New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
DOMINO AND NAVARRO.
u,,ry ARE NOT LIKELY TO HAVE AN
OTHER MATCH RACE.

. DISMAL DAY AT GRAvEsEND-FEATUREs OF
THE CONTESTS.
~. nrospects for another race between Domino |
,a Henry Of Navarro are not as bright as race
.oers would like to have them. Foxhall +. keene
Pa Yesterday: IL do not believe in forcing a good
60 70 race with only short intervals Of a few !
a.vs between his Henry of Navarro mas
,aced at Morris Park; so has Domino consequent
10 there is nothing to prevent them from racing
,ncre again. Domino has had 1--WE hard races thls
fall and ne requires n little relaxation. III Is al
orv we'll to talk but Domino shall go to the post
a, and in the best possible condition when he
.,arts as II is only right that justice shouio oe
Anne to himself and the public.
pvron McClelland said: II am dubious ABOUT
s,arting Henry of Navarro at Westminster. 10 DE
.rre Henry Of Navarro has raced and won over
the track but he pulled up lame after one OF MS
aces I intend to start Navarro in the speciai
,ace and perhaps in other races III ne remains
IN good condition 1 may race him asaihs. poN
=, the Morris Park meeting but that Is a loht way
~ and everything depends on the condition my
.orsa Is in after the races that are TO be run pc
sore the Morris Park meeting begins. do not IN
,snd TO race a stale horse against a 1resh no''e
.necially prepared for such contest
John Reagan, who had the mount on 'ne "a
,.d,an horse Victorious yesterday, was caieo upo"
:. exnlan his manifestly incompetent ridhs Al
oo u locked 10 many as II Reagan did not
,da N win 1t is likely that his license VIII ne
evoked and that the owners or VICTORIOUS W.
have 70 make some convincing explanations " '"e
stewards. ,oS vester
Agents from Maspeth were at the track Ses.e yer,
say IN secure some easy bookmaKers WIN "'''
80 Tho game as IL is played by electric hght'
rhsv did not succeed in making single CONVEX,
"Dr" G. W. Street Is anxiouSly awai''iie " =,
,.,,sd before the Jockey Club stewards an "
80 Of puritv In all that appertains TO the tu,i
&C much as the stewards" he says ana gives 'ne loi
$50 roason for his statement: "The stewards can
A. ,ro,v things to earn their living, ana can se'
along very we'll indeed without race'aon''
ms, very existence depends on racing nav O.
1vavs sided with the best element on 'ie '''i, 49,
rsfused 10 race on tracks like Guttenours' 1 can
- NV innocence but as can't talk VIII
have 70 employ a lawyer TO talk lor me
~ Ia generally conceded that Michael Daily was
nun,shed on general principles anu '"a' '
knows what the principles are $1,000. ,,o,, %
A, effort 10 being made in a roundabout wa! "
oro. race between Harry Reed and The put
.srA,es weight for age, three-quarters Oh ,
1t is not likely that the race VIII 'ahe pa ,ooE
putterhes has some stake engagement" ina
,rs softer game than racing against harry hee
A more dismal racing day than yesterday -
=. a,mcu,t 70 recall 10 mind. or course 'he nv"
n,bo hrayed the storms Of winter 10 WISH
bure and Gloucester did not appear 10 NM ssona
q large majority OF the spectators d. ui 80,
looked morose and suen as If they "isheu 10y
Inod AZ home The racing was ike the
n,.a,ber dreary and dismal full OF strange con-
celts and mysterious ways ,.,
p,cbard Croker was at the track He felt ea'eo'
as Dobbins's injury is not so severe as was ,
He wrenched his ankle IN d Pa'''i'' ~
is rapidly recovering.
In the first race Dungannon was the hottest Kinu
Of a favore 10 on his chances. har,ioru w. w.
the second cnoice. with to against him ne
others were at long odds in the oe'uis' Sa,
cannon led until the stretch was reac enc write
Reiff sent Hartford along ana soon , h Duncannon
beaten winning easily by -four foe sbe second place
Tea. OF Teardrop should exchange his horses
for BICYCLES ANY m aant ' had betting
chance in a race. should confne ms eioi'' !" p''
mossted by hs skae2
caused BY ss the ZIP oefg
RaddocE Th snaTos was gave the Dutch
lass Aas s the
as ts a: With the
e I'd on f 2wlfs nag af fs
"a Sssys Of ayns
Length 90 She had the race in hand all the wa
Winning s sss i sy two Of l soden
in sSe manner from and kennel Tnge
was bet on by some 81 5ne of their money Kennel
Sir Excess had no difficulty in winning the h 1hn
race He was heavily played at TO on sbe ~hl
fea t t on by the of his stable star t
as usual made bHn n,e a, moved up TO her with
e ie Matt In the stretch Sir Excess went TO the
f fIons aoq s SUa was third u,,r won
John White the owner n Of The G at race Judge
Morrow was the favorite at to WITH %as
S KGs ss%n o% Is until bs ead
against him. The race was I'd Da onebgidse as the
three nearly even terms b for srst to- fail
back sbe nfsh There was If he
LOng6rdss @ p 30 ne to Penn
his hardest but at the critical point Galopins I'm
swerved to ss Ws peased to win
the race. as he Is fearless pe''oi an"
his horses TO win
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-For maiden three-year-olds selling sn
''''''F'' Betting 81; Fl.
M SinsiissFa M' fsn 100 81 p
W. Jenn'nss'' eh c. punsann0n' iC Grimm; 10 i
leaT S.,y 90 s snysfSss g % %
Lon ES;sf 1so Gear ioa. 1Snss,
Haandover :damey'o ID
wn,n.,,u.r,ord Straight 81 place sS e., C go
three s % Dun oSs ,%o psSs Tes 90 sii ST.
Won nv four lengths: a length between second AM
thd. IT,,
srconD RAcE-Handicap. One and one-quarter miles,
VI rennings's b. c. Dutch Skater py Dgson a,o o,
"poier"iena 3 yrs. l02 rb .Virir M u" "
seasran's Victorious s ssayd ,oS ii OH
Ccar. 1o0'--.'.--'' iTiimnre:.-2;ic,.a
MutuaIs-pu,ch Skater straight IS 10.
Won by half length.
r,,pD pAcr-For FLIES old special weights
Five furongs o,
J.A. A. H. & D. H. NOTss b. q {; 3 n
Inv Rossington-Mary Owsley' liz D. 10 4
Kendall Stables CHI Urania li2 ;,e.s;1;a g., /
Brookdae Stables en- l. " Grimm Al C.
,on 12-I ,
Edwards, lVo. '''''''''''' no i a