St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-16

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" came out , with
.---s-- = cool breeze,
which dr. led
out the track at GraveSend. A more
propitious day could not have been de-
sired for the race a. one mile and a fur
long between Domino and Henry of
Navarro. The attendance was the best
of the meeting. The odds were to
against Domino, and to against
Henry of Navarro. Tiley Grannon. the
plunger, hung ont to 5 Oh the former.
after the Banquet race, and soon had all
the business he could attend to, for
within few seconds he had taken in
three $1,000 bets anu three of 5000
each. Smaller amounts rushed in, aud
he snOn had taken in $4,000. At the
end OF the betting his total was Sl06.010.
on which he stood to lose SG3.-
Oh. ana then he had got all
he wanted, and stood at ease
waiting for the race. The hugle
called the horses to the post.
There was scarcely an instaut's delay
at the post and the two went away in
perfect order. Coming to the grand
stand for the first time both were under
gentle pull. but were moving pretty
fast. In the next eighth the pace was
quickened bit, for Domino went out
and took the rail. Both Taral and Dog
gett steadied their mounts as they
rounded the lower turn. Then there
was little easing up of the tight rein,
and. with Domino still il length in front.
they made the next eighth in l24 see
ondS. The three-quarters was reached
in l:l6. the last eighth being rallied off
i'll ~ secon Is, both jockeys riding for
deaf life. Faster and faster they flew,
and the next eighth was covered in III
seconds. the last quarter around the
turn being run in 234 seconds. Into
the straight they rushed, and when they
were Strengthened out for nome it could
be seen that Domino was falttring. Up
into The air went Taral's whip and down
it came on Domino'S flank With swish,
while Doggett had not vet taken to the
whip.
''Domino's beaten!' went up from the
thousands of l0oKers-on. 1t WAS not all
smooth sailing for Henry OF Navarro.
however. as he too was faltering and
IA seconds was the best they could do
for that eighth. Then Doggett went to
the whip, for he could not hold the
advantage of a heaG which he had at
that point, and the black colt slowly
clept up until their
Noses Were Even,
and so they ran to the end. The judges
were unable TO separate them, and. amid
the cheers of the crowd the dead sig
nails was hung ont and the owners agreed
TO divide. For the second time Domino
ran even with rival, Henry OF Navarro
holding him at the distance as DobDins
had previously done in a match race :.
Summarizes:
First race. mile and sixteenth-Har-
ringlOn, l04 (Gritfim. 10 To /. won by a
length; DoUbinS, 122 (Smnis). to 5,
second; Ed Kearney, l07 Carter, 80 to
/. third. Time, 1:i9. Thurston and
Stonenellie also ran.
Second race, five and half furlongs
-Rubicon, 1l6 (Midgley). + 10 l. won by
one length and il half; Jack of Spades.
ll2 (Grithn), 2115 to l. second; Chatta-
nooga, lU6 (Lamley). 20 to l, third.
Time. 1:U719. Melba. Weinberg, Armi-
tage ana Sorcerer also ran.
Third race, Algeria handicap, six fur
longs-Mary Reed, III (Simlns), to 2,
won by two lengths; Counter Tenor.
1l3 Uamley), II to l, second; Salvation,
107 (Midgley). to 10, third. Time.
1:l4A. Lissak, The Coon. Sir Galahad,
Dolabra and Hermanita also ran.
Fourth race, first special, mile and a
quarter-BaIQuet, 1l9 (Sinms). to ),
won by four lengths; Sir Walter, l22
(DoggetU, 10 l. second. Time, 2:l54.
Fifth race, third special. mile and an
eighth Dead heat between Domino. 122
(TaraI), 10 10. and Henry of Navarro,
122 (DoggetU, s to 5. Time. :55l5.
Sixth race, five furlongS, selling
Tinge, 50 (Grftin).7 to 10. won by
length: Sir Dixon ST., IS Oh. jones'. 20
to /, second; Second Attempt. lO2
PENN, TO |, third. Time. l:0l$4.
Manchester, Cherry Blossom colt. The
Buffer, Lille Uslin and Chicot also
ran.
Seventh race. mile and sixteenth.
selling Emin Bey, 100 PENN, 3 to /,
won by three-tourthS of length; Song
and Dance. 81 (Gritfin). to /. second
Jack Rose. 100 (Bergen). 5 to l. third.
Time, 1:4J14. Galloping King. Hume,
Coquette. Harry Alonzo. Plenty and
Mcintyre also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race. selling. 1--WE furlongs -
True Penny, los; Kennel, 10Y: Par
thenia, April Fool. los; Lobengula,
Tuscan. lO2; Buck Massie. Nicolini,
Achiever, Milton i. 100; Chicot. Sir
John, Ninevah, Enchanter, Cherry
Blossom colt, 9S; Expert, 81.
Second race, six turlongS, selling
Charade. 1l2: Derfargilla. Little Billy,
]09; lngomar, Discount, 1917: Chiswck,
los; Melba. lG4; Poor Jonathan, Wah
Jim, Integrity, Beansey. l02; Rosa II,
My Gyps. Mendicant, 80; Ellen. Milan,
SO: Bimbo, 1l2.
Third race, the Clinton stakes, mile
and a observation-disclosures. 1874; Poca-
hontas. 119; Lightioot, liz; Star Actress
Kenligerna. 1l2.
Fourth race, Woodlawn handicap.
mile and three-siXteenIhs - Banquet,
rs: Henry of Nevarre, i19; Sir Walter,
ll6: Faraday. los; Patrician, The
Pepper, l07; Saragossa, 106; Cleaning,
102; Hornpipe. 80.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Gotham,
1913; Bellicosc. l24; Applause. Havoc,
i12: Urania, Ill; The Coon. ITO; Silvie.
l09; Lottie Easton, 106; Cromwell, lO5;
Magiam fOrmerly Magnetism colt. l04; ;
Roundelay. l02; Phebus, 1OU: ModociO,
Hanweli. LOG; LObenguia, 50.
Sixth race, selling. mile and furlong
-Ingomar. Harry Aionzo. Jodan. 1O7 !;
Hume, 1902; Long Tim. Emn Bey. 100:
C0quette, 80; Prince Gail. Jack Rose,
Sam Bryrnt, 81; Live Oak. 81.
FAVORiTEs' DAY AT LATONIA.