The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-26

CHICAGO, July 22.-The browning per-
Torrance of the Washington park clubs
worlds fair race meeting was reserved
for the last day This afternoon in the
Wheeler handicap the three-year-old Mo
relic flashed through one mile and
quarter of hot July sunlight in min
utes and seconds, thus equaling Sal
vator's greatest feat.
Morello's race is by far the greater,
for the reason that IL was made as
three-year-old carrying eight pounds
above the scale while Salvador made his
record as a four-year-old carrying the
exact weight assigned him in the scale
for age and sex. Morello carried III
pounds, whereas his scheduled weight
would have been 100. Salvador carried
122. Morello's performance establishes
him as the race horse Of the age He
was never whipped. Jockey Miller scarce
~ touching him with the spurs and at
the end the great colt was full of run
ming and would not be refined up for
furlong.
The enthusiasm which greeted the re-
suit was tremendous. Those who had
bet on other horses pulled off their hats
and shook them in the air. shouting UNI
I'll the perspiration trickled down their
cheeks.
Scarcely second TO Morello's perform
ance was that Of gentle Maid Marian,
the stable companion Of Yo Tambien.
Maid Marian was right at Morello's
flank when the race was over. There
were nine starters in the race. The
Kendall stables pair. Yo Tambien and
Maid Marian. was soon installed a strong
favorite. and MoreIlo was second choice,
his price advancing from 10 10 2l2 TO
l. Thorpe was on Yo Tambien and she
was confidently expected to win. Diablo
with only 113 pounds could be had at
10 l. The other five. Ray s, Somersault,
Bolivar Buckner, First Ward and Aide
baran. We're outsiders in the betting.
Maid Marian Sets the Pace.
Maid Marian sprang out in front and
set such a pace as probably no other
horse than Morello could ever have
overcome. She was leading by three
lengths at the stand by fifteen lengths
at the quarter. Holders Of Kendall sta
BILE tickets shouted with delirious JOY
for at the half the little filly was still
out in front and as full of go as a runa-
way locomotive. But all at once big
bay. with ears pressed back fiat against
his neck. ridden by a jockey holding on
tightly, but doing no urging. moved out
of the bunch and began to cut down the
lead obtained by Maid Marian. The
spectators recognized Morello and there
was a great and prolonged cheer. The
Maid did not decrease her pace in the
least but Morello cut down her advant-
age slowly and surely. until at the head
of the stretch he was only three lengths
behind and the others were out of the
fight. Once Strengthened out for home
Perkins for the first time shook the
leader up a little and for half a furlong
she held her own, but then Morellos
powers Of endurance began to tell and
a sixteenth from home he was alongside.
Maid Marian hung on gamely and was
only beaten by short length. Yo Tam
bien got third money several lengths
away. There was great enthusiasm. al
most as much praise given to Maid
Marian as to MorellO. When the time
was hung up there was prolonged
cheers, which were renewed when Mo-
relic came back TO the judges stand
The time for the first mile was 1:3S fiat
and altogether it was a memorable event
Two Long shots Win.
Although it was getaway day only
two long shots won. Both of them were
two-year-olds and in the case of May
Fern at least the judgment of the bet
tiers was bad. The time in each of the
mile selling races was very fast Bonnie
Byrd scored 1:392t There was a great
dump on Van Buren, in the last race
1t was his first race of the meeting and
he was not fit. The weather was warm
and the attendance 10000. Summaries:
First race, two-year-olds. purse $500
five furlongs-Alesia 1O1. Bell. II to l.
won by a length: Jim Lee Ill. Thorpe
to /, second by a neck; India 1OS
Tucker. 10 l. third: time 1:02L. Mag
gle Gray. 215 to 1. Buenos Ayers, Prince
Leon, Eau Claire, Leonell. Ironsides.
Springland and Viola also ran.
Second race, six furlOngs-Dareva 112
Thorpe. Is to ;. won in a drive by a
length; Minnie Bishop 102. Weber, 10 to
i, second: Lollie 102, Jewett, 40 to /,
third: time. 1:14h. Marcellina, Runyon,
Princess. Flora Glenn. Quindora King.
Tom Kelly, FitZsimmOns, Somnambulist,
Francis Pope, Col. S. and Polly Brim-
stone also ran. Prize left at the post
Third race, the Wheeler handicap.
$1,000 added, one and One-fourth miles
MorellO III. Miller. II to 5. won without
whipping by length; Maid Marian 1O2.
Perkins, coupled with YO Tambien in
the betting at 10 5, second by three
lengths; Yo Tambien 11S. Thorpe, third
by two lengths time, 2:00. First Ward,
Diablo Somersault, Aldebaran, BOliver
Buckner and Ray S. also ran.
Fourth race, selling. one mile-Bonnie
Byrd 100. Sargent, TO 2. won whipping
by a neck; Anna 90 Perkins, 8 TO 8, sec
ond Mokahi So, Taylor, 10 to l. third
time, !: 39A. Lulu, Sis O'Lee, Al Orth,
Bernardo, Woodcraft and Crawford also
ran.
Fifth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
Highland 104, Armstrong, to 2, won
in a walk: Bimbo 107, Bell, 25 10 1, Sec
ond by three lengths; Chimes 100, Penny,
IL to l. third; time, 1:475z. Acclaim.
Gen Marmaduke and Janus also ran.
Sixth race, five furlongs-May Fern
10f Boden. u to 1. won; Senator Irby Ill.
Morris, coupled with Governor Tillman
an the betting at to /, second by a
length; Libertine Ill, Miller, even, third:
time .02. Lehman. The Surgeon, Gov
efnor Tillman, Despot. Millboy. Una
Colorado and Delmar also ran.
Seventh race. selling. one mile-Se-
lima D. 90, A Clayton. to 4. won by a
length; Ormie 105. Morris, II to /. second
By a neck: Cicely 92 Carr. 4 TO /. third
by three lengths: time. 1:40 Silverado,
Out OF Sight, Annie Brown, Van Buren,
and Minnie Gee also ran.
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