Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

Hyde Park Stakes, carrying 1913 pounds.
by q couple OF lengths In lila is, grand
time for a circular course. Returning
from Chicago he captured the Produce
Stakes at Monmouth Park In handy
manner. In the Futnrity. he was we'll
nigh anchored with 100 pounds. Galilee
led Dobbins to within whispering dis
lance OF the wire. Then Domino got
MP on the outside and secured the
$40, $50 prize by the shortest Of heads.
Since his dead heat match race with
DobbIns. Domino has only faced the flag
once. This was Ia the Matron Stakes
at Morris Park, fortnight ago. With
12s pounds up he ran the six furlongs 10
1909, lowering the record made for the
distance by the lightly weighted Yemen
three-quarters of a second. he is now
thrown out OF training. Sound as q
dollar and fleet as the wind, he ought to
prove the prince Of three-year-olds next
year. The best price ever laid about
Domino was in the Futurity. His mar
ket quotation was to 3 against.
DoBBINs AND SENATOR GRAY.
1t Isl pity that Dobbins had to gal
Top after so fleet colt as Domino.
Once he made the famous dead heat,
twice he ran second, and twice third.
DobbIns is a big chestnut colt by Mr..
PickwIck out of Thora, and is the prop
erty OF Mr.. r. Croker. He has taken
part In twenty-five races since May l6,
and has won s57, 900. He scored vic
tory his first start. II was at Brook
Ign, and he beat Discount and Curacao
handily, half a mile. In 0:49SI. de
then won the Control Stakes from Hal
ton and Bowers, five furlongs, in 1:034,
aud ran second to Domino in the Great
American. he beat Declare and Hur
bingham for the fremont Stakes, and
piloted big field home in the Barlow,
After running second to Domino in the
Great Eclipse, he captured the. An
tlcipation Stakes from Melody and
Miss Lilly. At Coney Island ia June
he won the Foam, Zephyr and June
Stakes and finished behind Domino and
Hyderabad in the Great Trial. After
winning the Atlantic stakes at Mon
mouth Dobbins became stale. Jack OF
Hearts beat him in the Seabright and
Hornpipe and Sam Lucas showed him
the way home in the Tyro. de ran un-
placed In the Select Stakes and was
shipped to Saratoga for rest. There
he won couple OF purses. His close
third to Domino In the Futurity brought
about the match race. lie next won
the Autumn Stakes at Coney Island.
At the Brooklyn fall meeting he finish
ed second In the Algeria Handicap,
was unplaced In the Prospect, but won
a small purse. At the present Morris
Park meeting Dobbins won the rich
Dunmow Stakes and ran second TO Sir
Excess In the Champagne Stakes. He
has richly earned winters rest.
Senator Grady and Domino never met.
Had Domino beaten Dobbins In their
match, Senator Grady would have been
pitted against the wonderful colt OF the
Keenes. There would have been an
other match race without weeks de-
lay. Senator Grady Is not the finest
looking two-year-od In training, but no
person knows how fast he can run. He
has never been extended in his races
and be Is too lazy TO do anything like
crisp work in his training. A bright
chestnut colt by Iroquo!s, dam Satlnet,
Senator Grady Is owned by Mr.. Marcus
DAILY, the Montana Copper King, and Is
trained by Matt BYnes. His first start
was in o maiden race with thirteen
others at Sheepshead, in the mud, June
26. The distance was half mile. The
Senator did not like his scrub company.
He got off last and finished tenth, beat
ing only Red Cross, Pauline, Kings
hay kn Sal Va n r
Club guyed Trainer Byrnos unmerci-
fully and pctitloned Judge Grady TO
send his namesake to Long
Island sausage factory. July B,
at Monmouth, Senator Grady started In
another maiden race. There was 60 10
about him In the ring. He floundcred
along in the front division TO the jockey
board, when he drew away frcm his
field, winning by two lengths in the
slow time OF 1903 for five furongs. His
next start was In the Sapling Stakes al
20 to l. He won haDdily, running the
five and one-half furlongs in los. Hon
ry Of Navarro and Hyderabad made a
dead heat for second place two lengths
behind him. Next 10 turn he won the
Red Bank Stakes and the Select. Then
came the junior Champion Stake. In
this big event he carried his 11S pounds,
and won as he pleased with Horqpipe
second and Henry OF Navarro third, the
six furlongs being accomplished in
1:13A. His last start was In the Flat
bush Stakes at Coney Island. He beat
Galilee and Peter the Great without an
effort, running the seven furlongs In
1929 Is. The Senator by his six con-
secutlve victories netted his stable
$40, 230. He has never had hard race
and he may prove the king pin OF next
years three-year-olds.
OTHER SPEEDY YOUNGSTERS.
Hornplpe and Hyderabad are stable
companions OF Domino. HornpIpe is a
bay colt by Mr.. PicKwick-Round Dance.
He won four of his six starts, earning
S25, 900. he captured the Double Event,
both sections, at Coney Island, and the
Tpro and Criterion stakes at Monmouth.
Senator Grady beat him In both the
Junior Champion and Select stakes. AS
the Hyder Ali-Glorianne colt HYDRA
bad cost the Keenes $50, 600. Hc won
the Central Stakes a. Sheepshead Bay,
tue July hJ MOnbOubu, was SeCOuu w
Nottingham In the Hopeful and Grady
in the Sapling and fell down in the Fn-
turlty. He has one-third paid for him
self. Hyderabad is good looking chest
nut colt, and according to Billy Lake.
land will train on and become grand
racer.
Byron McClelland's Henry OF Navar-
onlf ~ nj ~ Eliara
lie dam Moss Rose, has won six out Of
ten starts and was unplaced only once,
being twice second and once third. he
began the season at Lexington and his
initial victory was in the Breeders's
Stakes. he is sterling member Of the
second class.