The evening times., 1895-09-21
KEY WEST AT GREVBSBND
Famous Old Outlaw to Tackle Wern-
berg There To-day.
Henry of Navarro, Clifford, Rey el
Santa Anita and Rsmapo to Try
for Oriental Handicap.
Especial to The Times.)

New York, Sept. 21.-This promises to be
another great day at Gravesend. There are
three races on the card at over u mile.
The principal event of the day will, of
fourse, be the Oriental Handicap at one and
one-quarter miles. For this all of the cracks
except Domino are named.
aenry Of Navarro, Clifford, Rey el Santa
Anita, Sir Walter, Ramapo, all will start,
As will Sir Excess, Saragosa, Counter Tenor
and Egbert, but the last four named are
looked upon as having no chance for any
part of the money.
II was expected that Domino would start,
eut this morning it is said the Keenes have
determined to save him for his future en-
preme effort will be made to send him to the
front in at least one OF them.
Henry of Navarro is a decided favorite
'or the race to-day, though a great deal of
money will certainly be laid on Clifford.
The Western horse Is said to be keyed up to
a high tone.
The Atlantic stakes at five furlongs hes
as entries such good ones as Mike Dwyer's
Harry Reed, Rey del Careres, Applause and
others. Handspring and Floretta are named
for this race, but it il not thought either
will start.
In the six furlongs dash Key West, the
outlaw that had things pretty much his
swn way at the Old Dominion course, is
named against Weinberg, Derfargilla, Nick
and other fast sprinters, and much interest
is manifested to see what he will do against
hem.
Fannie Foley. the phenomenal yearling
filly that John ID. Rockefeller bought n half
interest in a few days ago. is to be started
to beat the record for trotters of her age.
Mr.. Rockefeller paid $2.50G-ior his share
in this youngster. She trotted n half-mile
recently in 1:09, and is credited with show
ing Mr.. Rockefeller a half-mile in 1:06 4
before he invested in her.
The national horse show of 1895 will
be held, as usual. at Madison Square Gar
den. The list contains 115 classes, Tor
which over $4,000 are offered in premi-
ums and special prizes. Entries close on
Saturday. October 19, the show beginning
A few days ago, in PIG class pace,
Parthmont W on the second heat in 2:O9 l 4.
Both Parthmont and Chehalis were sired by
Almont and this occurrence marks the first
time in the history OF the turf that two
horses by the same sire have entered the
210 list in the same race.
Some horsemen predict that Pierre Loril-
lard's action in selling off all OF his race
horses except a few mares and the stallion
Sensation indicates that he has quit the
American race course for good. and that
he will hereafter confine his turf transac-
tions to England and France.
The recent reconciliation OF the mana
gers OF the rival tracks at San Francisco
will take about every big better in the
country to the coast this winter. The an
nounccment OF Riley Grammar, Pittsburg
Phil and other famous plungers that they
will camp there until the Eastern tracks
begin operations again next spring is sure
to turn all of the spectators that way.
It is said that Eugene Leigh has sixty
yearlings at his farm in Kentuckey, from
among whicb.he expects to be able to spring
several wonderful 2-year-olds next season.