The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-05
ITWASA GREAT VICTORY
BRIGHT PHEBUS Walks OFF WITH
THE REALIZATION STAKES.
Keenan,, the Odds on Favorite, Gives
Close Fight-The Track n NeritaDie
Quagmire Other Races.

the only morse that gave Nun my SON
BILE. This pair fought over the issue
for nearly the full length of the home
stretch. The course was a veritaoie
quagmire. 1t could not possibly have
been in worse condition. There was
contrary to general expectation, delay
at the post The jockeys stupidity wof-
red their mounts by skirmisning ana
noundering around in the mud. as II the
race were "A sprinting and a stern chase
OF a mile and five furlongs over a irlght.
fully heavy course. They nnally sol
away in fair order.
Cromwell pursued his usual tactics. lie
went out and died in front . Leary
had the mount on Cromwell. lie hustled
him into the lead at the flag iall with
a clear stretch OF daylight between NM
self and C0nnoisseur. VINO was lappeu
Bright Pnoebus brought up the rear
ranks There was no change worm!
of notice until the far turn was reached'
Cromwell then began 10 show some el-
fccts OF the terrible pace he had Set.
King Arthur ii. showed a disposition 10
20 into his stable. but Taral oVercame
this inclination by beginning 10 drive
him in his vigorous fashion. DoiaDIa
was In hopeless difficulties fdr al .n..
rear. and Counter Tenor had his ears
fiat on the back of his head, when tolu
as plainly as possible that his course
had been supplanted by his sulky temper
Griffin closed up the gap between nm
self and Cromwell as they were hegoual-
ing the turn for home. lie chaHcH.eI
Cromwell as soon as they were heaueu
for home. Cromwell quit Just as soon
as keenan, got up alongside MN. -
furlorg from home the race looked IKE
an easy thing for Keenan,. and every
one was shouting: The iaVorlte WIS
In a walk" 80,
Tine cry was premature. Bright Fhoe.
bus had been gradually getting himself
together for n iinal effort. Rem roo
him vigorously at the head OF tnS
stretch. Griffin saw his danger ana
went TO work on Keenan, with relentless
fur. II was all to no purpose. Brl"n'
phocDus came like n shot from u cannon.
He challenged the favorjte al the SIX
teenth post. A hard struggle 'nsutl.
Keenan, had made ms enQtt toV ,ai -,
and had but little left with which 10
finish with. Rein rode magnificent
race on Phoebus and landed him WIN
ner by a neck. Taral. after driving NlnS
Arthur H. with terrible force for July
half a mile, managed 10 squeeze him IN
third place just eight lengths behlhd
Keenan,. o.. ,,.,
The realization stakes were worth 500
to Bright PhOeDus. ,
drawals The rival two-year-olds OF the
wear. Handspring and Applegate. were
the only starters. The day was rare
from a racing standpoint Handspring
romped home with the same ease "hlIH
characterized his victory in the nrst nan
81 the double event which he won from
ApYlegate on the opening day oil the
George r. Smith. better known as
"pittsburg Phil" deluged the ring with
one of his famous plunses IN ms NY
Applause. TO win the opening dash en-
vas unnlaced Rey Del Carrerez 90 won
The race after a hard drive. HanweH'
who was backed heavily by a select Few,
made his effort too late AS il was "e
was only beaten by scant head. ,,....
Ed Kearney enabled his owner, Pits
huree phil to regain some Of his losses
on Applause by winning the SIKH race.
The stiff old cripple -. LUZ VIZ VIZ
Lucky Dogs only opponent IN tne So
enth race. Lucky Dog was. as mar ,
oq rourso, q prohibitivc fay0rite. lhder
n strong pull he led Throughout ati 1ee WI va
hv half a length. St Luke was sun en- ~.
eo~o and could scarcely get out OF Ms
oc,n wav This ludicrous apology Tor
race brought to a close one OF inc iloS'
brelaant race meetings ever helu a'
Sheepshcad Bay.
SUMMARIES OF THE RACES
sHEErsHEAD BAY. July 4.--flrst
,ace-t.iturity course.-Ray Del Carerez
"a Tarai. 10 - first. Hdndwell seconc'
Aurrlian third. Time, :l3. ,..,
second raco-mile. on the turf.--Dosgest
O9. Doygett, 10 u nrst, Corn.oO seco"u'
Arm J. DOL third. Time, - go, 49, t.nturity
course. -Handsprlng u8, JDogestt' 10
10 arst, Applegate seconL TWO s'a'''iS'
Time. 1913 10. 49,. ..,,.. ,or
l'rrc-vear-o1ds mile and fiyc-c.ghths.-
Itriohf phocbus first, Keenan, second,
King Arthur IL. thrd Time, Z:ol 20 100,
Fiftl, ,aCe-Nve furl Jngs-kamicl u-i,
Taral. 10 81 first BRISK secohu' h"e""'
third Time ! :0i "a.
sixth race-six furlongs, on man track
Ed. Kearney do9 DOsgcu, I 10 % hfs''
Thyra second. Stephen j. thlri' li'le'
seveo.b race-mile and an eighth
Imckv Dog Nl3, Taral, 10 to ~ ilrst, ~.
Luke second. TWO starters. 1lme'
2.O3 3-5.
AT NEW MARKET.
LONDON. July THE Princess of
Wales stakes of 10000 sovereigns at New
market to-day was won By Henry NIL
ner's LeVar. summary.
out of ST. Marguerite. three years old'
FIRST: Henry Miners chestnut my More
The Wiser by Wisdom out OF Carry Roy
four years old, second, Leopold de Roths-
chiIds' Butterffy. by St Simon out OF
Bizant three years old, third.
The race for the July cup, for all ages
six fnrlongs twenty-five entrees, was
won by Prince Soltykon's Woolstrop.
Richard Cookers Montauk was entered,
bat DID not start.
The Star. In It's turf article, says that
the appearance Of Mr., Richard croker ;
two-year-old colt Montauk at Newmarket
that he has not been doing well lately.
Siil he was well backed for the flahta-
ton stakes.
BALTIMORE sIEPPEIe.
BALTIMORE, MD, July i.-Notwith-
standing the rain, the races al the
Cienticmcn's Driving Park were pulled
off In good style.
The nrst race was taken by quarter
march after Little Leo hal Won the
first two heats. In the last neat Grey
neld finished second, but was set back
In the 2:27 trot Maud y. finished
seventh in the first neat, but won the
succeeding heats handiiy.
rhe special for members stakes, best
two in three. was -aken by wade lamp
ton in easy fashion. Summaries
Quartermarch ID. s., by quarter Master
fSVdnCrl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Little Leo Obi. s.. Brown........l > ~ (.
Pantomine %. ma. Rank. .......3 IL :
Ike wills. Katherine 81 Monroe, W likes
Waller Herr. Greyfield. Ida, Eddy' Jui'a'
Time. 2:2li,, 30. 2:2l, 2:22 -.
Second race-2:2l trot, purse sou.
Maud n 90. M by Colonel OrOckett
tRcamert ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 ! I.
Dart ST. gD a. Cheuff ...............'- =
Antonina %. M, GreenwiN ,....'.i
Herock. Hugo. Lottie. Peerless.
Time. 2:24%, 2:2ilt, 2:2N'2 - .
Third race-spccial for members purse
$50. TWO heats.
Dexter (sr. g., Hentschell. :,
Lilly West %. M. Kris. ...'...''-'.f .
Woodburg Girl. Flossie, Trilby.
Time. 2:i5l2, %:iil2.
Al GALLEY
OAKLEY. ONO. July 4.-For the first
time in years Oakley had races or me