The herald., 1894-09-16
DOMINO REMAINS UNDEFEATED.
The Pig Match Race Between
Him and Navarro.
A Great Deal Of Money Staked on
the Event.
The Judges Were Unable to Separate the
Flyers at tho Finish, So the
Contest Was Declared
Draw.
Bv the Annotated Press.


moro or less all night. with sharp
shower early this morning. the IL
cleared and warm sun came out, with
O cool breeze, which dried out the
Gravssend track. A more propitiouB
day could not have been desired for the
race at a mile aud a furlong between
Domino and Henry of Navarro. The
attendance was the best Of the meeting.
The odds were / to 2against Domino
and 7 to 5 against Navarro. Riley Gran
nan, the plunger, hung out to 5 on the
former after the Banquet race, and soon
had all the business be could attend to,
for within few seconds he bad taken in
three $4,000 bets and three Of $4,000
esch. Smaller amounts rushed in, and
he had soon taken in $50 600. At the
end of the betting his total was sl06, 900.
on which he stood to lose $63 602, and
then he had got all he wanted, and stood
at ease waiting for the race.
THE GREAT EVENT.
The bugle called the horses to the
post. There was scarcely an instant's
delay at the post, and the two went
away in perfect order. Coming to the
grand stand for the first time, both were
under gentle pull, but were moving
pretty fast. In the next eighth the
pace was quickened q bit, for Domino
went out and took the rail. Both Taral
and Doggett steadied their mounts as
thew rounded the lower turn. Then
there was little easing mp OF the tight
rein, and with Domino ali a length in
front, they made the next eighth In
12L seconds. The three quarters
was reached in Ii. the last eighth be-
ing reeed off in 13L seconds. Both
Jockeys were riding for their life. Faster
and faster they few, and the next
eighth was covered in III seconds.
Into the stretch they rushed and when
they were Strengthened out for homo, it
could be seen that Domino'e faltering
gait was present. Tarsl whipped his
mount with switch. while Doggett had
not yet taken to the whip.
DEAD HEAT.
Domino is beaten" went up from the
thousands OF on-looksrs. 1t was not all
plain sailing for Henry OF Navarro, how
ever, as he was fsltsring and IA seconds
was the best they could do for that
eighth. Then Doggett went to the whip,
for he could not hold the advantage of q
head which he had at that point, aud
the black colt slowly crept up until their
noses were even, and so they ran to the
end. The judges were unable TO sepa-
rate them, and mid the cheers OF the
crowd the ''dead" signal was hung out,
and the owners agreed to divide. For
the second time Domino ran even with
a rivsl,s Henry of Navarro held him at
the distance rs Dobbins did previously
in match race.
SUMMARY.
Mile and one.sixseenth--H Harrington
won, Dohbins second. Ed Kearney
third; time. al.
Five and q half INTERPRETATION
won, Jack OF Spades second, Chattanoo-
ga third; time, :071S.
Six furlongs-Hsrry Reed won, Coun-
ter Tenor second, Salvation third; time,
1:141.
Mile and q eusrter-Banquet won, Sir
Walter second time, 2:15L.
Mile and an eighth--Dead heat be-
tween Domino and Henry Of Navarro
time, :551a.
Five furlongs-Tinge won, Sir Dixon.
IT,, second. Second Attempt third time,
Mile and q sixteenth-Emin Bey won,
Song and Dance second, Jack Rose
third; time, :4914.
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-A shower q,
noon made the track at Latonia q trifie
heavy. The attendance was the best oil
the week. Only one favorite won. Other
winners were ss q rule good SECOND
choices.
Six furlongs won, Harry Ly-
ran second, Snoose third; time. 11:19.
five @urlongs-Swi1ty Won, Ar-.o -
second, sev..ls third; time, :05.
Aiio su0 oLe-e.ghth-Oakwoo Voc
Eeary Zouas second, Lehman third
TIE. ! :5S.
Mile and 20 ysrds-Egbert won, Vol
second, Rhett Good third; time, l :48.
Mile-St. Maxim won, Charlie Nc
Donald second, Arspahoe third; time
1:4554.
Five furlongs-Gurgle won, Lillisr
second, Isabella third; time, l :04.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15,-Madison results
Five furlongs-Dick beneath won, Ruler
second. Van Meter third; time, :O934
Five and one.half furlongs-Sistel
lone won, Hiram Leland second, Lizzie
V. third; time. :l534.
-Four and one. half iurlongs--Courtnev
won. Northwestern second, Republic
third; time, 0:591a.
Five furlongs = Wrestler won, Ma,
Goodwin second, Doubtful third; time
:0715.
Mlle-Lsmon Blossom won, Doncaste,
second, Vevay third; time, :52.
AT HARLEM.
HARLEM, ILL.,, Sept. 15.-Seven fur
losgs-Boro won, Nephew second
Housatonic, third time, :351S.
Mile and 20 yards--Linds won, Wool.
sey second, Dsbrscey third; time, / :45%.
Two and quarter miles Bessie Bis
land won, Billy Mckenzie second, Wild
wood third time. 4 :O1.
Six furlongs-M Monterey won. Deiure
second, Midas third; time, :2l1@.
Six furlongs-Bels Foster won, Leve
nae second, Highland third; time, :2l,
AT PORTLAND, ORE.
PoRsLAND, Sept. l5.-Ths track was o.
mud at Irvington park today.
Nine sixteenths OF a mile-Padd,
RYAN won, Hal Fisher second, George
Dixon third; time, ;581a
Hall mile-Sport McAllister won
Baby Ruth second. Token third; time
:52.
Special trotting-Eve won, Carlyle