The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-28
KEENE FIRST AND SECOND.
DOMINO AND HYDERhBhD oUTsTRIP
ALL COMPETITORS At THE BAy.

A Day OF Triumph for the Great Finsneier
and Turrma.-Mars WINS the standard
stnkep-A Victory for the EnEiish Geld
ing Observation-Disclosures Defeats Long
street In . Hot Race on the Grass
Mr.. James r. Keene had the pleasure OF seq
ing his colors first and second In the Great
Trial Stakes at Sheepshead Bay yesterday az
ternoon the flying Domino. ridden by Garri-
son. and the $50. 600 Hyderabad outstrippinE
their competitors and finishing absolutely
alone Mr.. Richard Cookers Dobbins was
third. beating Messrs. 2. J. Dwyer Sons Do
clare nose for that position. The other stake
feature the Standard. for three-year-olds ana
upward. was won by Messrs. J. A., A. H.. q ID.
| II. Morris's fouryear-old colt Mars inc track
| was heavy and deep In mud.
There was fair crowd In attendance to sec
Domino and the other crack two-yenr-olds
| measure strides in the Great Trial Stakes but
| one and oil conceded the victory to the great
| son Of Himyar.
Can he run in the mud2" asked an old
timer In the club house "A horse with his
action can run anywhere" was the re-
| sponse Of q man who has seen the fastest
horses on both sides OF the Atlantic for n num-
Der OF years. Mr.. Keene was confident OF
Domino's ability to shoulder 125 pounds and
give his field good sound beating, and he
hoped that Hyderabad would run up to ex-
| pectations and earn portion OF tho $4,000
| he cost but two days ago. Garrison was put
| on Domino and the talent eagerly backed the
| flying colt at to on. and thought they were
| finding the money. Hyderabad. ridden By
| Hamilton. was second choice. while faithful.
| consistent Dobbins. who was carrying equal
| weights with Domino. had more friends than
any OF the others. Mr. Lorillards candidate
| Rubicon, O full brother to Chaos and
Mr.. John Hunters Pochino. o very racy
looking chestnut by Powhatan. attracted more
attention than any OF the others. There was
quite a delay at the post Ornus. Pochino.
Hyderabad, and Rubicon behaving badly. but
through It all Dobbins and Domino stood
meekly doing nothing unless asked to BY their
riders. At length good send OF was secured
with Rubicon o trihe in front and Domino last.
Garrison picked up the dark follows head and.
asking him to run. the favorIte was soon con-
testing first place with Rubicon. In few I'D
ditlonal strides he was In front. and the race
was over as far as the winner was concerned.
Garrison coming down next the rail where the |
track was soft and yielding. Dobbins was In |
the centre Of the course and he labored 30 |
badly that it did not seem possible that |
he could get any part OF the money. |
Just before reaching the elbow Domino |
was q neck before Rubicon. at whose tall
around T the spsht eb bend
ealloped home in the, wake of Domino. both
colts being Under p pull Once upon an ehe re and
cacSns Dessrs in the very st r
snatched third money By a narrow margin.
S scs to
for he
and it was a rare stroke Of business to buy
him. as he Is now, out Of Domnos way; Hs
Hyder All really is. Dobbins did not run up to
With GIenmoyne withdrawn: the Standard
had sus snd Th snd epper
Marcus Daly. The Pepper was iayorite at odds
and Sa 5ssyy the %adsa pa4sdsres
to win with Rainbow. not caring to penalize
Mars for future engagements. but there were
Rainbow. and those who thought ths favorite
s0qdn win bet on Mare q * to
Rainbow set q smashing pace from the start
Ra bsp S in tine
up and half Q mile from home Rainbow was
STEPPING fast he sh Sed hSM TRe
s lit had p to ou 60 on and Win With Mars
Il T., was an easy race FOB the e-year,old. When
The IN tn
rrode' the latter with twice as much vigor as
" !Whip him. him. WILLIE" called Walden. as he
vent through the motion with his GANG. But
Rainbow was out Of the race, and The Pepper
sHsHass Rafi ssd dan hn s
at the half mile pole. but the plea was not en-
ipE did koWe or 'H I Judge
Col. +. NJ Hall. who were also on the turn.
the Col Ds NShs big sSs
the most impressive style imaginable The
son OF nnfas has on b number Ct ofSGssons
{pg iTes I in the I Isoollecticn q the talent
s ss srsd 70 Very to in nos sss betting
az
have dubbed him Iddssosh PLAYED With such
seeODd and Whte Rose Third Yeme1 coud
ss IL as assvS sS1s The L
and If Hadield will place IddesIeigh where he
belongs he will earn many brackets.
Dogeet waited on Lyceum. Addie. and Anna B.
the ead won e hands down Spec a shot
out OF the ruck in the stretch and .snatehed
saes ke Sm and IN sS
but es pert the
his owner cams Over to the Bay Tor Killings.
balance q the meeting BY the starter. Jimmy
self as starter and viii lands the d dag a at
Brighton. saw his gelding Walcott win.
The fourth race was an alleged handicap at
q mile. in which Terriher and Kideer were
asked TO- carry practically even weights. OF
course. Territer, who ran second In the Su- |
burban. won away OIL.
The final run Of the day over the grass course
was a screamer. Tho starters were Longstreet |
Cleaning (the dead .heaters Of a few days aeol |
with Sykeston and Adelbert thrown In to give
tho contest additional spice. Littleheld. who
rode Cleaning: was sharply reprimanded by
Starter Rove for pulling up ,iust as the
the next essay Cleaning went away sailing
and showed the wal, by from one to two
Longstrest made his run; Littleheld promptly
went to the whip. and, riding z race for a
Lamiy was condemned Tor not moving sooner
on Longstreet: but, Cleaning is great per-
former on grass and Is the undoubted queen Of
Adelbert was very badly cut down by Sykeston
while rounding the turn opposite the paddock.
and Sloane. who rode the brother to Sir John |
will probably DO asked "A few questions to-day.
Boundless, the winner Of tho American
Is m w Wv IN Nhaapahaah Ra |