New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
TAMMANY'S REALIZATION.
MARCUS DALY'S COLT AN EASY WINNER.
THE PETER SECURED SECOND PLACE AND PAT
RON RAN THIRD.


RON RAN THIRD.
The most valuable turf prize in America except
one was decided at Sheepshead Bav Yesterday. To
the Conev Island Jockey Club is due the honor OF
establishing the two richest racing stakes In this
Countrywide Futurty for twoyearolds. and the Real
cation for three-yea -olds. 1t was fitting and
triumphant close to the June meeting Of the club
when the Realization won BY Marcus Daly's colt
Tammany by IroQuois out OF Nllahoma. the fsvorlte
In tho betting. and the colt that public favor
aught 10 have won the race. while The Pepper VINO
was heavily backed got second money and Patron.
winner OF the Brooklyn Derby third. william
Lakeland had assured his friends that Victory was
likely to win the race but his OF preparing racer
for a run OF mile and five furlongs In high-class CON-
pany most amazing one. lie gave Nlc'orS
Just race at furlongs. In which Victory ~ns
defeated BY Vcstibuc. This was a most singular
method Of getting a horse ready TO run mile aho
Ave furlongs against such colts Tammany. Inc
Pepper, Patron and others. Hence 1t was not sur
prsng that Victory failed to get place, although lie
had many supporters who backed their opinions
with their money that he occupied second place III inc
betting throughout.
The number OF spectators present on Realization
Day. saturday half holiday and the closing day OF
the meeting large, but not nearly so large as u
would have been II all the Jockey clubs had been
working intelligently and earnestly from the outset Oh
the to keep racing altogether free IRON sus-
picon and scandal AS 10 weather, no more agreeable
July afternoon could we'll be enjoyed. The track
heavy from the recent rains, but apparently rs
condition did not affect the results OF any OF the
contests Little interest felt In any Of the
In comparison with the attention paid to the $4,000
Realization. Trainer Byrncs put Shellbark In ms
pacemaker for Tammany. and he set brisk
gait for mile. when The Pepper moved up
and speedily assumed the lead. Garrison rated along
steadily and easily with Tammanv IN the rear until
he reached the backstctch, when with perfect cool
ness and scfcontrol he encouraged his mount to gain
on the leaders On the lower turn, 10 the last half
mile he took third place. and when the suitable IN
stsnt came he sent Tammany up to VctOrvs saddle
with so startling rush that Victory collapsed in
tvinkling. and Tammany swiftly left him behind
1t plain that either Victory wps still short OF
work, THAI the distance was too much for him.
Perhaps he is not a staycr; but rs this WIS only
his second race this year. 1t is early TO settle
thst point. At the head Of tho homestretch Tammany
closing with The Pepper, who was leading, at
resistless rate, and moving with SO much power
aud sweep in his stride. that 1t was then clear 10
You'd all question that %mmany must win the Real
gstion Stakes Of 1902. He passed The Pepper at
his leisure in the final fIriorg. Tho Pepper got
second money, while Patron was poor third with
Victory and Charade by his saddleskirts.
Take all the fractional time of this and every
thing In the Realization Journey and II cannot be dis
pued that Tamtnany's performance was noteworthy.
This by far the best that he ever ran, aud
the one which stamps him wholesome representa-
tive of American thQcoughbreds Pierre Lorillird must
deeply regret that he sold hts SIRE the famous roquos
the only American winner OF the English Derby. NO
one can doubt that the defeat OF Tammany BY
Charade in the Tidal stakes. a mere "fuke," duo
chiefly to the fact that Tammany had been INDUCED
little and short of work. and secondarily TO Gar
risons under rating Charade. from whom he antici-
pated danger So in the Tidal, he sent Tammany
with furious rush in order 10 defeat Patron,
that Tammany had no speed left with which to set
sda e'e 1afer chall III N
Tammany In the Tidal Stakes with admirable pa
thence as that with which he rode him In the
Realization. Tammany would have captured the
Tidal stakes. Certainly Garrisons riding in
the Realization merits the heartiest praise. 1t
was a thoroughly satisfactory In that the best
horse undoubtedly won, and that no mistakes were
inade In riding the other horses. This plainly
Q In which the palm went to the worthiest
The other races We're Of minor interest August
Belmonts colt Corduroy got first place In the Double
Event without the least difficulty. He was the
favor4te at odds and ridden by Tara This
colt IS sure to win many races. lie Is good one
Corduroy Is by The nlUsed out Of Cordelia Evanatus
second to Corduroy Iawess although ridden by
Fitzpatrick, far below ks usual form and came
N . poor third.
In the first the riding Of Cox Mary stone
and of Penn ON Anna b. appalling. Hoey, the
and ' one hs ons %eIs be
e at long odds against him. Mary stone getting
'e'9S meS ye SnS A1 ali p bace by capturing the
third race at seven far9mg ort win wocO second and
the favorite killer. Nttlehcld, and was unpaced.
l9 the NTH , race bergen roae yohp Hunter fly
ard she came In third Altoona WAS first and Julia !
Kinney second
a mile and a furiong on the turf. Cleaning was With
drawn. strathme,th was at TO on, and was
came in second Tarai rode SNOWMAN with trcmendous
energy and won the race.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
FIRST RACE-s25 each. 81 900 added Special weights
one mile
g Rs'aG F.
EiSIa. ~ say MdsIeyJl TO- 81
J. A. & A H. MOrrss b. T. "a. Anne g, D. 3 20,
esrss'qs :, q: 'S'i: STy,@s s% 81 y,
c'd Wave g. Zine, !, i T@HSeSjS s0-i '0-i
SIM West straight s' 49, place s25 80 Mary
Cerberus Key West, Mary Store and Hoey raced togo
for six furlongs making lively and close
contest with the issue long in doubt Swinging into the
stretch the seemed certainty for Kew West but
Anna b. rushing up collared him brought Miglcy
the whip, which did help Key Vests chances TO q
remarkably large But Anna b. failed gain the
leod. and her bolt soon shot Mary Stone then |
challenged Key West but did not quite get up, and |
Key West won by a nose Mary Stone second. length
before Anna d.
SECOND RACE-Doube event. for two;year.ods special
conditions; Futurity course.
g. Betting IN.
Rlemton Stables b. c. Corduroy, BY The
Il.Used-Cordelia, ITO (car. Ill 2nl;...;. :, 49, |
" (Dryont 15-1 Al |
~ " ~ Fitzpatrick So 3, |
Thor. 40 i.; ,,I,%s, ii Il
'' - Time IL 2-5.
hiutuas-Corduroy straight 80 IS, place s. 40; Evan
atus place $40 40
woodban. Hammie and the Bliss colt were with
drawn and Evanatus added 70 the field Thor led |
for nearly half mile and passed by Corduroy who
came ON at his leisure and by q length under
pull; Eyanats second. three lengths before Lawless who
beat Thor half length Mutny mutinied in the stretch