New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
NOW FOR THE REALIZATION.
LONG JOURNEY FOR THE RACERS.
THEY w:Il. TRAVEL. THIRTEEN FuRLoN6S AT
SnENPsHEAn Ray TODAY


snEEPsREAp BAY TO-DAY
u t,,c weather Is ie and clear to-day. as seems
,,opnle when this article * written. the Coney
island Jockey Club viii close Its remarkable meet
,nw with an unbrokop series Of twelve racedays'
or every one CT which the weather CONDITIONS
have been highly Favorable for the sport. !, mas
l.en most prosperous. popular ana successiui
,,,o,,.irc and Co,oa, Kip John q. Ieckscher and
Cocners Felowes have done s,rkingiy enectiVe
varh IL every position in the cuh an" every
place on the racetrack were Mice ny men OF tne
type OF Colonel Kip. MIR. Iicchschef ana MT ret
loves the club would enjoy disunc'ioh anu
authority a reputation and an influence. which no
other racing organization in any part OF the Ne"
World could possibly approach. But some oil 'he
governors Of the club never pay the least at'e"-
ton 30 its affairs, and never attend any oil lis
racc-meetings. while II IL unfortunately " '"''
that ii few persons hlling places on this race
track other American racetracNs. TOT "h'oh
those persons are wholly united Yet 1t has been
q wonderful meeting, and the admirers OF racing
have spcn. money upon thelr iaV"rne sPo't
al this meeting than at any other turf meeting o'
similar length ever known IN America. II is not
meant In saving this say that the total re-
CENTS Of the club have been as large as they were
in the boom" times under the Ives fool Act
when .hc clubs revenues from The betting -rirs
were much greater than They aie now. In those
flush times tho club often received more than
SO go clear pref. frorn the bei,ing-rrg in single
Cay rs the number OF boOkmakers who paid 500
each per day often exceeded hundred ana the
French pools als9 paid ptrcentar' 10 me c!nD;
from Tie bookmakers il large. In The Ives Pool
act days grandstand tickets cost only 81 u each.
Now they cost s.. IL many ways the general pup.
rs whira supports he tart. mas been extremely
;.ca, :or the enrchmen, o! the bookm@kers. and
N o,Aes methods Of ,urf outlay - It HIS been
rroalscls Observation-Disclosures IN wcaiher pro-
t'gioG- IN success ana prodiF!ous IN profits go.
The famous Realization viii DC decided TINS alter
noon. ana Il; icas, eight cii-kiowh 'hrre-year-
ODDS are expected to ran. E!oVen names appear ~
a mite and five iuriones il is lot easy to now
kns haeHger and ny; Hresie s n nave ct any my
thfcc has snows any form Ills year wnch
justify the iantcst nope II setting even third pa
most st prSdc policy viii +" 10 keep
Elkins and Orest,s In their stables 49,. Ana .,a-
cia! weight Conditions MAKE the weights different,
August Bcmont's well-known pair OF sake WI" m
The highest weight. II po%gds viii 9s ss e1 RaE
OH OF Empress. The Bard was a great slayer ana
f faees Kat he can stay Well Buddha is owned by
a true-hearted turfman of sterling quality MAJOR
William Lasanas aIy Winged Foot must ~ ST. garry
M pounds in the G o W 9s IS r Foot Was
Ear the best two-year-od hlly in America and could
Later she os form and encountered several wo b
defeats. Winged Foot has not started at al WIS tns
lam Lakeland, knows her true form today Lake
land has always been looked on as h teo 70
sdn " she has Chance But winged F0Ct can
seasoned colts which have had plenty Of racing ana
at so S pp 6,y seG ,ee nd1a f and Ve
That att Extremely nervous and uncertain colt The
Ear will lis pounds in the Reazdo s brs Tae
ing IS by Frisr's Balsam out Of Lizzie Baker, In
his best races last year he displayed excellent form
he often badly and this year he has been ey sss
Of puzzle and mystery than he Was IN soD
running
will he watched most carefully by the keenes'
Observers
Daily. and viii have iis' pounds in the saddle OF
course. Frederick Taral will ride him Scotti ;ia
nd But Gye Ihe the MSGTs he rars @
III pounds. while ociason who poor third
carried 22 and D5n De ORC. who was poor c hieH
tain in the belmont carrying % In the Brooklyn
Derby on heavy track. Scottish Chieftain carried
~ 30 Win !2eon nd Don De
h sSOl ha Gnef Wan S wSi RH1r
The condition of the track did no. appear 10 sun b
sher seGsh Shfa cb G ne ran second to
Bnddha bu, Buddhs bad only III up while Scot
"In sdGitiSn TO Buddha. Winged Foot The Friar
and Scottish Chicftain. J; f. McDonald's fine colt
Rensselaer, Will run y, Re also bmt on public
form both of last year and this year me r ace
FriaT !! scoi f Re' Ghan 1o snd VII
be thrilling pleasure to see tha' neid run "'"e
aT be second part of the Double Event will furnish
a race fully as interesting in every way as was r ,ne
monis Firearm will have q chance TO redeem ms
reputation today He VIII meet Hamburg c tne
ling 90 mounds Previous, George keene, Narus
and Bowling Brook will also carry l2s pounds. Inc
eoeaTlv ali Of the fields will be large this after
noon and many % b nrobsbe Starters In
al rIp IRE $780, free lightweight handicap for
Give