New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
in the United States at any weight and any dis
tance.
THE GREATEST HORSES OF THE COUNTRY
TO MEET.

III tne ohiteo states at any weight and any dis-
THE GREATEST HORSES OF THE COUNTRY
TO MEET.
The Coney Island Jockey Cub yesterday arranged
a superb contest for Wednesday next. Domino.
Henry OF Navarro and Rey e. Santa Anita land
perhaps Clifford also) will meet on that day the
Sheepshead Bay track at mile and a furlong. An
agreement to that effect was signed by James r
representing August Belmont. and Il; J. Baldwin.
The race VIII be open until o'clock tomorrow.
ana Mr. Rose VIII have an opportunity to enter
Chrord. This will be glorious magnificent race.
II Is understood that the first race at sheepshead
may ee o S s By Dei oGksy race At At the
mile and a quarter. and possibly by one at Morris
%sr .. al thu mile an ha Ths f'
Henry Of Navarre Rey ell Santa Anita and Sprob
@ people people FROM ali parts Of the co"n,T who
Will be NO yacs, race on wednesday and all these
visitors to New-York will surely have most en-;
grounds Of the coney Island Jockey Club on
and see the special Contest @
have an opportunity TO see Domino the superb
Domino the stately. Domino the magnihcent NOV.
Ing at the height OF his amazing speed In rivalry
with worthy competitors.
CHANCES AT VARIOUS INCIDENTS.
August Belmonts Dorian was slightly the IA
vorite over Clifford for the Omnium Handicap. but
although he first off at the start, had the place
I
TO get a place. After the race many turfmen were
inclined to think that they had overrated Dorian
The col; is ndisputaby fast but just now Domino;
possibly Sir Water give Dorian considerable
we ght and outrun him easily. . j..
David Gideon and his many friends thought It
hardy possible that Crescendo could concede seven;
teen pounds to Hazet in the Autumn Stakes. and
they backed Hazlet heavily making him a very
pounds more weight. Creseendo under lara IN, I'M
and won by safe margin at the finish I'M Grimm
rode Ha.et perfectly THIS yic,ory tbc
fact that ne had l25 pounds on his back over me
ttat Cresccndo will give Requital or any other Of
the best of the American two-year-o most stub
crescendo is cot Of genuine ,m1peHriI! ,.. -
uckS ssy S lost more than 5000 most Of it on
his hy Applause IN the second race ana ms horse
pds and Gs saysd hs pa a %
She is nervous that would be IN the interest OF
sport pd 5p ssiO'e Eyeryso
Phil He has enemies; But popular as he Is,
delay and annoyance and evaporation as she caused
yesterday. She should not be allowed to start
well until she reached the furong post in the home;
whss she 9u IN the mos, eDe' JSh
J, McCanerty and Buckrene failed TO harmonic In
tators thought McCafferty rode Buckrene miserably
But. perhaps. they were prejudced .,....
odd and amusing, and exciting incidents OF the
races YESTERDAY. but the readers Of The Tribune me
are so nappy over tne ne1eat OF W INC
Defender that they may 10 read a great
many columns concerning affairs at Sheepsbead
Bay.
Hurrah for the Defender
There will be q toothsome and delicious
clambake this afternoon at O'Clock the grounds
behind the grandstand OF the Coney Island Jockey
Club. and weknown and influential racing men
will be present 1t will be given by Frank T.
Clarke, the popular superintendent Of the course
and by James Villeplgue the highly successful
! caterer Colonel Daniels will also take part in
greeting the guests. and making them heartily wei
come The hospitality OF Messrs. Clarke. Nilepgue
and Daniels is celebrated among turfmen al over
the country. and is heartily commended by every
body.
The officials OF the club took UP at the gates yes
terday nearly seventy badges which were worn py
persons 10 whom no badges had been Issued IL
was thought advisable and necessary TO protect
the interests Of the club in this way, and this &C
ton was generally approved No one ought TO be
permitted TO use complimentary badges who Is not
Justly entitled 10 use them.
| Hurrah for the Defender!
FIRST RACE-Two- Odds selling Futurf'y course