Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
with lonr odds against him. The favorites


for two DAYS, and could never get to
the front with Walter.
Brisk. ridden out to the last ounce. won
he Madison Stakes. A stronger jockey
han O'Leary would have gotten Religion
ZONE In front
Lucky" Baldwin, the gay old buck OF
lie Pacific slope and elsewhere. moustache
ell backencd and eye shining like Jupi-
on clear night, chewed qud of to-
eco and the cud OF reflection as Del
ronado trailed home far In the rear.
napper'' Garrison. who has 80 outgrown
nself and his saddle that he is likely
ride no more, wore a serious aspect
he dalIed with the idea that Lucky
ended to engage him to train the
,es In the Santa Anita stable, succeed
one "Blll' Brien. a Kentucky lawyer
uusavory reputation, who will not be
nitted by the Jockey Club to trlin on
tern race courses. Garrison Is a good
found sport. He has been great
Key, a fine pigeon shot. an expert pool
yer. skilful pianist, a pugilist of
mean repute. "A singer OF popular
igs, a leader OF race track germans. a
YER of trotters. a successful fisherman.
hampton swimmer, one OF the best OF
rters, a ''masher' from way hlck-he
done little Of everything and done
well. There Is no doubt that he would
,te an excellent trainer, John Porter,
John Hyland. Higgins. Baldwin
light do worse than give the Snapper
chance.
CRAFTILY ARRANGED.
The Domino Handicap was so prettlly.
- craftily arranged on paper. that il
seemed the most open race of the meet
ing The Rubicon crowd backed him to
"a lar fOll
rushed into the ranks OF the DEBTORS"
and showered their credit upon them till
Peacemaker's price was far lower than
the mercury has been these four or five
days. Riley Grannon, the wild youngster
from the West, who bets his thousands
as IL they were summer drinks. led the
charge on the DEBTORS" in the interest
OF Peacemaker. All the rest OF the field
was backed, with the exception OF Our
Jack, who went TO the post the flttest
horse OF the entire lot. with odds of -
and 80 10 1 against him In a few books.
He won I'm the easiest possible manner,
almost walking In. Rublcon. who never
liked more than a mile, was unplaced;
Peacemaker, ridden by Griffin, finished
third. The marvellous cripple, Stowaway,
was second.
Mr. Bonner took another race-the
fifth-with The Native, son OF Pontiac,
who stands at the head OF the Ramapo
stud. Not In many years has the master
of Ramapo and Sugar won two races in
one day He had his customary 500 down
on The Native.
The last race went to Sir Dixon, Jr.,
on whom there was strong and lusty
tip. Many unsophisticated specta-
tors bet by mistake on George
Dixon. who was a remote outsider. and
flushed last. There was one jolly farm
er from the distant South. who
tried to get down bet OF 500 on Bucket,
Pierre Lorllard's polo pony. Bucket ac-
companies Mr. Lorillaros horses in their
preliminary canters to keep them in good
humor. He is big and round, and fat
as butter. The farmer took fancy to
him because he looked strong. and these
yere strong horses were always surprising
the natives" Our "bettor" offered to
lay him 1900 to I, which he Indignantly
declined, asserting that he had not come
10 Brooklyn for green goods.
Most OF the old guard Of the turf were
present, their familiar faces being
met with in the clubhouse, on the lawn.
and in the paddock. The attendance was
satisfactory in every respect and all the
details OF the management merited praise.
The judges placed the horses as they
finished. and the starter dropped his
flag at the accepted time. What more
could be desired?
HORSES AND HORSEMEN.
A miscellaneous lot of thoroughbred
yearlings were sold at auction by latter
sails In the paddock OF the Brooklyn
Jockey Club Saturday. They were a
poor-looking lot Of youngsters. and many
OF them were passed out without even a
bid Tiny H., by Sailor Prince-Daisy.
sold to j. Relser for $50. was the highest
priced one OF the sale.
J. F.. Gushing has turned over Bound
less. the 10000 American Derby winner.
to Barney Schneider for stud duty. and
the horse has been sent to Schrelber
farm, at Woodlands, Mo. He will be
bred TO both Schreiber's and Cushing 5
mares. and such outside ones as are sent
to the farm. Schneider decided to keep
Jack Richeleu for next winters cam
paign In California.
Judge Tuthill. Of Chicago, has APP
pointed Herbert a. Morse as receiver
for the Roby Fair Association The ac-
tion was taken upon the application OF
George V. Hankins. HAWKINS represents
that the track is operated in violation OF
the laws OF Indiana. He owns one fifth
OF the stock in the association, and
WdHAtI 10 smut OiI IdtlUE NtlOIt the
Indiana authorities could get possession,
which they were preparing to do.
DR.. r. S. Huidekoper paid $3.50 for the
Rat at Philadelphia Tattersalls' sale o,
horse-show prize winners last week
Leander Sire shipped a number Of horses
from this port yesterday. Some OF them
are heavy draughters for Germany, and
the balance are 'bus-horses for the Lon
don market.
A measure modelled on European lines,
providing for the examination and regis
tration of all stations offered for public
service. IL about TO be introduced in the
Legislature OF New Jersey.
According TO recent reports. the stallion
Monbars Oil 80 has at length. really
been sold The son OF Eagle Bird and
Lady Maud is to be campaigned in the
string OF George Ketcham, Of Toledo.
John Malcolm Forbes, owner OF Arion
cor 80 Will have some of the get OF
his young stallion campaigned this year
The most promising are the 2-year-old
colt Navahoe and the 2-year-old illy
Auma.
Many Of the horses belonging 10 the 10.
cal trainers at Fleetwood have had &c
be moved 10 private stalls around the
neFhborhooi to make room for the great
influx OF i-rHssrs and PAGERS engaged
In this weet'g .ents.
Albert Tro,t. ppn OF John Trout, whC
learned how 10 train and drive when with
old Alden Goldsmith. is developing
select string OF youngsters for Colone
John Il. Thayer. OF Lancaster. Mass, th'
owner of Aliandorf.
Charter Oak Park. Hartford. Conn, will
be In the line OF the Grand Circuit thi!
year, its meeting following that at Fleet
wood. The programme includes fou
guaranteed purses of 5000 each, for 2:ll
and 2:l9 trotters, and 2:1i and 2:ls-clasl
PAGERS.
The harness racing on Decoratlon-Day
at Mountain View half-mie track
Orangeburg, n. Y, was so successful
lover 1900 people attending that Thoma!
Loughran. OF New York, the proprietor, ha
decided on giving a two days meeting
| on July 4th and 9th.
Lena Holly cas- Id. BY Director. WHIT
was presented by Mr.. Newbold Morri!
TO Mr.. w. b. Dickerman. has been breC
to the latter's fast young stallion Bellini
2:l3 Il. Mr.. Dickerman has sent tn
mare to Trainer w. =. Devy. on TIL
Coney Island Boulevard. who will shap'
her up for few races this summer.
few days ago John Kelly drove tn
brown mare Norhawk. by Norvai-Son
tag Mohawk, a mile over Fleetwood tract
In 216. Nathan Straus, her owner. wa!
greatly delighted. for he. contemplate
| ,aLtno Norhauk over IN t,frope next Jan