The herald., 1894-06-23
1t Promises to Be a Great
Race.
Senator Grady the Favorite in the
Betting.
Domino and Dorian Also Named %
Prob able Winners-SensatIonal
Grand Stand Finishes at
gss shoepsheEd Bay.
BY The Associated Press.


as it might be, ia still in excellent ohape
There was little work done to-day.
Domino came out at 4 O'Clock and can
tered two miles. At signal the boy
"breezed" tbs unbsaten Keens colt for
hall mile in 0:52 Domino ia remark
ably fresh and appears to % as risky as
a 2-year-old. His journey had nc bad
effect on him.
Hornpips got in some light work.
Senator Grady and Dorian were worked
at different times today, but the task
set for the two cracks was light one.
They got their severe trials yesterday.
Both cantered and walked and breezed
for half mile. Dorian was timed at
0:51 ., finishing strong, apparently mt
| as tiddie," TO have MAIDS it the other
eight furlongs. Grady loafed bit but
took kindly to half mile. which he did
in 0 5l. None OF the other animals were
given any more than light work. The
great heat at the track has warned The
trainers to keep their charges well I'm.
der cover during the day.
In the betting, which was going on
heavily tonight, Senator Grady WAS a
heavy favorite, and lots OF money was
going in on him and Damino. The odds
were: Senator Grady, s to 5; Domino,
7 TO s Dorian, 5 to l hornpipe. to l !;
! Despot, 10 to l; Prince Carl, 10 TO |; Al
cenor, 20 70 l /; Lucky Dog, 80 to / Cash
Day, 90 to Resplendent, 30 to /; Or.
inGa, 90 to J..
The Ullmans took in several bets of
$1,000 on Grady at to 5. and Snapper
Garrison, who is to ride the colt tomor-
row, put 5000 on his mount at 2 to l.
At to l Taral put $500 on Domino to
win, and put heavy amount on Dorian
at even money to run third. The derby
will be run about 3 AS O'Clock unless
there is a large delay at the post.
For the first time outside OF California
this year the Australian saddle cloth
system, with its paddock arrangements,
will be properly used. Each horse will
be- saddlsd at the paddock and in q
mum bered STALL in accordance with
that on its cloth and on the programme.
SPORT AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
New York, June 22-At Sheepshead
bay today fully 5000 persons were pres
ent to watch some very good racing.
Nearly every race resulted in q head
finish and not until the last jumps were
several contests decided.
In the race for the Daisy stakes An
nisette looked like winner but Harry
Reed came very last at the end and
caught her at the post.
The announcement was made today
that the New York and Brooklyn Jockey
clubs will give an extra day at Morris
park on July Attn.
Five and half furlongs-Hugh Penny
won, Merry Monarch second, Weinberg
third time, :0S34.
Five furlongs, on turf-Harry Reed
won, Annisstte second, Prince OF Monaco
third time, ] :02.
One mile-FeTrier won, Arab second,
Captain T. third; time, l :39 40.
Nine furlongs Picnlcker won, Stow
away second, Restraint third; time,
l :57.
Five furlongs-The Buffer won, Del
Mar second, Dolabrs third; time, :03.
Seven furlongs, on turf-Will Fonso
won, Ed kearney second, Watterson
third; time. l 20 %.
LAST DAY AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-Today closed
the spring meeting OF the Latonia Jockey
club. The first two races were run on
horses for the third race were 1T the
post. The Hotel handicap afforded the
only excitement of the day, Faraday
came in first by nose, but was set back
because Ray, his rider, crowded Ida
Pick wick, j. 2. B. and Henry Young to
the fence. All four came in packed to.
gethsr with not more than nose differ
ence between them.
urlonnc-M innia Ravtar Wnn
Footrunuer second, Ruth Y. third /;
time, 1:l51s.
Mile-Nephew won. Cass second, Gas.
co third; time, 1:4l1a,
Six furlonge - sam merHaut won,
Preference second, Emma M. third /;
time, 1:l5.
Five iurlongs-The Princess won, An
ME NJ. second, Sunburnt third; time,
/ :04
Mile and a quarter-Ids Pickwick
won, j. z. B. second, Henry Young
third time, 2:l2.
THE wINDUP AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE, ILL.,, June 22.-Last day
of the spring meeting
Five iurlongs May won, Wells Street
second, Bode Gap third: time, :041a.
Six lurlonga-Tom Griffin won, Treas.
urer second, DR.. Segner third; time,
1864.
Mle and an eighth-Enthusiast won,
Ingomar second, Strathmeath third !;
time, :56.
One mile-Patrick won, Ellen second,
Pat Malloy third; time, / :43.
Six furlopgs-Guesn Bess won, Spring
time second, Fred Woole third; Tins,
1:1714.
Six furlongs-Jack Rchelieu won,
Captain Rees second, Isrtarian third
time, 1:l51a.
THE CLOSE AT ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, June last day OF races.
Six furlongs-Jardine won, Little
Phil second, Envoy third; time, 1: 1534
Mile and q sixsesnth-Uncle Jim won,
Ped Cap second, ia ia third; time,
81.
One mile-Francis Pope won, Tip sec.
ond, Rey del Mar third time, l IA.
Six urlongs-Oaprivi won, Prime Min
lister second, Signora third time, 1863
Mile-Guldo won, Chiewell second,
Constantine third time, :4334.
Six furlonga-Lottie Mills won, Reg
inad second, Tramp third; time,
1:15l4.
EVENTS AT ASCOT HEATH.
LONDON, June pat Ascot today
the triennial stake. seven furlonGs 1853
yards, was won by the prince of Wales
FiGrisel III.