" in the betting The otnef "lnhoIS
were either first second favorites. but there "c'o "
era, thrilling finishes and every race attractive as
spectacle
The first race had some swift short spinners IN IT, ou
straAspey the of them all. had pad START anu
Douohue seemed 70 lose all heart His horse came WIN
wonderful speed the homestretch but there was 700
much space TO make up. Felowplay and jim kenWick
are extremely rapid scrambers and they had headto
head FINISH Maughln's fine riding getting the verdct
FOR Fcllowplay 49,
The second race won by Blast, was run In slow tine
because during the first half all were waiting, bnt
the contest in the home stretch was OF inc
keerest. Mite b. did not run as well az
WINS cxpecte and evidently is not in the same CLASS rs
the hying Duchess Blast was expe:ted by many 70 WIN
the Ennporium. Leo seemed to need more WORK. ne Is
not the colt OF and may mover prove Whoy
worthy of his great sire the Duke of Magenta Burgo
master raced unexpectedly WE'LL and should be wa'cheo
with resDAc The master of Preakness could not nave
expected 10 do anything with Hnaaya except 10 give
MIN an airing, he would have put Jockey on nun WI"
can do something than cling to the saddle lheio
were excellent jockeys in abundance dsengageo anu ho
man who hoped to win would ever give Riley
mount.
William L. Scott ia getting consolation in great showers
for the retirement of his FRIEND the Sage OF Greysone
from politics. Almost every day he wins good race
and In proportion to the number of horses started his
stable this year successful than any othsi
his fy All Hands Around the third race handsome
tl,a of
PM her success afforded excuse for the foolsh
policy which adopted in the fourth race the hshueap
Of miles in forcing his mare Blue Grass Be!e al pace
which she could moi possibly keep All her speed and
strength were exhausted when sac still had long Jour
ney 10 90 Then Mclaughlin hurried Barnes along ata
pace that Drake Carter could not equal and Barnes
won easily Drake Carter is somewhat sucn
brute as Aranza When in good condition and
I'm the night humor he beat both Barnes and George
Kinney last year but he is uncertain delicate ana hau
TO train Barnes was far better than he yesterday.
Tho selling race fell 10 the Itaska. Pierre Lorl-
lard made a mistake ne sold this horse for small
sum two years lie has won many races since then
Beaverwyck won the steepechase after sharp finish
with Charlemagne and Tom Maven.
A Windsor Hotel correspondent who has been dong
some fine work with figures writes that - Put in the
French pools tho first Tuesday ana the Whoie
amount after eyeryrace pat i'll the pools In the next az
the rates which the pools paid, would nave reacheu
the astounding total If $4,000 # the specuator could
have picked out every winner his II an Ht'ViCShub
illustration plinc up but of course it would nave
been wholly impossible for any Que to select every
winner and of also, any large amount put III 'o
pools on the winner after the first would nave cut
down the return 10 a small sum-
Red Bank correspondent writes 70 ask how 1t hap
mons that Mr. Witherss jockey, MeoKnny, gets lett at
the post 80 often and suggests that the starter has
spite against the boy The correspondent ia III error Ine
fault is the JOCKEYS lie is one OF
the most stupid. clumsy, careless fellows tha'
ever rode horse. It only Mr.. Withers's knsncss oil
heart that gives him mounts MeKenny was bally hurt
when riding Mr. whess's Cheerful at sheepShead Bay
last autumn, the Oily falling from collision with an
other horse while at fuh speed McNennys NE
hung by thread for weeks. Mr. Witherss
sympaties were touched, and he will not give up the
jockey wreched bungler he Is But itwoud certainly
be money IN Mr.. witherss pocket to pension Mckenny
generously and employ skilled rider. McKenny loses
him thousands Of dollars in purses that good jockey
would win for him That may he bit Of an Irish bull
But it expresses rockrihbed truth.
FTILowPLAY's PAST DASH.
The first race was Il mile for $500 Fifteen starters
bono hues strahspey Is years, lib pounds, ridden
by Oonohue). Buchauan's jim Rcnwick o. III, spoil
man. Cpsiana stables Antelope q, 90 sparng) Hem
ner MARYLAND e.. 1l8, Hayward, Morris " Patton
Fellowpay o. 10. McLaughnnl, Calanans MISS Brow
ster g. %, Cunningham G.. L. LOrlards Ghdeaway ~
s. Cdureh). Smiths King Fan a, III, Garrson)' T.
Lorillald jr's Nimrod q, Ill, Fitzpatrick. Bradley
MoIle b. g. s., CowaD p. L)rlards Breeze H95'
Oney Bruce Pslanea Is, 10, Ray. Jenninss T&iter
g. 100 Fisher Dyer Bros I'll Dorado t3, 81 Purcei)'
Kerna ghan's Birch q, IS. MaynarD Pools-otGath-
spev $3.50 Ferowplay S175, Birch Sl75, jim RenwicK
$50. Breeze $780, Msrkand $50, King Fan
40 field 800 Books -StTathspey TO z,
Feuowplay 4 10 l. Breeze to l, jim Renwlcx
sto / Rurch to l. MARYLAND TO l, Nimrod II TO !,
After many hreakaways fair for so large field
was obtained Antelope and King Fan being IN front,
MARYLAND next Breeze fourth Breeze TOOK me ea on
the lower turn, King Far second; MARYLAND
FL front, hut Felowplay aud jim itehwlck came WIN a
flight Of speed settled her chances ana they iousat
snrerjor riding barely winning by short head Jim Rem
wick second. length before strathsmy thiTd breeze
with Burch at his heels. The favorite got bad start
and ntorfered with by tnc crowd Tue uine VS.
Mutual Mutual pools $50 a5
BLAST WINS SLOW RACE.
The second race was for treey earods $50 each 5000
added spec Ueights distance 1as miles. Eight
stsrters-G L. Lorl!arl's fly Economy, by Enquirer
Martica-C9 J. DcnOhue), Preakness Stables colt lima
lava by intellectually Belle, oil, Riley, Dwyer
brothers colt Ecuador, 10y EnqIirerNevada, al,
Mclaughlin McClelands colt, Blast, by ArstideS-Co
lean 8awn, Ql1, Lewis J. II. Keenes colt Burgomas
ter by Dutch skater Falling Star. OLA, Walker. p.
IurIlards colt Leo by Duke Of Magenta-The s1uaw-
oil Shauer Kernaghans illy Mittle r., by King Al
f0nso- Flash 0O9 Msynard1, H. Grlham's colt Brough
ton by Glenelg-Ladylke, 01e Fitzpatrick, Pools
Mitte b. $3.50: Blast SO Leo Sij Burgonaster,SiO ;
field So Books-Glttie b, even Blast, to l; Hima-
iaya TO Leo TO BuTsonaster, 10 10 l EconO-
ny and Bsoug htOn. 20 10 ].
No one was willing make the pace, and tho first bali
of the Journey gone az extremely slow rate
Economy leading with Blast close second, Burgomaster
thnyj When tbev began running earnest the back
stretch Blast and Economy disputed every sild win
BurgOnast-r In close atendsnce In the horne stretch
the struggle was sharp exciting, whips flying and
Jockeys driving furously Blast won by halflcnh in
The sog time of 2:294 The finish for places was ei,
tremely close or MIttie b., LEO, Burgomaster, ard
ECONOMY Il was bard H. which had the best ~ IT,
The Judges placed Burgomaster second and Mlttie b.
third Himsiaya also close up and might have boon
closer his rider had not DELAYED his rush until the last