New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-02

race. His sire. Hanover. was hard 10 restrain,
Hamfurr's grandsirS. Hindoo. could always be
bans SINS Gould "f not W TGsr,n anbnS Per
haps the result would not have been different II he
had restrained him. Anyway the race was ran
irish Rel acted badly at. tho post she, usually
IS 20 quick On his feet and shoot away from the
faG with such an electric fash. that he Ta3e he
rsasonabiy faiT Start ' on the Who,c and sure
hat tho start made no Iforence In the reI Fir
ing ,putchman ana Irish Rel were in homeless
trouble IN tGe rst Ha am M Se6 he
4m9s instan G Flying bGchgma ,be ana t6rs aS
trrvey. and they were irre;rcvahy out Of The con-
Hamburg e another Domino Hamburg open.a
gap Of two lengths on ReqUital IN the trst iGr
long. which wa2 run in i seconds. me INC t Gn%1.
burg had such lead and was running so smooih,t
thai Il dd not then 1e poSSn,e ,oi t%,TTGi66m,at
was q * seconds The time 10y NJ first nAIi -ino
vas e SO seconds hrenihl"sf he1rt-reneLg PFC
lengths before Eoouital and was running as i h
ing Du;chmai and IRISH re, were beaten far of.
Just minute wa the ,ime for tho five turlongs.
honcstTc.h hGWeyor ,IG1"l G,'n'W [,- in o.
bug civ 5e dis'.rcG nl@ been ct wo s,ro
iy have vanquished Inc Older raecnorsc. ~: Ham
hurgs enormous speed in the frs ny" fHr.@ngs
inr weight Rcquital. Ney"rthe!"Ss, IL vas Clay;
;9E , on hdqua ana no. sims on w f6mrcod 10
ride desperately 20 get Requital up 10 Hamburg N
the anal furloog 1e in the ro Sd s mnnF Of
taking so long lead at 50 extreme speed IN the
the race by about out al lemsih SINS easing Hamburg
when It was plain beyond question that kequital
Sims showed poor judgment Of pace. and his rid
Sloane could have ridden Hamburg better thah
buzz nd TynE I've MCfEs asS %nd
meet In the Flight Stakes at seven furlongs me at
tban aGEfa Was w' have been so many
cases this year in which popular horses have been
in the lists of probable starters that the pubic has
become distrustful of racetrack programmes But
every man or woman who enjoys seeing most
moniac Courage and desperation between the best
horses in America ought TO have seen Hamburg
and Requital tight out Yesterday. they are the
best horses in America those two
able and impressive lime The time for the ST. six
furongs was ia - Sims made ErnyS error RI ana
lost much S ground by going wde s III no
Great tn cre6 bv bis ride on amburf
And Michael F DTyer gained no great credit rsrS ny
6en BTpsh in Rf GRTm mc Of
course Ben s' Rrnsa was C it right
R Was 10 his si name e aoWd SpTca S' the G p
able starters? Ben Brush the suburban wnIn,"r. IS
give the impression that Ben Brush is 10 run and
then TO keep him in the stable S9me Tf Scr p4o o
grammes constantly with the names OF horses
M haG TO are re m To the R p The concy aad JocT
Club does not purposciy pad its programmes as
and every other turf body ought TO take scrrpulous
matters. The strongest pressure should be brough,
TO bear both on owners and trainers to prevent
Previous was well backed by Michel F. Dwycr to
win the Futurv. and many trainers believed that
notahIe race But Previous wts lcft at tho post,
Yesterday Previous. with light weight in he 40 40
dle-onlv 40 pOunGS-waS the fdNOriie IN IN" iiS'
race. a selling affair for two-year-ods This tine
he got good start. but he had no speed. SINS
used the whip and urged him hard in the FIRST half
mile. but Previous was never near Inc front. ana
markable performance The colt moved II h"
were extremely short OF work. Michael +. DIVER
as # they were so short OF work thar they had
chance TO win This has been done scye d,dG Ines
NJ F: Dwyer and even with Ben Brush. Iermabs
short Of work when they were started But If they
were short OF work and NJ. Dwyer started , them
then he did what he ought not 10 have done n"
Tribune makes no accusations against MI pW$"r
he knew be short Of work that the horse couiI
not win But bo d9es kS 5ay Taa NAT i h horn
short of work that ne camnot WIN. ne I,'r rnnyy
be that Previous had had work enough since the
Futurity. But he did not run as II ne hld h"n
stakes worth $3.50 at Gravesend. lie has won
number Of races. and that he ran 9nPlaccd 'enH g
Hand Press and Sensational was certainly remark
"" TSe Tribune has said repeatedly that J. +. Nc
Donads excellent ny sGGs T1 G G n nTGSy@T
Hewitt is TOO small, and light and weak ana 'fSnl'
to ride Rensselaer, as ne ought TO be ridden
he Sbeepshead BAY june meeting because he was
not strong enough TO handle the colt wei. R"nsse-
but he was defeated by Cayalero because Hewitt
was too weak to handle him well at tn" finish
After winning the Flight Stakes on R"qui'aL
Clayton won the fourth race on Ben Halliday;
favore in the betting while the horses were at ~:
the racing at shsepshead Pay VII be contng a,
this afternoon, and the number OF entries IL nN'
of the six races is extremely large The lists
is he hoped that none Of the entries vii. be with
drawn Wi,hou; eXGGf mt r"asohS zen rsh Is IN
drawn as he was withdrawn yesterday?
Co.'S paddocks close by the Sheepshead Bay track
Mr. Eas;on will sell nj auction seven ycarngs low
by James Galway. The owners give the most alb
soute guarantee that no on" Of these rcariine'
10 he highly promising. The Eimorc yearllngs are
three colts by tina, superb sire Hanover out OF
and a FLY BY Hanover out az Mamie Hunt. a ny
by strathmore. out Of Leap Frog, colt by Strath-
our .b 90 ,po or yIamRmrr and ofher grcaf racorE
prices. Tho Galway y"arlings are Of excellent
The ANIMAL Rhode Island Clam }akes held on the
grounds Of the Concy Island Jockey Cuh are n
Gam Bake mis- year will be held on Sunday. Sep
tcmber 3 The hCapita5e, arlianle and generous
VjTopiguc and Abe" u. Daniels No inner com
m:;ee could possibly he found Lander'o celebrated
band will furnish the music. The bake VIII be UNI
covered about 3 O'Clock.
No 10 Of the seventeenth year Of Gocdwln's or
TciaI Turf Guide Is just out. II covers tho racing
IN 10 and including Monday August -. II con-
,aIns many valua be features and is indispensable"
to ali racing Every racing man should
have II.
FIRST RACE-Fcr two-year olds; 5000 added: selling
Last FIVE furlongs Of the Fu;ury course.
Dating
S. P.
I. 6 & W. p Thompson's b. Z. Attain
rent. by Faverdale-Essayez II, 50 N.
(Corbiey) II 2-i
William I.ambcer's b. c. Aratoma, 100 .
J. a. BENEFITS b. c. Bluebeard % tcar.
10. tS!oanc 3 81 -
Easter Gif, loo -. .......... III. Martini lO-l Al
Handpress. o. (ca-. os10 white IA Al