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were cheered uproariously, and others
followed in rapid succession.
zee FLYERs GER AVN.


dropped. Even then the start wae not
q good one ST. Croix and Chorister
had slight advantage, but Don Alonzo's
nose was near by and Ingomar was at
his girth. A length away and half g
length apart came Plutus, Aldebaran,
CnfFerd, Lockout and @. W. Johnson,
while the rear was fetched up by RAM
apo, BoundleHs, st. Leonardo, Oporto,
Tyro and Strathrose. At least 10
lengths separated the leader from the
laet horse hut the crowd was well
pleased. Young Ray on Plutus and
Miller on Aldebaran drew their whips at
once and sent their mounts to the front.
DON ALoNzo DROPS BACK.
In the meantime the hackers of Don
Alonzo were horriHed to see him disap-
pearing in the rear, although Lamley
was plainly at work.
At the three-quarter pole Plutus had
HE head in front. with Aldebaran NOV
ing esey by his side, followed length
away by ST. Croix and Ingomar. Then
came G. w. Johnson, Lookout and Clif-
ford. The others followed as before.
LOOKOUT IN rHR LEAD.
As the horsee rushed down toward the
stand, Lookout moved out OF the bunch
and took rst place, Aldebaran second,
length and half ahead OF Plntus, be-
hind whom came st. Croix, Johnson,
Clifford, Ingomar and Boundless.
In the run from the grand stand to
the quarter pole, ST. Leonard's pulled
up 10 the third place, three-quarters OF
A length from Lookout and Aldebaran,
amid frantic che6ra from the hackers OF
Tsraps mount. But the crowd failed TO
notice that Boundess followed st. Leon
ards advance at two lengths distance.
InRomar, Chorieter and johnson sepa'
rated Boundless from st. Leonard's.
GARRISON BDEs HIS TIME.
Going along to the half Boundless WAS
hindered considerably, and Garrison
kept his mount back TO avoid being
pocketed. In the meantime Lookout
dropped out, and Aldebaran was head
ing at the end OF the first mile; st,
l,sonard's was at his girth with lingo
mar length away. Chorister and Clif-
ford came next, but suddenly
Garrison saw an opening and shot
Boundless forward. Martin drew
his whip and sent Clifford
after him and the great etauggle was on
in earnest. Taral saw them coming and
drew ahead OF AldebAran. The order as
they swung into the atreteh was 81.
Leonardo, Clifford, Aldebarsn, Bound
less, Ingomsr, Chorister and st. Croix.
BouNpbEss oANTERs HOME.
Down the course they came amid mad
cries from the grand stand, and six
teenth from home Boundlese psssed st.
Leonard's and Clifford as though they
we're standing still. The crowd was
breathless with surprise for q moment,
and then the cheers for Boundlees broke
into pandemonium. Boundless went
under the wire at least six lengthe
ahead, with plenty Of run left, in 2:36,
while ST. Lsonard's beat Clifford three
Lengths for place. Aldebarhn was fourth,
four lengths away, Chorister fifth, John
con sixth Ingomar seventh, Tyfo eighth,
ST. Croix ninth, Plutus tenth, Ramapo
eleventh, Don Alonzo twelfth, Lookout
thirteenth, Opotto fourteenth and
Strathrose last.
A PANDEMoNIUM OF CHEERS.
There WAS nothing stingy in the APP
plause which greeted Boundless. The
vast concourse stood up and shouted for
= five minutes. Even the Washington
park officials smiled almost audibly at
the realization that the rich prize was to
stay in the west. ..t
GUSHING GETS HIS CHECK.
Jim Cushing, the owner of Boundle ss
ruehed up and threw hissrm about tb'
animals neck. He WAS invited into thu
Judges stand and given q $bO, 900 check
He waved the paper TO the crowd, hi
face being picture Of uncomfortable
Joy, and the crowd cheered back a.
though II had an interestin the stake.
1t is understood Gsrrieon got 5000
for winning the mount. lie was pickle
up on the shoulders OF the spectator
and borne to the dressing room.
THE KING OF THE 3'YEAR.oLDs.
Boundless' victory eatablished tho fac
that Morello ID the king OF 3-year-oldc
inssmuch ss Morello bea / Boundless Q
even weights in the Hawthorne Derby
oTHxR RACES.
Edward Corrigan captured the fri
two races with Huron and Heltet Ske
ter, both favorites.
The fourth race was won by Bonn
True, at 25 to /. Following are the sun
rnafies:
One mile Huron won, Baokmsn se
ond, Falero third; time, ;42]S.
destfian second, Highland third; tim
1,14ls.
American Derby. sweepstakes for
,veAr.olds, the paaociation to add {
amount suffieient 10 make the value
the race SOC, 900 to the frat, $1,000 to Il
second and $4,000 to the third, mile al
hall Bonndless, 122 ((4srrison), VIZ
by six lengths st. Leonard's, l22 Tara
by three lengths; Clifford, 122 (MartiD
third Aldebaran, 122 tMiller), fourtl
Chorieter, l22 (Fitxpatrick), fifth; G.
iJohpeon, 123 (C4oggett), sixth Ingoms
l22 o.. Resgan), seventh st. Croix, l
t(I. Murphy. eighth; Plutus, l22 (Ray
ninth Ramapo, 122 (Thorpe) tenth; ID
Alouzo, 122 (J. LamleY), elevent
Lookout, 122 (Kunze), twelfth; Oport
l22 penny, thirteenth Strathrose, l
A(ManeurN fourteenth time q;
Bettins: Don Alonso. 8 to l st. Leo
ards and Chorister, 3 to / Boundle
and Lookout, to Clifford, 4 to
Ramspo, Is to /; Oporto, 80 to
strsthrcee, Is 10 | st. Oroix, 80 to
Plutos, 50 TO / G. w. Johnson, 15 to
Aldebaron, 200 TO / Tyro, rs to L F;
gomar, 200 to l.
Mile and a sixteenth Bonnie TT
won. Puryear d. second, Ragner thil
time, ASH.
Four and hall furlongs--Dolly O
won, Will Fonso second, May Thompe
third; time, 554.
THE AMERICAN DERBY.