New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
WEST AGAINST EAST.
FAST COLTS IN THE REALIZATION.
AMERICAN DERRY WINNER TO MEET THE


REST EASTERN RACERS.
., ,vhethcr the West or the East has
-, ,hree vear-old colt will be settled this aitcr
unor In tbe 900 Realization Stakes at sheepsheau
n poundless tho winner OF 'he h"'eii.'" <,
D. .v rrn AGAINST James X. keene's 1ast oo' "
,n,,rs against DR.. &. i. Knapp Gun :" .,
80" g. Dolv,s Ramapo, and possibly some OUTFITS
49, trainers and expert students oil rac"s 20.
"" .ho riaccd horses In the Realization WIZ
F', a,oys ST Iconards and Sir Walter o"t as
" .so order in which these three VIII pass INC 80.
80 ia n wide difference OF OPINION III "i0 80 .
C,,c,go Bound!ess won the $4,000 hrN' noN.'
u, morpeble ease ut the end. drawing away "o''
oparas IN the last furlong ana securing ~"
~ he n balf.dozen lengths. Clifford, "e>'e'i
,o l. not in the Realization got fh,ru P'a'''
:, ,,s start Mt Chicago had been prompt anu '" wv
mn,e space and the ease with WIN" , ,.,,
,.orouished St. Leonards would nave % eva
"a.sIor for doubt as to the relative merits vi 'e
Euro colts But the field was "o'' ''" ~,
- and half ut the post. anu "'
,,ts NJ nnpr, indeed observers OF the oerpy "sieo
.n, Garrison was very cautious ana Pruue"' "
,rshond,ng the powers OF bound'eNs' ~ s''"'
=, ,o,so starts occurred. but Garrison WIS '"''.
-, r,,rhIess in check and did not allow MIN u
nr himself out by running lar III "ie'' '''">'
~, ,ns other hand Tara on ST. Lconnrcs was 50 nu,
y" AVID anxious 10 get II good start that ne oroho
- with ST. Leonards and ever again. III"
q, those rushss st Lconards ran lohs race "i'o
ether md drew heavily OH his capital VI Spv'u
md s,ovlnr powers. When the start came h''',''
puua,css was far freshcr horse than ST. Leoharus'
a - ,or hotter condition TO run race OF u mic
and hail. - .. T., tho American
, ad roAo Boundcss with all the resources OF
hi. his force, and his energy. To-Day he WI,
Ia IN St I.eonards Garrison Knows eA"o'' ~
ropndlcss ovcrcamc 81. Leonards, ahu "ooN' "
o,her Jockeys he will know how 10 vanquish houmd
,,t vii, he small to-day. and the start Is SURE :"
Ia ouc, and fair No delays at the post Will oo'"l
IN rr.iai. the nervous and highspirteu CONS, ANU
~ exhaust the RESTLESS and headstrohs' h''iH
iockev In the race will find the track Droau 'i''"e
I, Give his mount plenty Of room ana inc '"e,' vi
,h ,o,rnev a mile and five furlongs. VIII Try '"or-
ouchly the staying power as VOL as '"e SP''" "
rery starter in the Realization. Many oi Inc
F,s,crn visitors 10 Chicago who saw the ucciS''c
and impressive way In which BoundesS huiho''"
IN. pridc OF ST. Leonards at Washington far" "a
pect him TO repeat his triumph To-Day "oa''"
turfmcn almost TO man. feel sure 'hat Do"'"''"
is better than any OF the Eastern COTS. oo inv
,,orhy winner will have many hackers to-day, ana
the sectional feeling which cXces so much interest
md enthusiasm over great race when repreS'i''
tive horses Of the East and West are piteu as"i''
each other ought to attract a huge thronS OIL sPo'
taors TO Sheepshead Bay.
uv the conditions Of the Realization as ST. Leoharos
neiludonna had not produced winner prior "
January l. 1890 st. Ieonards Is TO carr! no
pounds while BoundcsS must carry IL p'unus' D"'
II Is not likely that Garrison VIII be able 10 rue "'
1I5 to-day and 81. LcOnards VIII probably carry
tbre, or four pounds overweight. II is very diihcut
fo- Harrison 10 reduce his weight below lIo his year.
YY,,n,,rck will ride Doundlcss, although this Jockey
T. under contract TO James II. kcene. but Nr'
Eeene has generously consented 10 allow f'zpa'icA
10 ride against his own colt.
