The sun., 1894-09-07


Thousapd. surrounded the weighing stand
, and crowded 10 the rails aud gave the winner
an ovation when lie returned 10 the scales.
Tarals German friends hurled terms Of endear-
ment at him in HIS native language, and as the
Dutchman stood upon tho scales breathless
from excitement, he was as happy as King on
:" told You he. couldn't beat me-. said Taral
My horse could have runa second faster had
way didn't T. WnY' va and I'd as s' he g spoke Tsrai
turned to Simrns for corroboration Of this state
!" Yes. you had me from The start, and yog
beat me easily enough" was Simfnss comment
with the performance Of their colt. and James
noon that 500, 600 would not induce him TO part
with Domino; The elder keene mas as very
strong admiration for Domino, and viii sit for
an hour at a time watching him. He thinks lie
isPerfection n the forI! oi horsenesh. S ,-
tent until Domino las vanquished Henry. OF
Navarro. And there IL strong probability that
gether before the close Of the racing season. a
match between them was discussed during the
the parties interested could not agree upon the
distance to be run. This obstacle, however
be swept away sy and the pTg5lIc Til see
has served a good end. for the Concy Island
Jockey Club has in contemplation a mammoth
| stake for three and fUur-y -olds.
The Great Eastern Handicap for two-year-
olds which Sa yss the iint9 Svfnt o- 2n the CARL c
Gutta .PerGl!a, with Pierre .Lorillards ,DolaIra
| second, w II. Forbes's Silvie third, and Col. j.
heads apart The race served 70 show what 8
hgh-class colt Lisssk is, he carried 1877
ner. twenty-five poundsto TO the second horse. aud
twenty-on pounds to the third. Gutta Percha's
although shc was backed from o to 1 at The
| opening to to | at the close, and sent to the
| performed miserably in the Flatbush stakes,
| won by l.ssak on Monday last. but MIR. Alfred
| Hennen Morris one Of her owners, is authority
for the statement that I'm that contest she
was crowded to the fence and sustained inju-
a%ns .HS IN the rank "s ~
| test, ran the last quarter of mile under the
wsp y S fashion ana aS0d w0d nts 9n tne
at 5 to /, while Keenan,. at X to 1, and Lissak
and Silvle, at % TO l. were the most fancied Of
formance in the Flatbush stakes. for which he
was favorite, Thousands ofdollars were wagered
crackajnek in the morning for fun. but coun-
terfst ip his races when the money is
s%y for een nns Wien the sHSs ss fell the he
Percha Sadie. the Favora colt and Lux. At the
elbow Hamilton came through with Dolabra
Silye. 1t was n drive all through the stretch,
and any OF the leaders could win right up 70 the
like lrunkards as they came to the wire. Gutta
Percha. game to the core. was first hy head,
i.issak fourth at her throatiatch The time for
the Futurty course. 10, Is the best OF the meet
ng for CID Of the asr
in this race makes him the best two o-year-old we
have seen hereabouts. and he certainly is n won
der for his looks. Gotham was dsappoint- |
ment, and after the race l.amly, who rode him, |
said that he sulk ed with him two or three times,
and did not do his best after running the first |
half mile. Keenan, performed very poorly, and |
w9s beaten in the tlrst quarter OF mile.
three-year-olds. at one mile and three furlongs.
would be Ina match between :, those hos good colts
drew, declining to chase the pair OF lyers,wh
out-classed them many pounds Cooper d
GREAT as starter ia @ evdeny @ % having @ tRer resss eyes
third money DogEett rode John Cooper at one
Awaiting race OF It with the son Of Deceivcr,
whose best race IL probably at mile. Cooper
wS w bSSrs Ana ha h 4Gdnas
a warm pace, leading in the run past tht
:, stand by sS%,. sTS lengths; nninE bosss,, 'Hs
backstretch Peter. the iireat and Dorian
both hot moved up to within length OF Cooper, but
out OF the, contest. Dorian challenged John
Cooper on the upper turn. and from q pull Dog
hold his own. Dorian was in hand all the time,
and Doggett,s efforts were unavsilins so that
lengths behind the victorious Dorian. who ran
ne-iifth Of a SECOND lower than Tristan's record
for the sheepshead Bay track. The . best on
Washington Park, and there is little doubt that
had Dorian been ridden out he could have neGo-
Jack OF Spades, the eyen-money favoritc. won
the opening dash for three-year: odds very oley-
Maid Marian couple Of lengths Beldemeres.
well played by some OF the best judges at the
weight she was called upon to give them. and
was last at the end
geldinc was made fayorIte for the second event
at one mile and sixteenth. A lot of money
favorite Il had ali Ri5 horses in trouble ' in tie
homestretch. and won with ease In fast time
The selling race at one mile which followed
produced tho best finish Of the day. Hugh
Penny, Tom Sktdmore, and Marshall passing
the 5Tdges heads Is apart Penny my and chatianOo;
Chattanooga got the worst Of little crowding
at the furlong pole, and the Others fought it out
The concluding race Of the day and the meet
ing was At % one e mile and 4 quarter over the turf
lite, with Coquette, Cleaning. and The Pepper
equal second choices at tol. Coquette made The
ing, and Gloaming and Hyderabad in second and
third places respectively At the head OF the
Hyderahad were running head and head under
the whip, when Midgley brought The Pepper
round his field in a furlong. il was a drive ali
the way home between the three. The Pepper ,
derabad was a close third. Among the heaviest
winners over the race was Riley GrannOn who
must have quit the day away ahead Of the
laral says he Ia not superstitious, hut before
he won the Futurity last year, while taking his :
morning run in company with his valet, he saw
a snake, which was despatched by the latter.
While out at work yesterday morning In almost
the same spot he saw another snake, which WAS ,
also killed. The Dutchman considered both I
omens Of good luck. and told his friends that
Domino could not lose.
Before the races began yesterday VI. j. DAILY ]
had the horse 81. Michael out on the track, and,
without warming him up giving him "A pre-
liminary gallOp Of any kind. sent him the iirst
or slow quarter Of the Sheepshead Bay track in !
2i]e seconds, half "A dozen reliable men timing
the performance. This was to show that st. .
Michael had his speed and that there must
nave been something wrong with his race a few
days ago. Simms says that the horse could not !
run any the first part OF his race when he
rode him, aud DAILY says the horse was
told his friends 10 bet on the horse =
and refused TO accept any money on him in /
bis own book. Is IL not possible that some mis-
oreant may have dosed the horse while In his
stable or at the paddock II does not seem
natural that Daly, with his brothers example
before him, would resort TO ANYTHING wrnnp or 4