The morning call., 1893-08-30
DOMINO A WINNER
He Came Under a Hail of
Punishment.
TARAL'S WONDERFUL RIDE.
keene'S Great Colt Gave Weight and
a Beating to the Best OF the
Youngsters.

SHEEPsHEAD, Aug. 20. - Domino proved
himself the worthy son of a noble sire to-day
by winning the great Futurity stake from
field OF nineteen competitors. lie carried toy
weight too, and was delayed at the post nearly
half an hour. Besides this, the track was heaVy
and sticky. 1t was just the oay 1or Ight
weight, but he vanquished all OF them though
one, Gailee, gave him hard hight Tor over a
fuil long and was only head behind at tha
finish. The value of the stake was s65,660,
divided as follows: S49.715 10 Domino and
$4,000 TO his breeder. S5334 TO Galllee and
S25O0 TO his breeder. S2666 to Dobbin and
$1,000 TO his breeder.
Fear of the cyclone deferred many from going
TO the track. and 5000 would be liberal esti-
mate Of the Dumber Of people who saw the
great event. The field was the largest that
ever started in a Futuriy race. Domino was a
public favorile and though nearly every horse
in the race was well backed, he carried the
bulk of public money and as much as z to was
laid against his chances.
The start was GOOD one. Iaral look Domino
to the front at once, and led at the first clumD
OF trees, hot pressed by Galilee. AT the turn
al The head OF the homeStTetcb Gallee iook the
lead, and Dobbin held his head on line with
Domino's saddegirth. 1t looked desperate for
The favOrIte for moment, hut the greatest
jockey In America was on his back, and he
began riding him with all his power aud Skill.
Heel. hand and whip were used To such adVan-
tage tnat In another moment Domino began
wearing The leader down, and regalnlug lost
ground, and the Instant he poked his
shout went up. In the last furlong
Grl fin used every endeavor TO keep Galliee IN
the van, but L was a fght Of LilHpution
against giant and Tara iOutrOde both him a nd
McDermOtt and drove the gallant Domino
home under such hail of punlshm' mt that ne
won by a nose. On the very post Grimm. oY one
last despairlng effort, landed Galllee head be-
fore DoDbin.
al think DObbin can beat Domino. same
weights and race over again, and l wouldn't
mind betting S25,o0 on H." said Dwyef.
MIR. Keeue expressed his willingness 10 make
the match, but there was misunderstanding Is
10 jockeys, both parties expressing preference
for Taral. Taral Is under engagement with the
Keenes and they could hardly be expected to
give him up.
Five furlongs. Minnehaha won. Perrier Jouet
second. Tormentor third. Time, l :02 40.
Futurity course, Factotum won, Count Sec
ond. PICK kpocket third. lime, / :46 Is.
Futurhy stakes, Futnrly course. Domino
won, Galilee second. Dobbins third. Time,
H. I;l2 4i5. R1olson VIII FonSo; So Ameer, Fondo-
Sam Lucas, Fatality, Jack OF Spades, Illusion
and Figaro also ran.
FutuFity course. Rich won, Hammle second,
Cactus third. Time, l 10 3-5.
One and three-sixteenThs miles, Orchis won,
Madrid second, Aloha thrd. Time, 2:06.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 29.-The track was good.
Five furiOngs, Susie Nell won. Expense Sec
ond, Sunbeam third. lime. :O3.
FOnr and half furlOngs. EdiIha won. King
Craft second. My Pearl third. Time, :5714.
Six Iurlongs, Borealis won, Belfast second,
Arthur G third. Time. 1:17.
Que mile, Bonnie b won. Teeta May second
Dns e OF Aihol third. Time, :4514.
Five furlongs, Burt Jordan won. Guilty sec
ond, Ruby Payne third. Time. :02s4.
One mile, Bonnie Tru- won, Taylor Hayden
second, Tom Kelly third. Time, :4424
SARATOGA, Aug. 29-Tbe track was fast.
Five furlongs, Melange won. Tactician
second, Carmen thir6. Time, 1:0OA.
Five and half furOngs, Fredei icks won,
Ed kearney second, klue Carter third. Time.
1:13.
Six and a half furlOngs, Polydora won, Wan
derer second, oodcraft third. Time. :2S14.
One mts. Manh$seTt won, White Wings
second, Ocean ihird. Time, l 40.
Six furlongs, Panhandle won, LEIGH second,
Miss Bess third. Time, 221a.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-This was the opening
day at Fleetwood Driving Park. and the track
was fair
2:20 pace. Little Daisy won. Foggy second,
Hummng Bird third. Best time, 2.1914.
Three-year-od trot. Double Cross won,
OnOndaga second, Cornelia Howard third.
Best time, 2;21i4.