New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
sALvATION'S SEASHORE.
.pc1rs pALYs LONG SHOT LANDS THE
PRIZE


sr.KEs-pIERRE LoRILLARD TO BECOME A
DIRECTOR IN THE CoNEY ISLAND
JOCKEY CLUB
,,y 1000 persons attended the races at Graves
., yesterday The card. in comparison with the
90! ~ ones at Sheepshead Bay was extremely mod
IN" The echoes of the great race between Dom
I'D clifford likely to be heard for months.
nv is Ike split silk and in condition TO meet
horse in the world at weight for age. Tim
n.,nins. who is one Of the relics Of the golden
IT, ~. of the turf having ridden races 'befo the
~. and afterward trained horses that were IA
~ IN their day. said: Domino is the best race
. that have saddled. OF course, we
a .ome great horses when raced at four-me
and in long-distance racing. Now that
MN has proved himself gilt-edged there are
w. men who qualify their praise Of him by say
,s is a good horse far as he can go. That
e a, praise Is of the left-handed kind, as. in
~ onInion. Domino can beat any horse In Train
~ any distance that horses run The reason why
,s,nk so is that in his with Clifford the lat
- had TO rage to keep up with Domino, who seemed
" -.,e along as II the pace a big gallop for
~, Nv experience has taught me that any horse
no, can make an opponent race TO stay with him
~h,le he gallops holds his opponents safe at any
distance ~
william Lakeland was a jockey under Robbins
I'D received his turf education in his employ. Con-
.,uenty statement like the foregoing from a
,s,sran turfman speaks volumes for Domino. the
champion.
There is chance that Domino and Henry OF
xavarre may meet before the season Is over. Hence
,be public may anticipate another soul-srrins con-
test
FRIGHT CAUSED BY THE STEWARDS.
Tho stewards OF the Jockey Club caused many
,.rsons TO tremble for the future by their action IN
me 81. Michael case J. p. Korn and his trainer.
,nchaeI DAILY are practically placed In the same
hat with William c. DAILY and turned adrlft rud-
s.rless on the pillows Of reform. Every haroor
under the control OF the Of the yellow coat
4. closed against them. AS William c. Daly ana
= p Korn had cast several anchors to windward
before the full force of the storm struck Them they
40 safe for the present, their craft was well
,rovisoned for a long cruise There Is nothing lett
,,r Michael DAILY 10 do but TO board some junk ana
head his course for Maspeth with the black nag
flying at his peak
pierre Iorillard is to become member or the
directory Of the Coney Island Jockey Club He has
several projects for improving the morality OF the
,urf and will endeavor to have vigorous action taken
IN regard 10 the methods OF some or the foremost
racing men, 1t is likely that he will try 10 nave
thu Conev Island Jockey Club take the lead IN
pushing the proposed reforms. There is an ar oi
.uh5ued excitement among the men who were lot
rsrlv the boldest rnanpulators the turf both IN
the betting ring and in the paddock
J. J. McCafferty astonished some turimeh a' inc
track Yesterday by saying in quiet way thal lie
would present $1,000 10 anybody who couid sho"
a single instance in his career where ne was III
co,,usion directly or indirectly. with bookmaker'
Strange as f. may appear the men VINO are 'he ihos'
.nx,ons IN hanish McCafYerty are bookmakers
There were many conjectures as 10 the outcome
OF the Maspeth nlerry-go-round or oay anu iiien'
racing Free badges may draw some OF the ueao-
wood from the regular tracks. which VIII not oe
missed 10 any appreciate extent. Nearly every
unmedSureQ
tac, that the alleged projectors have given promls-
cory notes as a shield TO the real backer OF the
concern will not him. as Leading racing
oftcial said on Thursday night that the Jockey
Club stewards had practically decided on MS eA-
pulson.
HOW THE RACES WERE RUN.
There was nothing TO arouse the enthusiasm OF
the crowd al Brooklyn yesterday afternoon i"eie
was a decided Improvement in the starune, 'hous'
x was NOT frst-class by any means Ihere ~
much room for betterment In Mr. Rowes me.hous'
To be successful a starter he should forpio 'he
Jockeys TO wheel and turn in front OF the hne' ana
should compel them 10 take their mounts through
and Mace their horses in their regular positions.
ua should not permit Jockeys 10 go several lengths
behind the line 10 If possible, hyihg start.
The old and experienced Jockeys are the chiei
offender at the post
The crowd as usual, betting crowd VINO
handed I'D their money to the sixty-one bookmakers
aid Of the day was made by the merry young
Kentuckian Riley Grammar, who, ike the Famous
John Morgan, made many dasAing ana suVNe'siu'
raids but was finally taken into camp ana ai'ei
his escape was killed. as the bookmaKers heuia-
lively expect to kill Grammar. Senator Grady was
selected as the bearer OF the plungers ho'ie! ~
the astonishment Of the Eastern experts VINO W
use smiling John Kely's expression, lunpereu
on Patrician. 1t is said that Grammar pet @'o'V'
On the Inflated Senator. who fell down IN MS pre-
urinary gallop before the race. fatriciah ie"e''
bis hackers Of suspense and Grammar OF ms money
by winning as he pleased from Sir hh!eh'' WIN
beat stoneneilie a head for second place
Stoneneu. who was a prohlbitive favor'te LOT inc
hrst race easily disposed of CorrectioR Mno p"rE
probably have rest TO fit her Tor the Mo'''' a."
races c L Smiths
canleabra carried one Of George Tae Tne eosns
odds on him were to q arab had some I99 ymo
while Chattanooga Miss Dixie Song a ana beayiIy
that the bookmakers hearts were gadienea bv
was an unnecessary de'ay at sng to gain an
advantage spoiled several chances ior ldaI
Kisses. but as every horse in motion all had
an equal chance to win cnattahV ~ M NaS couI
not restrain him as he took the lead and ran him
self into the ground in the nrst nan nl,e, and
siterna,ed in the lead until the stretch was reached
When sraghtensd for ne run eas ri diseosed of
bis opponents and won as ne pleased al une ,hrsa
from Miss Dixie. who beat Song ana Dance '"iee
Some heavy betting the feature OF the race
for the Seashore Stakes Hama was the favorite
Of the Western contingent, while the Eastern PEI
tors were almost a unit in favor OF Mancheste set
Slve was bet on by some shrewd horseIheh VINO
have landed severa; unexpected "coups In the !sst
two weeks. The bettors were condeinneu 70 si M
the pangs OF defeat as the bookmakers were coi-
respondngy e.ated having salvation thrust upOi;
them. for bettors would not have Sa:yauon az any
price. although 80 to ] straight and 10 to ior the
pace were he average quotations against MN.
The was hardy a true-run contest az ndtiiiia
was os,.ed abou. on the turn, and this enecIuai
settled his chances. Manchester weakened IN ome
stretch, Svie and salvation fighting the patl.e on
Acne: Salvation at the finish by goou ne"
nom Silvie with Manchester at her sadd!e,sk'.s -,
Golden Rod the Brookda,e representative, anu
second Attempt had the fifth race 10 theHiseNdds
ION start 10 finish. the start gave thcin i a. on