The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1903, Page 9

Liars THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1903. WEEK OF SURPRISES FOR SHEEPSHEAD 'S- RAGEGOERS Talent Was Badly Fooled Badly Fooled by African- der’s Defeat of Irish Lad and Victory of Thomas's Pulsus in the Great . Trial. “qe present week at Sheepshead is Got Mkely to manufacture as much turf {history as did the racing of the” week §ust past. The defeat of Broomstick and Magistrate, the idols of the two- Bear-old division, and of Irish Lad, the mwinner of the Brooklyn Handicap, were @tunning surprises on Saturday. ‘That the general public and that divis- fon of regulars known as the talent did mot believe that Africander was the equal of Irish Lad was shown in the betting. They took elther Irish Lad or Major Daingerfield. Africander they let gun for the books, with the result that ats price went up trom 2 to 1 to 8 to 1. ‘This was evidence that no smart money was bet on Africander. But Africander surprised every one. His bad race in the Standard Stakes and his superb performance in the Su- urban, the one on a fast track and the @ther in mud, forced one to the con-|, @dusion that Africander was at his best 4m mud, and that he had bad feet, which would not permit him to stand a gruelling race on a hard, fast track. Superb Performance. ‘His performance was superb. He ran @u true as ever « thoroughbred ran in his life and finished out with the cour- age of a bulldog. He was largely aided in this performance by the fact that he Wecelved @ perfect ride from George Odom. come that ‘lead. But he wasn't. His spirit was gone fighting and tugging for his head, and he hung in behind Afri- cander and made up very little ground. ‘That Irish Lad has epeed he proved in the Brooklyn. That he had courage was unquestioned after that quarter-mile drive with Gunfire. Was it not the proper thing to let Irtwh Lad go on with Africander, outspeed him if he could, and rely on his courage to stall off the Dwyer colt in the final drive? Odom'n Successful Ride, ‘Thia was the policy pursued by Odom on Africander, and {t was successful. However, the time of the rate shows that Africander put up a superb per. formance, ‘and must be admitted the best until the colts meet again. A’ spe- clal race between these two involving @ head and head race from start to finjsh will pe the only way of proving superiority. © Broomatick’s defeat in the Great Trial was not a disgrace. He had never raced six furlongs, and 129 pounds was @ stiff Impost to put on a colt of his size. But he ran good and game, showed the way to the stretch, and wa: only beaten by a narrow margin, fight- Ing with superb energy to the 1 jump. Alliance Race Expected. The forward running of Alllance was not @ surprisd to those who carefully watched O'Neill's ‘handling of this colt in a maiden race a few days ago. Alli- ance had the rail position. O'Neill got Into more pockets than there are on a pool table, and ended by finishing third as far on the outside as it was pos- sible for him to get. That Alliance could tow-rope the two-year-olds he met in the maiden race there is no question, Whether his defeat in the maiden race was due to carelessness or hard luck is & problem ‘the writer does not care to answer in the absence of positive knowledge. Zt ts charitable, perhaps, to call it herd luck. Tho present week does not call for much In the way of enthusiasm, Decause the stakes are ordinary affairs and will attract but little attention, with one ex- ception, That {s the Suburban Renewal, which has fourteen entries. Africander, the winner of the Suburban, is not in- cluded. The fleld ts a fine one, including Major Daingerfield, Herbert, Waterboy, Heno, Goldsmith, Irish Lad, Hunter Raine, City Bank, Bonnébert and Blues. ‘The same weights carried in the Subur- ban will be carried here, and if the track 18 dry and fast a superb contest should be seen. Africander is not likely to go, for the reason that he has an ex- tremely valuable engagement in the Lawrence Realization, which this year 1s worth within @ few dollars of §25,000. A hard race in the Suburban Renewal might throw him completely off. The Realization looks’a soft place for Africander, particularly as Irish Lad ts not an eligible. It is reported that John A, Drake will send on Savable to Without detracting at all from the significant performance of Africander % may be said that “orders” were largely responsible for the defeat of Ittsh Lad. Burns was without doubt Given waiting orders, and when Burne Peceives orders of this’ sort he gener- @tly carries them out ‘without exercls- ing sey Mscretion. If it*had'been neces- je would probably have