New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30


Don Don, Aionzo there would have been no dead heat
as, as stratmeath is. in the dismal docful funeral
''ne % Tf SS Taral does not ride in that way
jockeys Of ara ayr drns o few
so much i'll fortune this year that Taral has had
the mos, popular and most ski,ful of American
jockeys. and he never loses a II any exertion
on MS part can possibly win It,
CLIFFORD'S RAPID RUN.
Domino was withdrawn from the Flight Stakes.
ana Is expected to run in the Reapers' Stakes for
three-year-olds at a mile and three sixteenths to-
day, in which he will meet Dorian. Senator Grady
and other foemen worthy of his steel. Only Cliff
ford Lady Violet and Lusre took part In the Flight
Stakes Clifford was overwhelming favorite at
five to two on. Lady Violet went gu, and set the
pace. and made 1t very fast. But Griffin on Cliff
ford never let her get far away. and he sent Cliff
ford up to close with her when the homestretch
was reached. He held her his mercy all the
way through the final quarter mile but Griffin
made the finish. and Clifford easily first by a
head The time /: 25 2-5 for the furlongs
extremely fast. and SURPRISING the record for
oval track The previous record on this course was
1;2S 10 made by Kngston, aged, carrying l27
@ Violet anasnSs sr rapid SsSs 1s Sr Sn;
big price when he is sold on saturday.. '
1t Is lamentable that the handicapper has spoiled
only iii pounds on Duca and thus soaring out ali
the best horses that were entered. This handicap
light weight has driven nearly all OF the good horses
out. OF course Ducat may be beaten today The
in racing But Il is certain. whatever may happen.
! that ia pounds absurdy Hight weight TO
put on this horse after the brilliant races which he
has run.
freely FOR the Bellies stakes. for iwoyear old niles
that she was a slight favorite when the nag fe;l.
had many friends who proved Their faith BY large
Ps G,a f slcSs o. snG Sadie h 1ns %
victory was exceedingly popular AZ o4s
Carried to the front IN many rich stakes they
In The first race. selling affair a, hve furlonss,
for twoyear-ods the odds-on favorite; Harry Reed;
won as he liked at his leisure While the N,r sec1na
| The bookmakers WINGED and whitened at the re-
In the second race the favor,e. Golden Rod. ran
second. but Tinge. the winner was backed heavily
There were seven races. the club having divided
the big field which was entered for the first race
1t was proved beyond dispute and beyond the
shadow of doubt long ago that the proper way to
set the pace She always runs far better in front
on the turf than IN any other way Mason has had
Know this fact Ye, Sims waited with Cleaning
second to Iume. an outsider in the betting Gloam-
ing had only II pounds up She mas Won rsceS 100 100
pounds in the saddle. by going out and making the
pace 1t was the waiting policy and nothing else
ought to have known perfectly we'll from her previ
Gus races that waiting with her would surely de-
Tod. Sloane obtained warrant yesterday for the
arrest OF James Rowe the starter Tor iasnins MN,
to-day.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-ror two-year-Ocs: selling; purse $1,000
Five furlongs
g. n'''' Pf
ME- 2yysr; ., Harry Req p f. Kim, 10 out,
r yI Mcc,eIsnd. 80 b. 70 - by s,rnthmore"
ARy P'f E: i Kssa!: sa SsS!:s; ~ 30
cc go dear 90 90 Car si,..R Poss.1
kss'ia M ,;.:
DaT'c' Time ,oi 81. JUICE
Mu,ua,-Harry Reed s,raish, 50 CO. PIses: 6, IS. one
ssTe. 8 Is: Roundsiay. one. three siSo
Won by three lengths: a neck between second and
third.
SECOND RAcE-ror .woy.ar-old.: selling; pur'. $1,000
Five furionEs
nisssss: ssS: ss 10 q Golden ~
!, car M S3 b M,rs ;::; %,
S SEsns''a g. $.G%}
Pa Pail. io2 lew co o.
Flush * Z ;.,, ss, b RSvra, 90
Begravia. S. Gear sou: ''Gihor"' "'
xnn,.-rns. sr,,sh, saa e. place 50 30
three s. ~ Code" , Roa pInse 80 3D. one '"0
Mare'" o"e' wv. -. ,.,n,,. hstwe.n second
49,, ,A,,a
anu ''"' am q, mn .sa.a On.
THIRD ACE-Hhndicap' -" e"o"' ''''
and one-eighth miles
by E s MSI1: fS: d a sasn%
~ III r. DIVERS b. c. Don Aionno by Long 49,,
u pn,nd Dance l. 1922 .tsims) IL out
psm"no stables CHI c. Redskin 4 e..
.Do.s h...
'DcdI He~''
,,, c,x..,ns,,h straight 500 25 place SI+ C3: Don
Alonzo straight " TO- place so
Dead heat; Redskn a neck away
- ,.,,.,1, p,-rrr erAKEs for two-year-