New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
HANDSPRING'S FINE FORM.
SHOWN AGAIN YESTERDAY AT SLEEPS
HEAD.

MONACO WINS THE KAHpIcAp-GooD SPORT AND
A LARGE ATTENDANCE
Ocean breezcs laden with moisture cooled me ar
at Sheepshead Bay Yesterday afternoon. Notwith-
standing the moderate caro-. iarge NUMBER o. sPeS
tators enjoyed the sport. Many persons discussed
the racing outlook and .he probable action OF 'he
Kings County Grand Jury Ia regard 70 the aes"
tons made by so-callcd refor:ners Peter lie Lazy
IS said TO BE- the .nstlgator OF The invessa'oh y!
the GRAND Jury as he greatly incensed at 'he rd'u
made or = roo,roo~, - me Tenderlon Precinct
last wcck some O. me leading citizens oil brooh-
Ign express their sentiments In no unneasureu 'e''
q; the insolcnce o. poolroom Examiners III "'.eP
ing to inture the prosperity OF large numoer Vi
the citizens OF Brooklyn 10y their interference VII"
racing under TIE new laws. Dav'd "'ueo"' ",0
WAS one 0. the witnesses summoned BEFORE 'he
Grand Jury said: II 90 not believe tha' 'he s'ie"
est attention Will be paid 10 the Complaints in''e
was little 10 say about betting pehe'e '"a'
visit 10 the track by the Grand Jury wonia con
vince them that racing under the present eoiD''o"'
is beneficial to the public in general. ,--
James II. Kcene is suffering from varicose veins.
and Is unable to attend the races August Belmont
Is actively engaged in perfcctng the oe'ais Vi ''e
meeting TO be held at Morris PARK
Alfred Hennen Morris was in peasant hu'io'
Yesterday and talked chcerfuly about the RACING
outlook Colonel w. s. Barnes and Garre" ~
Wilson, Of Lexington KY, talked over 'ie .o
parative merits of Beau IDEAL the champion '"o-
year-old OF the West, and Handspring, the ac-
knowiedged champion Of the East ana Tue VI"
cussion ended In favor Of Handsprngs chahcos
although both men said that the margin IN ia'oi
OF the Eastern champion was extreme! S-'
Pierre I.orllard. clothed with marvellous e,a'
ulster as capacious as the mainsah oi ''e
fender was much in evidence all the aiteinoo'
IA Doiabra won the first race easily. he was IN eH-
cellent humor, and chattcd with his friends IN
cheerful manner
John Mackey the ever-popular manager OF James
B. Haggin's famous Rancho Del Paso. was mere
there and everywhere. expat!ating on the eoou -
tiles of the Rancho Del Paso bred yeariihss 'h"'
ars 10 be sold to-day Daniel Burns. VINO Is II
the head of the firm of Burns Naterhouse' Is
millionaire mine owner and an enthusiastic io''i "
racing Mr.. Burns is the owner OF hni' "
Mexico that Is so rich in gold and SILVER 'ha' ~ no
heen said he could settle the silver question ssio
handed II he would. by permitting the mine " &c
worLed ~ its fullest capacity. The silver couiu
he used TO pave the roads leading TO the mne' anu
the gold used TO equalize the rauo pe'"ve' w
two metals to the satisfaction OF both the si''.'o'
and the goldbugs Messrs. Burns "aterhouso
we're extensive purchasers OF yearNi'ss a. '"' ~
cho Del Paso sale yesterday a.,
Robert A. Plnker,on who is indeeugapie IN Ms
efforts TO prevent violations OF the law OIL ,'e
track made speech in the petths-'i"e
afternoon that was energetic. forcefu! ana eioque
He appealed TO both the layers and takers OF ouDs
q a nnancal go"
the belligerent followers Of Peter the fro'es'e,
slightest chance TO hnd fault or 10 make conp'an-
Ths stewards Of the Jockey Club have taken UP
the registration Of Lazzarone. . ,
The Boards and William Dcnohae menu '0"s
consultation on the lawn. ,,. ,,,o
~. .,.,,.-ds re,nstated II. Brown, Jockey VINO
40. susnandsd al the ill-favored Parkway meet
IN. / w. Rogers and others got licenses as Tram
ers. .s ,,rnsr order
The racing yesterday was OF much hisne' IL.
than was expected. In the first race DoiaDra wa
chosen as the standard-bcarer OF 'he so-0'
n,.a amos Odds OF ) TO 2 against his chances were
freely accepted The followers OF Owie. WI ~
font with 10 2 while 10 against Lau! p'a'"o"'
and Dogeett was the best ION oner ""'ie ""'
n,bbed at as 10 l was quoted against "ei' -
s,.ndid start was made with the horses ahsheu
across the track Before nifty yards nad oeeh CIV
.rea slvis bolted across the track. barely escap-
ing a collision with the other contestants Doeee's
led until the bend was reached, wheh ne qui' an"
Griffin sent Dolabra 10 the 'front.' ana inc race wa
over D,lsbra won easily by nearly two iehsu's
tror, LADY Diamond who badly ridden by
sua. McCain. Owet was third and the field strag-
gled in. , ,>.x,.
The Foam Stakes was gift for Philip j. Dryers
Handspring. who won as he pleased py 'e"s'"
Hazlet was second and Sycamore thiro.
Prg was an money favorite lot the UNIV
rare and was the only horse backed by the pIuhs-
ers The public bet the others at ODDS ranging
from to \ against Captain T. to 10 to against
Cockade The start was not up 10 the usuS' s'anu
ard as the field was struggling when the nag isii.
Penn on Prig pushed 10 the front at once ana Was
rsv.r headed winning easily at the finish by three
lengths from Sue Kittie who beat Captain l.
head for the place. Prg Is cripple ana mas a"
ankle as large a watermelon James Shleius
purchased him at private sale AFTER the race ~ 10
said that Prgs enlarged ankle is filled with EXCUSES
that can be easily secured when necessary
In the fourth race Patrican was warm IA
write at o to s. Rubcon was second In demand
at u 10 5. Monaco was we'll supported al 10 J.
Every horse In the race had followers "hich
caused the contest to arouse the enthusiasm oil the
spectators. The start was perfect Sanoo"ne was
the pacemaker and cut out the running for haf-
mile when Patrcian took the lead 1T the head
of the stretch It appeared as II Patrlcian "ouii
win easily but Hamilton, who had been taxing
matters eaeily on Monaco, gave him MS heao. anu
in a few strides he was at Patricians head. Inc
latter responded gamely. but was unable to resist
Monaco's challenge who won by neck on the
post Sandowne third and Rubicon fourth
In the NTH race thirteen two-year-ods faced the
starter Hastings. the Gideon DAILY cahoida'e'
was the favorite at TO 5. and was heavily backed
by the public who have the most implicit conf
dence In the Gideon & Daily horses. Honolulu and
Diakka. at 5 to /. had the support Of some knowing
ones Senator Hoffman. newcomer from Marcus
Days stable was backed down from 20 to un.
was excellent for ali but Loyal Prince. who was
ft at the pos. ,hrousn the the ne asn OF Ie
rated along With the field until the straight WORK
po aS " and won handily by length and half
Diakka was second and Honolulu third. Honolulu
saDpea h Sy Eun Se have
sshtsd an afdavi to the stewards that he could
sSs sixth race tx Tn TaTa John IN
T M ices,f W' placed $500 on Hugh Penny
to j. which caused some as;u.e bettors TO hedge
ne frd Df's o" 10 Is to T. At the post Deacon Nc
Caerty was deaf to the celebrations OF the start