New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
J. Z. KEENE'S FUTURlTl .
JUVENALS son WAS THE VICTOR.

AUGUST BEIMoNTs BROADER RAN NEXT TO
CHACORNAC.
For the second time the Futurity, richest OF
American turf prizes. has fallen to James r. keene'
whose noble colt Domino carried of the honors III
1893 On Friday Mr.. Keene bought from MS
trainer James Rowe. the geldinG Chacornac, med
by the Thompsons at the celebrated Brookdale
farm which D. D. Withers founded In New
Jersey Mr. Rove purchased Chacornac as
yearling for $3.50 at the BroOkdGe auction sale
The total value Of the Futurlty, which was won
by this $3.50 chap. s4l24O. OF this Mr.. kee1e
as owner Of ChacOrnac receives $oseo Ihe lhomp-
son brothers who bred Chacornac get as breeders
80 600 The second horse in the Futurity was August
Belmont's gelding Brgadier Mr.. Belmont re-
eeiyes s. 333 49, as owner and as breeder OF Briea-
der he gets 81 go Bromley & Co. owners OF the
third horse Windemere, get 1916 o. and GeneTaI
w. H. jackson, of the Belle Meade iarin taxes $'"
as breeder
Tho triumnb of Chacornac a gTotesQpely cheap
yearling shows how varied are the chances and
1nischanecs Of the turf. He is by the imported
stallion Juvenal. out of the imported My Leuta'
and is the first OF Juvenars progeny 10 attain
distinction Mr. Keene's judgment in securing MN
the day before the Futurity was notable 1t is not
known how much he paid for him. but as Cha-
cornac is a gelding IL cannot be doubted that inc
sum was much below the amount of hrst money
in the Futurity. In Domino's year MT heene
bought Hyderabad from Albert Cooper al heaNy
because
might be a formidable rival of Domino Hyder-
abad was not placed in the rich stakes In which
Domino defeated Galilee by head. with Dobbins
third a head behind Galilee. Chacornac was the
1ieetest runner in the Futurity Of 1893, ana his
glory was gained CALAMITY and with desert Inc
start was excellent and prompt there was no seri-
GUS crowding. Jostling or interference and II
The Futurty were run over again, Chacornac would
probably be first and Brigadier second. The con-
Quering son OF Juvenal has bold, free action is
racer Of power and dash. and will be at the front
in many "A fierce battle hereafter. He has not yet
proved his right to rank with Proctor Knott. Poto-
mae His Hghness. Morelo and Domino, VINO were
crowned with Futurity~ wreaths. because he car
ried only ia pounds and because those five racers
lowered IN their years far above the average OF
successful two-year-olds. Moreover, Brgadier'
fast fellow, but wonder, was az Chacornacs
neck in the final stride The future exploits OF the
Futurity hero of this season will be observed
with eager scrutiny II is too early 10 say whether
or not he can outrun Mesmerist, Maribert, Sad
ducee and some other racers of his age who were
not IN the Futurity. but II is obvious that the
laurels OF yesterday will not be borne down in the
dust by any feeble adversary.
The sky was dark and threatening, and the air
was thick and foggy. but rain fell at the course
until II was deserted With better weather the
gathering Of spectators would have been larger
but the total well up in the thousands. and
the multitude was pleased by every feature of the
times the Keene stable. including Chacornac, Viz
ginia Earle and Doublet, was a strong first choice
in the speculation while the pair entered by John
J. Hyland-August Bemonts Brigadier and James
Boden's Okettee-was steadily the second choice.
AS the entry Of Brigadier and Okettee had been in
Hyands name the pair was coupled in the bet
ting The winner OF this years Futur!ty carried
only II. pounds, the second horse only 100 pounds
and the third only h2 pounds. If David Garrick.
Doublet. Virginia Earle, Guden Modrine. Pucky,
Musette Chacornac, Brgader and Windmere meet
In the future at equal weights. Chacornac may
perhaps be first. and Brigadier possibly be
second, but the issue would be probematcal The
time fast this year. 40 2-5.
QUICK AND EVEN START.
At AGO o'clock the pleasing field of twenty met
tlesome youngsters the post. In a few
minutes they dashed off TO wonderfully quick and
start. Not of the twenty had broad
advantage. and not OF them tagging be-
hind Modrine was slightly in front when the flag
fell. while the three Keene runners held good po-
sitious and Windmere Plucky and Brigadier
aligned neatly and well. All the jockeys strove 10
seize lead I'm the first quarter mile In order 20
avoid crossing or crOwding Hence the speed
furious from the outset. Bullman. Modrine.
struggled sturdy TO retain the narrow space which
he had snatched his colt shot away, but Chaeor-
macs conquering crest swiftly Modrne's
neck and Juvenals nimble could be
sisted. Modrine did finch. but Chacornac's
drine's ard bound by bound Chscornsc spUrned the
earth with those gintinC heels Of his The gelding
from BrOokdale. moving with redoubtable vgor
and space devouring motion in the van at
the head of the homestretch. and thence TO the
close no foe could alright him. Windmere was
fast but Chacornac faster. Spencer rode
Chacornac with cool confidence and apt dexterity
Brigadier sped up the stretch with startling
rush but Chacornac the swifter, and the
Futurity was captured fairly and bravely: No ex
cuses could be suggested for the vanquished ones
Al the weights they met their master
Voter Withdrawn from the Fan Handicap. al
FIX furlongs. In his absence May Hampstead was
the favorite. with Firearm very close second
worthy of his worst days. Because OF his lhexcus-
able and outrageous apathy May Hampstead was
unplaced. His riding called loudly for an lnvest-
gston; yea IL screamed and shrieked Tor probing.
Fircarm was also unplaced. That erratc beast
Previous took IL into his crazy head 10 run kindly
ana got first place; Previous was backed BY MS
owacJs and others down from Is 10 10 70
= I.ora-d's coiors. fan,onA. superb and trihin-
'rh.f- many times bcin side3 Of the Atlantic
wcg, gIlod i1 The Fu,0nty by ldvld OaIrEk net
fcH v'eglt, with the heavy burS.n o. i5i ROUNDS
Wac Mr LO-illard bought DAVID Garfick and The
Chamberlain from John r.. Madden. the most
agiult although not always the most ausiere or
American ;urfmen he put the pair In the hands or
A J. Joyner 10 train. When Mr.. JoyDer took the
pair the time before the Futurity was short
that he could get Eastern Jockey 10 ride
David Gsgfiek In the great race. James Rowe mac
already obtained from Joyner (who has been
Makers manager since ex-Corporadon Counsel
Clark wisely thrust Maher through his stable door
the pledge that Maher should ride for James Il