The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-19
DORIAN DOWNS DOBBINS.
,t,,gorsAyD PERSONS At JEROME
rank YESTERDAY.

,,tb,.. wa. the Fsvorite, but Dori.- Rs-
r..,.r Tha. Three-yesr-oid Ever Ra.
p.,ors at Jerome and wo. Hssduy-
p,r.es for Hsnste.e, D.rk.ess. Duteh
Skater, Harry Rees. s-s Live OAK
carter. Jones, sna Flanagan Suspended.
Tho match race at one mile and a furlong be-
seen fhe Manhattan Stables Dobbins and J.
" Rogers's Dorian brought fully 5000 persons
,oJerome Park yesterday. The outcome Of the
safest between the three-year-olds shows that
n = Dvycr has lost some Of his cunning as a
! matchmaker, for Dorian beat tho big son Of Mr..
pickwick and Thora fully as easily as Glen
noyue defeated Stonenell on Wednesday last
Roth races were for 81, 900 and q small stake,
and Mr.. Dryer gave away seven pounds in each
IN order TO give the public FIRST class sport dur
Ing the hfteen-day meeting Of the American
Jockey Club, which will end on Friday next.
poriau's splendid work on Thursday last,
when in full view OF 1000 persons he worked
.mlle and a furlong In 900. made him many
friends. and IL seemed TO be known on Friday
that the bay colt had outworked Dobbins by
three seconds. But the admirers of Mr.. Gro
hers big champion only shrugged their shoul-
ters when this fact was discussed in their
presence, and met every argument by the state
ments that Dobbins was above Dorian's class
and that he never was much OF a work horse
and would only trip his best in hard fought
races. with the colors up. The public, with the
glamour of Dobbins's Realization Stakes
ffesh In their minds. made the big
chestnut the fsvorite at 8 To . on,
most of those who wanted to back
Dorian being able to get s TO 8
Al the opening and a slightly shorter figure at
the close. Among those who fancied Dorian
wero a number of smart trainers and horsemen
wh0 had caught his time on, Thursday, and
1 pouInds and a beating to the $1,000 colt, Trainer
9W. R9sers having avn Ei siysn that , sum s 13s the TN son son
MaCdonough horses last year.
There was n marked contrast In the two horses
..hSy sallsGPed to 70 t he post pos Do1iSn had plenty
Tim afraid he's a little too big" was RoGers's
po6bins on the other hand looked drawn and
his hair had q dead and unhealthy look. Then,
too. he was a tribe ugly at the post and did not
this great honest fellow whose iamb.liks dispo-
sition as a two-year-old. endeared him 70 all
Tith fb0 %fHi an. htp the nag f feiI. It ep ioe sxsp for sff the
srst hundred yards as II both boys had waiting
swung. around Picnic Hill. This, was in
SSfSffi;'a and % WIZ When .'n sEsy rsspp sas aug On ho sSs
upper turn It was evident that Dobbins
'Sss. i sss enfy . Efs,n%sIshs between sGss hi the P aHra at s sRs
head OF the stretch. Hamilton had a lot OF
, Ss:s an lS r the Ssls sGr ss Of ls shs DG Pacs S aST Z p IN ss..
sion, Dorian winning pulled up in l;s7. the best
.,E2s end fa5iIGGnsR ss.f pSr G Z :sSa sh Is f sSs track tx
I IsifrS b 5Sy colt colt ~ Sir @cdred' out S1 OF GIendoras,
credited With owning him in partnership with
! ". Rogers, won G,S very heavily over The race;
aud betting on Dorian on the outside.
The smart. talent gave the ring q severe
%sTn aSS osd ia sh Th Sp Saif sr Tsis; P 20 brixz hs1 ridGsS
by Doggstt. simply played With his competitors
c cnd TIE OoIRtsasaer., Io Bsnru il and Captain ain
Nick. were second and third respectively. Mr.. A.
i T.s W is4osa .S SG Il. G i.es' asTg; j 5on.s oh BY Captain ssSisE;
Nick finally being sestlsd upon a. the @SpSlPTit;
iiSnf sh sf s. iSSesnS O. tS e t 5:r ssss- Pax q n sss . may
He can ride for Robert Bradley: his regular
s sTp 81 iss:. c Wien has ss f ssfn rom la %S gsn Ss lsss 5T0 he
landed ian sss, Os his sss 's ssSns gsf On tR %s ssne x: and .i. 59iiss
up, one Of ii: hands was bleeding.
Hurry up there. driver; I've q mount In this
Why, you're in no shape to ride, Carter"
n!d Starter Row. 9T.,r cr,,o, ATM. .o,nr - ...,
me a ON The t srou nsi.' s TooS foa an OF ' sGnns g 20 Give Nee Il
TO me, too,' continued the Jockey. as he gouged
though he dragged one leg and looked generally
broken up. AS viii be seen further on. 1t would
have been well for the boy had he needed the
The second race found the talent wild to play
mount %Ssa Z on .; the ssG mare %. and whose Blood was up, iPe
dulged in a lot OF rough riding on the turn. The
g na5s o sHa tSs f Sai e ! as. f Sssw Ct af pss siass 81 at sh g
10 sns r and he he SSs ssaF BS Sea, and Via Ms% sdntsn drew re win IL
the stewards, for his reckless riding by susPe9.
Harrington and Dutch Skater were about
mile and a furlong for thres-year-olds. It was
20 tas for Harrington. and Dutch Skater won
s saRaHy o Ham Tsrnn ssaSP1 Whose i foTtis t Is spri %fhsy
G!.Il9ping King, ran In the name and oolors q
He Fulton stable. Fred Littlefeld having sold
The next race was the match, and then came
s sdsn for or n wsi sRa { a = rf Rssd was lSr the ssS Choice.
i% ftadisi Esid IL the m noe is SSIsS sSIst tSi! II race F. D Of the
sStfO GOslsds quite easily Tor second money
soms, but the lad rode a shooting yaoe. foufins
Mosquito and other horses, and he was sqs-
stewards.
,rTrh,s SSGGcISding 5sse vas r%stt,ipg betting
tolits own gssidina. Paris. and bet $500 each way
f T 9 Rssr y : ss ssS III 20 I: F F6,s si%m sss who aSf 6sd
s ssDt LIVE Oak upin second place; sent the Lcni
winning under a doubts pull. Paris closed
sIong, and beatthe others for second money Mr..
Oak, bat last nights race has convinced him
that the colt IL a real good one and he u now not
Tor sale At any figure. nina follow:
FIRST RACE
?5ft ,Siip ;ssS saa e st Oi siasLh 81 IS S1 sscond as and as
hlhiri. half a mile.
c SI.hamsb i. C. HsilstOns. by ssnsAuon-Mas los
" Hh%HIshsids i. 9 70 Bsngqls,, ION qittisnsidj
Nv fhllips b, g. Captain Rck, l06 Oh. Jones. -: 8
90 ETsST1' Rr rf5stss sslVias, esntstRsS9y. sapsriS!
'F'd'n' and English las fslallHs also ran
sh s~'Ia9sn against HaiisIsonsa q o Appreciation my
heloSac, 10 10 l; Amsterdam, canterbury, and
slpaHntendent, each 40 10 1: 10 Bengula, 80 10 /;
100 tol.
SECOND RACE.
AZ Cling sweepstakes ~ elO each, for three year
49, 9a Upward, with $500 added, OF which SO TO
90 AMI t25 n third sX fuTlunEs.
81 LS9.cake's III. c barkness, I, ny George Kin
olrN Mtsotte, lO7 HAmlton ..--.-...,-.,-...1
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