The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-26

point had displaced Zaldivar as the trailer
to the leader, while ARA had run mp and
challenged the latter. At the turn Carls-
bad had opened MP a length OF daylight.
Williams, the jockey. making q rush with
GalIndi fell back very fast. and at the
turn had only seventh place. and was run
out. Zaldivar again taking the place. AT
the turn ARA, the favorite. was running
very strong and well. IL it looked as If
his gamcness might possibly land the
favorIto q winner. when IL came to the
hard work IN the run home, while Cicero.
next behind ARA, was In fourth place, and
coming again after having held back q lit:
tie on the back-stretch. The race could
not be clearly seen at the head or the
stretch. owing to the crowd. and AZra's
jockey put in a claim hat he was inter
fered with In rounding into the turn.
THE FINISH.
Carlsbad, when the horses showed MP in
the stretch. appeared to have a winning
lead. but the cry quickly rung out. Look
at Zaldivar; see how be 10 coming" and the
leggy coast animal was making o great
squirt, but Carlsbad had all the best of the
track and was close against the rail Be-
sides, he was held well in and Zaldivar
had 10 60 out into softer ground. At the
head of the betting lawn Williams shook
Carlsbad M. and the run home was made
IN the fastest time since the Jump for the
lead, the last quarter being done in 304
seconds. Carlsbad passed under the
wire o handy winner by q length and
q half, Zaidivar second by three-quarters
of a length. Cicero q half length IN front
of the fayorite AGRA, with the others well
Justice sixth, GalindI seventh. and tbs
other three further away The time of the
race, by quarters, was as follows:
First quarter. :2S94; half, LOO; three
quarters, Isl; mile. 2:024; mile and a quar-
tea, "a: mile and q half, S:O4A.
The race is worth about Sl7.SOO to the
winner, $1,000 TO the second horse. and
$1,000 to the thru. Summary:
The American Derby, a sweepstakes for three
year-olds. foals of 1859. at $3.50 each, part for
felt, with $4,000 added, the second horse to re-
ceive $1,000 and the third 81 600 out OF the
stakes. A winner or any three-year- old stake
pounds; Of $4,000, five pounds extra; maidens
allowed seven pounds: l24 nominations; mile
and a half. Il. A. Swigart's Carlsbad, II. c.. Glen
elge-LaGy Hayward, 122 IT. WilliaInsl. won; w.
f.. Smiths Zaldivar. ch. g., Joe Lenas
first. 122 (Ohearn) second; +. Corrigan's Cicero,
b. c., Longfellow-Belle Knight, 115 tOverton),
Chief Justice, Prince of Darkness, Newton,
Galindi. Emperor Regent and Bob Forester also
Post betting ARA, 2 to 1; Cicero, 8 to /;
Galindi. 6 to L; Zaldivar and Carlsbad, 10 TO 1
each; Prince of Darkness, 15 to i; Chief Justice.
80 to i; Bob Forester. 80 TO i, and Emperor
Regent. 100 TO 1.
Following are the other events and re-
suits of their running:
First Race-One mile. The Hero won;
Shoshone second. Falero third. Time, two
minutes.
Second Raoe-Three-fourths of q mile.
Hercules first, Abandon second, LOudon
third. Time, 1:26la.
Fourth Race-One and one-sixteenth
mile. Sir Bevis first. London Smoke SEQ.
ond. Content third. Time, 2:O6la.
Fifth Race-FIve-eighths of q mile. Cas-
tenet first. Mirage second, Princess Lor-
raine third. Time, 1:13.