St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26


retired until 10 to was offered just be-
fore the horses went 10 the post, while
AZra's odds were forced down TO TO !,
so that he started clean favOrite with
Cicero TO l second choice.
Cicero was walked to the half-mile
post and escaped observation. The
others all came ont in string, and
there was low swell of noise as the
crowd commented on the lot. At the
post the horses lined up well, but some
delay was occaSioned by Zaldivar, who
was nervous and refused TO break away.
The second good attempt got the horses
OFF we'll together, the flag fell and
they're or welled up through the
the great crowd.
Positions at the Start.
Chief Justice got all the advantage of
the lead, and with length and half
start was first for the only time in the
race, Prince of Darkness second by
head in front of the favorite, ARA,
third; Carlsbad, Newton. Cicero, Ga
linda and Zaldivar following in bunch
in the order named. Prince Regent and
Bob Forester bringing up the rear.
Carlsbad at once began to move up, and
at the head of the stretch had collared
Zaldlvar, the leader; Chief Justice, ARA
and Cicero running together. and with
out any apparent advantage for any one
of them.
The California horse kept the lead
and swept down the stretch with good
length lead. ARA. Carlsbad, Galindo
and Prince of Darkness Tapped on each
other in the order named. A link was
let out on Zaldivar as they swept
around the turn, and running close TO
the rail at the three-QuarterS post, he
had taken the lead from Zaldiyar by
three-fuurths OF a length. and from
then OH never relinquiShed it, though
closely pressed at times. Zaldivar was
half length in front of the San Anita
stables colt, GalindO, who was going
very well at this stage of the game,
While Cicero was already
Under the Whip,
Monk OvertOn Furnishing the maiden.
who quickly responded. The first mile
was run in 2:024, showing how heavy
the track was. Galindo at this point
had displaced ZaldiYar as the trailer to
the leader, while ARA had run up and
challenged the latter. At the turn
Carlsbad had opened up a length of
daylight, Williams, the jockey, making
rush with his mount TO get the choice
of the going. GalindO fell back very
fast, ana 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, and it
looked as if his gameness might posi-
bly, land the favOrlte a winner when it
came to the hard work in the run home,
while Cicero, next behind ARA, was in
fourth place and coming again after
having neld back little Oh the back
stretch. The race could not be clearly
seen at the head of the stretch, owing 10
the crowd. and Azra's jockey put IN a
claim that he was interfered with in
rounding the turn. Carlsbad. when the
horses showed up in the stretch, ap-
peared to have
A Winning Lead,
but the cry quickly rung out ''look at
Zaldivar; see how be's coming" and
the leggy coast animal was making a
great squirt. but Carlsbad had all the
best Of the track and was close against
the rail. Besides he was held well in
hand. Zaldiyar had to 20 out into softer
ground. At the head of the betting
lawn Williams shook Carlsbad up and
the run home was made in the fastest
time since the jump for the lead, the
last quarter being done in 3014 seconds.
Carlsbad passed under the wire a
handy winner by a length and a half.
Zaldivar second by three-quarters of a
length, Cicero half-length i'll front of
the fayOrite, ARA, with the others we'll
off, Newton was fifth, Chief Justice
sixth, Galindo seventh and the others
three lengths away.
The time of the race by quarters was
as follows: First quarter, :2S$; half,
LOO; three-Quarters, 1:31; nile, 2:0214;
mill 80 10 n
half, 3:0414. The race is worth about
Sl7,SOO to the winner, 81, 600 to the sec
ond horse and $1,000 to the third.
Conditions of the Race.
The American Derby a sweepstakes for
three year oldS foals of 1889, at $3.50 each.
part forfeit with $1,000 added, the second
horse TO receive s., 900 and the third $1,000
out OF the stakes. A winner of any three
year-old stake race of the value of $4,000 to
CARRY three, pounds, of $1,000 five pounds
extra Maidens allowed seven pounds, ~
nominations, mile and half R. a. Swig-
Wayward. I22 Ct. Williams). won; VI.
F. Smiths Zaldigar, eh G, by Joe
+. Corrigans Cicero b C. Longfellow- Belle
knight 115 (Overton) third. ARA, ridden
by A. Clayton, was fourth; Chief Justice.
Prince of Darkness Newton. Galindo, EN-
| peror Regent and Bob Forester also ran.
Time. 3:04k.
Post betting-Azra. . to 1: Cicero. to I:
Galindo, to l Zaldivar and Carlsban, 10 to
each; Prince of Darkness, Is to /; Chief
Justice, 30 TO 1: Bob Forester, 80 to !, and
Emperor Regent 100 to1.
The following are the other events and re-
suits Of their running:
First race. one mile-The Hero won, Sho-
shone second, Falero third. Time, 300.
Second race, three-quarters Of a mile
Heritage won, Abandon secone, Loundon
third. Time :26s4.
Third race mile and half, The American
Derby-Carlsbad won, Zaldivar second, Cice-
70 third Time 2:344
Fourth race one and oue-siXteenth of
mile-Sir Bevys won. London Smoke second,
Content third. Time. 2:06I2
Fifth race. five -eighths Of a mIle-Castanet
won, Mirage second, Princess Lorraine third.
Time, lib.
THE GREAT CARLSBAD.