New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
THE REALIZATION.
A POOR FIELD WILL RACE FOR THE RICH
\ PRIZE.
. VISIT TO TIE NEW MONMOUTH PARK-RFAl
Ooyn,-,ox OF Ell RI REY


a., all van sod q trainer at sheepshead Bay
yesterday, "a western o'' = e'''7
ton Stakes ~ l.. ,,, ,r,, s,,,c
$4,000 But who is this Western coi' VIC nov. %
hoard OF him before more than chce' o"V h''0 -
unable 10 determine who he Is. oh 0"V""'' az
o-Lved AZ Shecp,hcad Bay from Cmcago con VI ''
name Of Palisade a good colt ana "lh"cr d. ""
,rc,on Park He is entered in the name oi the "ei
honrne stable and Is a son OF fo"haI''n "'u ''
s,,v lie has cone here for the fell purpose ol
,.t,o tho pealization lie may succeed in doing
4. tor there Is really nothing TO beat Inc feio 'h"'
,urns ont for the richest prize OF the year ior ,n
,,aroIds will be an exceedingly sorry one. MOI one
NJ the cracks is IN it. sage old Oieeh MOTIFS "ho
"a not often wrong declares that he viii capture II VIII
I,,I,nonv who has received a special preparation
Gov II OF course Burlington could VIII IL
-, =. o,,ciblc I'M, unfortunately fortunately
,,,,n a the gentleman in black does not appear
among the nominations. and equally OF course ue
Dwvcrs might win II with sir JOIN, Who Is ih"oh
better colt than he has shown. but Sir John was de
cared out weeks ago. Just as he was beginning 10
run himself into form. Rcclaie was not hom'"Veu'
more's the pity as she woald have won In cah'er'
,y,u,am I scott may il IS hnted start Leighton, who
s laid TO be by many pounds the best thrceyear-od
IN the Algeria stable Nothing is known OF the cot
in public as he has not started this year. l"so'
from the same stable is eligible, and so Is Baque',
but neither is dangerous in good company. August
Relnont intends To send both ST. CARO- ana iier HIGH
ness to the post and at the present stage OF the game
il is not improbable that they may run hrSt ana
second In his race against Loantaka on SATURDAY
81 Carlo showed a fash OF his best form as TWO
vcarold His work had been bad that even HIS
most ardent admirers did not believe lie couiu 20
mile In better than As yet he ran gOoI i"'''
making Loantaka exert himself somewhat 10 pe-V nm
in the stretch St Carlo is not the ST. Carlo OF le7o'
COLT, N
and spur answering every call of his JOCKEY VIII
courage and grit but now he the rogues badge
n hood and blnkers, and when he goes on the Track
to do his work in company with the two-yed'-oi"'
Lepanto and Jack OF Diamonds he i always Ta"H'
nav even anxious, TO quit before they 40 ii HIS
prsdestined journey is at any distance over seven
firlongs he has TO be ridden out with whip and spur
With Loantaka ont of the way lie would have won on
Saturday as he made the pace lively in the iii''t
hahmile that his less speedy opponents were all
tangled up. Yes bad as his work has been, DO not
be surprised If ST. Carlo wins the Realization.
That colt from the West, who is not Palisadc. may
be Ele,lee one of the Megibbcn lot. Of whom great
miracles were expected last year. As twcycaroh
Eberee was regarded as Futuriiy winner but ChaoS
by aule deprived him of the honor of capturing the
richest prize on the turf for twoyear-olds lie
has grown into grand three year-od but is practically
an unknown quantity In a race. II Is rlmored mat
the winner of the Realization is now in the safeke
ing Of His serene Astuteness, the Hon. Jonathan Camp
bell Well no one who has watched the performances
OF Castaway II and Cassius will be surprised at any
thing that the clever trainer Of the Beverwyck stable
does. He may send 10 tho post colt of unknown,
undreamedOf powers, and may PICK up the Reallza-
tion as easily he picked up the Brooklyn Handicap
but VIC shall not believe IL Til we sec IT, There Is
the unfortunate Tournament, who must not be alto
eether overlooked. senator Hearst is bound TO win
race one Of these days, and Wednesday may be the
rfd IN,
but he may get home in front at any time. as the
senator's hor-es gradually running themselves into
some sort of shape. No need doubt That lOrrna-
ment is a downright good colt. lie will prove il by
and bv possibly sooner than most folk think only
give him half a chance.
