New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-07

IN America is ever required TO carry ana never h"e
what defeat was. although he met aIi-co'i'es , az"
conceded a great deal Of weight In many Dig s '"N
{, was somewhat surprising that after Domin no.
supreme championship Of the two-yearoius % ~,
ava after his defeat OF Henry OF Navarro al Ilie
IN the Withers Stakes OF 1894, the betting on IN
roru have been heavier th"n IL ~As o
Domino But this the fact Some Oh 'ie "os .
sseKed c n as Il the Western horse could not
possibly fail But Riley GrannSn the boy oJ pdpn En
T P,s n5m Fl Phi george E. smith, bet $1,000 in
Tbempson, whose bookmaking is spectacuap shS%
Of ali nations in Itself did not neiev and he gave
even money DOMINO for great m pnshed and
sand dollars while surging a ~ Ger near him
FINELY the big bulk Offered BY th Domino Rnm
gers prevsae or,e AZ n 10 10 on while money
ssansi cford was offered in all parts ,o the e' p tne
rng all the bookmakers Offering even mGdes
against Domino and only 10 IA ~ al the buildings
and ali the places from which the race e,bUsastic
seen well contained an eXSeo when Domino and
CLIFFORD came on the track When she Of ifs specta
called at ?s SsG sEser ne than on any Of
several days Of the meeting But she great contest
W %eTe he sfternoon was hand it was ,h n
able army of observers MniTn of the struggle
Thoasands Of racing hsye b srand
the roof Of the Coney lsana Mace for watch
ina Contest Of the highest class peope 9
roof can see every mnutest oe.a a Every Jockey
shd ougbt 10 have grandstand with rooi rnH
tina, Of the cOney isi ADVANTAGES careful
sscrutny of races The stewards ous nronnd they
the rooi; eIpervthing OF significance In every con-
test far better than they can III '''e'
the judges.
HOW THE CHAMPIONS LOOKED
oon,e saw the one-sided combat
between Domino and Clifford Anu VI" ~, ,he
.,d srhs,antiaI witnesses in the main NOT inc
vhinets Of the turf. but the st. BerharuS'
majestic stately. self-possessed' IL was Loud
some cloud OF witnesses at tne With administrative
order and zeal and delight that tney kirord cham
no. champion Of the East ors anu looked extremely
ven But there was an n aip @ Glord did not pos
city aoout IL Dp pnmember the motto OF the prou'
sani,v -, The Rohans? Here 1t is: pohan
"Ro ie puts Prince 'e tic '''e"
That's French. you k n Tnsl hes me translate
ior you 1t runs h mus prince would not be. Rohar
n6n,,,, ,oorsa Ike Rohan or even better
NOW THE GREAT RACE WAS RUN
The start was prompt and the TWO ie"o""u
Champions shot away head by head. Ihere waa -
v.,,,r. ~ aauv,ne no exasperating slowness U
pace Tsral nermitted the kingly black coi' u .a'
his head and his own way TO reasohaoie M
and he dashed along at strong pace w. VIII
spproachable and beauty rs, 81 farong in IL 2
seconds The first quarter mile was 90 do.e sigh
Ms seconds Domino had the ran ,be drst tire
sesSnd' fs PSm To close s' with
For Ms IVA sl snn lii The stop watches marke
S CLIFFORD was asa not n sa smppor 1aS Of
superb blsck colt were already elated. on me om
turn Domino slipped away from Ci nroT Uneasy
called clifford. but Domino. the Dia W,s,e in IN
and miracle Of speed. moved on. stu Az H. smooti
lead, and advancing with that splennloy - s" ~ "a
frictioniess gliding action OF his that appears ~ nj
iup space without effort Clifford was uonis ~,
very utmost. and he Is amazingly fast noIs.. ~
he had met his master Sims becoming her'o'
and desperate On Clifford 49,,
The five furlongs run In Loo 2-5 The UNI I'M
for three quarters Of a mile was ia is. ana u