New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

POOR SPORT AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
THE RACING SPOILED BY THE sroRM-PRosPEcTs

FOR THE REALIZATION
The Coney Island Jockey Cub Will finish lts meet
Ing to-day with six races. in which hufnoef oi
the most popular and celebrated horses in the couh-
try will take part. All the od-tmers and all the
new-timers too ought to gather in masses to see
the Realization Stakes at mile and I'VE luI-
longs this afternoon In these degenerate days. IN
which the turf is largely given over TO mere
gambling spirits and scrambes and scurrles'
good, old-fashioned race at good od-iashohei
distance may well provoke exceeding enthusiasm
This Realization will be a stake worth watchme'
The horses will pass the grand stand twice anu
the spectators can see plainly and clearly some OF
the best three-yearolds Of the United states com
peting for the richest hree-year-old pr'ze OF the
New World. This journey Of n nile ana I'VE iu'-
longs Will test the staying power as wei as 'He
speed of the runners better than the American
Derby did The Chicago race at a mile ana
half The Realization will be furlong Iar'ner'
The West will be ptted against the East III CON
test that will settle finally the question OF SUPERIOR
ity between the representative Western colt Key
ell Santa Anita, winner Of the American Derby ana
the Eastern colts. Senator Crazy, DoOolns' HOiH-
pipe and Longda.e
Fortunately the start will make little, If any, dlf-
ference In the Realization Mr. Rowe left the IA
vorite the Western colt Clifford at the post IN the
Brooklyn Handicap. but there will probably be only
half dozen starters in the Realization all three
year-olds and no blunder of the starter Is likely
10 affect the result. Midgley will ride Senator
Grady Van Keuren, who rode Rey 81 Santa Anita
10 victory in the American Derby VIII be on the
California colt to-day Sims Will bestride DoooihS-
Tara will ride Hornppe Perhaps Doggeu may De
ON Longdale's back. and Gwendolyn, who IL In the
race TO set the pace for the first mile for her sta
BILE companion. Senator Grady. Will be ridden by
some lightweight. Unfortunately Domino. Henry
of Navarro and Lazzarone three colts that belong
10 the highest class Of American three-year-olds'
were not entered for the Realization MOres the
pity,
But Henry of Navarro Is expected TO run in the
third race to-day handicap at mile and fur
long and the spectators will see Il colt OF rare
suality and Of notable exploits. when they look
upon Henry of Navarro.
In the first race to-day. the second part OF the
aouble event for two-year-olds. Waller Keenan,
Sir Galahad. Caesaron and Manchester VIII run.
All of the five have shown much speed ana
Walter and Keenan, have won important races.
Altogether the racing to-day. the final day OF the
meeting may fairly be expected to be Of especial
and unusual interest and merit II this anticipation
is realized the sport will be in vivid contrast TO that
of yesterday which was one Of the most unpleals-
ant and unsatisfactory days IN the annals OF thS
between II and O'Clock caused a washout al ray
Ridge. and delayed the racetrans at tnas ~ doiI' ne
running which was looked upon win GlSP'eaS"i
and distrust bv the scanty corporals guard Of OBJ
servers must rank among the werdest. widest
and most fantastic seen for many "eeh anu
nainp and The riding OF some OF the Jockeys was
extremely queer. OF course, the track was deep IN
In the rst race stonene was the fayqri 5 T an
DIR. Hasbrouck and Correct0n ven a P"cN Dr Has
brouck had liberated tooth or something OF Ir la
sort nUi iC osS not 10 have permitted his spotes
and ingenious owner William NJ Barrck, 10 SiiaIt
brouck with all OF his usual energy. pIobaby 1e
cause Of the soreness Of the horses ri9uta. y
Dryer backed Stonenell and is probably sstish ,
with the way in which the horse %sf,,i sort ~
ca
ride which Sims gave StoneneM The heavy "t'e t
ana me eb IP Walcott by The conditions Of the
race. got in at light weight. anu h"u "o N''''- 10y
1t is understood that A. Cason. owner Of stone ne
nellie full sister Of Stonehy;s IeIlio properiy
Mir Clasons claim was not sustained by me $50
ards but Mr.. Cason is 10 be hHa'uS J ilnarnnlain
for making H. If owners generally Wouiu Col"P.'''
xhen their horses are not ridden properly the pros
poets Of the turf would look much brighter ina"
Louis stuart's Monaco, who was third IN ,J yne g
made an odds-on favorite II the second RAG, %o
twas for maiden two-year-olds. sims roae 's
sai'n s "a op (Sra even 100 to FOR time few
.iboook;sY won the race by head Gideon DAILY
UNNAMED fily by Darebin, out Of Louise getting
o tbe fed IN the homestretch and Halloween who
lcame in third was six lengths behind ne Louise i
IS s Straight FS'a and RYi $40 8 for second
Racehorses and race Jockeys are caPricou us GFea
lures. Monaco could run third IN go" sIahe '.
"WEDNESDAY. with Keenan, Sir Galahad ana o' ,e
ngnSfI n ed ef t%oyearois That had never won
Ia race, and FAR behind the placed horses.
third race and again he gave his hackers serene.
calm unruiled. gentle and graceful ride. and MS
s Ma' RaMe Gee. a S of his work
starting horses FOR mile races at Sneepshead lay
Marshall and Major-Gsneral the heavily baehe ]
horses in this race but not one OF them was P'acy1
most peculiar Of the year. But The stewards H.l
SPPsa to R w s al qq no I4eI
repeals the Ives Pool next winter. as il Is very
likely to do and it ought certainly 70 do FOR ne
protection Of public interests and The suppression
q gambling, and Repgo!ean GoveT r s!s s25
Iected to ask any questions OF any one mex, year;
How harry app se{ % = The |3 1sehs me- oces who
expected 10 ask questions in New-Jersey In former
sa2aS Are o' b se year They mus e Happy
One Of the chief reasons why a Republican Leg s.
State was that he racing officials id ask ques-
tons enough and did not seem 10 care very mucA
whether the racing was wholly free IRON
gp rd w, w Tnnya IN Network some day'
The thoughtful student OF races has observed that
the devious operators Of the turf are usually very
II storm makes the track muddy on one q those
days Then the easy answer 10 all CRITICISMS OF
we're due to the mud Mud on racetracks covers a
multitude OF sins and the charity Of the racing Off
cIals covers a multitude also
sandowne at an outside price, the selling
race SHADOW at an Gu 61ce Pre- b Ts ,Sc
well-backed horses seemed TO have been looked
after in some mysterious way Dal.y an, HIne FRI
way that might please the marines. And that way
OF riding might please the bookmakers. TOO; The
work OF little F. OLeary on Major-General was
ghasty. 80. -. -, ,,.- III, 49, .,
No some day to the fact that Ducat IS racehorse.
Mr. Vosburgh kindly presented another handicap to
I1ucat in the fourth race. Ducat al his leisure,
Doggett was on Cactus. who carried as much money
probably as Ducat carried. But Cactus was never
dangerous He was far behind the field the
backstretch Doggett said that Cactus slipped and
sprawled In the mud
Either the bettingrings ought to be suppressed by
law or racing muddy tracks ought to be stopped
by law-or perhaps both.
The fifth race had a gnarled and knotty look.
Eugene Leigh Is the chief owner of Chant. winner
OF the Kentucky Derby. Mr.. Leigh acquired car