The sun., 1894-09-02
D0BBINS DISQUALIFIED.
MIR. cRoEBR's BIG corr WTSs AND
LOSES THE OMNIUM HANDICAP.

ne Fs-ies vietorieu-, Fsr.ssy, snd Roche
sss 90 Lsst the Rsee-Appisuse Kick.
Hr-nsywi-e and Then wias the Autsu,.
stskes-Fitt-b-rrh Phu ives eel 900
tro- er,-r,- Alone on the Ftny-Ns-
Ft-es s.s s--pen.iers Metss Out 20 Ca-
r-Iy Jeekeys-R-sieon Rup. Correetio-
to n Ne.e-H.rry Reed, B.iderere, a-a
wstt.r~o- W.. Their Race. Cleveriy.
The Manhattan Stables good thrce.year-o
Dobbins was clearly the best horse In the Om-
mum Handicap at sbecpshead Bay yesterday and
he finished first, half length before the second
horse. Roche. He swerved badly under the whip
in the last three-sixteenths OF mile and fouled
first Victorious, then Faradsy. and finally
Roche. and was disqualified by the stewards Of
the meeting complaints having been entered by
Reagan, the rider of Victorious; Grifin. who
rode Roche, and I.ittlefeld, who had the mount
on Farsday. Dobblns not only lost the race. but
Simms, who had the mount, was fined 5000 for
foul riding.
These were not the only incidents OF an exciting
day. Brandywine, favorite for the Autumn
Stakes, was kicked so severely at the post by Ap-
plause and injured himself 60 badly by getting
one OF his hind legs over the rail that he un-
placed. and will hardly race for some time
being known at the present time
II was said that one Of the colts ribs was broken
by the shock OF the kick, Applause landing
squarey with both feet on the colts side just
over the heart. With Brandywine inc Capacitated,
Applause won cleverly, with n battle royal for
second place between the top weights. Walter
and Gotham. Gideon & Daly's representative
beating the son Of Irtquois a head in a fighting
finish. Pittsburgh Phil won a fortune on Ap-
plausc. RILEY Grammar alone laying him
$4,000 to $4,000 against the beautiful flly.
Grammar won lot OF money on Friday, and the
gambling spirit is rampant within him. At the
rate he il going at present ne will have all the
money on the race track or he fiat broke within
the next month or six weeks. The frrquenters
OF the ring are watching Grammar in open
mouthed awe. On Friday he took $4,000 from
J. T.. Mcdonald on ST. Veronica and laid other
big wagers, yet won the dsy. No such spec
ulation has been seen hereabouts in great
The spirit Of unrest seemed to be abroad yes
terday, both jockeys and horses behaving badly,
and as a consequence II was long after o'clock
when visitors u the track were seated at their
dinner tables. 1t was very bad day for Master
the post in the first race. In the NTH he
helped To delay the start for forty
% 1ns lie 'e"pss spsnn hFee ee aT S the the
stewards suspended him for the balance of the
meeting. He can. OF course, ride fot his regular
mounts he must refuse until next Friday. when
Gravesend's gate will be opened Jockey Gard
ing for misbehayior in the fifth race. while Mar
tin Bergen Rein. and X. poegett were each fined
$50 for the same offence in the same race.
The Omnium Handicap promised over night
to be one of the best races of the year but one
by one the frstIelass performers we're with
priSng that Y" Tamhisn. John Cooper. and
other horses thai could he named were scratch
ed, a. they seemed capable OF winning the
race. But every horsemsn has the right - run
when and where he piease;;, and oniy the i've
thing n the betting as between Dob
whose ShS ch.ncS he a to IsI mks
your pick, at the opening II the betting. Dot
bins. however. by sheer weight of money. went
be had against Roche. 1t was expected that
Victorious would go to- the front and AXE the
Tnnnp Tas the leader "r at the SSp ar RH' the r
three furlongs at little better than snsil's
Joined fsradsyw. ~ and at there was TO Improvement
In The clip, the grey horse and the big Canadian
geldinS running head and head 90 4 the turn tos
Roche. Griffin squeezed through between Vic
torious and D3bbins, and when squared away
bins, in the order named. with the grey horse
OF the rail. were On even terms.
the crowd OF FULLY 1000 persons. catching the
fire Of such finish. shouted excited words II
encouragement, TO their fHvori;"s: What rr"n,-
ised 10 te n suprFh race was spoiled b. IrbhlI>
swerving toward the rail al the first blow
OF the whip lie carr3m"i into ,srche.
ami Roche was knoc kc'i 2gBiu,t Nirtori-
Then Tor hfty, yards or 50 The =, hehi
the time and carrying Roche and Farada! with
him. When the gray horse was ny a-ain.t III"
fence, Littledc!d had "a hoIce - pulling hin. IN
o. taking header over the rail, a. Il. did ou -.
Florian in the Great Tidal stakes three years
Ss Sg ar gs up and 6 n%9r w, TO- og FOR Ea Ss
turned HIM almost half way round. Then u
was fight between Dobbins and Roche and
the bull-likc rush 0: Dobb.ns. and ws- borne 70
the rail Instantly. Grifin dropped his hands,
ceased 5dPs and nshSa IN Iss"sd piage;
Faraday's plight he set ElctorllTS goihE,
After 0n ResrinS the "e ,estimdSy sd INV orr Of ReasS.
Gririu, Lttlrhe!d, and Simms, the stew
ards dissgslihel, pSSbns ,.i. Hnd CAV" ihs
aud Fan.day third. Ii was an unfortunate &C.
currcnce, bat nothing could he done uIGer the
SlInms's riding criminal, or they would not have
hued linn $500 lie was wrong in not rea,.ne
bins out The colt swerved from flc punish
ment. Dobbins j. rapidly rUurtlng INFO the
form which made him second Ia no colt out last
Every good Judge Of public form believed ths:
Brandywine would win the Autumn stake
speculation. with the favorite out ~ the way.
was on the other starters for place David
Gideon betting couple ~ thousand dollar on
Walter to run as good as second itt,burgh
Phh's friends thought the young PenIsy ylyanisn
was throwing his money away whc3 lac te' On
Applause both Ia win and be second, and sOmru
the real smart division cast their fortunes with
Gotham, hose first appearance II Was since The
early spring. when he seemed Ia have strong
grip on the title Uf kiug ~ wO-yrar-ulds, Iaral
had the mount. but Fred j. not in very gu1d Ia 4
Just now. and before he went 10 the post he
marked To THE SUS reporter;
:" II they hsye a cracker they want to get beat,
put me up on linn. I'm down pu my Luck
At the post brandy wine had the rail- with Ap-
lause next him. Walter behaved badly and
BrAndywine and Applause bot. SEEMED a. I'M
bibe some OF the craze germs that seemed ~ he
In the air. Applause kicked and landed hard on
Brandywine's side, the sound ~ the blow hriEg
heard distinctly 10y Patrol Judge iuey quarter
OF a mile or more away. This made BraAaywine
perfect devil and he lashed out AZ the fence and
finally got one OF his hind legs over the barrier,
hanging there for perhaps three-QuarteTs uf q
minute before he extTicated himself. 4 quarter
OF an hour OF this kind Of work pretty effectively
settled the chances OF Brand ywine, Appla ause,and
Walter in the belief OF the talent. To their sur
prise. however, Applause flew into the lead at
the start, and befOre aquarter Ofa mile had bcen
trayersed the thrOng shouted: Applause wins
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