II Is indeed pity that rich a stake as the
Realization should 90 begging among common LOT Of
cattle There are no salvators. Tennys among The
three yea-olds of 1870. Iough BrotheEs may be able
10 do something with Granite. their new purchase
though Granite Is not an OrmOnde. as certain peopH
seem 10 think. The lolrhs bought him because he
did better work than any tlnec-ycarod in training
with the exception Of tlcir champion, Burlington.
The distance of the Realization is a mile and i've
furlongs That viii take the heart ont Of any ordinary
colt or FLY if the pace is made at all warm.
The meeting at sheepshead Bay ends on Wednesday.
ON that day the for the Realization Will - run
The second heat of that unique doubc-heIded race
the Double EVens, VIII also Dc run Oh llN N1A' iHN
programme for today j. given below. That for 20
morrow consists mainly Of overnight handicaps ana
sweepstakes the only fixture being the Grass selling
stakes, at one and one-quaIter miles on the turf
Thursday will be given over TO Brighton Beach
and It's rival Guttcnbcrg. both begin their summer
meetings then. The patrons OF brighton are much
excited over the possible outcome Of the scepechase
revival Many good Jumpers are ready for the journey
between the figs.
On Frday-Monmouth! secretary Crckmore's we'll
arranged programme announces eight races for the
glorious Fourth. ON that day the saddlng bell Will
r1ng half hour earlier than usual. the sport begin
ming promptly az O'Clock whereas on other days the
hour will be 80. Among the other features on Fri
day IS the ocean Stakes at mile and furlonc. II
has been in turn By Bramble Luke blackburn,
UindOo Barrett, Pizarro, Miss WOOdfOrd three tines.
Troubadour. The Bard and Raceland. The outlook
for the race this year is that the winner will class In
every respect with the previous winners. The stake
closed with wcnty-cght subscribers. including Mr..
Belmont's Prince Royal. Raceland and Fides; Dwycr
Drotiers' Kingston. Hanover. Longsrect a0d Sir
Dixon; J. B. Haggn's Fircnzi, s1lvatOr and Fresno,
and II. T. Pusifers Tenny. AT Sheepshead Bay on
SATURDAY Mr.. Pulsifer sad that he intended to run
Tcnny while il is also believed that Mr. IIaggln who
has returned from the West will start Salvador, with
every probability that both Mr.. Belmont and the
Dwyers will be represented at the post. The race
Will be over the straight mile ana fnrOrg, WIN
the weights at 100 and 124 pounds. great cOntcs.
may expected II Is the fifth Of the day. With
the Independence Stakes for twoycarolds the THIRD
10 be followed by the Fourth Of July Handicap. The
weights for the latter will be made public at Sleeps
head Bay on Wednesday afternoon.
Garrison. looking gay and handsome, called on the
writer last night for the purpose Of Npndiatng
alleged interview with him published in Of the
Sunday papers. lie characterized tho whole story
"fake.' Referring 10 the possibility of Tcnny and
Saivator meeting in the ocean stakes he said that
Ienny was sure to CO. and he had reason to believe
that the Dryers would start Kingston, who Is himself
again and has been doing excellent work. salvat0r-
Tenny-Kingston- three. and the greatest Of all
Is probably SavatOr. Al Monmouth yesterday Mr.
Withers said IL would be left to the trainer
to decide whether the race should be run over the
straight course or over the oval with turn Many
shrewd judges Of racing believe that on the straight