New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
4 DEAD HEAT IN A LONG RUN.
uosx RACING AT sHEErsHEAD BAY.
,n.rs sgNoRlTA BY JEW INCHES

a ruz9aArS 6EN0RiTA BY JEW INCHES
aomAxzAis DEAD HEAT WITH BILL BOND.
,.A.,, incidents and calamitous disappointments
-. ~. racing at Sheepshesd Bay yesterday OF I'M
E,uon interest. The unexpected victory OF tho
-, solt Blackburn in the Zephyr Stakes made
80, .ar So did the finish between She ana senof1ta
~. Nernaid Stakes, which She won only by the
., ons,s hand The surprising successes OF
10 crab in the sheepshead Bay Handicap and OF
60 Dawn In the fifth race also caused no httle
.;,sment which was redoubled when Bill bonu
nan,a ran a dead heat at mile and half on
% s,ass and then repeated the journey 10 oecoe inc
,,.,s Bonanza winning easily at the second 'rlai.
The dbappolntments OF the DAY were 'uoSo ino
shsr,wal OF Kingston from the first race the iauo
MI','.., - ns, a Mace in the Zephyr: the dis
N,x ord disconsolate condition OF Mr.. winners
Su,.- Aurtooma and Inverwtck; the wrenchhs Oh
Eorco,s left shoulder IN her preliminary sanop,
Ing necessary her withdrawal rom Io No1
Raw Handicap; the appalling ana hiuoou, -.aAo ,O.
malta r.. who has unfortunately become uio
r,re IN existence and should be sent ~ @" s
-, without delay; the capture OF po'h iHst anu
sssia'n - N the big handicap by such selling
49, a. Kinp Crab and Eolo; the downiaii OF every
r,. s,ccpt She whose victory was the haf'O"e''
Dn,.. .na the fathomless depths OF disgrace INTO
,rb,ch that libel on racenorSe Dill Do"u e""A
deeper than pummet ever soufdou
The club had the benefit OF announcer 10Y Vi polI'o'
fksr
49, -, raoeyoers are still suffering from the re-
hoe ,.,,o.,rc IN. wild fever Of Suburban day, but
s'No. ,n o,.,,v come out In full force to morrow
- .,,oy the excellent sport provided by the cmo
In the swift Stakes. the Surf stakes and the bay
Rhtge Handicap ,,uu..o, .u,r, Tho
-. -,.. robbed II OF much of Its interest There
-. many other Withdrawals, and only small hela
= p,,s Rock and Defence were preferred 70
80, T., nearly all the betting but although Eoan
no, o1 slowly and clumsily at the start, as he usually
~. he ran so we'll, when fully warmed up 10 MS
so,r thst Garrison got him homo an easy winner,
n.t.noe gaining second place.
John A. Morrs's handsome colt Cayga by lro-
,,.ots-Ietola was the favorIte for the Zephyr
stsbs with Mr.. Bemonts Padlshah, winner OF
she fremont Stakes at Brooklyn, second In favor
put an outsider, Dwyer Brothers Blackburn,
by Lube Backburn-TOmboy, beat them both
with amazing CASE CayuTa was second, ana
he Judges gave third place 10 Onaway, although the
spectators thought Padishah was third. The finish
vas beyond the regular stand. The first two races
were run on the straight as are all short races
At this track this year. Both Starlight and Maximus
disappointed their friends neither of them showing
any speed. Blackburn is goodloohnT colt, but
Cayuga appears 10 be one Of the improving SORT ana
will probably be superior to Blackburn ere long.
Tho heavy spectators have lost all faith in Mr..
Witbers's stable, all Of bis horses seem b be
EhOlly out OF form. Hence although 2uIlCbua uo-
feated senorta Jerome Park, they put her down 10
s,,,, nlans in tie betting on the Mermaid stakes,
making Mr.. Belmonts FLY She. by GrneG Sutana- the
fsxorte and Captain Browns Senorita second choice
She won by few inches but senorita was the better
fly yesterday. Only Garrson's Skill and cunning
secured the prize for Mr. Belmont AT the head OF the
homestrstch he slipped through close by the rails,
while Hayward with Senorits went somewhat wide
Then Garrison worked stubborny and with such art
and force on She that he really surpassed Hayward in
this finish.
A,u1coma's performance was as bad as James owen
o'Connor's horrible perversion and caricatue OF
Hamlet She was the best of the young FLIES last
ysar and showed flashes Of form at jerome PARK
but now she has fallen far from her former high
estate that even II she were to run at Brighton she
would not seem out of place. lnverwick also shocked
very sense by her piuful running In the fifth race
fCery ono Knows that these two good hlies, but
every one sees that they are now entirely unht 10 run
Thsy cannot summon up any OF their FORMER speed
II may be asked with duo respect would II not DC
we'll for Mr. Withes TO take his whole stable 10 Mon
mouth Park Immediately, and try to set the horses into
condition there for the great races at that course
An his horses seem to need change OF air, change OF
.aes change Of surroundings. In 1888 he had one
nj The strongest stables IN the world Nov none 30
Door to DO 1t reverence.
That wonderfully feet FLY Gorge would have won
the shsepshead Bay Handicap in oanter' but she
vrenohsd her left shoulder IN her preliminary eAof
ci.e and became so lame that the judges gave per
,,,.son, for her wi tniSawal. Betting had been
Going m for fifteen minutes or more, with Gorge
fhs f.yn1te at odds on the field. All bets were
declared on and new books were opened In theSe
Bella B. was q strong Avorte In GorSos ABSENCE
ds was not surprising as the other staTers-bro'el
Ban, King Crab, Eofo and Giory-were little II AZ al
above selling plate form. But Bella b. withih ie"
a,xs has become insane II over FLY lost her Wits
wit a hood n hut this madP her
M auieter She plunged and lunged. reared ana
wheeled buckumped and Kicked. After a long de-
Law TSylor got her of much behind the others, The
frantic fool buck1umping, pitching about and re-
estpg TO extend herself She has great speed. IL She
win only use II. But she would not Try and her
Iociry Dud do nothing with her. She was
nowhse at the finish, although she could have won
nv MANY loncths II she had been willing to try. King
Crab won easily. Eolo secoDd-rotten stuff this, for
urst and second places in Of the great handcaps
81 the meeting The field however, would surely have
been of far better quality II owners and trainers had
not generally looked upon as certainty for Gorge at
The weights and hence taken out the best horses All
turfnen hope that the injury to Goreo Will not prove
serious. and that she will be able to race again,
this imported daughter OF IsonOmy and Pir IS one
Of the handsomes, most bloodlike and fectest FLIES
up to mile and furlong in America.
The rankest OF outsiders. Grey Dawn, lowest Of all
In tho betting won the fifth race, while Bar1ster got
IscOnd place Wary was heavily backed by the
3lungers, AND Inverwck had many friends. The two
an in front for g mile or morn, but neither had an
,unce of speed left for the homes tretch and neither
Ras within many Iengths Of the front at the finish
Bill Bond was at odds the field for the
milo and half race on the grass. and ought 10 have
Won It, II Hamilton had not bungled the finish badly.
3onAnIs, ridden with all Garrlsons splendid skill
and energy succeeded in making dead heat with
I'm. The owners decided to run It of. Bill Bond
ar.t
3onanxa was the favorte at the start. This was
TRANCE. But Hsmilton's riding in the run-oT was
tranger still In the first Journey Bill Bond waited
little behind Bonanza. this policy had been pur-
ued in the run-of Bill Bond would have 30.
ANA fs q rater with no burst OF speed in a finish But