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

miles In jsi.. with ~ pouhds T nft n draw upon
f nscessary telegram sent to RILEY Gran
GONE on from and ats re aas who are
we're satisfied that his colt had an even that
,bay wonId receive liberal odds from the friends OF
Domino and that with Dogset n T,sb tne Of ta Na
every ounce would be gotten out OF Henr' VI ~"
varre # it came to drive at the finish, ond the
Domino was trained at Brighton Beacn; anu , ~,
Gn line by w, Tnf Sr ns Slowing which he made
in his races Defeating record b c5o Of Duca;
Girrori and Stonene at their own distances; my
doubt about his condition lSnrs inc.udng his
trainer ne did not run as well % was eNpecVn,,
Tara did his best, bu; was hampered py ' went to
The whip He was competed 20 change tne harnp
from his right to his left hand put wnen mick re-.
sponded and finished game.y that what was o'''''
dead heat I Ss,or % er the race were typ
cally American. In the betting ring hanse mass
and labSTers were lntermingled N Everybody
seemed eager with excitement put aIi 80 Guar
res oT Clothes tearing PUSHES The betting was
fast and furious The principal attf h wns ook@d
mon by the holiday racegoers with the awe with
which Chinese laundryman looks upon I'M I'tinks
stand in the ring with dense thronE in front S ot
him The gazers were blocking the bettors VINO ho
pngar ro@ fS he. W %sn" Men pushed
showed their way toward him Wheney iepdv rs y
the time the horses were called to the soc pose
Grammar had caused the tickle thr9ng to become ,he
his partisans and most OF them desired 10 gee ,Iie
young plqnger who bet with so much 0nh n%n
snG Began IN 10 n" be, on Henry Of Savar 70
s. the excitement was Increased IL can DE- sai"S i
said that Grannans betting Grra1ga Rrea' oe'
Nearly all OF the steady going ters or me betng
r RI %no on o" every ry' race We're Domino men but the
skyrocket play Of Riley Grammar overshadowed
however with the old brigade OF Spectators. who
bet thousands Of dollars on every rae. They Nens
we're everyday occurrences Whenever one OF their
patrons wished to bet he received the market o1ds
hedge bet was made with Grammar.
nes srnc soS" on The race Leo Mayer Western
bookmaker who has an 90; sxtenSye ,b pa, pybs
monev registered on his betting sheets. John T.
White handled over 5000 he did not refuse bets
cepted nparly $50. Of the publics money. j, WI
be readily noticed that the betting was remarkaptiy
Riley Grammar. it is likely to increase in rumor.
with until reaches tsS s mY"I ueSry ~ Ma
varre had defeated Domino. This amount inci"deS
ths bets nare WIN sey@ra minutes before the
race as everybody was anxious 20 secure d" az az
vantageous position from when to we" '"' 'o"-
byron Mcceand said before the bat,ls; II am n
horse and IL they bea; him they can take , 'ne
money" Navarro was sent out Tor t~o-Ih'Ir s1,'p
at so% to the intense satisfaction OF The
large number OF experts who looked al Navarro
Domino dI Bre,Wnary E sa2 4aaiv Tie e
start without being warmed up ,,,,o.o,
The run as many persons ~
nr pT Whe WAS The dag fe Henry OF Navarro mad the
rail or inside position with DOMINO well Gu, ~ ,Ts
track Domino took the rail- rom rtears Oh a,eI
down me backstreich a, a moderate pace, %,e1
D,rInp n length In the lead. Nhen th'y Ifdcnri
along ana the turn he was a, Domin9s nel o.
ride him with hands and heels Navarro rsspprar IT,
c,T no, nse his uhip .Tus, inside the eighth post
Navarres head was In front AMI m'gnty snou.
that Domino was 9'aS'nh ar an his, he Wild
10 his left hand. but when ne co".l tS' u "r % ~
ian on Domino's ,ef side ne OK r'1Eoi i -, q,
he advantage ami n, the finish appeared 20 have
Won by A head The judges. however could not sep
resu Of A spienlidiy contested race
The purse was divided NJ neither McClellanl nor
Lakeland cared 80 AJAX MA colt TO undergo aho'her
such severe mile and an eighth, . - 49,.
James II Keene and his son: Foxhail = keenr;;
Expressed their willingness to meet n arhry ,S S
same conditions. \. Hennsn Morris ~ one "N'' =,
g. IN 10 be run for AZ Morris Park MlohaHl ,.
DIVER also made Ike of"r FOR me rae az
Ia-ome park Consequently the question or superl-
ority IL likely TO be enectuahy settled before 'he
Trcy Grammar bet heavily on Emn Bey In III"
las, race and won 5000 over his victory ,,,.
4 smil. OF tho od-tme sort. only seen IN a cas-
., rasur,ection PLAYED over the features Of some
~ the curbalmers. who have had but i"w chhnc'a
TO exercise their skil THIS season. mere r wa ,
shouted 1 10 : against the ned In the sixth race
I, was IKE applying Coleman mustard pas,er I?
he tempting bait and FELL heavily into the sea OF
dcspar -. 49,. A., .,..
+, was reported in the paddock that he had broken
down and that OF his tenions was ruptufeh
croker nj. owner. he Is extremely fond OF the