New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-12
DORIAN'S FAST RACE.
WITH III POUNDS UP. HE RUNS MILE
IN 1:40l2.
MONACO WINS THE NAUTILUS STAKES IN A
DRIVE BY HEAD

MONACO WINS THE NAUTILUS STAKES IN
DRIVE BY A HEAD
| BRIGHTON has charms that soothe the savage
| punter and irrtate the ron-nerved punger. Yes
| terday's card one of the best OF the meet
| ing consequently large crowd was present. There
| was little excitement as the Brighton patrons
| never become enthusiastic at anything except a
steeplechase with plenty Of accidents In the sec
| ond race the finish between Frank Harris and Ar
| tcle was extremely close The judges hesltated
! about the decision. When Frank Harris was de-
| cIared to be the winner some sharp remarks were
made, and there was more or less Kissing Ihere II
no doubt in the minds OF men who were in a posi-
ton to see the finish that Frank Harris won by
head ReIr on Article drew the finish too fine. and
| lost the race as well large sum OF money
| for John j. McCafferty.
| An absurd story went the rounds just before the
last race about lola and her jockey 1t was sara
| that r. Doggett was named to ride the Oneck
| fly and this caused the layers OF odds to quote
| long odds against her chances. which were eager
| ly snapped up by shrewd commissioners AFTER
| the money was placed Samuel Doggett was an
| nounced as Iola's Jockey. Such report Is ma
| cious as lola was entered at 107 pounds. so that
| Samuel Doggett could ride her. and nearly every
body at the track knew It, Moreover, X Doggett
had left the track before the race. If X Doggetts
| name was sent in as the rider OF lola II was the
mistake Of the men who furnish the jockey slips
| 80 that nobody associated with the Oneck stable
| is in any manner to blame for the reports
| The stewards box should be reserved for the
| stewards and everybody else should be Kept out
| Of ii while the races are being run. This applies
| to men associated with the betting ring. who fre-
| quenty exhibit themselves in places they should
avoid. A little quiet detective work might develop
| the fact that men who guarantee the value OF the
| purse to certain owners are not desirable eie-
| ment the turf
Then there are certain Jockeys who not above
| and he
| the stewards Their conduct has been fragrant
| that II is common talk that races are manipulated
| In the interests OF wel-known plunger and Few
men who lay the odds Personal opinion as to the
the men who should be the watch-dogs OF the turf
10 the nagrant OF ar on the tongues
OF the heavy bettors as well as ne Brlghloh laGea
the new order OF things on the turf there should
be prompt. energetic action taken to suppress even
| that anybody is hauled before the stewards to be
punished army Of men who &C, as counsel FOR
All that the public asks Is justice, and to be pro,
and the TS S@nn 'ns e OF f and
The racing yesterday excellent. and Dorian
horse that has rae this year. except Domino.
1t requires hgh-cass horse to run mile IN ;io.
| over any track yet Dorian accomplished the ieat
yesterday. although he was interfered with twice vice
pos se as n exper, in the Of horses
| started a colt called SILK. Everybody who bet on
Sn%e T Sesn saeh shoday When he looked FOR hole
The fence half way down s the , Sesn up
grand coup Was Pnnssd on BY all se snpw Of
| h,ss rr.,sns,ons and second Attempt barred him
out OF second place Monaco VINO was de
player 70 p n,h 'nr h bo" ran SPLENDID race
| Here are the summaries
First RACE-Pur-e $500 selling. Five furongs:
n Theobald. b. C. Lord IIawksrone by Hawk.,one--
" ie""ins.. : iiu%mns BIRD. 90 s .Kss1.,
Mn s As MaSsS. % ss ca Iss
Enfeds 10 MeDon9ssm % ns.t II, si.o ran W.
, h.''ng n nn w eSa,s.ance 10 and To-
w,, =. ,uo lengths: a length and a hail between
second and ,hird
SECOND RACE For '"o-year-old' purse $500 selling
r',s torlsns. - m ,.
J j. Mccanertys ca. < Article 1906 ,Ren,
C. Lttcneds pulc. i,,ronhr '"' .un,s,'he'al ~
nens"sh' ioe Tenn,' senator Hoffman. 1893 wynn.
startling i@ hsm'9n, mispe ~ vop ,""r' anu ""'
Time c2'.. ,.,.
n nsa to f,an bu nS' ir5De Io o ana to
Won by head similar distance between second and
| ,hr,
THIRD nAcr-rur'e 500 allowances. one mile.
dora Yrs. III n. '...,......,'..:: ,Renl
Redskin. ia Dossc,o also ran.
betting Dorian. / to and out: Aurelian to / and
| 10 >. Guia ftfcha, . 10 ! ana even
| u, 4. sca,, i.rg,b. mock setueen second and
| "f
| third.
| rnf.pTr y ACE NAUTILUS STAKES for three year
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| a. q fl IA Norrss Oh PaIadtn iO7 PENN 2
or.cL ~ his IA . D..rsl,ver lOi fear 1907 tDogge)
| L.. io4 .Grfnn, also ran
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