New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
TO-DAY'S CARD At SHEEPSiiEAD BAY.
SOME EXCELLENT FIELDS WHICH SHOULD At
TRACT A LARGE CROWD.

SOME EXCELLENT FIELDS WHICH SHOULD AZ
TRACT A LARGE CROWD
All that is required TO make to-days racing per-
feet Is clear pleasant weather, fast track ana
the conditions that prevailed on saturday IL -
seldom that such splendid caro- Is presented I'd
the public every fairly brisies with what are
commonly called good things by the professional
racegoers AS Lander's Band VII furnish sweet
music to enven the spectators. a large crowd
should attend the races. Moreover the high order
OF the attendance Saturday. together with 'he
supcrby contested races. sent the spectators nome
thoroughly satisfied with the days sport. MI
friends Of honest racing should endeavor to show
by their presence at the track whenever possible
that they in accord with the efforts OF the
Jockey Club 10 place racing on such hiSh piano
that the attempts Of poolroom Keepers ana their
disrepuab.e followers and retainers to cast oduhi
high-class sport VIII avail them nothing. IL IS
absurd that employed by professional gamblers
to fix up by deliberately violating 'he law
should be treated seriously In any court or by any
Judge The law is not violated at Sheepshead BAY,
and every is taken TO comply strictly win
the new racing laws The days OF snap Judgments
have passed away, well as the power OF po-
tical bosses who accept contributions FOR poltica!
purposes from law brcakers. August belmont
John Sanford. James r. Keene. Colonel William L.
Thompson L. u. Morgan and the leading men
In the community. aided by the members OF mo
Concy Island Jockey Club are men OF dlnerent
stamp from the men who treated ana compromised
with the poolrooms and their proprietors In the
past Let every lover OF honest racing unite III
an effort to suppress this snarling band of jackas
coyotes
An old turfman said on Saturday: This Is the
birth OF a new era in racing. and not single
vesilgc OF the abominatons OF the past remains
to give offence TO anybody
As to tho card for to-day. in each OF the six races
weu-known horses Of high class VIII contend for
the purses. In the first race the fast but delusiVe
Domino Will meet a field that contains horses which
are likely TO make him 30 his best from naGfall TO
finish. The beautiful. illy The BUTTERFLIES who won
in fast time on Saturday the speedy E,y del car
reres ana the fast half-mier RIdcIl" are entered
rs well as Jack Of Spades. Weinberg and the
lightly weighted lola. With the wind In favor OF
the horses a. II was on Saturday. record i
likely to be broken.
In the second race. the Daisy stakes for twoyear-
ODDS at five furlongs on the turf. some hgh-c's7
Youngsters are named a. contestants for the honors
Appreciate. who has dropped ont Of the hlsh '''Ss
in which his races al the brooklyn track placed
linn VIII measure strides with the mr'''r-hh'
Foretfu Wife 4 n,.d OF moderate youngsters ale
also named a. possibl" starters ,,..,. l. ,,.
\ han Heap at one milo AMI a s\ir'h'n - ~
tnirl feature on the card. with "lgl horses IN ~,
ncll. our Jack Rclskin sister Many ana ,n'
ancient winner ~ IN" Snhulh'n h'''''P '''"'
taxa being among the nnmher ,.
The swift Stakes. s"s'n- furlons dtsh' POM
rlasS oi IN. eirn named horses give the public a.
nuc chance 10 guess tn Winnri , anu. , ,,..
fnrlonrs introduces aomr d,huiauir7 rihci WIN
some who nave failed to earn m'ck'' ~ i''"''
contests $780,, .,. ,
programme for tho days sport Thirteen hoi.''
are entered AMI; ~ usual WIN III, ,,,"s H." s,rc
To obtain liberal odds Here are tn 'ntilc''
First RACE For ,hrc. .y,ar.olds ani upward. s."
added. Winning penalties. nln-winning AL ~anc's