The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-03
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
OPINIONS PRETTY EVENLY DIVIDED
AMOUR THE REALIZATION.

IS
The Winner OF Saturdays Prize Wa, Ds
ei.rod Out or Many Rieh Events-Mou
mouth .pd Brighton open Their Cat.
To-day Everythine In Splendid shap
at Monuouth-The Winning Owners n
sheepshe.d Bny-Thc Mo.srs. Keene, nj
Usual. Head the List-Entries for To-day
Opinions are divided ms to the Realization
many claiming that st. Leonards would hav,
won had Garrison not been carried away b.
overcou1dence. while others say that the
Sunbeam colt would have bceE the victor In
any evont as he plainly outRamed che son Of
Bt. Blaise at the finish. The winner was In
receipt OF 1ok pounds from st. Leonards. and
es the pair will not m Get under such conditions
again tho matter must remain shrouded In
doubt.
There have been many beautiful finishes for
the Realization, those between Salvador and
Tenny and Potomac and Montana being fresh
in the memorie OF turfmen. The battle be-
tween the unnamed dark colt by Troubadour
and st. Leonards was rs fierce as any
Of its predecessors. and nobody who saw
tho struggle all through the last furlong
OF Saturdays race will ever forget It 1t is a
thousand pities that Boundless, the Western
champion. was not in condition. as he would
have undoubtedly been a factor at the finish.
As told In THE Sun yesterday, Mr.. Cushing was
fearful that the American Derby winner had
trained of. and would not run up to his true
form. He had been keyed up for the Derby
by series Of long races and was right on the
edge for that event. Before the Realization
no looked light and was greatly tucked UP.
Mr.. Cushing saw mono Of the race until a friend
told him that Boundless was beaten. He
stood In the Unfold with his back to the track
as tho six horses swept past the grand stand
for the frs. time Like many ma, men with big biz.
western turfman took his defeat philosophl-
about the winner: 49, , ~
Glance through tho Nor Monmouth Park stake
Po os @ the winner Of
prize out Of the Lorillard and Omnibus stakes,
the chief events for three-year- Odds. each worth
Was sood .pp. ha.
Of the Realization. The only engagements
The colt has at Monmouth are the Stevens and
Stockton Stakes. in both Of which he will meet
sasurSsSs nrss foa
t,,, h raSe was rudo9 pnr.no nl'1 ,oa'
as u rss c.n
eas . great brood mare in the daughter o,
and s az Mo ann Pask
quite a numser Of persons visited The Splendid
con y frack van feI
recoras sho,,d ba ovsr tp straih
immense shield; the 6sttinG ring in which
saddSsE. are ali there. and when sSs
annsar at its 6eat Secrafar,es crict mara a M
i McdntyTs haze made strong RTcsGsRams i.r
ng In teS opening at Aye whs
nar stSEes are
glare and Riyersids the Sstratford colt
Wsl 'nst sSe ene aole tnet ran 80
tie 9yerEIerHus Fourth Of JULY will see the
spsnnn an ~ Wonnvt an Oh
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no eahoes with a toy Cannon la or sizzIine
bunch. Of firecrsoEers. ' and . arstseiass
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tho FEnmrsh ., uix oT "oyeafioas.
ysaE;. Sh and upward at one on mile over the
isr three; year:olds ara Inward over erAt the
dHGasdn 1ie cTuTs are no ntakes on
Sesbrieht STATES FOR tWosyear.oids and th be
Psiissde, Stakes fer the latter
= =, ~, s.o ond ~ rdion, S.ln.
tne pHrs Hna ana naandicSp oraer, eacp race paw
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mHutn SskS ,ot thaeS- yeaIjoio nilles at one
anu LIN anu a .nS aopelui Stakes Tor
IN RriShton" Rasch Rac,nuG I.,o,,t;,
Inc P ,t beaSn nacing ASSOCIATION also
ifs iSs Mi meeHinE s1,day Inc Beach
III h 1Mn pecuaiap umentee' ana IL Is doubt-
Pe a sne course az Consy isiand. Ihe clash
DetweeE , n nm @ anu priGnton IL unIortu-
nat9. oI HIt L. was Lac lace every gay az monmouth
~ a9S EkT%ou aarE Eli ta Ak .he on DAYS AGAINST
oflRnGon. Inere VIII pc no dearth OF racing
maseIial az yItner Drlsnton OF M1hmoutn, ana
1nHer capable manaeement poth should pay
well ,,h.r =, h,-..,,.,
Ialand fo-day To RIM AZ the Rriahton 1oaooS
fneetinR rSporteu tnbt tney WoulQ not be al
lowed staDlo room at either GravoSend
mOQata
the brighton Beach Racing Ass |
aia ttoD 40 uoinU avarv afYort 20 rso,J3s .ISI |
20 lIous osoi' oot. W proSlue audi
uonal staDle room. canvass OF the horse
men on Lne RrounuS Yesterday showed the ut !
most Willingness on their part to help tho
W aniy a ett 70 fs se & y which
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