New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
ARorT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK.
WHAT THE rrRFMEN ARE TALKING ABOUT

ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDo'h'
WHAT THE rrRrMEN ARE TALKING ABOUT
COMMENTS on THE RACES
Senator Grady. Domino and Dorian are almost
sure to face the starter in the great race Tor the
American Derby In Chicago on Saturday Several
bo.s have been made to the result between the
Eastern candidates Senator Grady VIII probaDy W
tho favorlte II the track is fast Some small pets
have been made that Dorian Will defeat Domino
= u Garrison will ride Senator Grady. Tarai
will be on Domino. and 1t IL likely that grimm VIII
make the Journey the Windy CITY to pilot Dorian
Should the track be dry and fast. there X an eN-
celen, chance FOR the record for three-year-ods al
,,e distance one and half miles. over a circular
mile track. to be broken.
Many surmises TO how the race VIII be run "e'c
made at the track yesterday afternoon Sho"'" N"'
mace be moderate for the first mile, desperate COZ"
test s looked for all three Of ne Eastern h're
have shown marvellous speed at the hnSh IN races
OF that description.
Roundelay and Hornpipe are TO accompany
Domino on the Journey Rounde.ay Is engaged IN
several OF the stakes to be decided at ""s"'ik''"
Park.
Eugene Leigh was at Morris Park YESTERDAY ana
a.so William Martin. who Is - ride OXFORD IN the
Suburban Handicap II he is starter. report mat
~. Western cracks wind IL affected has oeeh
spread all over the city Ciinords "otk LOT '"
race has not been Ike that OF tnick"lnh"' h''S'
ua covered on. and oneelshth mics recently IN
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over the same ground he covered on" ana one
ouar,er miles in PIP with but i;.e urging AT me
e,ish 7, ne should not start. II IL because MS
work Is not up TO the standard OF ehce'h'' IT,
ouired by Messrs Leigh & Rose.
Some talk was heard al Morris PARK EeS'''"''
that Garrison would ride CLIFFORD In to-m"r'""
race. as he had sold out his retainer 20 r''
panan-, 70 Taral for Eyn. Taral is extremely d'
sirous OF winning ali threc OF the great S"''H
handlcaps. and believes that Ramapo II the morse
tia, can add the Suburban to the ISL OF "'S WIZ
ming races. go -, 80. - rs-,i
Garrison said Yesterday: II sold out % lara
because he was first intended 10 nave the mount
- pono,o II Ramapo should be beaten with me
In the saddle there are a large numDer % pV'S',
who would say It was through my MISTAKES u.
riding the race So It Is better for me 10 taNe ~
Than 10 ride the horse. although am conhieh'
tina, neither MI Gideon nor Mr.. DAILY woulh ma
fault II the horse was beaten. as "ouh rue HI"
strictly 20 orders 49, $500
Negotiations were being made aiter the '"S' 'A
70 secure Garrisons services 10 roe the ef'AO'
snort in the race giving him the privilege OF r'Ins
the horse at i9 pounds Ave pounds more thah h''
handicap There is a possibility that Garrison may
ride the rnastodonc. headstrong Don Alonzo'
Henry OF Navarro has at last landed stake race
for his owner Byron McfleHand Inc '''no"'
belmont Stakes practically "aIkoNei j."
Henry OF Navarro. "a only Prlg and Assignee were
opposed 10 him. II is seldom that morse Oh a.
hieh a class as Henry OF Navarro meets with az
many defeats by such narrow margins az ne mas
met HIS chances for the Suburban. win l'
pounds are looked upon as excellent " S'"''
shrewd turfmcn from New-Jersey.
There is a My at l.. O. Appleby : tarin' near IL
,ie silver y j. that Is "A full sister 10 Henry OF
Navarro having been sired by knight OF Eliershe
dam Moss Rose The illy Is a grand -look'hs Eo"'s
ser and is likely to cause brisk competition a, 'e
sale OF Mr. Appebys yearngs at sheelS"e'' ,'S
Conuoisseur thanks to Garrisons brilliant rIu'"k
seldom that racegocrs have chance to see sucn d
siperbly ridden race az was seen f W. Lin
El'l,ns. Yesterday. WatZer was the fdvOflte' WIN
C,onnOisseur second choice. Slr Galahau Ihi Til
following. with the others almost i'l. h ctions
was a long delay at the post caused Dy te otiU,.'
OF certain Jockeys. who were ANXIOUS 10 ~ ,h star
When The nag dM fan COnnosSeur. according 10
some Of the Jockeys that rode In ne race Va ~
seTa lengths and at the OF the first lfmiie
he seemed . BE- hopeessy out OF e ns the battle
alone several lengths In front OF him Cono,ss eur
rgained his stride e a; sheet ,ns ' fpr an" Se leaders through
the sea OF mud that interviewed. A he reached
dciuged his rider. Doggett. with blood some drops
OF which spattered on Garrison south SUI , ,ai
the middle Of the track Walter was beaten by ms
time and Sir GIlahad ana tica we yss rom the
n' Tsral thought he had the won, when Gar;
rison called on Connoisseur for final EFFORT and
fairly lifted him over the finish neck IN arUli
Of SIR Galahad. who beat Utica head Tor second
Wild cheering greeted Garrison when he that re
Connoisseurs victory was due solely 10 MS sp'ehuu
exhibition OF Workmanship In the race. .,
David Gideon and J. j. Hyland VINO trans
Walter were greatly disappointed at walters |
performance in the race In every previous ,, race
n which ne had met Utica he had held btlca saie
hasfdes giving him weight. Walter IL not averse |
TO a muddy track. but Griffin, who rode him: said |
that he had TO keep punching Walter all the way |
to make him keep up with The other horses e
Neither Mr. Gideon nor Mr.. lIyland could ac-
count for his poor showing Sir Galahad is almost !
sure TO Improve his present FORM AZ ne was |
aing until recently nj. ..~.or,.,. o,a
lanes Shields was at Morris Park YESTERDAY ana
,aked about the railroad accident that used up sew
erai OF his horses. lie said: AS none OF me men
and bows were hurt. satisfied. or course; some
persons say that the horses were not vaiuape, nus
thev don't own them II man can't nave STORE
,n Broadway he must be content with Baxter-st.
60 there YOU are. | am going to chicago 10 see
about the accident as can arrange TO 40 30
The removal OF the OF racing to Sheepshead
Raw Is hailed with delight by horsemen and race
goers alike. ~ G.. 81, ,ha prookaaio Farm
q re- now being trained by J. J. Hyiand Colonel W
7, 1homnson Is AT the Hot Springs. In virginia, 70
s.cnnarafe as he suffered severely from malaria all
me snring In the hands Of Iyland the Brookdale
hnrses should improve rapidly. under the skilful
care and treatment OF that master OF his calling