The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-25
B0UNDLESS' GREAT RUN
HE WAS GARRlSON'S MOUNT
The Horses Wore Kept at the Post
tor Seventy Minutes - Don
Aionzo Was Not In
the Race.


Tor seventy minutes Don
Aionzo was Not In
the Race.
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being run strictly ON its merits and the
hest horse carried on the prise. Whether
Bouudlcss could win over such field
again when n prompt start is made. is
another matter, but he won to-day and
Won honestly. The grand stand. betting
ring. club house and lawns swarmed with
5000 people. Carriages. four-in.hands,
and other convcyances by tho hundreds
packed the inside track. Before tho race
started, however. several thousand left
the ground tired Of waiting. Tho worst OF
ii was that there WAS no excuse for the
delay at tho post. Al 4:eO o'clock
the horses broke to beau-
'Hui s'art, out 'ney were ca'ieu pack
ana 'ne horses were yep. at 'ne posi- ~
"'hutes' "!i some OF nem wcre IN no
co"o''ou 70 10 ss "su es ,"cy m'eu.
o'ue'w'se uaNe "o"e' pcu"oiess' '"o"s"
no' la,orue' ~"s' VIZ" nus s"o'e con-
panioh' Lookou'' wen packea' anu me
.I'o'y was oy no n'eans unpopu,a. pon
A'ohho, VINO earrled mint OF money,
was never IN 'ne race .. any s'aRe. Inc
a'ou"' " "'o".y 'a' e"a"kr .s sa'.' 90 ~
the track upon the race was fully ssp.Op.
was 'he heaviest oettihs Gay ina. ,nl-
cas' nas e'er n"own, auu u"o oooN'
"aAes Ae"' most o' '"e "aserS'
rRELiMIsARiEs.
Little interest centered in the races pre-
ceding the Derby. Some Of the candi-
dates for the great race went past tho
grand stand at the close OF the second
race, but they attracted littie attention,
as they were not generally recog-
nized. A short time before the
Derby was 10 start, "Monk" Overton
was arrested at the instance of Ed
Corrigan, who claimed that tho colored
boy was under contract TO ride for him in
,shle oommant and another Jockey was SO.
cured for Ramapo.
THE DRESS PARADE.
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A POOR START
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A,,,ehar,n' ,,rcw their rhins a, once and
san, their mounts 10 the front. In the
,neap,ime. the hackers of Don AIon,o
we're borriiied TO SEQ him disappcarinu IN
,hc rear. although Lamley was plainly AT
work A. the Ihree-ouarters mole pIu,us
had bis head in front. with Al,lcbarnn
moving easily by his side, followed a
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,ha horscs r,,s,,.J down ,a.,,.
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AId.har,n second. a Length and n half
shasJ - pI,,ns R.hind h,,n can. :,
80 J,,n.o, C,iWor,I Innn,n,r ,nd
ponnd,sss In the ruin from, the crnnd.
.,.na ,o tho o,,ar,er pole st Icona ~, q
.,..,,.a nn 90 ,hir,I riac.- ,brs.-,u.r,.,. 20
' ,an,,h from IooL an, and iI,iah,r,n
- Atug'" 'ses' $50 fs'e'ss' s's