The Washington times., 1902-06-29
Domino Heads List With
More Than 100000
Won in Stakes.
| NOBLE SALVATOR'S CAREER
The Belmont Two-Year-Ol Mizzen
Promises to Be One of Immortal
Fifty-Record of the Famous Brown
Whirlwind, Kingston.

The victories of the great Belmont
two-y year-old Mizzen in the rich juve-
nile events of the present season prom
Use to land the Hastings colt among the
greatest winners of the American turf.
Many turfmen are beginning to wonder
il this is a Domino year. The great
black colt was invincible in his year,
one OF the -year-olds that has shown
really high class. Mizzen may not be a
Domino, but he is the only youngster
that has done everything asked of him.
So far the Belmont colt has won more
than $4,000 in stakes. and with the
prospect OF capturing some of the other
rich events in which he is entered, the
horse promises to become one OF the
largest winners of the turf
Domino Greatest Winner.
Domino, although he started only
twenty-five times. was the greatest win
ner on the American turf Out OF the
twenty-five starts, the black colt won
nineteen races, ran second twice and
third oEce, being unplaced only three
times. He won in money the big sum OF
5000, 200. Were his earnings as sire
added to this amount they would bring
the horses winnings up to nearly ST.
GOO. 600. Domino was unquestionably the
most valuable piece 'of horsefesh ever
foaled in this country.
however. Marcus Daly's Tammany won
a great deal of money, considering the
number of times he started. He faced
the starter Only fourteen times, yet he
won nine races, ran second once, and
third once, being unplaced the same
number OF times that Domino was. Tam
many's earnings aggregated s117,3
Salvator's Earnings.
The gallant Salvador, although he
raced urtil he was five years old, start
ed but nineteen times, winning sixteen
of his races, securing the place once and
third once. In his four-year- form
Salvador was unbeaten. and as a two
year-old he was remarkable colt
Proctor Knott beat him by head In the
Futurity, and again the following year in
the Realization. Yet Salvador won in
stakes s12O12
Another Belmont colt that achieved
famous turf victories was the St Blaise-
Susquehanna colt, Potomac. The colt
won eleven races out of twenty starts.
and was second four times, and third
twice Among his victories were the
Futurity as year-old. and the Re-
aliZation as three -year-old, the lat
ter race being won in hard drive
When Potomac pulled up 1t was found
he was suffering with a split hoof
and had run the latter part OF the race
in that condition. Potomac's winnings
on the turf amounted to S11S.660.
Whitney's First Colt.
Mr.. Whitney's first great two-year
old. Jean Beraud. was another good
winner The colt went to the post sew
enteen times. winning ten races and fin
ishing second twice. earning in money
sSS. 4S7. Jean Beraud's sire. His Highness,
went to the post twenty-five times and
won thirteen races, finishing second FIVE
times and being unplaced four times
His winnings amounted to $1l5.622.
The Futurity winner, Requital. was
also money earning colt. Requital
started but sixteen times. winning ten
of his starts. being second three times,
and finishing third once. his total earn
inGs reaching $751;
Seven OF the Futurity winners are
numbered among the fifty greatest win
ners OF the American turf, they being
Domino. Potomac, His Highnsss, Re-
quital, Morello. Proctor Knott. and
Chaos. II will be seen therefore that
the winner of the Futurity is generally
the best money-earner of his age. Miz-
zen is entered in the Futurity, and if
he should place that race to his credit
he will have great record as a two