New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-13
MILAN A FAST FILLY.
WINNING IN A CANrER At 100 To 1.
SIR WALTER EASILY DEFEATS EAMAPo-CLo'h

SIR WALTER EASILY DEFE\1S hAMNro
FINISHES Put NOT DEAD HEAT.
Time Is fleeing. so are owners and trainers VI
racehorses. Some Of them are as uncertain rs '''
thoroue hbrcds IN their charge They are r"n'''a"
and like TO browse from track TO track, IN t"e mop
OF finding better grazing. Many of them nave III
ready removed their strings from MOTIFS TUE" "
sheepshcad Bay-ihongh The meeting ~ '"' '''''
place does not begin until saturday-and III '""
sequence thereof the fields At the splendd "eS'oe'
course are gradually diminishing. Ih'r''c" 'ois''
we're withdrawn from five races yesterday rEn'
ran I'm the first race. three In The sccono. SIN !" ""
third land two OF these additional starters
five In the fourth and four In the SIKH ihere "'r'
no scratches in the fifth race which was ope" 10 non
winners only. II l. seldom thai there are "i,h-
drawals from maiden races and those arranged ior
beaten horses Mr. Dwyer again entered ana AGAIN
withdrew Don Aionzo Many persons went TO the
track for the especial purpose OF seeing this hne
three year-old rum The right OF an owner 10 WIN
draw his horse Is unquesloncd. but would u moi ne
well for the Jockey clubs OF the East To ADOPT thc
Western rule which exacs the payment OF j TO
per cent OF the first money from owners who take
their horses OF after their names have been
published on the programme as starters! Race
goers should no, bP disappointed every day IL ds'
eourages and di,hcartens them.
Snort was withdrawn from the second race. With
appeared TO be at his mercy. rs he bad Oily - Iouh's
This left the contest to Ramapo and Sir walter
Anna Il. did not count. shc never does. she ought
10 be sent TO Texas. She Is worthless on the iuri
Ramapo the iavorite at odds on, but Dir Waller
easily defeated him. Doeget made what is called
grand stand hrish. sir Walter could have won !"
two lengths more. Ramapo was slightly lame f''er
the race.
Appomattox won the first race easily that j. H.
Over bought him for s., 500. II Is saf mat MI
Dyer acted a. agent for some one name moi gwen.
In the Casanova Stakes the colors of the wealthy
Californian, ". Oh. Micdonough, we're porSr 10 'he
front for the first time. In a few booAs US much rs
100 TO 1 was laid against his illy Man, and some
OF the shrewdest men on the turf wasered sH"ii
sums on her The amiablc De Courcy Forbes. preSi
dent OF the New-York Jockey Club. was amo"S the
number. William X. Vanderbilt also bet on Mi!ah'
The boy who atteris TO the hly In thc stabe hhu
$50 on her and $1,000. She won with amazing
ease IN fast time, causing surprise ana shock among
the spectators from which they have not yet recovered
II was reported that NJ F. Dryer lost $4,000 on
Kentigerna the favorite AT odds on. kcn'iceTiia
seems to be strangely erratic creature a lew
days ago she a with 30 Impressive ease mat
all hailed her rs the champion My CT the wear
Yesterday she was as slow one of the new Broadway
cable cars. Mr.. Kelly. her owner lost *2oo Oh her
Mr. Kelly Is not heavy lottOr.
Mr. Keene did no, think highly OF the chances OF
Underwood In the Glen Island Handicap. and backed
him for small sum only. NJ +. Dwyer thoush'
Underwood invncible under Taral's masterul gha-
ance, and his winnings on the race were sufhcieht
start Wll0 cat western U'uik' lucy WHY" ""'
his losses on Kentigerna and left him far ahead
Of the bookmakers on this day.
Astoria won the fifth race In a close ana exciting
contest.
The Judges declared bets OF in the last race IN
direct violation Of the rules Of racing because the
weight on Circular found to be wrong. II was
q grievous error. but ne was greatly harmed
as the betting did not greatly change In the new
bocks.
james I.ambley suspended for the rest OF the
meeting. 1t being charged that he crossed Lideer.
wood with Leonardo. in the fourth race almost
causing O serious accident. The punishment seems
rather severe In view OF the statement that Leonardo
was well dosed with whiskey 10 give him Dutch
courage" Is 1t not asking TOO much of an eighty
seyen.p pound baby keep In the straight and narrow
path a halfdrunhen horse Come. gentlemen. be
your Uncle William DAILY wore out his last trunk
strap on him. Give him another chance Just one
more 1hA'.. II he is guilty. take his license away
Taral declined to complain Of Lambley, because he
said, little boys could not always keep their mounts
straight .
assembage witnessed Them and another Thoroughly
enjoyable afternoon Is 10 be put down to the credit
Of Morris Park.
DETAILS CT THE RACING.
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