New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
RACING IN A COLD RAIN.
LIGHT FIELDS At SHEEPSnEAD BAY.
AJAX WINS THE SEA AND SOUND sTNKEs-MR.
KEExE GIVES $50 900 FOR \ GOLF

A racccoursc on a l7ry day l. Of the dr"ari'Hi
places on earth. Yesterday rainy day ~
shcepshcad Bay lard clsowhcrcJ. Vet about 2''po
bod warrior, oi the OF the tuif marched DiiN'N
upon the track 20 wrc>t what they might nom the
hoohmaker,. The going va, sloppy. and Tia" pro
granmc sadly mur.el by nun, ron, wiihdraWais
ye, the racing was not alto .cther interesting
Dr. Hasbroucs never at hi best In deep mud'
bu, he made the favorte a, odd on IN tl'
first race. From start 30 finish he honndrrrd' ana
finally fOundered. Major DAILY winning In a common
caa-cr. LIzzctia second, skedadilc Third Dr. Has
brcuck opened at to and went back in the betting
10 10 D.
Ajax carving 1l5 pounds 20 Rainbow's H.
Comanchc's l22 ana Louise, 1913, won the sea
and sound stakes nc Pleased. without hurry VI
hustle excitement Of any kind Comanchr second
Rainbow third What b. said Of Rainbow now
Nothing cxtenusic. set dowr aught In maiice
Ills stable companion Mars. who runs faster III inc
mud than on II dry track. bore the scarlet coora Vi
the three MOrise> mtheT and SON. 10 'he hoh' !"
the third race lie neglected In the Dc'nh2'
The stable has been In poor luck. ana the h'aNy
puns.Is on The iuIf avoid unlucky stable All
Of them fun Of quaint superSt'ions. ih'y pre-
ferrcd Kilkenny 10 Mars Kilkenny was made 'h'
favo;itc Mars easily, Kilkenny second Inc
Others beaten a.ar 81.
Deception took the forth almost without S'Ine
gle. Sir Arthur second, the others nowhere Inc
only close finish Of the afternoon wss In the min
"a
Flir the favoiite 10y the Fa'istina colt
second choice was second. and Miss ('alop, we'll
backed outsider, third. The betting community
Is wonderfully shrcwd this season. II has Dcch re-
marked many times how often the talent PICK
out the first. second and third horses IN m"loch
races. The Faustina colt was the better hoSc' o"'
sims. on Flrt. outrode Lily
Figaro WAS an easy winner Of the last race. when
Wis at SIX furong, on the iurf Doescu "hen'
have made close finish with j. p r.. but for some
reason he pulled co mp at the last sixteenth when
he seemed 10 have nchling chance 10 VIM II Is
a wonder tina, lac not called up by the Judges
Or the stewards. Taral would not have pulled mp
his mount under similar circumstances. 1aral never
gives up He never acknowledges defeat unnl the
winning pr,t has been passed. There are many
iockevs who seem willing ard ready TO Weld every
thing on the slightest provoca'on. Perhaps Dog
eett WAS too tired to ride ont. He wtis inst back
tr,m Chicago where lie rode In the American Derby.
Mr. Keenc has strengthened his already powerful
s,ahIe hv purchasing the Glorianne colt of Albert
Cooper his trainer 10000. This colt is said TO
he witbip a fe~ pounds of Domino 1t is hand
.op,a nricc for A handsome colt Mr.. kecne is not
uka,v 10 be- outdone on the turf this year But FOR
Petingill he would the Columbian Derby
with 81. Lconards
McDermott foul riding OH saturday cost him only
a vacation OF three day. The Executive Committee
decided not 10 fine him. McDermott Is rch Ills
estate Is valued at 800. 900. lie could well afford
TO pay any fine imposed. suspension amounts 10
nothing-that l., a suspension for three days NJ
T. DwScr and Richard Croker said TO have lost
heavily BY the disqualification Of sport MI VINO saw
the foul agree that the disqualification was Just ana
proper Those did not see it say that II was an
outrage people would kick In an elec'ric
deathchar after receiving 1750 volts.
The races are briefly described in the summaries