New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
JAMES R. KEENE's URIEL.
THE SON OF SHEEN GENUINE FLYER.
STRIKING IMPROVEMENT OVER HIS MORRIS PARK
roRM-RACINo AT THE BRooKI.YN TRACK.


yoRM-RACINa AT THE BROOKLYN TRACK
The friends Of racing gathered at the Brooklyn
track yesterday in gratifying numbers. This meet
ing exhibits every sign of abundant prosperity,
and owners and breeders are looking with longing
eyes to Philip J. Dwyer hoping that he will In
crease the value Of the purses and prizes Of all
sorts. But Mr.. Dwyer Is cool. conservative and
cautious. 1t is not likely that ne will OFFER more
money for competition until he Is thoroughly con-
WINGED that 1t is the wisest policy to take such
action. II people who fond Of racing continue
to initiate the revenues Of tho club by purchasing
many thousands Of tickets at q each. as they
have been doing in prodigal style this week. tho
profits Of the club will be largo that Mr. Dwyer
may conclude TO be kind to tho owners and the
breeders It Is Of the steadfast convictions OF
Mr. Dryers mind. however, that tho booxmakcrs
ought to contribute bigger sums FOR the support
Of the turf than they giving now Mr. Dwycr
has always held firmly 10 the faith that the racing
associations ought to tax all bookmakerB and ell
,ooirooms sternly and unhinchinsly. He believes
that most Of tho money which 10 to be made on
the turf out OF the turf should 80 TO the treas
iries Of the jockey clubs. II tho owners and the
breeders can make q living. that Is about all
they ought to expect. from his point OF view.
while to his way Of thinking the bookmakers
ought strip themselves OF almost everything for
the benefit Of tho racing organizations. Perhaps
IL surprising that these convictions are not
so acceptable to some of the owners. breeders and
bOOkmakerS as they are 10 tNo uoiociS Va AuOoNoS0
stock Possibly something may DO said on both
sides The general public has little concern with
such controversies. To the majority OF people VINO
70 to the races these questions are OF small conse-
Quence They want q good time, and would prefer
to win rather than to lose when they bet II they
can prosper they willing that the racecourse
shareholders. the breeders and even the DOCK
makers shall prosper also
Like SO many other horses at this meeting Pre-
vious suffered sad eclipse Of his Morris Park
Aoxtlu Hked
a strong favorite in tho third race. but he was
never near the front. He was crossed ana pocA'
eted and josted. but even II all allowances aFe
made for the interference which he encountered
It is difficult to consider Previous colt Oh ttue
merit after his abject collapse on this occasion
Blueaway shot I'D the homestretch at brisk pa-ee
and won the race rapidly. Sensational was second
and Swango third. Demagogue ana Mlolah hau
displayed some speed at Morris PARK bolh OIL
them were as deliberate as the signs OF tho ~
diac in this race. Neither of them could move iast
enough to get out of his own way Marcus D'y
must have hundreds OF mules In the lowest levers
Of the Anaconda mine drawing orc cars An! one
of those mules might, perhaps. run raster man
INDIAN ran yesterday IL - pam tHdl ~ -uiu11
does not do better in his next race he ought 10 DC
oons,rned 10 the deepest sub-cellar OF the Ana
conda excavations and never see daylight again.
A Wild weird tip Arquebus hurtled through
the betting ring and much GOOD money was put
on this crealxing croaking fragment that hau come
down from the AllUuc iABcs. <hiH"ND~~ ''
slower than INDIAN. Tho Two are visc'd and geia'-
!nous.
STILL there are two even slower CARTOONS u
racers on the track than INDIAN and Ardueous'
They are Cassette and Leonore. the amiaoie.
patient and long-suYerng owner OF Cassette and
Leonore drove into the grounds behind PAIR Oh
comedy. quick-stepping roadsters II ne VIII 'aNe
Cassette and Leonore out OF all their races anu
put those two roadsters in their places ne VIII
win more running races with the trottine roauste
than he will ever win with Cassette ana heono'o'
unless his trainer handle Cassette ana Leo
nore 70 better advantage hereafter than no has
done so far this year.
James r. Keene's Uriel. by the Engnsh s.aiiioh
Sheen out OF Katherine ii. is handsome reno"
and the possessor Of uncommon speed. Uriel was
not himself at Morris Park. Yesterday he was rid-
don by Sloane. Uriel formerly trained by
Snsky gentleman from Abyssnia and ridden by
sso yogo osh M61s is about M
sheen the of the Saibes Paradse
elsewhere is there ANY s saW ha as' an He
golden o EhOp Th0% or y part sr% Of
and i Mr. Keene viii act wisely if does not permit
say dsGoqrf Tes an9 by ur
opans Ures and @ Gsshr 70 PR bToher
and ridden by sloane The ORIGINAL STe 6S soa9e
Win W 4de S this tre 7 Of today may possibly win
rich stakes for Mr.. Keene His speed is Amos t az
s sTat ws IhSt r al and we'll ridden M ny
colt named after an arshangei oos, he fes,bers
may fly Some aTfmsn say 1om maj ba thd
and IS Named know ali about
Stage angels bu, nothing about TTies Or r genuine i
s sa Fro5nan when the two meet Daniel and
Charles Frohman may burn the on d .ps ur
months in studying Paradise Lost ana raraase
Il is we'll that Mr. Keene IN, is not rs , iurp
Pfar smusenent or for the benefit Of the stable
boys Nh Is He tben a carry @ on so
atoms among the great capitalists OF me pa ,S
play and sport In rb Sen
with the enormous hnanSiai ~ thn cares to BET
on the races except some trivial SUN Tor light sr
amusement. But some panSger or roo ali about
I'rjey.s private work for there was tremendous
plunge on n Tr W IN Ike f for T No need Of his
av,ns 70 ontspeed that field. But when he meets
Peened and Dc csr %f oed he Will want all
in the sixth race But Perkins Prince Lee had
- Tara 4aS on yg sWays an reu haa 70
ds not sG 50 c shS hm up
wl{h him. they Questioned other Jockeys
also clear case of f0u ,b f6 and v hte
kes Sa p4d RSib Sa Save tAs got p place
Mr.. Keenes Uriei the favorite In the sixth race
w wsa t aass the SEVENTH third
cres' first Of apS FoTS anS
acted as il she frenzisd She dashed led about about
ss a 1essea AGAIN aha n HaSs again and Finally
Iltlefed Of the saddle No FLY ever Act actea
worse al the post. Littefeld was not hurt. but II
impossible 10 compel Calculation 70 mUve coup %p
sented that she should be withdrawn. AS she mao
gone 10 the post and was in the hands 9, -, INC
Starter all the money bet on her was lost. IL Is a
pity that so handsome FLY and one win SUCH
breeding should have 30 vile temper At
Ttmouse was left at the post In tho nrst raccT'
and Domitor in the second. Even MI Petungiii
Nka Homer sometimes mods - 1900, To-
Arthur Whites big colt On Deck was second IN
the Belmont and the second race ETY.
ran second and Sunny Slope third. Mr.. Galways
Imperator In this race II may De dnat ,b INA
perator was not fast enough 10 get even InIIu
place but that does not alter the fact that DOE.
getts ride on Imperator was as iantastic IN Pulos
as one OF George Francis Trains odes Astron-
say the moon is dead world Acnemiss e