New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

this they lose many opportunities OF value and
when they would gain much money II they were
more enterprisng. These men should not forget
They can capture no stakes purses at Monmouth
Park. Elizabeth Linden. Guttenburg. Gloucester or
Clfton. because there Will he none to capture. So
they ought not TO procrastinate and they ought to
start their horses freely at Sheepshead Bay. making
hay while the sun shines. and money while they can.
1t was cooler by many degrees at Sheepshead Bay
Srserp nG aiernoon than IT was on Manhattan Isl
grandstand prevented any discomfort. The differ
the experienced TO the full at Sheepshead Bay
and the iorments endured by the sun In tne city
was marvellous.
The racing was rather quiet and commonplace. but
che and hs Tss for Eday bayd
fully in the first race Griffins amazingly weak AMI
bungling finish on Merry Monarch enabled Hugh
ond. 1t was one OF the worst races which Griffin
ever rode Shelly lutte. ridden by Sims. was at
snort price. but he was poor fourth at the end
The fast Morris fy. La Misere. herself out
at the post by the widest and crazlest antics and
Tor mat reason showed no speed in the race II
Is much TO be regretted that fleet a FLY should
The T'a 81 the Is e az s
thanks the COney Island Jockey Gus Tor providing
clubs mad bands at their races They provide music
race day is much missed and its absence was deeply
deplored at Morris Park and the Gravesend track
scared the horses But at Morris Park the band
was at the rear Of the very lofty and very deep
Inc true reason for giving up music at the two
tracks ira was excessive economy in exPendurs and
praised al ed heartily on all sides; .o- ,o,,,.
fui of the ability Of his $1,000 geding. Harry Reed
10 ouirun on the the considerable fed opposed
Reeds CHARGES But the great mass Of the speeu-
lators made Harry Reed strong fayorite. The
urgently near the finish but finally made up his
ec Sa 70 a run IN ana the TaGe By
ond place and Prince OF Monaco third
J. f. McDonald's unnamed FLY. by Sir Modred out
O
had every chance. but she had either been too much
INDUCED since her victory over Sweden al Morris
Park she could not extend herself on the grass:
Her performance was miserable 50 was that OF
over ana Wanda owned by Leigh Rose Urana
IS beauty and her breeding is superb But her
The theory that j. E. McDonad's trainer had in
Morris Park finds support in the fac that Ru6con;
the favorite in the last race Uhe Grass Inaueura.
s5apsuds e' He iooRed Ike Chinese aundry after
the race He led for five furlongs and then stopped
We're very short Of work He was covered with
aher That race was won By he extreme ontssder
W j. Mertz. SO little were WEI Fonso's chances
thought of that French pool tickets on him paid
Eerrier nmHe cat The start tart Of the
snR but Ferrier made i appear far worse BY the
swftness with which he got into his full stride ana
lead ali the way and won the race in the very fast
time of 80 5; He was ridden by Doggett ana was
ran second TO Ferrier George Beck had many sup
porters, but he was msera6ly ridden r.t by little
only three ran in the fourth race, handicap at
and stowaway was at 3 TO 10 Sims Kept such en- "a a
choking. strangng pull on stowaway mat W ,,e
ne called on him in the homestretch StowawaY had
no speed Siras's riding in this race was severely
criticised by many observers 1t was reported that
orders which demand SO stranging and choking
pull Sims kept on Sowaway until ne reache ba Jne
many thousands of races have been thrown away
easily al "a ",
kept well together, but not nearly strang!ed oy eA-
Picknicker Won the race by neck stowaway sec
The Buffer won the fifth race for tw9-year-oiidhs
from large field in handsome style. He was the
favorite
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Penalties and allowances Five and half
' 81 Betting F.
N &c sEs Tsa95di a. M TSsH F'PR
Gideon lGS % DAYS b. H. Merry Monarch,
j. II McLaashlns b. c. Weinberg Ill. a.
Shelly Tu,,ls 100 ;,,;5 5sms, II g
Ia IAN Msere loo ocar dtsaeId, 81 q;
R Rough aged iii ocaI Id ~ -,
Johannes ia .dia% Knega, 100, o. 4-
'er'e D. 'Oi Time .os % ''i>'''''
~ S2 ona s' G5s S 81 Co. RS
three 50 - Weinberg two three si3 90
Won by head length and half between second and
third.
SECOND RAcE-THE DAISY STAKES; $3.50 added.
Five fnrlongs the turf
NJ: DIVERS br g. Harry Reed. by Him .
LorSTds f' &nse liz a@ I@y ,5-i 81
c. F1eischmann d Sons ch Prince Of
MOSQUITO @S"aSS l is ... frSi 30 &
The Coon; lis .................. Doggetp 81 q
TT%n% a., 10 Mcps1%S,8 Il
HiF S Poln, Belle lis :c Johnson! 81
Escape lis Time o. "a'o io'-i 40
sIs + M Reed Fag6 SO s place 81 49, C@s
sic co. Prince Of Monaco one two 90 three 50 CO.
Won by a neck; length and a half between
third.
THIRD RACE-seIing. One mile.
c Rdtss e. yrs i EsFr by Ff bosse 1916
George Fcrbes's b. g Arab aged, ss.:..
w c. Days CHI Captain T.. a. 97...
Hoey. .G.ambey5o 10 q
Addle o. ioi; ;''.''........'T SLOANE, 15- 81
.oI Be- = 1;.1 ISa % oar dIi pno., is S
Uncertainty aged lo1 90 .deiD CO. ~
Mutuals-Ferrier straight $50 e. place sl 90 one two
tain T. two. three S14 So
Won by a length: lengths between second and third
FOURTH RACE-Handicap One and one-eIghth miles.
L. stuart's b. h. Pickncker. by Mr.. Pick
M"sSe, eaySe, % oG IN,
c Days oh. c. Restraint . so diecis, 5 III SIS
Tine-l:51
Mutuais-Pcknicker straight $3.50 So place s. 90;
away place 81 30.
Won by a neck; three lengths between second and third
FIFTH RACE Maiden Race No. .. for two-year-ods.
Winner OF Maiden Race No. TO carry pounds
Five furlongs.
onecs siseIe' sc sh 6. The Buffer. by TyTan,
Preakness Stables blk. c. Bemar Ifs.
(Sncdeker) . 81 81
y IOrillard's b. Dolabra lis. .N4amble) G-1 81
Jessie Tara li5. Sims 81 p
Picaroon Grooks)O Al s.
Spaghetti CGriifnD G-1 q
The Preserver, perkins, 10-l Al
PomeRranatc 15............. NittenedDO 12-1 81
Favor PENN o 30-1 10
Nav Irwin llJ............... .Newmeycr) COL col
Chico IFS (Sloane) Isl 81