New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-10

Yesterday The determined efforts OF the steep'e-
chase stewards free that class OF sport from sus
picion and to prevent fraudulent practices ny A"y
nersons associated with that class OF racing are
making themselves felt and the sport has Improved
,narveIously under their constant supervision ana
watchfulness. =.
T,eouttaI was breezed a mile and half yesterday
morning to fit him for the Realization tomorrow
He moved easily and covered the distance easily in
2:3SIb Perhaps the ease with winch nea'''
worked will cause a return Of Hastingss soreness
hut I'D to the present time the Belmont w'hher
HIastings) is in excellent condition for the race.
81 Maxim one OF the most useful horses on the
turf. broke down completely In the fourth race
He gave way in his left forward pastern on max
ing the turn from the bnckstretch Tarai attempted
70 null him I'D but the horse resoutely persisted
in trying to win that Taral had all ne couo 90 10
restrain him. The loss of ST. Maxim Is serious
blow to the Fleischman stable. as he Is high-ciass
horse and q bread winner
John j. McCanerty may demonstrate 10 some
doubtful racegoers that he is sklfu jockey. IL Is
generally conceded that he can outride Hahl'oh
several ounces. McCaferty's finish on winged foo'
caused some enthusiasm. and 1t was close shave
for him at the finish. Distinction forced MIN 10
expose Winged Foot's form thoroughly. Clayton
could not use his whip because Distinction will not
stand punishment. Hence he was iorceu 10 10 Ss se
best he could with his hands ana ns pronoon
since the Sheepshead Bay meeting began. re nas
Which in sef is not serious fault since
c,ose observation has led certain racing experts 70
soane has also accused q taking sysr r pS bis
s sn1s NSboy has
that he has not tried his best TO WIN on tbe East
The latest report about Sloane Originated irdn the
fertile ;ne b mnG OF ns ha Sloane used an electric sad
die which accounted for his many unooket t b does
non If behooves the racing AUTHORITIES to order
several of them at the earliest POSSIBLE o nast and
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manage TO secure a present almost every ''''e e'
ria lanes Galway attributed the victory gained
by McCanerty on Gotham to me ia . WIT With which
wore bnkers The remnrxao os wearing bnKers
should cause the racing authorities to have sci
OF onkf bes,ors could not recall preceds for the
dead,hsa; and Sas sss on woodford ran
o" Ssad p Sea and rhs DIVERS refused to run it of
Consequently Barnum won me e,mf Sss the mind Of
!ass
trouble before 1t comes to him. n;ari I'm n selling race
ana three Of them make dead heat ana t S fourh
Wha sG nS Of the horses making the dead
heat and what will become or the surplus. PlJy, o
ing the tiers are e era rec The foregoing
riddle is respectfully referred 10 "io"Ae' O"''
LADY Inez IS as angular and as ragged In her con-
formation August Bemonts &c Ocagonh bernning
Of race but tears up space wne9 oh race To- put
motion She ran as II sns reeh the fact that she
Worked six furlongs in :lsiz at the Grayesend TRACK
and that She was backed TO win YESTERDAY .,.;.
az" Son1 NJ the daring plungers have trimmed their
sails and now takn Ing moreTase Of Rey Gram
non snnears 70 have greatly affected rhe operauvs
amorg the layers odds Of few men wiIh nt for
reai knowledge Of racing. but vast caliciHs ~
nutting their money down on things that are ia Ia
"a re and Juicy" Tic passing 81 Grammar NJ, ~, htr
dared soe Of his associates, who intend TO JON MIN
in the near future: . a., b,-,,ca che
Rhodesla has fully recovered from me pise en- s,
ronaiyed IN the race for the Great Trial STAKES one
was rotted and canered YESTERDAY K9ya i HG5e
tansa smrnrise Of her owners James r. and FoXhail
2. Keene.