Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
CUSHING MAN
His Fleet-Footed Colt 6oundlsss
Wins the Derby



hour and thirty sryen minutes. in the
remarkable iius of 2..6 dat. thus b~ss
inx thc prev sous hee's sir1e for the derby
of 2<Gi,. The krsns colt. 81 Leon
ards. vsth TarL up. hnished second,
three lengths behind. and the much
noated Clifford captured third money.
Ia sss the greatest derby ever run 10
tbis cooutry. snd the ho1ors belong
mostly to Harrison. sho rode the race u
bis llse. Fully 1900 pessons. crowded
and ismnsd into almost q compact
eonclo~son u the event. and Mr.. Cush-
inx xss alHost forced inn the Judges
stand by the aamiring -pushersr ~ko
wanted a spee b. IL xas soo late Tor
any ffiils 90 "a part ~ the -. Paul
man and he ltcnfed himself with
f'curishing ths certified ehes,k for
tsuc'k thar the Washington Park club
gave - the slnner. The crowd sufgcd
into tie rack. aud Garrison was aifnost
snsothrrra. ~ anxious was each sport 10
gasp hss aand. osarri~pn merely waved
them back and slgnaised Judge Burke
"a - noscbaianf manner AZ II be had
Just won sailing race. % get pefniis-
sion tO li.snount he weighed IN. and
the weight being declared all S-ghf, the
great strata y a. over.
\ xesterr horse had won the great
event. aud the great mass al people In
attendance vas a. happy a. the day sas
flnr. D,sG Alonxo, kssmapo. c. W. John
soc and the other LoEses that were ex.
pectrd ~ do so much. shoxcsl their
weakness after the long and tiring wait.
There sas cloud % gloom IN the
ssesrify % static " that could have
been cut xith knife. Hardy Camp
cell. wko Was so certain that Don Alonzo
would vic the bag race. had co word OF
explanation % the hor~emsn that
crc~dei st'ouf him. We simply did
rot 10 X. and that - ali there is Ia il.
was all that he could say 10 his most
pressing ,nterrogators.
'1-nspper~ Garri~on's Efors.
Little Karzc showed ia front with
lookout pa-sing the stand OF the first
tine around. aud he was cheered. but
the boy has demonstrated mere than
once that hs bas 10 judgment of pace.
he dad not held his position long. for
Nsllef saw his opening and pushed
Aiiehsran to the front with 81 L~onari's
c!oss behind- Ard Regan carefully guild
ing IEzomsr. The stretch reached Fred
Tarsl begsn b. ride and the Belladonua
ealt fsoS the lead. with CHI.
ford ssco.d and AIdebarsn thiri.
Then our from the ruck came
the only snapper" Garrison. with the
quick spostng BoundIess. and every
spectator <uew the race was Gar.
rison got Boundlrss to the front and Won
handil, by three langths. ~. Leonards
coming IN second. Clifford third. Aide
bassn fourth. Chor.ster fifth. g. W.
yohn-oa SIXTH. Ingorar seventh. Tyro
eighth. and ~ Croix. Piutus. Ramapo.
Don Aionzo. Lockout Oporto and
Strathrose finished IN the order named
Charter, ri. halt. ~: six furlongs.
if1is: uiie. la. mile ani quarter.
2l0l.. and whole distance 2..6
II = dificulr To say just what effect
the lorz delay ~ the post had upon the
horues. or the time bat horsemen who
studied the race say IL killed st Leon
aids chances aud made the time a,
least one second slower than it would
uoai.l have heen bad the Geld got OF on
tfe frst or seeond break Isaac Nur.
phy the veteran sho has pulled down
this derby fpur times WA the most ttis
cnmafed man uf.on earth after the race.
Il thonghf ssse I could get ST Croix up
oues tao. three. said he. ~snd IL gaIlsd
re terribly. | was 20 get $500 II
ven
Trouble ss the Pest
Hes,,le- aesihng fla0no upon J. T..
CnshIn< Hound.es~' victory shows con.
cinsiFely The slanl.ng q M9nsllo - a ,
year old Win Miller up Morello easily
bat a god 8eld. anoBg them Bound
les. IN tie Chicago derby AZ one and
auarter miies BunndIess made a game
f|-ht bat could Do ~ better than sec.
oni That shoNs~ s.aih ora hors~uan.
shat II Ncrelio had teen IN the derby
a. things being equal. tho winner rouid
have h~en Morei;o with boundiess IN
fhe pfsc~
starter Patsrnrsll rs- tried as 90 fisg
eietier hss been tried before ia bic u
forf@ - - that feid OF Time and
egais did Re lire ep the borses ser .
break iut tie fact that ta0.n0odependsd
greatly apen the start made every Jockey
suspicious - every move q his com.
paniorx Il Ta- a game q watch each
other such - vss neyer before played
IN soy rsce Dnrgstt persieted ia break
tn1 81 fhe frorf 9th g. " lohn-srn
snd Hugb Prnny upon stt~,ffo xss his
rla~eer f,,llo.er f4we time. ii1 the
hor-~s neve an eighth to fsie starts.
and fhrn pettinghI gree tfp angry tu
enntasn hin -ef stepping dosr on g.
shp track ~ oe~~i sosse - his Sea,h
f@frey track frr@naai,u npcn the h"ys.
f.arnt'ry en Dvn Ainrxo sns faed
80. fssrri.on far ,iaiaying tNe starts
~s~ unlrted fNo. Fred Tsfal Hiii hAs-
- pas 80 y ~ ri,ie~ At wsshfrg'sa