New-York tribune., 1895-09-13
RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
a xEAoRE CROWD AND AN UNArrRAcT-
I'VE CARD.

MATCH RACE BETWEEN HENRY OF MA
vARRE AND DoMiNo-MR GRAN
MANS WINNINGS JOHN
pALy's OFFER.
A meagre crowd Of woe-begone carewci IN. solemn
faced racegoers witnessed the at Sheepshcad
Bay yesterday afternoon. The card was anything
but attractive. The mile race on the turf should
have been declared of. the conditions were such
that the owners who raced at Saratoga asked their
neishbors. "What horse tina, race made for"
RaInepo's temperance decided relief TO the
spectators, who were delighted TO see horse that
classes high enough to carry weight for age WIN
out suking swervng all over the racecoufse'
One-I-Love In the last gave the spectators
a treat. and made spectacle OF her opponents
], Is not at all likely tina, there will be another
match race between Henry of Navarro and Domino.
August Belmont has discovered tfat Henry OF
Navarre's engagements are so many ana come SO
near each other that II would be asking 100 much
Of his horse 10 race against Domino tomorrow.
There are many echoes of the race The comments
of some Of the bettors and horse-owners II pub
ished would certainly cause bitter anguish to some
of the leading persons who were prominent in ar
ranging the race that run on Wednesday. f. j.
Baldwin will not down. and appears to be anxious
20 run another race with Rey FL Santa Anita at
the same distance and under the same conditions.
James r. Keene observed the racing from The
clubhouse stand yesterday afternoon. He was
cheer ful and still believes that Domino is superior
10 Henry OF Navarro.
RUMoRs ABOUT MORRIS PARK MEETING.
Some Of the horse-ownc and others at the track
were greatly alarmed at the absurd runor that the
proposed meeting at Morris Park would be declared
off Where the report originated or why II should
be entertained for a moment is past finding out
INQUIRIES were made about the reports. but not
ono of the members OF the Jockey Club knew any
thing about the rumors. A. Hennen Morris SAID;
"I first heard the rumor this afternoon. II there
was anything to the report 1 have not heafd a
word about IT, II there was any truth to the report.
believe | would be of the first TO hear IT, 1t Is
nonsense"
Such reports extremely injurious 10 racing
The men who are associated with the Westchester
Racing Association are the leading racing men III
this country They are lighting against odds TO
place racing on a higher plane OF excellence. NO
body with the true interests OF the turf az hear'
should listen TO such idle rumors. II there is any
thing OF Importance racing men in regard 10 tue
Westchester Racing Associations affairs IL IL
almost certain that the horsemen Will DC iu''S III
formed at the earliest possible moment
There have been so many widely divergent stories
about Riley Grannans winnings that short IN
terview with the famous plnnger may pUaT psnran an
n over IL sSS so Sseh IN x DAYS and thai he
tended to retire from the Inr b mas season. asn With
$50 the sum total OF his possessionS
MR. GRAMMAR TALKS
Mr.. Grammar said yesterday afternoon
.I have heard some of the rumors about my IN
tentions and about my personal affairs tha' sur
prise me greatly. How can stop oetuhg No
man that ever caught the betting fever ana per
mitted j, to ge, firm hold coud ever SNAKE & =. Oh, H.
vain? No must keep on and oet , unth , .ls .ha h
NJ the chapter | have no idea of retiring from me
Excitement of the iacetracks and the betting rings
I'm regard my winnings was no' IN SRA, sra,e-
NIv hot
Ssratora meeting have won handsomely al this
meeting na re'SoS o% IN regard I to- the Henry
Navarro Domino race / won WITHIN syV "a & 49,. a
inyariabv exaggerated. Everybody hears ABOUT
heavy winnings and the fortunaie ne.'ois ast ent
Nv Winning, almost equal the $4,000 mark but
winnings frequently diminish as rapidly as 'hey
Rley Grammar is popular with all classes of turf,
does not create one-half as much commotion IN the
betting rims. when he Is placing e-thousana-doiar
bets as some OF our ioca. p"hse'S 'o WIG" '"'' "'e
oeIs Shn pay does not visit the race tracks fire.
ouentlr as his friends would like 10 have hn MT
bay has been qpsd{ M pay has heard
about the iroquois- Cario:ta colt that Hyland has
been training lie admits that the colt may De "a
and may possess fair turn of speed may be splen-
didiy proportioned and his conformation may be per,
Hvland but Mr. DAILY is willing TO bet that home
bred New Jersey youngsters are the equals II not
James O'Connor and several OF NJ. DAYS friends
sxpeced ,d to aeas ss1d s4e and RoHa They were
startled when Mr Daly SAD ,~o, oo,, nv 1,dw,p
against the Caroiia yeariing will train the Holm
De- youngster he viii be ridden by my Jockey, who
works on the farm. and give battle to the Tennes-
seean. who is owned by Gideon. trained by Iiyand
and can be ridden by Grfn or course , tnat s II
goes and VII bet oH eTs the r result chance Ha 'Ta or
some real sport, as Mr. DAILY means business.
THE SUMMARIZES
49,
FIRST RACE Handicap. For twO-yenr-olds Futuri'y
~ Sc Setting; f.
a, p. H Morrss b, Inier@ssion 1n.a 10,
ss@rr"ms ;ss ch c Mu'sglmpni " rsi,ns 100 c-i 81
''9T r. isas, Rasss: cG. g Right II Ro1a ARMS ios
Refuse. ::'".......:.,,, wn gnln ID "a II
sir Tettr H. ic2 Gear. io''a. ul,l,sleIa aS-, g
Pennbro"k lo' No lime taken ,Sheea'' "
Won by n length; neck between second and third
SECOND RAcE-Haniicap. Seven furiongs
DUKE nss. ws4arf s4 f6nseAnais s Ea@'Po P By E g
o;ssns:5ss IS s:.9 ssses
fsIisIds 5a Anist''s g. loa i;slS ;TlS % 81 -
Hsr%an,a ,s 80 ; ,oc ls,ms LsnTs,
'e''s"S'e > ''' ''N' Tims~i 2e 25
Won by a head tie distance between second and
third.
THIRD RACE-selling. One mile.
T. j. Dwyer's b. h. Paircian By ST. Blaise
Heeress years, 1Oy II. .tsims) 9lO out
santa Anita stables ch. m. Arapahoe. 81
lO2 NtnOrnD W Z-l
G. T.. Smiths ch. n. Ed. Kearney. T. 1893.
osu. psreha ss....... ,oEsa4So oitt%s' 81 IS
Tlme-l 80 %.
Won by length; a head between second and third.
FOURTH RAcE-For non-winncrs during this meeting
One mile. turf
A. H. & ID II. Morris's b. G. The Swain.
lie n....................... .Idtiiedeid 1o-s out
Oneck Stables ch & The Buffer. g. 100.
DoggetO 2-l out
Louis Ezers blk. h. Dungarven. aged. i29..
(TaraD IS
Time-1 AZ is.