New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIhS.

CARRIE c. NOT ENTERED IN THE FrTCRlIf
CHICAGO AS A RACING POINT
Jean Beraud is not entered in the Futurity. 10
the gr1ef and sorrow Of the firm OF DAILY q u'ueo''
Tho form OF Jean Beraud in his recent races mas
been so good that the owners OF two-yeai -o'uS
were sad and forlorn at the prospect Vi '''0 w
O. His Highness and Carrie {. adoing aho''ei
Futurity 70 the list Of victories won Dy tue .o'
o. the most successful racing firm on the Amer
can ,urf Carrie c. :he dam Of Jean Berauo' Is
John DAVIS favorite mare She is royalty preo' as
her sire is the speedy Sensation. ana heT Gam ,"o
famous long distance mare Ferida. IL IS s'ne u,"
that Carrie c. was left out OF the nst Oh 'u'u'"'
entries but It Is an undeniable fact' Inc e"'i,'S
for the FNutur.y were made by w. j. Powers WIZ
acted nc tina agent for Gideon & DAILY. The orlsi-
nal entry in the Office Of the Coney island JocAey
Club shows that all the mares at HoimoeI eAoep'
Carrie c. were entered for the stakes. Inc az
sence OF Carrie c. from tho entry ist was e'
IDENTIFY an oversight; as a consequence. Da'y "
Gideon mourn, while the owners or otner ca"oi
dates which are entered In the Futurity iee' re-
lieved at the absence OF SO formidable co'"-
pettor.
Gold Car, Marcus Days crack two-year-oio' o'u
not appear TO have the speed necessary lot
pretender to championship honors In the race ~,
the Eclipse Stakes. Gold Car has not been WOUND
up 10 the top notch: therefore some OF the ioi.
lowers Of the DAILY stable believe that ne WIN
provo factor IN the two-year-old races Deio'e INV
end OF tho sheepshead Bay meeting
Chicago Is likely TO become an important raci's
pon, this year There will be racing at Do'h inc
washington Park and Harlem racetracks LID ,n,
ga, purses Will be offered. and. with tnc 10
a.. other places IN the West lively sport anu 's'
n.Jisased interest IN the thoroughbred are az.
ty.cpated by the leading turfmen in the Wes,.
r ,S.S a. Chicago is almost certain 10 Hahe "a
Az o., $50 70 compete In the races IN me I Las,
40 III former years, the selling races in the East
are ntaie DETER than farces. Horses bordering on
ne me s'aKe c'ass are entered and raced in senns
that in the East a man can bid for and claim
norses without arousng prejudice The situation
claim is granted 10 anybody who e. I'm good stand
Ing on the turf. no matter whether the claimants
nave entries IN the races or not. or course. tne
men who have entered horses I'm such races should
have the prior right OF claiming
, Hindsight is heap better than foresight" was
the remark General Forrest the famous Confed-
sra S savany taagr made to critic Of strategy
battle should have been fought Certain turfmen
say that II James r. Keene did not send his horses
70 England ne would have many races At his mercy
ony begun and there is plenty OF time for Mr..
heene's horses TO show their qualities to the
Sr'tons before the season closes. trcl is suffering
ron spl.nts. and Is not likely to start In the
DERBY The rest OF the horses in the Kecne stable
al Exning are In fine condition. and under the
supervision OF Foxha =. Keene Il Is safe 10 an
carried TO victory in some OF the Important races
70 be run al Ascot. Goodwood Doncaster and
other racing points
taiaudt has clearly established his claim as the
s!s1 IN forty thousand dollars worth OF stakes In
nc west. ana has clinched his claim 20 $1,000 OF
stss amount gu by Whining The Kentucky Derby Clark
s HL .sn1sagements have been fuIned no will Re
Eipped to Coney Island to meet his former stable
| an'on' Hamburg. In the Realization stakea