St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-This will be
a great racing week. both in harness
anu under tile saddle A departure
from the usual order of things was in
duiged IN by the Coney Island Jockey
club when it did not include the Futur-
ity IN It's opening days programme. but
reserved this richest of all stakes Of
fered in this country for tomorrow.
Since 1888, when Proctor Knott earned
his laurels, the great two -year-old cen
test has. until this season, been the
principal attraction of the first days
card. This year, however, a diyergency
was necessary, owing to the fact that
all gate receipts on Saturdays are pooled
by the Brooklyn, Cnney Island and
New York Jockey clubs. Hence the
conspicuous absence of the most i'm
portant of Juvenile struggles from last
Saturdays programme.
TOmorrow's event, assuming that the
tWenty-four contestants given else
where put IN an appearance, will IN the
aggregate, be worth S5G.630 of which
S45. lS0 will be netted by the winner,
provided the owner can collect all the
$50. l30 due him on forfeits. This of
course has never yet fallen to the lot of
the owner or the victor. When it does.
then the millennium. However, if only
two thirds is forthcoming it should dis
pose OF the ''teed mans" anxiety, and
should insure comfort and repoSe for
the winner.
For the past three seasons the Futurity
mas fallen TO the undoubted crack OF the
year. No one would doubt the superb
orIty or Potomac, His HighueSs OR
MoreiIo over rivals of the same age.
inns year It may or may not fall to the
king pin. Reference, OF course, is
MADE TO Domino, VINO. should he
prove victorious, Will have equaIed
HIS HIghness' record by shouldering
l3e pounds, but in the event of his trI-z
umptl, there Will be hundreds who num-
Der themselves among the shrewd diYis-
ION to decry his feat aud iuSinuate that
The keene colt was in great luck to
nave Senator Grady out Of the way
The latter, through some oversight,
does not appear in the list of '.ei1gi-
DleS, and Matt Byrnes is compelled to
rail- back OH his companion Sam Lucas.
W ere The Senator" entitled to Fave a
shy FOR the rich prize. he would have
10 meet Domino OH an equal footing
which would unquestionably make his
admirers little more guarded In their
assertions. As was the case with Tam
many and Lampiighter last year, it
would seem that the Vexed question of
DomIno's or Senator Grady's superiority
VIII not be definitely settled az least
TINS season. The two will in all prob
ability retire into winter quarters. fur-
uIstIIng ample food for discussion until
there Is naught else 20 occupy the minds
of turfmen.
The Unknown Factors
n 40 m aro DE-. IF4
MI Weinberg. Ray Ell Santa Anita is
Q bay colt by Imp. Cheviot out of Aloha.
He has started in five races and won
four OF them. In his first race. June
80, at Chicago. he carried LOG pounds
and beat Oakwood. French Lady. Jim
Lee, Rosalie, La Juiye. Wedding Gift.
Artle Fern, Charlie T, Lulu L, Chant
and NarISsa, five and half furiongs, in
l:ll15. lie then ran unplaced TO Domino.
Peter the Great and Vassal, in the Hyde
Park stakes; won the LakeYiew nandi-
cap from feid 9f thirteen with 105
pounds up, six furiongs, in I:l5: beat
La Joya, st. Maxim, St. Pat and two
others. 1l0 pounds UP, five ana half
Turlongs, and last week, at Saratoga
defeated rather poor lot five furlOngs.
IN l:0414, with lis pounds up.
MI. weinberg is James McLaughlin'S
nuch-touted Holmdel colt. He has NOT
started He has shown his owner won
derful speed in private. and If he runs
up to his work he ought to prove dam
gerOuS.
The probable starters with the Jock
eyS and weights have been furnished by
Secretary Fellows, as follows:
Domino. Tarai. $50; DoDbins, Lamlev,
$50; Declare, Simms, I25; Hyderabad,
-. l25; Rey EI Santa Anita. Morris. !
lis; Jack of Spades. Hamilton. lis:
sam Lucas. Garrison. lis; Appomattox,
Miller, us; Lucky Dog, -, i1S; Joe
Ripley, -, lis; factotum. j. Lamiey,
lis; Dorian. Sullivan, us: Potentate,
=. I15; st. Maxim, Clayton, lOs: Mr..
Weinberg. DGggett. los: CSatliee. Afidg-
ley, ll5; Fondoline, A. Clayton. IO5.