New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
I.AMPLIGHTER'S VICTORY.
KINGSTON IN SERE AND YELLOW LEAF
UNABLE TO DEFEAT GOLD DOLLAR FOR SECOND
PLACE.

UNABLE TO DEFEAT GOLD DOLLAR FOR SECOND
The race for the Realization Stakes at sheepshead
o. morrow vii, he OF rare interest Boundless.
tho winner OF the American Derby, Will meet me
49,. ., the Eastern colts. There will be no ex-
Iousting and exasperating delay. at 'he
nost az there were al Nn"aso' ~
Tho track is broad enough to give all the starters
g. tho realization plenty OF roOm The field will not
~ "a large as that which ran In the Derby, but me
ost ~ the colts which took part In that race. with
,,n axcen,,on ~ Clifford. who ran third will fight
h, hatt,e over again. and this time on fairer terms.
pound,ess will every chance to repeat MS Chicsso
,,ctorv II be has the speed and staying power 10
ds,eot ST Leonards Sir Walter Don Alonzo ana
Ramapo at q mile and five furlongs over the Sleeps
head Raw course. The prize is we'll worth winning
tho s35 900 Realization, and the will inspire
sectional feeling which may be expected to draw
ont Suburban crowd. The Coney Island Jockey 'inp
has decided to make this field day. and to ADMIT
people to the field for so cents
Eastern owners and Eastern trainers are not Will
Ing to admit that Bounllcss Is superior TO the fastest
colts Of his age In the East and they desire that the
question shall be decided by more thorough ana I'M
partial test than given In the American Derby
With It's many false starts, its delay OF more than
an hour and half at the post. and lis o'her I'M
toward Incidents which worked 10 the disadvantage
OF the Eastern candidates. Boondess is in excellent
bad effects from bis journey from Chicago. Many
owners and trainers him at the track yesterday
and they all agreed that he appeared u he perccu!
fit for to morow's struggle. Mr.. Gushing. his owner
and all his friends. are confident that Boundess VIII
defeat again the colts which he vanquished at Chi
caco Garrison will ride st. Lconards and Ftzpat-
rick will ride Boundess Mr.. Cushing was anxious
IN secure Ftzpatrick's services. and the Jockey
ouesed william Lakeland. the trainer for the Kecne
stable which has contract with Fitzpatrick to ask
Mr.. Keene's consent to his riding Boundlcss. Mr.
Keene in q generous. good natured way gave his
consent.
Bonndiess will meet in thu Realization colt that
vas not IN the American Derby. That is Sir Walter.
the sturdy. stout hearted little fellow that displayed
40 much gameness and pluck In his races last Year ana
won 50 much money for DR.. c. l.. Knapp. Sir Wal
ter is doing WELL and his courage and staying power
will make him formidable at mile and five furiongs
He will be ridden by Doggett. the stable Jockey.
Homapo will carry the Gideon & Daily cclOrs. and
will be ridden by Overton. Don Aonzo Is not look
ing we'll and seems TO have suffered more severely
from the journey to Chicago. and from his expert
ences there than any other Eastern colt. But he Is
expected tn start In the Realization and John Lpmbey
will ride him. st. Leonards has a hearty appetite
and no one can find any fault with his appearance.
lie takes 10 his work kindly. and will be worthy
representative Of the East In the great sectional race
10 morrow There will he other starters besides those
named but most racing men expect that the contest
will be chiefly between Boundless. ST. Leonards ana
Sir Walter.
No more delightful afternoon In weather than tnat
OF Yesterday has been enjoyed this year, ana Dig
gathering of interested spectators saw the races at
sheepshead Bay Richard Croker was at his Rich
field Springs farm and did not see Dobbans WIN the
June Stakes With ros pounds In the saddle, nor was
he pained by witnessing the defeats OF iorRville
relle and Prince George II was plung1ng DAY Tor
his friend. Michael F. Dwyer. and four OF Mr..