broken rien Lad's Jaw in the first half mile @o that no! fault could have been found gith him for not riding to “orders.” ‘As it was, Burns was in behind Major Daingerfleld and Africander, sawing the Nal head off in the effort to restrain Orders Aro Ridiout ‘What a ridiculous thing 1s “orders.” Pow presumptuous thé owner or trainer ‘who thinks he can foresee or foretell Juet how a race cap be run. The pwner ‘ec trainer who can give ‘orders’ that will guard against any mistakes that may happen in @ race is @ far-seeing Apdividual indeed. Irish Lad, who made the running In Phe Brooklyn Handicap from end to end, ‘and’ put up the most superb race of his life, showed that he was a front runne But notwithstanding this evident proot ef his disposition “orders"’ must neces- sarily be given which result in tho fockey fighting the colt for half.e mile or more, Burns actually went from (wraps to a hard drive in two jumps on the backstretch Saturiay. At that time there was a good, game, courageous and fleet-tooteg colt two lengths in front fim. That two lengths had to be over- come. It meant that Irish Lad had to|meet Africander, but not much credence be much superior to Africander to over-|is given the story ja a ra WO a RACING NOTES. Saturday, will be given a spectal prep- aration for the events through the . “Magistrat fleld at Brighton Beach ‘Thomas Crooks, Great Trial," sald Jockey Bullman, who his owner, said yesterday that he did i hink tffe old geldin; i rode the Belmont colt. “The track | Ot think (f 6 would win any es at Sheepshead Z @idn't suit him at all, He will tun as|handleapper would ‘provably bit mee qrell ag he did at Morris Park and) Welght on him than he could carry, ‘Grevesend under more favorable condl- eo. Bore.’ At a meeting of the stewards of the Jockey Club Saturday Walter, 8. Voi burgh was appointed steward to repre- 1d George Odom. “I had been} BER: ’ t told he might show an inclination to] Bent he dnekey. Peete aS run out at the tyrns, but he didn't do|was allowed tn connection stn ty.é elk an hing of the sort, If there ever was|'Martin’s recent, accident. fault. of this sort in Africander, he| fas overcome | pulled up Jame after the eee “Africander is the best horse I ever Jamies R. Keend hias ordered his great merlean-bred English Oaks winner, (Cap and Bells, by Domino, dam imp, her, was at 50) to 1 in the race won by|'Ren My Chree, by Imp. Galopin, sent Africander. | Powell: had the .mount.| home to Cantleton Scud, and the queen Powell exercises His Eminence, and he) of the “white and blue apots" will ar. runs kindly for him, He finished fourth| five here within the next sixty days and the Advance. “Behind him were| 0° retired to the stud. jor, Daingerfield and Teniter. You may have heard of either one or both of these. Py 5 ry ‘The Gallant, winner of the Beacon Bteeplechase. at Sheepshead Bay on ee ‘His Eminence, a Kentucky Derby win- After the souclati of. trumpets with which the Western Miy Julia M. was greeted at the early meetings it looked Father odd to see her figuring ina. sell- ing race, entered to be sold for $1,600, ‘|THE: RAIN: UPSETS ALL ' TRACK ‘CALCULATIONS. | Work-Outs, but (Bpectal to The Evening World.) SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. ¥,, Juno 2. —Drizzling rain fell at the course this morning, and the track, which had quite recovered from iis late drenching, was pul in bad shape before the galloping hours were over, The ¢rainere and racers were out dn numbers, and déspite the gloom the gallopirg brought off was of a epiritée kind, The feature of the morning exercise was @ amart gallop by the Goughacre Stable's Dubin, which ollpped off the mile distance in 1.44 1-2, The racer was going in hand all the why and finished with something to spare. W. C. Whitney's Extravaganza breezed five furfongs in 1121-4, The two-year- olds Ofimosa, Destiny and Hipp turned the distance at about the same clip, August Belmont's Mizzen galloped a mile and a furlong in 2.04. ‘Tratnor Frank Weir sent Frank @arrell's King Popper six furfongs in 1.22, Bluee-reelet off a furlong {n 0.25 1-2. Nderim turned three furlongs fn 0.88. Bella Rio reeled off six furlongs in AMATEUR The Bvening World will print published. The Evening World, New York. Belmont A. ©. would like to hear from out-of- town teama offering suitable inducements for Sundays and holld Y Brown, No, 78 Madison street, e 6 e ‘The original Manhattan F.C. schedule to date ts: July 4, two games Cold Gpring-on-Hudson; July, 5, Visitation Laceom: July 12 open: 19, 8t.’ Michael's B,D. Fics guy 16, Wallington jy Warrens, at Haverstraw, two Hi a. dates’ for first-class ‘clube & suitable guarantee, J. F. Cunningham, Wes: One Hundred and Twenty: York City, Sen 10 teame avorasing toretéen, to ‘inteen, up as follows: D. Drohen, seoond Jackson, left field; F. Healy. Sree base: J Gs on pitcher. itese F, Healy, No, 169 Bast Ninety-ninth mreet, a0 East Wighey-thtrd ati eee Ccenell Juntors deteate’ the Hemlocks by the ncore of 9 to 8. ‘The feature of the gime wan jartin Durke and the fel games with teams Address J. Graft, Manhatt the greater city. in Jule, September. The Monarchs play for slde ‘beta, are uniformed and cialm the championship ct Bey Ridge at 14 to 15 years, Addrees Leo A. Maher, 335 66th st., Brooklyn. ‘The St. Charles Borromes basebal) team defeat. ed the Uni meball team by a score of 14 to 12, and would Iike to afrange games with teanie averaging thirteen years. We beve all Saturdays and Sundays open In July, August aud Septem- ber. Address Hy Archer, No. 225 W. 1434 st. oe 8 The Malvern F.C. would like to, book games with teams ten to twelve ye: ‘The Lawrence Juntor of Fittioth wrest, and Young preferred. Address F, Chaloupka, No, Mreast Soventieth. street, city, ee x Boroughs will close a tow Saturdays and sundaya in Juiy, “August and September, with good clifoa offering aultable inducements, clone two gumes for, Labor Day, with out-of-town W. A, Frizell, No. 74 East One Hundred fad Seventy aighih ‘The American B. B the services of a goo! p ‘The Red Stars, of R. H to Vook games with dr days and Sundays in July repreeenting the Stegel Cooper C dale Brothers preferred. Add No, 111 Pant Btghty-eigneh The Berkeley A. C. route like eiecye with teams averaging twelve to thirteen yei Saturday afternoons on opponents’ orm Addreea K, Ward, No 39 West Twenty eee The crack Taberty F.C. at ted, the is, of St, John’ by to'6, om Thursday, “They would with ema averaging: from ten. to 8 Jamea F. Tlerney, Xo. 3520 Washington arene, For: ee he Broad 7. ©. would tke to arrange gum with teams averaging freen to sixteen eure et Batting Herrieon, euntre felt; 7. Lach vpret bape; 3c dc Julien, ehorimen: Cunningham, left fela; J. Kelly, third ba: Boewihart; pitcher; A. Delany, second base; Aywood, er; J, Dooling, right field. We Hive’ obtained the services ef 8’ evmnlcprotesstonst dot Trainers Send Their Horses Along to Slow Fast Mile in the Mud. | AMATEDRS, ATTEN TION! |. other mews concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns in the Sporting EMition. From time to ¢ttme, as space permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be Address all communications and pictures to the Sporting - Editor,” Dublin Goes a | 1.18. Dinkle and a stable mate aid five furlongs in 106. George Avery sent Teddy Mack five furlongs in 106. My Bister covered a half in 0.6114, Rap- penecker reeled off seven furlongs {n/ 1371-2, Union Guard did five furlongs in 1.06, ©, M. Garrison sent The Rhymer seven furlongs tn 1342. J Aland Boheck breezed six furiongs iA 1.24. Belmont's River Pirate galioped a mile in 1,52. J. W. Schorr's Sree Gretohen and Cen- taur turned @ half fn 0.521-2, ova Rus- sell, fpine, i mate ny stable mate, breezed a halt C. P. Waterhouse's Cas: clne turned A e furlongs in 1.10. Trainer A. J. Joyner allowed ‘Water Boy an easy mile and a Ce iue tL ftton in 2.201-2. H. 8. Durham's Bel: Nay got a three-furlong breather in 0.44 1-2, Operator did the-trick in half a second less time. R. W. Walden sent Petunia and The Southerner five fur- longs in 1.04. L. V. Bell's Baron Pepper coverel six furlongs in 119, Trainer Frank Brown, of the P. i. MeCarren string, sent Mackey Dwyer a mile and a furlong in 2.01. ‘The youngster Sev- four ‘breeaea thi furlongs in 0.40, Satire breen ‘er & Myers's a juarter an 0.2%. G. H. Whitney's The loped a mile in 1.46, ae ‘simone sent Ring six furlongs fn 1. BASEBALL. all oballenges, results of games or'| pitcher, (R. Engelbert, and would tike to hear rom the Nassau F. 6., F. C., Amboys tnd Tresas, Adgrese JR’ Daten, or io? Drona street. New York. ‘The Re F.C. would ike to book gamer Jrith teams averaging fen to twelve youre ot ane for all Sundays and holidays, Meany, No, 1002 Third avenue, Ni open in July ant 1s averaging nineteen @ having ther own grounds Address of the Ninth Ward, would like mes with out-of-town teama offering teams pre- Bayaides, Brightons, Brooklyn Poughkeepaies and clubs of itke ahdrott, No West ed the Mount Toms 8 to mpion's home run for the Mike to book games with en to wixteen years of age. Address , in care of F. Rover, 322 Kast Twen- ty-sixth street, Red Oak A.C. would like to arrani eumes pesl en oe Sinem oer year ot use wide ry Bh avenue, as ole, af one meant The slower F. “cu, ‘ot Yorkyitte,_deteat Merah A.C. by a score of 12 10.8. 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