The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-04

NEW YORK, July 3.-The yearlings off
the Belle Meade stable were sold under
the hammer to-day and there seemed to
be general desire TO possess through
breds from the farm of Ejchard Croker
and General Jackson. Those which brought
$500 or over were as follows
Oh. G. by Iroquois-The Siren. to W. Dono-
J: w. Rogers, $3.50; br. c. by Clarendon
Iroquois-B andana. to John McCabe, $500;
ch: c. by IroQuois-Ouda, to J. w. Rogers.
$500; br. c. by Iroquois- Gildeane TO Gong
to E. Leigh c. ir Ss Hn
uirer-Brocade. to J. j. McCafferty. 81 900;
b. C. by Clarendon-C Colossal, to j. Mahon,
300 3: C. by Mythology, TO j. J.
McCaffsrty. $500; CHI; G. by Iroqyois, Enamel.
IBric-a-brac, to r. j. Pitman $3.50: b. c.
by Great Tom-Majestic, to c. Smith, H,550.
Good Card at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July IA good
card and superb racing conditions attracted
the largest attendance of the meeting to
Exposition Park to-day. La Rose, an out
slider, won the third event, and Pony Bob
at to l, took the last race. The other
three events went to favorites. Summaries:
FIRST Race-Four and one-half furlongs
Piug, TO won; King Hazel. 4 to l..
second; surf. to l: third. Time, :5s.
Second-Seven-eighth of a mile. Row.
even, won; I.eonell, 3 to l, second; Repub-
lie. 80 to !. third Time, los.
Third-Four and one-half furlongs. La
ond; Northwestern. 3 TO /. third. Time 5s
Fou-th-Six and one-half furlongs Col
Iector, Z to won; Snarley the. Smuggler,
1854. e'o"'' 'i'' arp 70 l. 'n'ra' Time
Fifth-six and one-half furlongs. Pony
Bob. to l, won: Murphy, 10 to l. second:
Moss Terry. to l. third Time, LIS
Marion Won in an Exciting Finish.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 3-Three favor
ties and two second choices won at the Rav
District track to-day. The fve-furlongs
handicap was the only feature of the day.
and was won by Marion in very exciting
finish. Summaries:
pd fIrst Raee-Five and one-half furlongs
bo9oiink. TO l, won; Hanford, 4 TO 1, sec
ond; Amigo. 10 to l, third. Time. l:OSi5
second-Five and one-half furlongs Me-
nus, 4 to J. third. Time 1:Osl4. O'' 'e
Ihird-Six furlongs. Carmel. Z to . won.
Julia Martin hlly. s to 5. second; Nellie c..
IL TO .. third. Time. 1:17i4
Fourth-Five and one-haIf furlongs. Nv
rom to i. won: Seraphim. 3 to 1, second:
hl max u to ;. third. Time. 1:Ol.
Garvin, TO !, second; Greenback. ir.. 3 to
1. third Time. 1:4sh. ~
Realization Stake Entries.
NEW YORK, July S.-There is a small
entry list for the rich Realization stakes
at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow. This Is
probably the result OF Keenan's races this
year, for he has won all of his races so
easy that he is thought TO be inyincib,e
for this. the richest three-year-old stake
OF the year. He has TO carry 10 pounds.
with which he has had no difficulty in win
ming thus far. and he has been called the
best OF the three-year-olds. His last an
pearance was on June &C. when he car
ried 10 pounds and won easily from Com
noisseur. l22: Dolabra. li9, and others ar
a mile In 1:f2. In this race the chances
or Connofsseur, at l19 pounds, and DoIabra
at III pounds. seem 10 be small Where
Is no good reason why the verdict should
De reversed. King Arthur III is at liz pounds
ana rev weeks ago IL was thought by
the heenes that they had good thing
he carried ll3 pounds and was beaten i'm
a mile at al by Friar so bad. has robbed
him OF many supporters. Another entry.
ana the most dangerous OF the list is
Bright Phoebus. at lis pounds He Is in
good shape just now and will run fast
The best part OF his chances lies i'm the
fact that race run 10 suit keenan, will
suit him too. Counter Tenor is in at IFS
pounds, but he Is most uncertain horse
he VII run or not, just as he feels in
cEned and ought 10 be well up at the
END. but TO do this he VIII have TO run
IA trent all the way, for he resents being
pulled back for finish and a mile and
nye-elghths Is a long distance to make the