New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
FINE RACES AT SHEEPsHEAD
or xAvARREs NOBLE VICTORY.


.raEt
Island 'ON .,,ch will close tomorrow. And il
the mee""s ,,,r,r successful. and profitable meet
has pee" ,he receipts must nave been msh.N
ing. ID the officers and members of the cu''
graui!'" ou,ners Of the cub securities Nl"I'h
ana u sarhrt owns larger quantity o. 'hc'e 80
\ van" 49,, any one else. lie Is spending the SUM
curiles '' hose exquisite country seats i'm Ers-
n'' a,bch wealthy Americans 4" "'a" N
land W., T.,,,,,m waldorf Aston George j. Gou'd'
dero'~ ','rrerie ami others find irrc-.sdbly
Andre" NJ Van lcrbi.t viii evidently be- pic asei
attrao.'s ,si,.es a cab.cCram at the end or the
when Il" ,t,~nlinc him that the racing has heen Oh
mtsn"e ,ra,i,,. the attendance agreeable ana me
exce's" -.a,,fvine The Realization stakes Tor
prom" ol1s az q mile and five iurionsS' VII
three sisf feature " the sport tomorrow i''''
be the v" long races. and no one can Complain
sOs'' .ss realization Is too short. IL WI. We o.e
thai u" ,,eros,lng contests which the starter can
Of inOse .r,a,e 'r damage seriously by any error
moi ~ my spoil a Brooklyn or suburban
s'S h., ,,relessness. although The distance IN
hahu'ss,' Aosa en-. handcaps Is mile and quarter
e''" each ~ those hanl!caps lightly "esH'e1
ba' " oil e.. an enormous advantage over those
h'' sS are heavily Weighted II the starter - "''
N"'' h. n civ, 'he heavy weights an elu'' oPl"'-
CO., o...b ..a .rht weights. bnt the i'e"'"''' o''
'" ~. ,hree-year-o,dS exclusively 10y '"' V'''''
~ ,se race. the highest possible weight Is
u p~ ,,r horses of the same age ana Win
Of VS. ,rr, AMI I'VE furlongs to be WaVerSe''
jo""'5 tina. tre starter Is .lkey 10 ia.I mo
no mistdAe '"'
"a, AFFECT the result - 80
Tso Recitation ousa; % attract great "'''' "
osses 20 the popular ana picture sl"e 90 49,
". Consv Island Jockey cub ,3-n'IF"" !, va
- hattie royal D. tween me i.tS' "'.' '' go,
D. o. santa ANITA. conquer'T OF 9."',''
N! AVID p.r.4n in tho American pt'oy' j. now
ala
% NJ .hs,.....v certain. II is stake well Wor'"
In" 90 1.r.. rnou.y iu the Realization is NOR.
VIZ x,co I. is uy far the mos Na.iao.e 'u''
Uan - Amer, excep. he Fu,uri.F ioT 'N'-! 'i'-
p ho ~..,.-, stake .u The word. d. o. u. Law
W. mrs.. s.l. q she Coney Island ''NN'! .'"
.,.ls6 10 tn, Gre. it - oeNls'IN "i'-'''' ''-7
..s,s,~e che Realization and Fu'uriy ,he Great
- sake the suburban Han--cap ana 'l'"''
1.,ar II OBJ. most interesting ana popular '"'' o.
t,irs In The county, .,....
az" r., none, m the American Derby was S-'''"
"-aorr,riy big sum for Chicago as TINS Is h''
.ha worlds Fair year. But chicago mas no d"
.,',,v M Great Trial Stakes, ana no o'""' va"
uandican First money in the Realization as d.
- Ia Will exceed S'1p't If +. J. BALDWIN
1,snar,. called Lucky" BaliwinI OF san ran
- the owner Of Rey - Santa Anita. can add me
no.,,a,ion $4,000 10 the American Derry >-''"
- - the $4,000 Of the sheridan stakes "h''h
pav o, Santa Anita won at Washington i"'N il.
chicago on the Fourth OF July. this VIII De H''''
. Iuckv wear for him. Mr. BaliNins horses nave
nm strangely and oddly al times. MI. baii"lh -
.x,-e,nel,. eccentric and his stable has peen man
- -. ,,r,es I'm a wildly eccentric manner Mr.