DON Alonxo VIII not run this afternoon. lie
suffered more serious damage from his Journey 10 oh-
cage and hack and from his experiences there than
any other colt, and ne Is In no condition 10 race
today He has lost both his speed ana his staying
mower for the present. at least. Eut DIR. u. l..
Knapp,s brave enduring, resolute and persistent
u,un col, Sir Walter winner OF the Great American,
the Great Eclipse and other rich stakes last year anu
q, tho Tidal stakes this year, will In the EeailLa
ton lie was not entered for the American Der'y'
cir Walter is gallant little racer thu' no h''i
knows when he Is beaten. Most OF MS victories n''c
been won In desperately fought finishes He VIII he
arcerons rival both 10 - LcOnardS and BounolesS'
All three OF these colts are In as me c"huuoh ~
zoo, In their lives and their trainers believe mat
every one Of them Is fully prepared to display MS
La, form today The three may fairly BE- 'AP'ctco
10 make a magnificent battle. Doggctt' inc 'h'oA
stable Jockey. will ride SIR Walter
No;hlnc that Ramapo. the sunbeam colt or "c'
cid, nj has done this year. 'r as experienced anu
v,uLntpr,n,d iurfnen Know ju>tihc> any expectation
,hat any one OF these three get even third pace
In the Realization unless some accident "cnfs 'o
lonndcss ~. Leonaris or Sir Walter i"'hhPo HAY
,essbly run Third, II any one OF the lo'HeSs %"
Eouudless St. Lconards and Sir waiter pVhu"'s "i"N
in his Judgment Of pace his mastery OF MS mount
Int, rr.m any other point OF view his prospects look
,o,r .n.s Will ride the sum cam colt. which won MS
fr,, victory at the Mor1s ark meeting this year
], does not seem possible that tbs cot i % nv"
.noueh class to have any chance As to ACCIDENT
World lie "A modern miracle II h. should get u place
lrolab;y he will be withdrawn ills afternoon lie Is
still a maiden: that Is. he has never won "a r"cc'
Yesterdays racing was favored win ia"i'i'Ss
weather and a moderate attendance. II was maTicd
Nv sOEe nnpra-ant features. Ncii'r"DI; tuii
man, Of long experience. remarked. as nc w'iA'u
SLOW Is home last night The who Is fool enough
la ac& LII Dalys horses, or >. W. streets HORSES
,ucat 10 I,., lie X not fit to be at large
4 grave aud solemn truth was enVeiopu I'D u''se
melancholy verbs The horses which carry W. l.
p,lys colors and = W. Street color are rs eiuNV''
cratic, pagnacious and dccrful as the peas nio'r
tie hnscIs Of tho Shell maripna,"rs. On ih"r.o"S
DaIy's Gold Dollar ou,rnn Kingston for second place
,n Lamrlsicr. Yesterday he was beaten niar on 10y
Yemen In very slow time. The wonder 81 II was no,
Tint he was beaten by Yemen, who IS very !'St
Splinter when thoroughly 4, To race but TIA! h' @na
S,n have iecn thosoueh.y Investigated. 50
tic running Of Galre In tn. second race sn Tor
s,aSes. al i've furongs Gnli!ec was goo Second
under drive Declare. won by lengta
~ I'll. fine was 90 % ii"hlnd Gaiec were
oi.r nn,nrio Illusion Mis- Lily and l1ig. Yes
Gan:e carried only 10 p09"S On "9G was sr ,%
,r,oh c,rrv tho " G. DAILY and the Street cOlOrs
arr u coy shy "G with ihr pana w ssa'F they
S,.no,rr that they are odds-on favOrit"s. Gal~c
G on poorly at The start. but careful observers on
The roof the grand stand who walch"o very "'riur
of the race through excellent racing glasses, saw
some singular riding the part OF Mdglcy VINO was
on (;alilcc. When he had got on. Oh view oil thc
starter from whom he concealed by cloud OF
dust, and when he reached the dlp whrrr l,c luusrs
and stewards could not him well, hld.isy acted
as II he were anxiously trying to pocket ualee ana
no evidence OF any eager desire on ms ms pr. 10 er
near Che front could bc dsccrncd. Inc Meme colt
Inimidad reached the homcstrcich win big
load and tLnr x,hen WIS 100 lntc.