New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-28
A DEFEAT FOR APPLICABLE.
BEATEN BY MERRY PRINCE IN THE
PANSY STAKES
A FAIR-sIZED CROWD AT sHEEPShEAD BAL
NANKI POOH AND CROMWELL AMONG

THE OTHER WINNERS
Don, Ero,,eb weather of the sort that the So
called men about town VINO affect Engish IMAM
nerlsms term "beasty." greeted the Vs''o'S ~
the Sheepshead Bay racetrack yesterday ai'erhoo"'
4 raw penetrating east wind drove Dahhs Oh Ios
and drlzziing rain directly into the gfa"uS'""''
The track was no, heavy the showers that
drenched the city avoided the racetrack' Enough
rain fell however to dampen the main track 50
that II cupped out badly under the horses that
were long striders. The short-stridihg' 'rapPs
gated horses in their element. ana surp'seu
the talent In least three of the races l." rea.'
Yesterday was a test of the new methods WIN
racing every day. The card, owing TO the WIN
drawa,s was unattractive so that the attendance
vas NOT nm TO the average, although fair crown
present 49,, A.,
Some Of the Kentucky breeders are greatly as
amounted at the low prices OF some OF the !'a'
ungs offered at the recent sales. The SITUATION
considered. the breeders have no reason 10 com
plain When the people OF this great o'a'e 'o'e'
Tor the revised Constitution everything looked 80
dismal that many persons believed that the raVe-
tracks would be compelled to close the'' e"
The diplomacy, acumen and energy OF su0h a",'
WON az August Belmont John Sanford and their
associates brought order out OF chaos' anu ~
established racing on firm basis. Inc us,
.oh,a features Of racing abolished, ana t"e
snort made cleaner and more wholesome 'nan e'.'
before To be sure. the earning capa0''s VI nv
has been greatly reduced; hence, the buyers al. no
v,l,ine to pay the inflated prices OF the past "o,
over Chicago is no longer racing centre "S t,'e
creed arrogance avarice and overbearhs he'"
ode y, the gamblers who obtained coh,roi VI iaO
IT,, l., .be west caused uprising when enec'u
aIlv settled racing in the West. uhuei NV ~
tions breeders should be well sa'isneu INC -,
bodv bids on their yearlings al an" H'e ''i.','
looks bright and promising for the iu'uie u
and. as In all other i"uu''
wait for better times " A., x,r,;,s
va 80 so much comment about the running
- cot,an and Counter Tenor in the lidai SAM
~ wednesday that the track stewards aSAeu 'o',''
( canpbeu TO explain his unparaHe'en S'up'
,n ,n,nner In which those horses were raceu, W.
campbell proved his stupidity 10 'he
tho stewards and the case was dismisseu'
~. Icing Yesterday caused much anguish anu
- .. ,,a LAYERS and takers OF odds, as they were
,uis.ea and torn by conflicting emotions ""e" ~
n,erate met such an overwhelming u''"''' "
pansv Stakes Angus; Belmont dd ho' "i' -
,ha rack until the horses In the race were so''e ~
~, 80, rre sd not have a chance 10 consult ''''
, 7 l,yner nor did he see him uh'ii a''''
49,, ,,nccate was the favorite ana was hea'
az. hacked AT to ! on. Merry Prince was 10"
a, "a on for place. while ie"
ho, on him straight at TO against HIS
pam,ro at 8 10 l for the place. can =
10. Of money for some shrewd 'uri me- rhn DAG
,,,a on his work in recent trials. Inc nae
NV .. good start and Ramiro. under Dosse'.
urging quickly opened gap OF two lengths 1,p'
cate could not or would not run over 'he s'ppe,
,,r. course but houndered about IKE d ''""'
in gale :. ,ho, Ann,ecate
Griffin. on Merry Prince. saw 10 IL t"a' T'' ..
- bon, laundering and that he made Woe '' Il
- 49,, .,ra,ch before he set sail for Ramiro' VIM
, 49, oil over a winner. Under the vigorous rin-
,ro or Griffin Merry Prince gained Slowly o"'
on the Californian. About ATTY yards rom 'e
,h Very Princes head at Ramros sa'u'e'
'''' hold him safe, bDt an
a. s,u,rhla n few strides from the finish per
rni,,ed Griffin TO get Merry Prince up IN u'he u
,,n bv n head on the post. An unear'hy "" '''
echoed and re-echoed from Sandy HOOK 10 .>o''o" >
point startled everybody. August belmont XIV" a,
once where TO find his trainer. ana the o'u gum
OF racegoers rejoiced TO hear Joyhe' i",'"' ,-
7, was n,anly evident that Appegate could not run
-, ~. ,urf track Unless Deacon McCa'''H
intends TO race Applesate in England ne WIZ 0,'
fine the horses efforts TO the art TRACK III "e
future. mi. ,,,.,ern,os was Withdrawn
and LIZA was selected the favorite. Two 10 Ca
eagerly .. acee % cro M carried heavy
commssion at odds ranging from TO y 10 J.
G5SmM s td 5G0f the s"e entife distance Winning ess
by lengths. Liza was seGon ana Inc Utilization
Stakes one and hve-eighths miles IA 10. tho
In the second race Msrfgs pay rbrr raj warmly
supported at to 3. Illusion proved snare 10 10
some bettora who believe h@ G hs ebas rs The
fag fel to a capital start. Illusion ied lor Puti
Ter ~ a mile when he gave way TO liazei'9h' WI" VINO
ned The post OF honor for fuflong' whei pvssg'.
gave Friar his head and assumed me rau. Yn9
face was never aftcrward In doubt az friaI Won
as he pleased by two lengths from Eng Ar ,hmr
II who beat Hazeton four Lengths. KING Arthur
III was ridden out Il hali iuItheI' rs Nv -
also "A candidate for the Retaliation 49,, ,,A
Daily America the iavor.te TOT the iou' W
race at to :. Nanh Pooh at 3'g 10 !, l.edskin a.
4 Boldemcre at 8 and stephen }. at To- were
ALSO well supported by their admirers; Inc rae
furnished a splendid contest, as the ncld ran Wen
hrnched throughout the race. sister Mary mace lhc
mace for A nile, with Captain T. IN close attend,
arce Griffin who had kept Nanki Pooh IN "A gooi
uositon made play at the head OF the stretch ana
came through the rail. Daily America, hhrd
ridden by Kcln succumbcd to the Jap IKE
chinese general Midgely who led the forIori
hone of the colorcd division on stephen g. made
n desperate attempt to conquer Nahki room ny
n relentless rush at the finish but Grimm hai
speed In reserve and won by neck on the post.
| daily America was third two lengths away.
Eleven maiden two-year-ods went TO the post In
| the Nth Face Formal was decided iavorite at
S 20 g. Ogdensburg. Sebastian and Fascination were
| also backed at and s to against their chances
Penn startled the spectators by riding Formal as II
| he was thoroughly awake and knew he was riding
| a race. He landed Formal winner by two lengths
| from Fascination. who won the place by length
| from Sebastian.
| Sandowne. at even money. won the last race
| thanks 10 Grfhn's skilful riding. by two lengths
from SalOnlca, who ran an excellent race