The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-30

course been dry and without, rain. Finally
after after a fey more desnltory attempts to ge
cornfield. He then walked briskly to lii
pstiSr% ssH,ed Il ninGy S
seive. whceed and. sottins into line. 6ToEe
length dividing the first. from the last horse,
the very ground trembled with the thunder OF
oprortgnity for u grand start was at hand.
shouted. "Cope on" whlppinG his crimson
qrag through the air. and The, race was begun:
Pinels said: =: Some folks would rather see
the finish of this race. but I would rather see
that start any day"
= i was a most thrilling scone. as the splendid
field spreading from mil TO rail rushed down
Jack Of Spades second. .Dobhns third, Poten-
tat. , fourth Hyderabad nth: Mr.. Wcrnberg
compact mass and wall no perceptible advnnt-
age. not more than thrcn lengths separating
s TnndFed Yer n tbs a din Sy e the woods
Galilee maintained his advantage and his tail
waved in the faces OF probably II dozen horses
under such circumstances Domino. Poten.
and out and crowded and iostled. It seemed
as though they were'benG carried along in n
mighty force that held them IN and propslied
Thorn AS upon the wings OF the wind; Those
though seeking an opening TO got. through.
when suddenly Hydcrabad. INN lately in the
wake OF P9hbins turned complete e,S sc. som n
ing feet Of the horses. .Dobbins had crossed
him, and the Keenes' second representa-;
certain for the coored boy. for horses we're
around and behind him. but when the field
Sshnd }Re is@nE fs was seem that
the western rider was unscnthed. fic stag
gered to his feet. pressed his hand to MS fore
walk from the course.
In the mean time the, nineteen other CON
Sns
1osksys FpdS as BY devils tb
length a f before Bebbins. f"tentste. Do Jack
Of Spades. F9ndoline. Rey III Santa Anita.
MY having been jostlcd when Hyderabad
isll. causing them to lose little ground. AZ
isir-Saifed rider Urging him to srestsr irhts
Of speed with voice and spur. for Griffin is one
Of the few boys who can refrain from whip
bins. the giant chestnut colt answering every
cal McDermott made upon him. on the out
,rarals strong body worked INCREASINGLY. and
Ia" G in the Wind bore down Upon tho
themselves. loot by foot. inch by uch. Dob
bins and Domino gained upon Ga,lee until an
necks ararts. The thousands in the grand
stand and upon the lawn cheered enthusiastic
cally and urged the riders Of their favorites to
Grimm used every endeayor to keep Gal lee in
giant tam and Taa o %sS both him and Meber
mott and drove the gallant Domino home I'M
der such a hail of punishment that he won by
Galiiee head before Dobhins. None hut the
,,I.y fnn ,.Li had .Ia,,
Domino's number was hoisted on high the
most extravaGant ind Of demonstration en-,
each other ecetatically while the colored boys
employed by the keenes tossed their hats
high above their heads as though they had
ing. Mr.. Keene. from the stewards stand. saw
the race with much GOODNESS but under the hail
friends the blood mounted to his cheeks and
he showed that he was genui nelly pleased Mr..
Croker sat with his friends in the lower end Of
friends shook his hand and assured him that
with the jockeys reversed his big colt would
Galilee. he was half way up the home
stretch waving MS arms arms ana shouting. II
tune" He had seen Gaiice lead the field. and
race horse had won. Jack Of Spades was
fourth. length away. and Potentate finished
When ,Taral returned to, the stand with
into the floral horseshoe prepared for the
seen later on; and was enthusiastic in his
set. what sos sGms little snSozsr
air ali the he" tine lost length or two By that
bump up there where Hyderabad fell. but we
got the money Just the same"
Taral was presented with $1,000 by the
Messrs. Keene. and he richly deserved it. He
has ridden the colt in all his races except one.
when Garrison had tho mount and he has won
with him every time. BY the way. it is not
generally known that Mr.; Croker wanted Gar
to TO n 1a KIT nasr
who trains for that gentleman. would not con-
sent to the transaction. There was some sur
the Daily candidate. Sam Lucas. at llS pounds.
but as matter 3t af 6S ne f fIs not DO
could saas yesterday mornne johnny LanS
rode Dobbins well in nearly all his races and
he expected to have the mount on him
never in the same class with Lamly as far as
getting away from the post is concerned. was
BIZ Ba H1s schoc ounG himself sf Without o
mount.
Az Mr. Keene wandered across, the grounds
after the race shaking hands with his friends
he came across Mr.. Croker and Mr.: Dwyer:
Their greeting was most friendly and cordial
any II thin think Do6bins can beat Domino. the same
mind betting So. 900 on said Mr.. Dwyer:
a match. but there was n misunderstanding as
TO the Jockeys. both parties expressing their
preference for Taral. Taral is under engage
nent with the keenes, and they could hardly |
be- expected to give him up 1t would not be sur
prising should they get together to-day. sign |
articles and post the money BY winning yes
.erday'a prize the Messrs Keene are S4o.715 |
richer while DR.. Street can place So 23333 to |
his bank account Third money was worth |
s2 OU6.U7 to Mr.. Croker. OF the three prizes |
awarded to the breeders Major d. G. Thomas |
II Dixiana stud kentucky. gets $4,000 hav- |
ng bred Dor no: A. J. Cassntt Of Chester |
brook stud. PENNSYLVANIA. the breeder OF Cali |
ee So 800. and Charles Reed K Sons af Fair
view Stud Tennessee. 81. 900.
The readers OF THE SUS must be thoroughly |
amiliar with the history OF Domino. rs he has
Ilready won. every race In which he has
tarted. and has placed to his credit about
'l20O00., This is moro money than any two
ear old has ever won IN this country. and the
eason has yet two mouths TO run. Domino
= n dark chestnut, or almost black colt. with
small star and two hind ankles white He is
~ Himyar. out Of Mannis Gray. the dam OF
Correction. Lady iceland Ten strike. AS has
ready been stated. he was bred by Major
Thomas. and sold as yearing to the Niessrs.
ieene at public auction for 81 600 He won
IN ong OF her races this year the Great American
takes. tho Great Trial Stakes, the Hyde Park
takes ana the Futurity. His conformation Is
perfect with the exception Of his front PAS:
erns. which are rather too straight to stand
evere campaigning He Is horse OF such
development behind the saddle
hat his height Ia very deceptive. and few poo:
lie have any idea Of his actual height until