po,duin ,s still In California. He diI not visit
chicago 10 see Rey Il Santa Anita win the Ameri-
car Derby and he viii not see his colt run IN the
Realization tomorrow. Mr. Baldwin mas o"Heu
many celebrated racers. and has made great dedI
Of money on the turf. but he has never Sa'Ned
reputation for hberal.ty 20 bis trainers or Jockeys
or any one else In fact. II be could train his
horses on pine shayiugs and fee. 80 employees on
corn husks he would be delighted lie is FAR from
being a thoroughbred himself, although some eN-
celent thoroughbreds have carried his coloss
among them the mighty Emperor Of Norfolk No-
lante and Los Angeles
Rey Ell Santa Anita is likely to run just as well
in the Realization tomorrow as u his master
were here. Every who saw his victory IN the
o American Derby says that he is d high-class race
year and this year by some very poor animals be
fore he captured the fat Chicago Prize. Bui inc
Baldwin horses arr in The habit oi hiding thtI
lights under bushels unul money enough is h r,l
up make Ii worth while 20 raise the bushels i ne
Realization is 50 important stake WIN us - 49,
first money, and with It's reputation, mat Key -
Santa Anita will certainly Doe sent for u n gOou
coli viii surely arrive Al Sheeushead Bay to-day.
Garrison says that Rey al Santa Anita Is a race
horse far above the average. lie declares ma ~
California colt shot by Senator Eraay III 'MT ,,t
quarter mile OF the American I'eIby IN t""H'f,
and defeafine Senator crazy Completely in that
quarter mile Domino cut himself badly win one
cbance sfterwari Rev ii santa Anita won
decisive and overwhelming victory over lH' -
Western colt Despot was third Domino ana
Dorian were unplacei. But in spite OF tnat 49,
against Rey el Santa Anita tomorrow. At'' $40,
Senator Grady poor second 20 Key .. t:~aSD
will be the favorte. lie viii carry ~ poun4s d1t
will be ridden by Garrison ne 4llipt Hier Nv
will also carry ~ pounds. and viii be rllnTm g..
Van Keuren who rode him In the American D''"'
and the Sheridan Stakes. t4.,,,,,
OF Navarro was ever entered for the EcaIlTa IN,
Henry Of Nayarres race yesterday Piy'r4 Va ~
he were in the Realization ne wo95' ,Irnhsblv
win H. Besides Senator Grady Marcus Day
trainer, Matthew Byrnes may R9}asDk T,@t bv
feen out yet James R & =. p. Keene wil SEM ~
Tarai St Maxim and St julien IN me staD!e o,
Charles Fleschman SON are no,n eilS ,r'o,,ber
Of them has shown hieh enough form t. justly
any hope that either could get pace 4H .i1 IT,
sure starter ana. Of course Sims VIII ride him.
Prig and Aurehan have never Deeh u's 'a ar 80
Of the race but IL would be w4sle oi ''I Weither
money 70 send either Of them 20 the post -NS''
can take up stake-weirht and run mile aih 'if
and Dobbins. colonel Rupperts Lonsdale' by
Longfellow: ont Of Maraquita may non irnnor
tant race but bis trainer believes that he mas
improved vastly and that he may perhaps "'' ~
worse than third ia the Realization. 80, -
But the chief interest the race VIII ce Gns,nr
The contest between Rey 81 Santa anna oendlo.
Grady and Dohblus. IT Will be the tast asHa "a
the West and Eastern turfmen arc eager 10 M
out whether Rey 81 Santa Anita Is lndlSpIt ayy.F
and overwhelmlngly the superior OF senator HrauS{
as the running lu the American Derby appeaicu
TO indicate, or whether the Eastern colts loSl a.
their chances IN that race by their journey 10 III"
cago.
1t should not be forgotten tnat Boundless won me
American Derby last year by many !cngihs Jus a9
easily and Overwhelmingly as Key 81 SANTA An 't'
won II this year The Eastern colts 81 Ieohdius,
Chorlsler, Don AiOuzo and KarnapQ were Pu' 10
iout IN 1880. But BOundless came East aiter the
American Derby lust as Roy ci Santa Anita is com
,ns anc succumbed 10 the Eastern COTS lH wv
succumb
II is understood that there viii be no more stee-
peenasing or hurdle racing at the SncePsheaH bay
nhs skk after this meeting. For this releI, Wucn
hsslnks The attempt 70 revive jumping races az 4
peso-Gass course has been mistake 30 every way.
isypuiA and profitable this meeting oi the tohey
fsr anl Jockey cub has been. 1t would nave Deen
no more popular and profitable II there had Deeh
s;;snpsng races and II the racing OicAIs ndn m
essased with merciless severity the LlbeI tne Lo
bs5 anu ahI WattersOn scandal and few others anu
les, r.I oqt rigorous puni ailments Honesty - me