The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-26
CARLSBAD WINS THE DERBY.
THE son or GBRNEEG MIHws HIs
OWNER RICHRR ny OYER 81. 600.

A Fair Glass Field Contested Chicago's Bie
Race On Heavy Track-Asra was Fs-
vorite. snd No Might Have Won hat FOR
nSiip-How tho Race " a- Run ara won.
CHICAGO. Juno 25.-The echoes OF Hail to
the Chief sounded In the distance BY tho horn
and cymbals had scarcely died away when.
with sails only partially set, Carlsbad. son Of
GlenelE and Lady Maynard. flashed over the
line in front OF the nine other starters In the
American Derby. winning for his owner. the
young Kentucky breeder and turfman. r A.
Swigert, Sl7.lSO in hard cash.
Eight other Derbys have been run at Wash.
ington Park. but to-day's crowd overtopped
that OF any other that saw this classic event
decided in other yenrs. 1t was II truly demo-
cratic throng. The club house was full Of
beauty and flowers. and the inner field looked
like the Downs at EPSON or the Heath
at Newmarket. In the betting ring plunG-
ers almost tore of each others clothes
to get their money on their favorites.
and the seventy-thrce book m ak ers in line had
all they could do to handle onc.fourth OF tho
cash offered to their willing hands Coming
down to figures. 1t is probable that 30. 900 were
present.
The weather was sunny. tempered With a re-
freshing breeze. in spite Of tho cloudy skies in
the morning. which at times threatened rain.
Tho only drawback was the very heavy track.
the slowest in the history of this great event
For the first time since the inauguration Of
Washington Park. 1t was bard mattor to
get near the receiving windows to buy tickets
into tho grounds. and scalpets did uuite a
profitable business. The Derby originally had
124 nominations. but forty-nino slipped out
on the declaration clause. while Of til q remain.
ing seventy-nve entries the following ten faced
tho flag: ARA. 127 "a. Clayton: Bob Forester.
~, t.l 90 w
Chief Justice 1872 u. JohnsonI Cicero. 116
t0yerton,; Emperor Regent. lis lHennsssy):
53I T. Jq,nssi; yywt:2: i$5 tBrit,.ns snd
8 70 / each zal,,iyar ard newton. IS to
md Galindo. 80 to / Bob Forester. 50 to
Emperor Regent.
from tie Stable to tho p"s W "" s snt wa az
parated in front Of tho sand. Eastern styie.
and the horses r res Hnt IN trasys
wns the .st and only time however, thnt the
KENTUCKY Derby victor headed thu, field as
feat. For tho first time in three years tho
iayorlte in this race was neater.
hs aos Ka le ssn h e6s
Justice Justice y vas the first to show in front With
Zaldiyar ,slowsst to break. was last " In the tie
G run to the first turn Williams hustled
i9 ;2,,,, the stretch head in front
AND Gna sS SS oW the S TS pt e.
others asns the 4taod S,S bs the
the quarter the SON Of G rs' ha Sp' r 3.
gained game Ibis his advantage. Even i. this
ssn TSe 5ss hh na chaP Rs
to win. but when the mile was completed Boo
were also beaton. the pace having kilsd them
OF carlsbad "a, bad vas now lending Za!,'iyar half
the onee to e a.
anS tho The pos ssettH Ss was Intfnss
the spectators, Whom they we're ate 9iyi to
keep seated: and tn. crowd nroso en ma :se.
:TSS ,zS' sf' s IN
& amp the out ar hs never 5e hSd e e
tnees and so the hoass h e. ehs
Bashtord Manor Stable werc shattered, as
G1sk away free from & hs only rys
winning, in the end without the lenst ,Irgine
By a length and q hnlf. zallivnr beat
eres himself in t ensth to AK TX
while Newton, Chief Justice Gailnda. Prince;
roster crossed the line in The ord order pp named.
strung out for 1! an eighth Of a mile. The time.
the aa Dsrt y
won. but this does not detraot
from the merits, of the winner. who proved
himself u high-class colt The slow time was
due. not alone to the heavy track. hut also to
OF the track. thus making the distance covered
considerably over milo and half.
The winner. Carlsha1. is quite n nicc colt
with speed gut and conside,ahl. substance
and and power His top cross Is Just like that In
SIRE imported Glenelg and both ont OF daueh.
ters OF Virgil. Catlsbad's dam. Lady Way
% Far,a: Was good mare. she, heing q
sane track her son made himself lannon's on
to-day. She was out of Li, Way. iy inn
Eclipse. who in turn was out Of Spirituality by
Lexington the dam of Volturno. From this
cross out it Is the same family from which has
come host of famous turf lights including
9; few times last year. and in his starts was on
three occasions successful. he winning n
purse n 81. Louis. n stake at ST. Paul. and a
purse at Garfield Park. This season he has
second fiddle t. Farnday. His next start will
probably he in the BreXel Stakes here on JuIv
II. In which he vii NEE about the snme field
which he defeated today
Hero 1sher rac ST. we're won IN BY The
loss. the California Jockey. made quite an
Impression by riding two winners. while the
st. Louis .plunGer. Arthur White. was the
heaviest winner on Carlsbad. il" b"in. accrad-
Derby: In the fourth race, Forward fr'l. and.
while the horse escaped. Lilly. thc iVrkeY. WAS
badly hurt. He was unconscious lonE time.
and his physician fears for his life.
SEND HIM EP," VfOJE 1IfE f4TrIER.