The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-25


S2s}&HST sS.3 with Snapper Gar
yAMM @ rison in the sad
A<$MLA IDLE. after a &C.
TNE lay at the post
-, ore hour and thirty-seven minutes
a. Tho remarkable time OF 2;So hat' mus
SIC, tho previous best time Tor me
1,o,h, ~ 2;se IL. The keene cor; o.
1oara-6'a with Tarai up, nhisheu
. 80 lengths behind. and the inuoI,-
,.Is C1,oord captured third money. ~
,,,ss tho greatest Derby ever run a. liz
was ~. md the honors belong mostly
60 Carrison. who rode the race "a MS
,ifo ,.,od and TANNED
,,to almost a compact mass WIN "a
,nent at the conclusion Oh 'no 49, tho
Mr. Cushing was almost lot oIOeu ..l''sba~s.,
s''Scos. etand by the admHins -.
5ru luz .'.snte5 n speech. IL was too ia'e 10,
- ,,uls ON the part OF the -. a.
.ny ond no .contcnted himselt W. ~
n-.a,.toe, the certified check Tor s'V'vD
~. 80 washington Park Club sl'-s 70
she ,virrer. The crowd suIBeu oH.D IN
,reck and Garrison was almost Sil,. ~,
- so ANXIOUS was each sport 10 e,"aP
80 tard Garrison merely waved tHe"'
~ and signalled Judge Burke' A.,
,,nchelent n manner as il ne nau 80
won q selling race, % set pa ,to ,,oizht
,1,sr,o,,ot lie weigl. cd I'm ana the $50, 80
being declared all right the s'-a'
was over. - ~ Iohason
"a ,bo other Eastern horses that W.
evnecte1 10 do so much sho"eu - 49,
,,-raEness after the long ana tirS'o'Ne
wait. -, front with Look
-, ,,oeeinr the stand on the hrst ''ne
oro,,rd and ne was cheered. lie ulu hol
hold this position long. Tor MiiieI NO.. -
an oneuing. and pushed Aldepdi an " -
&c With ST. Leonard WORKING easHy
.iont rho stretch reached. Fred
Taral began 20 ride, and the beiIauoi Ili,
col, took the lead. with clifford secohu
"a A1debaran third Then out from the
,,,cl, came Garrison with the quick-moN-
ID poundlcss. and every spectator knew
tbo race was over. Garrison got bouiu-
fess To the front and won handlly ny
,hr.a lengths-St. Leonard ridden out
second. clifford third and Adelbarah
fourth. Ch0rster fifth, G. w. Johnson
sixth. Ingomar seventh, Tyro eishth anu
81 Croix. Plutus RamapoO. Don Alonzo,
fook ont. Oporto and Strathrose finished
sn The order named The fractional time
~ the race was: Quarter p seconds, halt
m seconds. six furlongs l17 - nile
and one-ouarter 210 IA, and whole dis
lance. 2:36.
I, a. dinicun 10 state just what effect
A. long delay at the post had upon the
horses. or the time. but the horsemen'
who studied the race, say il killed st.
Leonard's chances. and made the tme
at least one second slower than II wouId
have been had the field got OF on the
first or second break.
Starter Pettingill was tried as no flag
-yielder has been tried before in his ef-
forts TO get that field off. Time and again
did he give up the horses for break, but
the fact that $4,000 depended greatly on
the start, made every jockey suspicious
of every move OF his companion. 1t was
n game Of watch each other, such as was
never before played in any race. Doggett
persisted In breaking TO the front with
q. w. Johnson, and Hugh Penny upon
Oporto was his closest follower Five
times ala the horses move an eighth 10
false starts. and then Pettingill grew too
angry to contain himself Stepping down
on tho track ne used some OF his South
Jersey track persuasion upon the boys.
Lambly, Garrison, Taral and Doggett
were each fined $50 and the latter was
also set down for the meeting. AZ was
expected Monk" Overton COrrigan's old
Jockey. made trouble. He was under
contract with the master OF Hawthorne TO
ride should Tyro start. but Overton, who
had been I'm the East had promised
Gideon and DAILY that he would ride
Ramap0o for them. Dave Gideon felt
certain that Mr. Corrigan did not possess
legal contract binding Overton and re-
quosted the colored boy TO weigh in TO
ride Overton was about TO don the dark
blue OF the Gideon and DAILY stable when
warrant was served upon him for
breach OF contract. Edward COrrigan
complainant, and Oyerton was conducted
from the grounds. Charlie Thorpe, the
Scoggan Jockey, was secured to pilot
Ramapoo. J. +. Cushing, owner OF Bound
less, S. reported 10 have won large sum
upon HIS colt in the ONeill winter book.
The other contests. especially those
preceding the big event, were tolerated
by many. plunged upon by few and won
by animals that had been saved for them.
The summary IS:
First race. one mile-Huron first. Buck
Mccain second, Falero third. Time.
Lac 10
Second race. six furlongs-Helter Skel-
ter FIRST Pedestrian second, Highland
third Time. 11i ID.
Third race American Derby, sweep
stakes, mile and a half $4,000 guaranteed
first money. s. 900 to second horse and
$500 to thlrd-Boundless. l22 Garrison,
TO ]. won by three lengths; st. Leonards.
122' Taral. 10 /. second by one length
clifford, l22, W. wv Martin. TO 1, third.
Time 2'SC. ,AldebaNn, Chorister, G. w.
johnson, lngomar Tyron. st. Croix
Plutus, Ramapoo. Don Aionzo, Lookout.
Oporto and Strathrose finished as named.
Buck Mccain and Miles Standish
scratched.
Fourth race. mile and one-sixteenth-
honnie True first, Puryear ID. second
Ragner third. Time. 1:4S 2-5.
fitth race. two-year-olds. maiden al
.lowances, four and half furlongs-Dolly
Colo first. VIII Fonso second, May
Thompson third. Time, IS IA.