The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-12
HENRY OF NAVARRO
UON THE EfCE 10 sETILE IHh
QUESTION or THE EEsT HOHSL.
Joe UIl,nan, the Young Western Plung'r'
Won 100000 ON the Eace-Domin"
Makes "a Good Run Other Events.

SHEEPSHEAD-BAY RACE RAIN,
y. Y. Sept ll.-Close TO lv'vp people
were present here to-day. The progtaihhl.
was OF high order. but the magnet
that drew the spectators was the hlecl,
ing of Henry OF Navarro, DOMINO anu
Rey 81 Santa Anita at mile ana Il iui-
long. The outcome was TO settle the
question of the best horse Oh the year
The talent we're staunch In their ale
glance to Henry of Navarro. Domino
was second choice Rcy III santa Anna
had the consideration OF the Pacific coast
contingent only. The big race was the
NTH on the card, and Henry OF Navarro
opened and ruled favorite Throughout
the quotations.
Riley GrannOn went the rounds OF the
ring with Henry Of Navarro money. his
biggest bet was with Joe Ullman, VINO
laid him $1,000 against $1,000.
When the flag fell the young western
plun2er stood To win 10000 on Henry
OF Navarro At the eleventh nOur IL
looked very much as If the battle for the
supremacy OF the American turf WouId
not take place. both r.. G. Baldwin, the
owner Of the Santa Anita stable, ana
Byron McClelland. who trains ana man
ages Henry of Navarro. declined 70 race
their horses unless James r. keene sign
ed an agreement 10 race two longer dis-
tances under similar conditions.
After long argument, MT heene
agreed 10 race, and signed articles 10
that effect. II was 4l5 o'clock When the
bugle summoned the champions TO the
post
Henry OF Navarro was tn" first 20 ap-
pear He was followed by Domino and
Rey FL Santa Anita. The trio were
greeted with applause.
Domino was somewhat fractions at the
post. and they got the signal 10 depart on
the second break. Domino Had the rail-
and at once settled down 10 set a kiiiins
pace. He carried his rivals along at a
terrific clip, having a clear and decisive
lead until the upper turn was reached.
At the far turn Henry Of Navarro ana
Rov FL Santa Anita began TO wear down
DOmino's lead. As they swung into the
home stretch Henry Of Navarro was
within striking distance of Domino. Hen
Of Navarro gradually closed up on Dom
inc. and was on even terms with MIN be-
fore the sixteenth post was reached.
A frightful drive ensucd. Taral rode
like a demon, but It was Of no avail.
The distance was too much for Domino,
and Henry of Navarro flashed by the
post. a winner Of the first Of the cham
pionshlp series. n neck I'm front of HIM.
Rey FL Santa Anita was a bad last.
Another event was the september
stakes for three-year-olds. cash value
$50. and was won boy Nanki-Pooh, after
a severe drive with the odds-on favorite.
Flying Dutchman, defeating him by two
lengths
Counter Tenor came strong IN the
stretch, and snatched the place from
Flying Dutchman by a head IN the last
strike. The time-2Ol-is a neat rec
ord.
N l. r,,,.,.,-,. H.. r,.,.l ,.,,.r. t,f- ,,,
pearance to-day. He was entered IN
the third event. and went TO the post
favOrite. He won by an open length
from Nick. with Waltser third. SUM
maries
First Neutrality-suspicious. and up
wards mile and three-siXteenths..- Leon
awell Q0S. Simms. 10 81 first. Pepper
second. Andrews third. Time Dol Is.
Second race-for three-year-olds. ham
dicap. one midlothian dl2. a. Clay
ton, 6 20 u first. Lucania second. Bel
mar third. Time. 40.
Third racial ages. six furlongs.
Harry Reed Qos Simms, S TO 81 first,
Nick second. Watser third. Time.
iii 10.
Fourth race-the September Stakes. FOR
thrce-year-olds, mile and three furlongs.
-Nanki-Pooh OoS. Smms. 10 - first.
Counter Tenor second. Flying Dutchman
third. Time, 2.I.
Fifth race-a special sweepstakes OF
N.oo0 each. placers' pay with $500 added
by the association. all 10 the winner.
mile and a furlOng Henry of Navarro
Q22 Perkins, Q 10 10l first Domino Coz
Taral. 10 - second; Rey III Santa Anita
Ol2. Simms. 4 TO ID third. (Only three
starters) Time. 1853 20
Sixth race-for three-year-olds and up-
wards. handicap, one mile. on the turf
Discount 40. Simms. to ID first Look
out second. Harrington third. Time.
$50 %.
LOUISVILLE. ky. Sept 1.-THE
tack was fast to-day and the attendance
very slim. Su amaries
First race-four and a half furlongs.-
Lucille IA. N03 Thorpe { 10 ID first, While
shannon second. Lottie third. Time,
50 81.
Second race-slx furlongs. -Montefonzo
005. Thorpe, 10 - FIRST Pat second,
Sister lone third. Time l:l6 81.
Third race-one mile and twenty yards.
The lronmaster 0ol, Bergen. 20 -
first. Ingomar second Gason third. Time.
1.i3ia.
Fourth race-fve and a half furlongs-
Sauterne 0o1. Thorpe, 90 - first. Judge
Denny second, Duncan third. Time,
l.o3 "a.
Firth -seven-eighths Of a mile
Olive GO. Bergen, TO lDl first. Frank
Rogers second, Bob Martin third. Time,
lbs
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept 1.-THE
programme on the second dav of the
Philadelphia Park Associations fan meet
ing. al Point Breeze. to-day proved a
short one only two races being scheduled.
and they were both finished In straight
heats.
The track was in fine condition and
the time was good. The fine edge was
taken off the sport. however, by the
fact that the winner IN eacn race was
so far superior 90 the field that the lat
ter was outclasscd. Summaries.
Class 2.30-Pniladelphia Tattersall;
purse. S2.C0.
Prince Purdy. b. f.. by HavelocN,
dam by sam Purdy Clayton.
Belle Truxton. blk. IN. UysOn)....
Tom Medium. blk. :. fWcvnerl..... I 3
Burlinghame. br. :. (DickersOm... 3 4
Agatha, Grenada.
Timc-2.l5 il. 2.i6 81. 2lS.
Glass 2.3j-thrcc-y ear-Oids; purse. 81 90.
Fred. Xiii. blk. s.. by Guy
Wilkes. dam Mystic tDickers0n). l
Menlo Princess. br. m. Stack
Noustl ------rs s.'------.- --------
Miss Aiuscovite. b. T. Barnes'...... 8 Il.
Times. 2.25. PIG 81.