The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-06
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The Realization Stakes tomorrow
ought 70 furnish a great race. Rcy III
Santa Anita viii arrive to-day. Dob
bins, Senator Grady. Longdalc and Horn
pipe are the other probable starters.
They make an evenly matched field and
should run a good race. Rey I'll Santa
Anita will he ridden by Van Kuren.
Hornpipe by Taral. Dibbins by Sims
Senator Grady by Garrison and Long
dale probably by Doggctt. The trip
East. so huredly made, Is not going to
do Rey FL Santa Anita any good. NJ f
Dwyer is very confident that Dobbns
will win. and Matt Byrnes entertains
the same opinion OF Senator Grady.
Hornppe has been specially prepared,
and Long1ale Is deemed to have good
chance by many of the shrewd ones. This
colt Will only carry about lVI pounds,
and the old saying that "Longfcllows
are kings over "A distance OF ground +"
Will induce many to have a bet on him.
The race should be cleverly contested
throughout
They had left the train at Flushing.
and were in carriage Ell route to the
race track The villagers had turned
out en- masse to watch the procession OF
carriages go by, The dust was thick
various oaustic comments on the appear
ance of the race goeers.
II suppose" said a man in an open
carriage. that they take us for thieves
well, were not" rejoined one of his
companions, as he gulped down a mouth
full OF dust we're only chumps."
Pat Lynch. the well-known steeple-
chase rider. is educating Crown Prince
over the jumps. He says that the colt
viii make a great Jumper. Mr.; Jeffcott
has several more horses he might profit
ably put to jumping.
Little Midget McClain. who weighs
about sixty pounds and Is about knee
awful crime of permitting a groom to
unsaddle his horse for him. The Stew
ards rose majestic In their wrath at
| such u violation of the rules and fined
McClain SO. lnasmuch as McClain Is
| not big enough to unsaddle his horse
the action OF the Stewards is ridiculous
| This petty lining business Is making a
, great many people real tired. They
overlook such grave offenses as criminal
riding and suspicious reversals of form
to devote their attention to imposing
petty and spiteful fines.
The inmates OF the Epson Poorhouse
numbering 3i5, were Toasted yesterday
at Lord Rosebery's expense in honor Of
the victory OF Ladas in the Derby. Such
generosity is unknown among turfmer
In this country.
| Jockey Pines has many sympath
| friends who berate the Stewards for sus
| pending that steeplechase rider. Per
| haps Pines may be reinstated, and II h,
does ride again 1t Is odds on that he doe.
not practise any more gentle falls while
| riding favortes. The Stewards wer,
| right in their action. for Pines, no matte
what his previous reputation has been
laid himself open to suspicion.
/
Copyright was the hottest favortte o
| the meeting.
| Byron Mcclellan must have eincer
| regrets that Henry of Navarro Is no
eligible to the Realization. After hi.
| grand performance yesterday he woul'
certainly have had q royal chance II
| the big stakes.
| Redskins slowness in getting ava,
| from the post caused his defeat. Red
! skin always wears blinkers in his races
| His appearance yesterday without then
| was unfayorably commented upon.