New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

nh. surrounded Dr. Street and asked him all sorts OF
ouestons The Doctor claimed that Galiee would WIN
in walk, and said that he intended to spend the WIN
tor across the water. The Doctor evidently meant at
Clifton or Gutenburg.
J. McIaughln's weinberg had several lovers oil gnu
things near him. who looked Weinberg critically ana
at once made for the ring bet his chances Pooen
tate who beautifully rf0portoncd colt ana SHOWS
quality in every hi acted much attention
from horScnen who had not before examined him closely
FxNayor and party OF friends stood at the door
q, Joe Rlpley's box. The exMayor remarked to friend
ITS little tying to beat a hoIsc like Domino but
there I. chance that Ripley might M to his best
trials, and for that he is starter"
j. J. McCncr;y attended to Fatality, sDeedy-lookhg
fy by Sir Modrcd McCancrtv looked wise that some
rc5ons who always surmng that McCaney's horses
can win he desires placed small bets on
the nv's August Bemonts JACK o Spades was
extensively tipped" HIS appearance admirable, and
he did not look II he had been campagned Rubcon
was eaddl.d tho stretch. lie carried small COM
mission for his
when tn horses were called to the post everybody
selected a good position irom which the Rich
ard Crckei Michael f. Dwyer and w C. Daily sat in the
Paddock end Of the crandstand Pierre IOIllsri, Philip
j. Dwyer, John Hunter and others watched the from
the clubhouse balcony james T. in the timers
WHORE he could tine from hagfal TO finish
numbr OF occupied the roof OF the grand
stand where the Futurity may be
watched at its lest.
When the contestants were cdnercd by the stand
Domino. with Taral on his back, warmly appauded
At post hcrc long delay. but the spectator,
were impatient aud the hlrtyseven minutes passed
quickly. When the flag fell the horses well to-
c,thcr with Dobbins In the lead. There q lot Of
crowding and jostling all the way 10 the bend Domino
carried wide and lost more than length HyderdDa1
wac knocked Of his stride and fell heavily. talilee
moves up Dobbins who had plain sailing all the way,
compelling McDermou TO ride his best Taiol betan to
Domino. who responded samely under persuasion
Tara at ranged alongside Of Gaee, that 6rih
could his whip and hot between the tnrec
cadcis cnscd, resulting in neck victory for Domino
GaIilee second head before Dobbns, who was third.
The triumph Domino was extremely popular ana
upon cheer the air. Inc public were pcaeu
and the best race ever run Tor the
Futuiity Mr.. kecne warmly congratulated III WAS
an exhibition Of enthusiasm seldom witnessed In these
days
After the race a crowd assembled in the paddock
Domino show the slightest signs Of Soreness out
Jumped and lungcd when the band played HAL to inc
Chief" Hydcrabsd did not fare we'll When he was
led into hi, box in the paddock tn aud as
the fall he had in the race Jared him greatly he
acted q, II his loin> were Affected
T,al said that became alarmed at the delay at the
post and compelled to york his Way to aNold
injury 10 hi, mount AMI he Iostled and carried out
% that he had 70 ride hard at the finish He Hdded
That's dead game colt, and ne stands drive Ike an
old horse
II wa, conceded by everybody tho track that Dobbns
ran bc. OF hts career. lie carried the same
weight a. Domino. 1870 p,und, and was ridden In
mastery by +. McDermo who is one OF tn best
lightweiQht- the turf. McDcmOtt said: II got Oh
In front and had no trouble the entire journey, a wac
not intcrfcred with any way Domino l. by far the
colt believe he beat Dobbins in any klhi
Of race Little tiIlnin had hard time in the stretch
Tsral and Domino on one side, ana Doobn' ana my.
cIf on Gslec j. sreat colt for hi, Size ana
ran a good race. Grnln panncf IN in such man
ncr that he could Use his whip"
t,rrin sud Il hustled my way Golll'c through oil
them horses and would have won wa not 80 littlo
and on q little horse 1arA and McDcrmOtt made q
sandw ch out Of me-"
Richard Croker remarked after the race; II believe
nst Dobbins beat Domino II Tafa rdcs Dobbins."
Dr. street II fAghy co-e 10 being a
Prominent uirfunn"
Domino'- appearance will probably be In the
NJ tron Stakes.
L. Harris received a rcprimand rom the stew"
ards aad cautioned about his riding. ms WAS on
account nj Ne Void case Monday.
\ lightweight Jockey who ha- been SUSPENDED ana
frequently cautioned about foul riding /, likely u stand
m the ground when he INDUCES In any more fou! ridns