DIVERS six plunges disastrous 1t was re-
ported in the betting ring that Mr. Dryer put
10000 on Kingston in the first race. The amount
NAV nave been exaggerated. but Mr.. DIVERS losses
on the race tremendous. Mr. Lorllard put
81 900 on Lampighter. Most OF the turfmen present
of The spectators and most Of the bookmakers
believed that Lampghter would defeat Kingston.
Hence Mr.. Dryers heavy bets on Kingston did not
send the figures against Lamplghter above even
money.
Lamplighter took the lead the start. led all the
Wy and won very easily. Kingston Is too old and
has had too much racing for him to have any chance
against such horse Lamplghter in these days,
but the surprise OF the race was the defeat OF
Kingston for the place by Gold Dollar This was due
10 Lamblcy's inudiciOus riding Of Kingston Instead
of allowing the along easily just behind
Ismpghtcr he kept him under such choking pull
30 far behind the others that Kingston resented the
treatment and would not try after he had run five
furl)
Michael F. Dwyer backed Dobbins In the June
stakes and this time he was successful Dobbils
lad an easy success although lie giving ten
pounds 10 the others Amer. the colt belonging to
w. OBJ. Macdonough. the young California millionaire.
and owner OF OrmOnde was ridden by Garrison. ana
was strong second choice. Garrison rode him WELL
Int he was unplaced. The Feischmann colt ST.
Ma xim an outsider, ran second, and Discount, the
third choice, was third. Smss efforts 10 get third
Ilace with Edward Key's fast colt Kentieerna were
very feeble although Kentigerna backed for
third place by her owner.
Mr. Dryers money in thick rolls on the
favori;e slepner in the third but the second
choice Pckmcher. ridden by Sims. Overcame the
favori,e Yorkville Belle looked dry and drawn.
IN Frank Ehrets stable. with Matthew Allen as
trainer and with Garrison on her back, forkvle
Iele like Firerzi In the Omnibus Stakes al
Monmouth Park last August. Since Mr.. Croker paid
SEA 900 for her Las several times more Ike
". {. Days Lizzie than Ike Firenzi. so far
tAls season she has shown no token OF ability to
STAY But the Omnibus mile and half. and
She Won that very easily.
The Pepper ran wretchedly IN tho mud against
Mars and Rainbow Tuesday, bat Matt Byrnes
told his friends Of the salvaor and Montana clubs
yesterday that the colt would run better OH dry
track and that his chances In the fourth race were
god The salvador C.Ib gave remarkably juicS
and Jolly clambakes MIR. Iyrnes's Eatontown farm
in 1901 and 1872, and its members all grew rich
b. backing Montana in the suburban last year on MI
Byrnrs's advice The sal, aor Club always goes 10
Tie rack on IDur N"d'' va
.,me OF the member, OF the SavLtor Club are also
members OF ne Montana Club. which went To- The
iar, on Wednesday with fOurln-hnh coach from
ii Palace Ho'el H. Tbs city with these persons on
hoard Alexander Noieovcr, !obn MckeeNcr, ID.
Calxins, John Tubbs Alderman kcahon, lSa;c
Gdesheiner, coln Mccarthy, Henry VILE, ihonnss
G ,nan trai.is Davidson. l.obtrt ,hIll L'tnu.i
Hart, imes Room Michael Mclniee, Joseph CoonrN,
George Lena, George Raynor ana Charles Moore;
Mr.. Dwycr backed his hOrsr Eanqutt IN the iour,h
race, which the lay Ridge Handicap, a, mar
and half. Banquet ran fine race. ana Woniu
have won 1t If Mldsley. on The Pepper, win ohy
I'm rho, ado die m
slip through by the rail az the field came into me
homrs,rctch. his gave The Pepper the race. WIN
his light weight fiGclo made fast pace well ID
front for mile and a quarter. but failed to get
place at the end. Banquet was second AM o'och'oh
close third.
In the NTH Dir. Dryers wagefs were on
Count and this time he depleted the gains OF 'Ie
Llnk Eers lnun lld LII II. /