The evening world., 1894-09-18
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

1t appears that there is very little
chance for another meeting between
Domino and Henry OF Navarro. Foxhall
Keene was so surprised at finding that
there was another colt in the country
the equal II not the superior. OF Dom
inc, that he Jumps to the conclusion
that Domino must be sick. Neverthe
less. the man who handles the colt
knows that Domino is as good as he
ever was in his life. and yesterday he
assented to the dead-heat being run Off
on Thursday. The preliminaries were all
arranged when Foxhall Keene arrived
and put a damper on the matter. Mr.
Keene the younger says Domino has
had hard races recently. and must have
rest. How about the colt who has
been campaigning since April last?
Domino's races since he appeared at
Sheepshead Bay have been easy spots.
Clifford was far from himself when he
victory; ,Ducat. a selling-plater, was
the only horse that made Domino
stretch his neck The dead heat ea,. OF
Saturday, showed that. better ridden,
the better colt and until the Keenes
permit Domino to disprove the asser-
ton, Henry of Navarro will certainly
be believed the best three-year-old Of
the year.
The riding OF some of the Jockeys at
Gravesend is ghastly 1t Is matter or
wonder that the Stewards take no &C
ton in some Of these cases.
the last race. That fact caused quite a
plunge on tho Kendall entry.
The Kaleidoscope changes in Little
Billy's weight yesterday caused many a
hundred bin to 20 wrong The There rns
after the race was over
watterson has been sold by the Duke
Bros to ]. q. Brown & Co. The horse
viii be raced in the West
Magian showed remarkable turn Of
speed in his race yesterday. and
shape at the end. He will do to bet on
in his next start.
Kentlgerna will be retired TO the stud.
She bled again yesterday. and this con-
WINGED her owner that her racing days
are over.
Sims rode a miserable race on Belde-
mere. He choked the Ally so In the hrst
part OF the race that her mouth was
IL
die. '
There Is a chance that Harry, Reed
and Butterflies may be matched. Inc
race may be arranged to take place at
Jerome Park.
The turfmen who visited the st.
Asaph's track are enthusiastic over the the
pretty little course Many pT0mntetn5
to race there this Fall. and as the
| climate Is mild and pleasant during
| November, exceedingly interesting rae
Ing may be witnessed by Washing
| tonians.
Polk Badget, the famous ringer man,
ipulated by the Brannon Bros, died al
| Bowling Green, Ky, recently
Ex-senator p. II, McCarren won $500
over Gothams victory.
successful. Oid and experienced hands
are at the helm, and there VIII be M
dearth of good material for racing
| Judge Joseph J. Burke VIII preside an'
| Starter Caldwell will handle the nag
|
Patrlcian worked mile In l.43 l-2 be
tween races yesterday
Cleaning pulled up very lame afte
the race yesterday, As she is on thu
verge of breaking down, she has proba
bly, run her last race.
Dwyer-Croker money yesterday. Thi
was the reason for the generous prtc,
quoted against the gelding.
Ramapo has gone lame and will no
be a starter in the special race oil
Thursday.
The Color shifted.
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