New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
DOMINO.

yeerod with only IU5 pounus on his oack made
of :O994. Yesterdays twoyear-old with 1913
pounds his back after delay OF thirty minutes at the
post. covered the distance In %, with PclccGakcr who
carried twenty pounds lss, only length behind him.
James r. Kcene at the track and saw the race He
said that he mad the match with Dobbns too after
the Futury else there would have been chance for
the judges decide dead Taral the jockey who
rode him. said II believe that domino could have iun at
least half second faster If had urged him to the last
In the l intended to reserve his speed in
the first half and away I'm The last quarter OF
mile. but there much chinupng and cuckins by
the jockeys the other colts that Domino fairly ran
away with me and took the Lead
MI. Kccnc congratulated By his friends after tho
August BELMONT At Jack OF Spades
perform The colt finished third. Mr.. Belmont has just
returned from Worlds Fair Chicago. There are
ONLY two Of his horses in traning-Hurneham and Jack
Of Spades
Rrdolph wins his easily that enthusiasts
he classes with Tammany and Lamplghtcr Rudolph
Is extremely fortunate hors' pot OF handi
he gets in nearly all OF his with lsh:
impo.t With Tsmmanv and Lamplichter out OF the wav
he seems to have linn hold the his
selects.
The great Guttenburg wa, talked over by the
turinen present majority OF them surprised
the result. and could for the
in which Tsnnany defeated Lampliphtcr. Tursl
asked a. out it, and his covered everything H.
explained the da'st by saving that Lampghter lacked
speed By least a second hai TO nile beat
Taunany.
The settlement Of the racing question in NewJer.ey
by the division OF dates between the four tracks pleased
many turfnen. Each track DAYS, beginning at
Linden October Is then Elizabeth. Clifton and
Guttenburs the last named taking days Of
November.
g. Wabaum the Officials Of the tracks This side
Of the Hudson thinking he said the Of
! stables Of moderate horses mercy
racing who raced stake horse selling
Nobody bids Them because they afraid Of
driven Of the turf If they do 90 he The
public does receive enough FOR money. There
should be eight tho programme four fof high
elias, horses and four for horses OF moderate calibfe
There j. only way out Of the present dncuc, that
be-e dislike leading OIL las should
be tOlereted. There should be meeting held IN
which every racing association the country shoule have
d representative and national Jockey club should b.
Nine representatives, should be chosen FORM
a national board Of stewards that all section. " tae
country would be represented and association that
did not a member could DE held
gard racing association, could arrange them
through their executive committee"
Mr. Waaum f0rgcts that there forfeit list that
many PAGES Of the largest sized paper to-day
The forfeit list would have De revlecd. and every
stake race value stake would have 70 De
guaranteed by the aons. OF the richest stakes
u the present year the Of the winner received
check for $4,000 and list OF unpaid Orfets Of ~ 600
the forfeit list alone prevents many needed reforms
In racing.
There number Of sales 10 be held at Weschester
J. W. Rogers j. j. McCaerty T. Lorlsrd and others
will offer drafts OF horses for sale.