The herald., 1894-09-07
CLOSED IN A BLAZE Of GLORY.
End of the Racing Season at
Sheepshead Fay.
Domino Defeats Clifford in Very Fast
Time.
Summary of the Running Races-Close
Of the National Loagus Baseball
Seasons New Bicycle
Record.
BIS re Associated Press.

the year at Sheepshead Bay track ended
today in blaze OF glory. The attend
ance was large, owing to the contest be-
tween Domino and Clifford, in which the
latter was the iavorite in the betting
and the former WAS the public's choice.
As the start down into the chute there
was little delay, and the flag fell with
the two in line. Domino made terrific
bound, and in the fret sixteenth had
carried Clifford at such pace that the
4.year-old was begging for mercy, as that
part OF the race was run in better than
six seconds, and it was there Taral took
the measure OF his rival. On to the first
eis nth they flew, locked together like
team, and their noses struck the pole in
II 2 B seconds from the fall Of the flag.
Still locked together they ran to the
quarter, and the pole wss reached in
"a 20 seconds, cracking pace. AT
the thfee-eighths, which was reached
in :36 35, Domino had shade the bet
ter OF it, bat Clifford WAS breathing
hard. Taral saw that he was safe and
took Domino down trifle and the next
eighth WAS run in :l2 40 and Clifford
came up bit. Tarel let out link and
away the black 3-yesr-old few, covering
the next eighth in Ill 5, making the
three-quarters in l liz 1-5 and taking all
the heaft out OF Clifford. Then they
rounded the turn into the stretch, with
Domino going easy and Clifford laboring
all the way. Simms went to the whip
in the vain hops OF catching his flying
antagonist, but the weetern horse was
done and could do no more.
DOMINO WINS.
Domino wins" the crowd shouted,
and they were right. for Taral eased his
mount and came in a winner under an
easy pull in the fact time OF :39 rs.
Never before in the history of the
track was there such wild shout OF JOY
as when Domino passed the wire
length in the lead, and, in fact, during
the last furlong the shouts were deafen-
ing. Clifford locked as il he had had
very hard race, while Domino was as
full OF spirit as ever and looked able to
repeat the victory Immediately.
SUMMARY.
Fusurity course-Jack OF Spades won,
Maid Marian second, Beldemere third;
time :28 2-5.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Pescemaker second, Soundmore third
time AS To-
One mile-Hugh Penny won, Tom
Al.
Mile and three.eigh ths-Dorisn won,
John Cooper second, Peter the Great
third; time 2 81 2 5.
| One mile-Domino (even) best CHI.
ford 60 to 10y by length time $50 2.5.
FuturiGy course --Gutta PerGha won,
Dolabra second, Silver third time l 10.
Mile and quarter on turi-The Pep
per won, Cleaning second, Hyderabad
third; time, 2:0Sla.
BIG FIELDS AT LAToNIA,
CINCINNATI, Sept. ct WAS a day OF
big fields at Lstonia today, the first five
races on the card having 66 entries.
The fourth race had the largest mum.
Der of entries for stake race In the his
tory OF the track, numbering 81 in all.
Scratches reduced the actual mum Der to
IS.
Hessie, who was entered today, won
the $2085 purse in the maiden stake
with ease.
Favorites were knocked down in every
race but one, the third, in which Wight
man, at IL to !, galloped home winner.
Shiloh, a 10 to l shot, won the fret race,
chiefly through Donohue's good riding.
Peabody, the favorite, finished fifth.
Clementine completely reversed her
previous form of the early part of the
week, when she was held at prohibitive
odds, By winning today in q canter at 5
to g. defeating the 8 to choice, Rhett
Goode, by three lengths.
A good deal of money went on Prom.
enade in the third race for place, but
Red John, at to L, captured the place
and Promenade was never herd from.
SUMMARY.
Seven furlongs-Shiloh won, King
Star second, Miss Perkins third; time,
1919.
Mile and 20 s-Clementine won,
:45$4.
Seven furlonRs-W ightman won, Red
John second. Dillon j. third; time,
1903.
Five furlongs-He won, Royal
Spirit second, Repeater third; time,
OPS.
Six furlongs-Adam won. Leonard B.
second, Simon w. third; time, :16l4.
/ n
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Esst st. Louis
results:
Six furlongs-Bessie Lee won, Pesti.
lence second, Paradise third; time,
III.
Nine-sixteenths mile-Mollie King
won. Dandy Reid second, Lakewood
third; time. 0 :59la.
Nine-sxteenthe mile-The Midget
won. Minnie s. second. La Price third
time, :0014.
Ihirteen-sixteenths mile--Vevay
won, Frank @. second, San Bias third
time, l ;27.
Six furlongs-Paulette won, Sir WAL
lace second, Aiopathy third; time,
:l9la.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE, Sept. 6.-Seven furlongs
Maryland won, Teeta May second,
Full Measure third; time, l :35.
One mile-Garcon won, Enthusiast
second, Joe Murphy third time, l :4Sls.
Nine-sixteenths OF mile-Monterey
won, Diggs second, Loretta third; time,
$3.50.
Mile and a sixteenth -sull Rose won.
Mulberry second, Billy Sunderland
third time. / :58.
Six furlongs-- Monrovia won, Spsndo-
line second, Gold Dust third; time,
1 .ON1/