New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-08

70 the race-course: are previously reduced. But
the delightful concert which it gave was heartily
appiauded
Only Connosseur and charade ran axa:ns. Re
top-lofty favoc.te at precpitous and preclptate
the hOnestrescS. but the result was never in doubt
Connoisseu5 got second place by many lengths from
81. Maxim in a handicap: In that race St. Maxim
carried about bout twenty-hve pounds more than
connoisseur for the place yesterday that the wicked
Requital may 60 to the post the favorte for the
longs on Saturday. July H. the closing day Of thi.
working as well this week he worked at Morris
Park before he vanquished Handspring in the Bel
suspicion. 1t has been generally expected that the
contest for the $4,000 Realization now the richest
lie between August Belmont's Hastings and the
Brook ia, Stables Resua It had been though,
make the pace for Hastings. But il the rumors
prove true and neither OF them should be in his
best condition on Saturday. Requital would prob.
Hastings and Margrave. the opposition to RequItal
VIII not most turfmen think. turn out to be for
mdaole But It ought not to be forgotten that the
Henry OF Navarres developing splnt might pre-.
on the anGdaps And
Henry Of Navarro took the Suburban just as he
Possibly IT may be with Hastings in the Real
MceduerlyS My winged Foot, winner or the
Great Trial Stakes, walked away with the Pansy
Stakes at six turlong3 the turf Naturally she
was tremendous favorite at big odds
The most ridiculous. absurd and grotesque rumors
Imaginable have been in circulation the
tracks that John j. McCanerty was short OF cash.
How laughable, McCaferty bought Gotham for
more than 5000 at the Rupert sale He also bought
Counter Tenor McCafferty short OF money. after the
Napoleonic raids on the ring and the superb master
strokes on the turf that he has been carrying
through for years,, II McCanerty Is really short OF
money. Russell Sage and John D. Rockefeller may
perhaps wish TO borrow few millions The actual,
unsulied impregnable truth is that John ]. Nc
Canerty is the Russell Sage Of the turf.
The start vas wretched in the first race Rubicon
was the favorite In the betting. and was second at
the end. Woodvine got away poorly. and was mis-
eraby ridden by Hewitt She obtained third place
Taral rode Shakespeare III magnifcently. and the
colt captured the race thanks to TaraPs wonderful
tockeyship although he concedng a great deal
OF weight 10 all the others.
-Four favorites We're defeated. and Reuuta and
Winged Foot both az such extravagant odds-on
that the public did not hack them. so the layers
Of odds had another profitable day. As things are
going present all the layers OF odds will soon be
millionalres Two OF the favorites, The Winner and
Panmure came from, the Wallace stable. and were
ridden by little Walker who IL by no means ski
frll Jockey Il The Winner and Panmure had been
at 10 to Il Is likely that they would have got home
frat in some way. by hook or by crook. ~
Cicero exclaimed two thousand years ago; u
Temporal. o mOres''
SO saw W. Ill OF us two thousand years later.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS
FIRST RACE-For three -yesr-ods and upward: 500
added special weights; penalties and allowances Five
furlongs the main track.