New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

and wear him down at mile and furions E nnd
Henry Of Navarro had Domino beaten at the ena
and spur mercessly and putting all Ihey couIa
put into the mad onset 70 the END Ih ,S ewery
biz OF power that they could summon in muscle
snew tendon NERVE b and 6r t gain e exhbted
more courage. more spirit. more gamene 4I mope
sayng p %m forth Surely but very slowly Dom
mo by almost nfinitesimal fractions OF an inch
head As they moved on the black colts stride tr
was longer and stronger by The breadth o OF
vs. Gaining Six strides from the line he had
caught Henry Of Navarro For three str,des NOR s
three strides Domino pushed the tip of his muz-
zle in front and fairly won the race
THE JUDGES UNABLE TO SEE IT.
Rut the Judges could not it. They have seen
too many races They could not bring down blue
rocks AT Hollywood now. Their day Is gone. 1he'r
v,sion Is dmmed. They have eagle eyes no longer
or at least the presiding Judge has not
Co the dismal doleful double 20" went up IL
has gone up far too often this year ho'ses oa"
possibly make as many dead meats N yea, a.
Colonel Simmob- has put up in 1871 III cannot oe
TIE turf in NewJersey is in the double b zero bo
corrupt Democratic Ring in that State The double
5Ss ne an inch or two before Henry OF Navarro
is symbocal of the condition OF the turr IN ,
State next year. The managers OF racing IN tnIS
State have bound themselves up with the Tam ram,
many thieves of this city, with the Mclnusnnnn
murderous Murphy State Ring In the Democra ,h
marty The Republicans In New-Jersey closed me
racetracks when they secured majority OF 'it
legislature Why should not the Republcahs III
this State do likewise next January Nhat eooi
reason is there why the Republicans OF this Std'.,
when they gain complete control OF the otate
government in January should not follow the eN-
ample of their New-Jersey brethren? ~
Domino is a fine racehOrse. 80 is fenry on
Navarro But new blood is sadly needed IN Inc
judges stand. .,.. !, -,
Taral said after the race that he thought he had
made mistake In not sending Domino along az
faster pace in the first half-mile lie was lilchheu
70 fancy that faster pace In that hrst hai-iIhie
might ha We prevented Henry OF Navarro from eaten
ing Domino. Taral said also that ne was certain
that no won the race by head. He was amazed
by the decision OF the Judges - -, 49,.
'B,it IL was a puzzling race. no matter how long
YOU may reflect upon II and study H. Ana IL WIS
nuzzllug decision by the judges.
The money was divided. That was puzzling 100
Both colts were In excellent condition for run-oh
HOW THE OTHER RACES WERE Run.
The start in the Algeria Handicap for two-year-
ODDS settled the race. Harry Reed was the favor
i,e al 2 20 on. He IS very quick on his feet al
mos, as quick as Correction. He was In front when
the flag fell, while most OF the others were strung
out for a long distance Harry Reed won as ne
liked with supreme ease, IN 1854 He has I'M
proved marvellousy in the last few weeks. ana IL
now one OF the fastest two-year-ods in the United
States But that fact hardly a sufficient reason
for the starter 10 present him with the Algeria
Handicap when he dropped the flag Counter Tenor