Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-09


The realization stakes at Sheepshead Raw last
Saturday resulted in a victory for Tamrnanv,
the finish being predicted in this column.
Iammany Is a chestnut colt by Iroquois. out Of
Iullahoma, and bred at the Belle Meade
stud, IN Tennessee, and sold to Marcus DAILY Of
Anaconda, Mon. as yearling. As a two-year-
old he won the great eclipse stakes at Morris
Park, landing that $4,000 prize handily with
odds of 100 to l against him. He also won the
criterion takes as a two-year-old. Early this
spring II was rumored IN racing circles that
Matt Bvrnes had a second Salvador in Tam
many, and when the colt came out at Morris
Park and won the Withers stakes handily, run
ming the mile IN LAO and carrying his stake
weight, the public hailed. Tammany as the crack
three-year-old. His next appearance was at
Sheepshead Bay, where he was a great favorite
for the tidal strikes. To the utter amazement
of the talent Charade defeated the crack in
l.l Is, very fast race at the weight over q
circular track. That defeat explains the good
price against Tammany last Saturday He is
splendidlv nodded chestnut, about 1873 hands
high, with a blaze face. and his long, low
sweeping stride carries him over the ground 81
great pace.
LoRrLLARD STAKES TODAY.
Today at Monmouth the Loriuard stakes. At
1ss miles, will be run, the following being the
probable starters: ARA, Tammany, Huron,
Shellbark, Mars. The Pepper and Patron. I22
pounds each. and Yorkville Belle. III. IL Tam
many Is as good as he was last week in the real
ization he should win, although the starting of
the western cracks, ARA and Huron. throws more
uncertainty over the result. lorkville Belle
should also run well, and the race will be the
greatest three-year-old event of the season.
The finish will be fought out between Tammany,
The Pepper, lorkville Belle and the two west
ern entries, about in the order given.
HERE AND THERE
Sloane, who is wise in his generation, rides
two-year-olds without whip.
La Tosca has been sent to the stud. She Is
the greatest daughter of st. Blaise and was the
fastest filly at mile in the history of American
racing.
The six-year-old mare Nancy Hanks failed to
lower her own best previous record of 2.09 ut
Belmont Park, Philadelphia. Thursday, but
succeeded in lowering Sunol's Belmont Park
track record of Ans. by half a second.
The bookmskers are complaining OF light
betting. Most of the plungers, except
Michael F. Dwyer. and most OF the small spec
ulators ALSO were badly crippled at Sheepshead
Bay. SO many favorites were defeated at that
meeting and public form went so far awry that
the great majority of the followers Of the turf
have very little money left to bet with
Tenny is being worked steadily. but his
ankles seem stifi and the gallant swayback cam
not extend himself in the past.
At Washington Park. Chicago, in the third
race Thursday Revolver, the favorite. stumbled
and fell and Morse and Future, who were fol-
lowing Immediately in his wake. came down .
regular cropper. Washam on Future. had his
skull fractured. and from the latest reports his
condition is critical. Hart. on Revolver, was
badly bruised and shaken up. but Hoggett, on
Morse. escaped without a scratch.
Longstreet shows signs Of soreness when he
pulls up after a strong gallop. Judge Morrow
seems to have left his speed at Brooklyn or I'm
the mud bank where the boat which carried
him was grounded on Monday. He is likely 70
run a much better race the next time out.
Edmund Blunt OF this city has sold Strephon
for 5000 to person who desires TO have his
name unknown to the public.
Messrs. Walcott a Campbell have secured the
services Of the very clever lightweight Jockey
Tod sloane. brother TO the jockey nov riding
90 well for Fred Gebhard.
At the sale Monday of the Locusts Stud and
Erdenheim Stud yearlings q fine brown colt,
brother TO Labold, by Sensation. out Of Me-
mento. brought the highest price in the Locusts
Studs lot. Messrs. Gideon a DAILY paving e. 900
for the colt Mr.. p. J. Dryer secured the gem
of the Erdenheim Stud, a splendid brown colt
half brother to Reclare. by STAFFORD, out of i'm
ported Clara, paying O., 500 for him.