The sun., 1893-04-25
DON ALONZO WINS AGAIN.
II. p. DwrER,s BRO COLT LANDS THE
6AyoysE STAKES


ooo~-EIien H., D.i.yrf.n. Goid DoIis'
Chattanooga, and Kingston Victorious
Starter Caldwell In Dilemma.
Don Alonzo. Michael p. Dwyer's giant son o
Long Ta&. greatly pleased his owner ant
nnsdo thousands OF converts among the talen
By the IN asterly fashion In which ho shouldcreC
123 pounds and won the Bayonne Stakes a
Elizabeth yesterday, running the mile In th'
very crod!.abls time OF i:44A. The perform
snos 10 al the more noteworthy wnen q delaI
Of half an hour at tho post Is taken Into CON
siGoratioh.
Mr.. Dw7sr will undoubtedly send tho Don tt
Chicago 70. the American Dorby. and should
hs improve as he ought between now and the
day OF the raeo he will tasc world OF boating
Father Bill Daly's colt Prince George. BY
Sensation. out OF Louisette. ran second. carry.
ing equal weights with Ajax. Tom Skidmore
Stowaway. and Perrier Jouet. while ho con.
osdsd seven pounds to Young Arion. ana SC
gamely did the gallant little colt hang on In
tho HON mestretch that he excited the admira-
viii boar the Yale blue Of the Tam any CHI ef:
tain. tho consideration being $1,000 Ot
Uaf Ssyonne pSn sases d.spits tho iaot that he
was conceding weight to all Of his opponents.
the talent eagerly accepting ~ to and even
Tor t1s nrst tins and Young "A Ari9n ,,. we're d tho
ciSrins TO WIN with the latter. % Ajax Is on the
big side yet. and not up TO race; After, q
long ass m the post mainly by .he
pSa Alss.s e i5sss ana J Srinss asorFs e isst s
the s' lower turn. and DosSett was. hnsiy
tho to eSe s in fSes Se run Tp an
the backstretch. McDermott had Prince
George in pocket next the rail. and he pulled
pina head and head with Stowaway at the
halt;miIe pole. Young Arion and ,h Don. Don Ai9nzo ONO
s s he aosa DO resrn
favorite. SO eager and fpl Of running was the
s SS and 1 d to that hs
ment he was called upon to show IN front
sSs :SSSRd mss s wha snS sh9s asnEs Arsu fs vss Mas
home and IGDermott sent Iriaes George
rapidly that he was treading on the heels Of
dsS. Prines George answered McDermett's
call galSntly but when Lambey spurred Don
the Tss Ky Th ns
George beat AJAX tie same distance
In the nnal iurione. Mr.. Dwyer was. very
much pleased with the performance Of Don
Alonzo. and remarked that 1t was one Of the
course. There has always been q suspicion
that Don Aionzo has white streak. but there
The opening race for two. year -olds st half
mile Was considered good thing for Ellen
and nD hs Ssd WsnS opass asr o ps
the powhatan hlly under pull until quar-
ter Of mile from home; when he set sail for
the start. The finish was close. and Ellen II.
Won by scant neck. to the great relief Of the
vhs hs ase osSk sd
Cd 3 smart flly In Glementina. a daughter
ips turn q speed az the end and secured % f third
Hayden EDWARDS. ran re too. ana 1iun VIII win win
reces for his owner Bookmaker Joe Cotton.
Onward was favorite for the selling race
sorts, and had none Of that hne turn Of speed
thrse.qasrters @ ia Of milo in :i5s. The az santo an
hearted Paragon and Dalsyrian made the rum
H. hi 81 a s
isadeE. The latter got away none too we'll at
tion. and In the Anal furong he was going
stronger than any other horse in the race. ana
se s1b Wn h.. aFvs nee /.
be been with the leaders in tho run up the
X,
long odds against him. "'
Gold Dollar to win the sprint IN alto at four ran and 1
bali furlopgs. the talent taking AMI. price at
the clos. against the DAILY castof. They had
on Sirocco until the head Of the stretch. and |
then. coming away. won good race In the re-
was second. and Jack Lowell who showed a |
hne turn OF speed and is 100 per cent better |
bSa @ Bs oSsIs RsS S sd E
ImmediaIely after the race there wa was Is a fisnt
of Estelie. and Edward Purcell. the ownor E" and
1I M Of the Arizona Stables Bob Pinkerton
Spd 70; ~ aaysn the
Tor the fifth race. but the talent had their
capabilities down to a dot making st. Hubert
The to at thss,tes snd nsa
Winning y byh neck from tho Dwyer representa-
Vie boeG wss tn9d a as loo yards
lost on Little Charlie. Control showed a lot Of
speed and ran for half a mile IN company with
begin and he closed un vast amount Of
ground In the hom estretch.
.lI iSrioncs. Bolero. strnthmaid @ A ana nSee sT T.
es.ns hs ony he
1e showed his old form. bounding along Ikea |
'ubber ball. taking. the lead in a trice and |
heavily backed to beat the Others. was easily
Iecond. while st. Denis was third
Starter Caldwell Is in n dilemma. He Ia un-
ler q two years contract to start horses at |
iuttenberg and Saratoga. and supposng that |
lis duties were at an end when the Gutlen- |
,urR course closed two weeks ago, agreed to |
iandle the flag at the st. Louis meeting, |
which opens on April 20 He has. however. |
,een notified that he must report for duty at |
iuttenburg on May T., and also that the North
3ergsn folks will need his services from June
to July 4. when there will be racing at that |
'oint In opposition to Morris Park and Sleeps
lead Bay. Mr. Caldwell endeavored to engage
'tarter Rowe to go to 1T. Louis for the May |
lates. but the Board Of Controls starter pre-
ers to remain In tho East.
young man. who had o com mission OF $3.50
place on Don Alonzo for former Pooroom
Keeper Ridge Leveln. wolched during the AZ
ernoon and was arrested.
summary OF yesterdays races follows
FIRST RACE
a sweepstakes OF $40 each, for two-year.olds that
ave run nhu not Won at this meeting with $500 |
aded OF which $40 10 second aud S25 to third: the
inner TO be sold at suction. half a mile. |
~ shis!ass bL Ellen H.. ny Powhatan-Jersey Lass |
ssndsts. Jennie w.. 9sa 81 hin
Progrsss Clara A colt, and Paxton also ran ' |
Time. O:5iy, N"
T. 70 Clsmentina, Sto Clara A. colt az 10 / Ian.