The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02
A SURPRISE AT THE BAY.
ST. IEoNARDs AND BoUNDIEss nEATEN
ron TIE $4,000 REALIZATION

Ts, ,.irht-yvcightea Son OF Troubndour nnd
Sunbeam Took the Prize for Messr-
Brorvn 81 uogere-Garrison Disobeyea
ORDERS ond List the Race bs q Short
Mock The Ns-srs. Keono Furious -
9oundic-s Fouied by Overton After re
Was Hope,essiy Denten-Th, Pace Was
SLOW. but Gnrr,soh Lay Out of the Race
uornpipe Won The Doublo Event-sirocco
J.un- tho Fastest Six Furionrs Ever Run
on "a Circular Course nnd Downs Kings ton
Like It's predecessors, the $4,000 Reali1a-
tion stakes for throc-yoar- olds. decided ycs-
tertay afternoon Mt Sheopshoad Bay. furnished
a brilliant struGGlc. the unnamed brown colt
by Troubadour out OF Sunbeam. owned by
Nessrs Brown & l,ogers. defeating Messrs.
James Il. 4 i. i. Keone's St. Leonnrds By n
short rock The favorite Roundloss. winner
Of the $4,000 American Derby ut Chicago
week ago. was badly beaten. Fifteen thousand
persons saw the contest. the perfect day bring
ing out the most brilliant gathering OF tho
meeting.
There was tho keenest interest in the Roal-
5zntion Stakes. as 1t brought Doundloss tho
western champion. and tho best OF the East
eru three year. Odds that wore eligible for tho
bic stake together. BY almost common con-
sant tho race was conceded to lay between
Boundlcss and st. Leonnrds. and with seven
mounds in favor OF the latter the Messrs. Keene
wer, confident that their representative would
turn the tables OH the son OF Harry O'Fal-
Ion. Game little Sir Walter and the
almost unknown Sunbeam colt were over
looked in the scramble to back Boundless and
St Leonards. st. Leonards opened favorite in
tho ring but n great amount Of money came
in later on Boundless and the Western three
year.old was pronounced FIRST choice when the
buge sounded Nobody wanted Accident at
nny price but n stable commission drove tho
sunbeam colts odds from Is to down to 8
and 10 to 1 at the close. Fitzpatrick. on
Bourdless. received quite an ovation as no
eantarcd to the post. but the applause was
longer and louder when Garrison cantered
slowly UP the stretch on tho peaeocky st.
i,conards, who. with head lowered and neck
proudly arched. was much the handsomost
horse in tho race.
Mr. Rowe was waiting for tho start up In the
gap BY the woods. and when tho six colts
wheeled the flag dipped and the race was ON.
There was no pace to speak OF. the FIRST quar-
Ger being run in ~ seconds with Accident
and Boundless in front and ST. Leonards trail
lug under big pull. Passing tho stand and
around tho lower turn the order was much tho
samo with the pace still slow. the FIRST half
milo in 81 seconds. At the end Of three-auar-
tors OF milo Boundloss showed In front
in l:2l. and whom tho milo was traverscd
IN 1:47 1-5 tho actual struggle began.
DoEgett gave Sir Wnltor rein. and tho
littlo son OF Midlothian went up to
tho favorita in fifty wards. and in q few strides
had taken command Of affairs. Simms. on the
Sunbeam colt also improved his position ard
Garrison. for the first time realizing that tho
race was on. rushed up on the outside with ST.
Iconards. Fitzpatrick urged Boundless. but
he could not hold Sir Walter. and Doggett.
yhnn comfortably in tho load. took the rail
saddle. swept past Boundless, too, and at the
bend for home the American psrey winner
s eSnnns sS rss
GySsen crossing to tho Tsi| psIpTbly ionlir
vas practically oNt Of the nee: 49,, ,,..,,.a
sourase Witch gained Tor him last season tho
xoiriiuet e the little bull dog" In vain ths
challenge OF st. ieonnrds and tho Sunbeam
colt. md MI eighth Off mil from home he was
tie dSy this Ms o
ience until tho final farionG. and seemed to
m%s s the
.hs grand stand black with people rose before
sssi s "s nd W ~. SLABS
I'D and whipped tho dark colt, and tho son OF
la Of lis itie jscfey With 1 sSrprsns speed
1t; Leopards's nose was at the Sunbeam
tho br "1Sa'h muzz H"u eStenae% beyoni T.
@h hn, 5dnT k not nch
and G as tho pair Sassed the post tho Sunbeam
ssst Ssasa ana T onp ST a faaPHs a%
apart in tho order named. while Boundlesa
and Accident the last named quite lame
GSfrisgn's inco was white, with DESPAIR Is he b,
rode buck to dism9unt and he seemed drE sd
sh nc hs"f tn the 'h sce Sq
the cheers OF tho crowd made his little boad-
shine n s ahf
tressed than any other horse in tho race. He 4
By T roabadou u U out u sunbesm, that had
!payin as a two-ycar.old and did not star,
Vas said iA that no could have been Sousht ioi
Sa ths SnS Ct MoIrs RnsE
Sss TSs Srssssss 81 ;Is k.sasds
Es prsarea and kept under
The Nessrs. Kecne were very angry over thu
G defeat Of st Leonards ma Garrison g., disoboysst
sodong. It appears sI that FoxhaI Keons toll
nO iockey, hef1rs the race to keen With e,
i they afT a 1Gn h fn' from il
usSs S va a hG %ses
Tact never was Judge Of pace. and yestsrda,
order. After dsmognting. Garrison ar
preached the younger Koepe to make report
That gentleman turned on his heel and walked
away
Naturally Mr.. Rogers was plated over wininf
m 81 ESaIlzatlon. Hs knew his colt would stan,
want Of staying qualities. 1t was the first Root
stake Of the year for tho firm; Capt; SamuP
ionslre. and. as has already boon mentioned
=, W. Rogers In the trainer for tho stable. MI
l'9gcrs II one OF tho hest known and most pop
Har trainers in tho East CART Brown bred IN
sunbeam colt. and owns Tr0ubadourn and SYN
beam both. Troubndour will bc recalled as IN
splendid son OF Lisbon that won tho Suburhnl
Bard, Miss W9odlord, and all tho other grcu
hvrncs ~ his day
"A complaint OF iou! riding was made ae9ins
0rett"n. Boundess will DO sent back I
chicago. whcre hc has engagements. ut once
He din not run NJ to his form. Mr.. Cushin!
sad Yesterday. before tho rice. that the col
t,%lused Ms ssnpper on Friday night for the ars
tion. The race WAS worth about S35.0lO
iIe winner; $1,000 to the second. und Sl.ao
ln Al,