New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-20
RACELAND, WINS AT LAST.
BUT SIR JOHN GETS STUCK IN THE MUD.
TWO OF THE FAvoMTEs sUccEED-KING
MAKERS VICTORY.

MAKERS VICTORY.
The second day of bad weather. the general deple-
ton Of raeegoers pockets resulting from the Suburban
and the preference for witnessing racing Saturday
rather than Friday, kept down Yesterdays attend
ance at sheepshead Bay to small proportions. But
those who were present saw some surprising things
John A. Morris has formally asked the executive
committee of the Coney Island Jockey Club 70 inVesu
gate the accident to ST. Florian Suburban day. TIC
believes that the rider Of Of the other coS WIS IN
FAULT, ana desires thorough investigation Inc On
ecutve committee however has decided to reder the
case 70 the Board Of Control which will hold nearing
In the matter.
Some unkind ill.tempered and njudcious comments
on the MANAGEMENT OF the Mcl.ewee stable nave been
published in connection with the comparative running
of Rey del Rey and Uno Grande at Morris PARK ana a'
sheepshead Bay Yet the is as clear as can De-
There is no reason for fautfndne or Suspicion hey
del Rey cannot run we'll In the mud None oi .io
sons Of Marian ever could. Take Emperor of NorfoiK
Ell Rio Rev Rev del Rey and Sir Johnt is true OF une'p
ALL Yet Mr.. McLewee and his trainer were not sure
OF this until they it with their own eyes iDey
backed Rey del Rey on Thursday, but when the TWO
colts worked together before the race Uno GRANGE
ran SO much better than Rev del Rev, that they put
small bets on Uno Grande, just as precauuoh U"
cover their Rev del Rey bets. Neither Mr.. hcLeWce
nor any of his friends took any large sums OUT Oh e
ring on Uno Grande. Any talk to the contrary y
idle chatter. bling forward boomaXer OF any
Morris Park; Une Grande was sent out 10 wear uo~n
RUSSELL for the benefit Of Rev del Rcy OF course
he could not win, when his mission was 70 exhaust
Rey del Rey's most dangerous opponent he uiu
this work finely, and then was forced 10 retre III
favor of Rey del Rey, who won. Al sheepShean
Bay Rev del Rey slipped and houndered III the mud
and Murphy was compelled TO call on Doggett 10 20
on and win with UnO Grande. What sense Is tere
I'm assaiIlng an honorable business man on such per
fectIy consistent, reasonable and honest running OF
the two colts $500.
This paper has never hestated to hit high and hit
hard in turf affairs when there was reason Tor "
But this writer can SEQ no |usllhca''oh
or excuse for trying to befou the repuNf
ton OF business of spotless name' Oh
any such finsy fabric OF Inference ana lnsihuauou
as has been built up in some quarters NOT cdi He
sec why any sane human being should insist that men
who went upon the turf with damaged n0OrleW ana
soiIed lives should be looked upon as having been
sanced and made perfect by their turf ASSOCIATIONS
while every opportunity is grasped eagerly 10 cast
suspicion upon owners who are business men ol stin
less fame in the community, and whose Only iauil
is that they are members of reputable, decent and
cIeanlv clubs In other words are farobank keepers
and intimate associates and familiar friends OF prize
fighters and murderers always 10 be upheld as SAINTS
while all members of high-csss clubs are to be
smirched and malgned whenever 1t Is posslblef
Kingston eantered off with the first race. Some OF
the boomakers were so fOolshly audacous as to oer
TO 20 against him. Really the chances in his favor
were at least thirty to Hamilton rode kingston
Bergen won the next three races and admlraolo
SKILL he displayed The second was the Pansy STAKES
for twO-year-olds at three-quarers OF mile Oh Vc
turf John Days Hapenny beat the favorite Lester
by head on the post Charade was third Pierie
Iorillard's colt Lormer was well backed, but ran
poorly.
If L. j. Roses trainer had put competent Jockey
IN Fairy in the third race, she could not nave lost
She was the favorte. But Ward, her rider, is the
laughing stock of the trainers and Jockeys. lie rode
a most amazing finish almost tumbling between the
flys ears at every stride. Walcott won Fairy second
and Correction third.
The level ground at Sheepshead Bay suits the acuon
Of Mr. Sandss soho much better than DID the NILS OF
Morris Park, and he played with the fourth race
Reporter the favorite, sulked
Only two m in tie handicap at mile and quarter,
with 81 $50 added Sir John at 122 pounds and King
maker az 100 Sir John tho favOrita at 10 to
on. and the betting was 5 to against Klngmaker Nc
Iauphlin rode Sir John we'll, but this son OF Ma1@l
like ali his brothers. could not run IN Inc muu ana
Kingnaker easily. -, l., ~ =,
Raoeland won his first victory this year In the last
contest with Hamilton up IL was run Oh INC grass
and Raceland was a great favorite az odds on. .
Daily Readern asks which horse was third IN the
seventh race on June 16 Suburban Dayl lie Is M
formed that Kingstock was placed third by the
Judges Vardee was hfth
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE For three.year.olds and upward.
sweepstakes Of $40 EACH with 81 600 added. Of which
$3.50 to the second and 500 the third Non-winners
since Nav IA of race Of 5000 allowed If non-winners
ia 1890 or 1894 OF 3000 n. Winners during the
4 Ms extra also winners elsewhere since