The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-25
BOUNDLESS'S BIG SURPRISE.
sy.PpER GARRISON WINS THE 500, 600
DENY WIN An Outsider

A Rae, for Bir Money that Was M"rred
nv n Hreart-brentinE Delay at the fost
and Som, of Ed CorriEan's Buiidozins-
e,t. l.ronnrd. Was Second and Clifford
Ts,rd-Bouudio,s Was Sold for $1,000
"a. +, Tvo.yenr.oid-Don Aionzo aud Ram.
,po, Fall Utteriy--Boundicss's Owner.
CHICAGO. juno 2i--The English Derby, with
tts hundred years OF history; the French Der
by. with It's record OF nearly hal. as long; tho
Patterson Derby. long forgotten. ana other
races under n similar pane which nave beeh
RIM in every land, all pale into insiEnincance
before the American Derby. run at Washing
ton Park to-day and won BY j. l. CushlnRs
colt Boundless. with Messrs. j. IL +. L.
Keeno's St. Leonards second and H. l. hoses
clifford third. Tho prize was OF q guaranteeu
value OF 100000.
m early as 10 in the morning the crowd began
Satberinp. And such crowd as 1t ultimately
turned out to be! It Is certain that no race
course in the West has ever held the like. and
expert Judges say even Eastern records were
beaten to-day. The 81 admission seemingly
frirhtened nobody. The enthusiastic would
setima ate the crowd at 10000: the club Will
probably claim 10000 loss. but unduestion-
ably n fair estimate OF tho attendance would
be $4,000 persona
What a democratic crowd It was! Every
profession In life was represented. ana the
ladies, resplendent In brilliant colors. made
the grand stand and club house gorgeous.
The turnouts were a feature In themselves.
every sort Of vehicle boing brought into use
to land the crowd within the grounds 1t was
long after nightfall before the park was de-
serted. and the evening was well spent peIore
oil the people had reached their homes. Inc
weather was perfect and the track fast
There were several exciting happenings
during the day. The members OF the Western
Bookmakers' Association went on strike.
seyenty-three firms laying down their port
folios in the centre OF the betting ring. They
objected to the $50 fee charged by Frank n.
ehaVe. Tho latter was firm. and. as result.
outside parties. some sixty eight In number.
posted the odds. The bookmakers' as
ISOLATION went further. and. it is said. do
cided to BOYCOTT all clerks, and cashiers;
,es asRs, q. Tt tse hs Of
bean Weighed in to ride Rapapo in the Amer
Ton tom whsn 0i he signed with Gideon 4 Deiy
syss s G 9d msS eSS f Sst s Sat
rissn. rstailated By securing r oysrto ons
HE association could be held Tor The stakes in
case no rider could DO secured i9r Ra9aaE hn-n
went to the post on the son OF Pontiac. Over;
ION was taken to town, but later was bailed
and got ea aSs to the In 70
to name the prominent dnsntr .ur bn3sr
s slsT G SfaRe 'i Ees Of Wers the
S9 v & %
Gobert 5. sweert CARLSBAD Stud and 6: :.
s MsGn hed Ss ss
Buck Mccain started in the first race and he
.Is d. ehs hs ssas sRe
GheFfs:s FRA Tsc P: n fsyoStsf
ss to to + each. A whfo gushing peir lookout
snd Roundesg to & str W JSansS 90
Chunks Of money on the Keene pair forced
thss prize aoSn e to while s,d re Sdd 1.hn
son dropped to s. Clifford and Don hlonzo re-,
mained at 3 to / each, while the odds against
s st s out Ss az 70
Clifford. Don Aionzo Lookout and Boundle5s.
Which, wars s and s' tailed Of
by the English colt strathrose;,
oabsH Of 5def be on o 81
the stand. the others receiving their final
touches Ct their respective sa nbes The post
fieg finally went down. In this interva! no less
than RroakaTSsyfb noe oceHr,rred inGS
johnson, kam9po. and ST. Croix being the
tant starter. was kicked on the leg BY strath:
rose. and the Injury may lay him up for several
A lash Of red and the race began with Ingo-
mar first away half q length Off being Don
lonzo. lspPsd BY ST. hsSnards he nsek be,
nsm.po Spcrto TSro
Enelish colt strathroso last.
front reaching that, point a neck before
Aidsbaran, who was Tapped by. St Leon ards,
W SHRs st Hsachsn
ssstiaE liz n.eE iR front. sNhiJ. hldeSsrsn VA
son and clifford being next IN order, with
s s tea assk at
quarter. while .Aldebarsn moved away from
81 Leonards. the latter having again taken
Sc. Leonards passed both Alteb.ran aud
Lookout at the end Of mile. and Ciiford also
esSns s 81 re- o.
being the only ones that had fallen completely
An instant later tho contest began in earnest,
and as the stretch WAS reached. with tlif-
ford and St Leonards mock and neck. the
euprsme struggle commenced. with all riding
Once we'll in limo. however. Garrison. on
Boundless. showed his hand. Shooting the
Gushing colt through the field he challenged
the tired leaders. and then coming away as he
pleased at tho botting grouhl.the Western
colt won. without whip orspnr. by six lenRths;
The scene that ensusd was never eluhlled
before on u Western race track. 81. Leonards
finished strong enough to beat Clifford two
lengths for the place while Chorister was
sixth. the order OF the others being Tyro. In
Romar Plutus. Ramapo, Don Alonzo. Oporto
Et. Croix. Lookout, and Strathrose.
The time, 2:33, tops the American Derby
record. and save Spokane's 2:34ts in the Louis.
Vile Derby In 1890. to.day's race is the fastest
Derby over run In this country. The winners
victory was most popular. The horse. a West
ern bred colt, Is owned by n Western tuIfman
and man considered poor as compared to tho
owners Of G. ". johnson. Ramapo, st. Leon
ards. and Don Alonzo.
An admiring crowd followed the win n or to tho
stable. wring cling the hands OF his traipe as he
led the gallant colt to his quarters The East
rfson was carried ON the shoulders OF his ad-
mirers TO the Jockeys quarters
Boundless Is a brown colt. ioaled in Ken
tucky. and bred by Col ". = Barnes OF the
Melbourne Stud who raced him with fair sue
a.nr- El.A Al 40 AI.A