The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-25

E1A - the wire IN the
T4l IA derby. The der
BY, like ms
10y OF tas great races this yesr.
nseht voc 20 the betting public and JOY
!: "a The book sns KEN. The largest crowd
- ever ea:aesed on the race track In this
knntry saw goundless win in canter.
80 race wss run for one Of the heaviest
Eslones ever hung up and the record Of the
anwscan csrby has been lowered. The
49, started sfter the most outrageous
enavs1stious delay At the post ever seen on
~ ruoaing tart. II was an ideal day and
ths MI vss in perfect condition. There
vas aching 10 prevent the race being won
etr;c4iy on .ss merits and the best horse
easyied % sts,e yr.ze. Whether Boundless
lid vim osss such field again when q
Eefomp4 ssss< snade il another matter, but
- voa todsy and won honestly. The
Eersnd stand tie betting ring. the club
k6ouse and tka lawns swarmed with 1900
EpeopIs. Garages. four in hands and other
ESenvsysnces By hundreds packed the
piAs the trA>b. Before the race started.
EheusysS, ssvesal thousand left the grounds,
Efaod Of waiting. The worst Of IL was there
ues no sycusA for delay at the post At
Et:Uths horssa broke to . beautiful start.
! 1t they were called back.
The horses were kept ct the post
znsenty minases. till some Of them were in
= condition 10 10 a. well - they might
E11Aseviss hsvc done. Boundless, though
Ensl favorita. vas with his stable COM
ponjon lookout we'll backed. and his VIC
&My US by tao means unpopular. Don
konso. who carried mint of money, was
nGNtr In tins race at any stage. The
onount Of money thst changed hands At
- track upon the race was fully $500 00O
Ehsss the heaviest betting day Chicago
- ever kno. n. and the bookmakers kept
| aeet Of the @Aeers. Little interest GEN.
md in the races preceding the derby.
oDms Of the candidates for the great race
vsnt past this stand At the close Of the sec
Ind race but attracted little attention, ~
hsy we're nes generally recognized.
a short t.one before the derby was to
tfArt Monk oyerton was arrested at the
Astance Of Ia S)orrigan. who claimed the
olored boy sas under contract to ride for
Nm in tho de-by. The arrest created con.
odersble coianlent aud another Jockey
yss secured ior r amapo.
/ 1he paddock hell rang at 4:05 and few
oinutes later tbs bugle called the horses
| setoor dress csrade. Ingomar appeared
- and received . joyous welcome.
oaIstsr and st. LeonaFd's followed and
- came Csstferd. Don Aionxo, Bound
- Fighting for Head and Look
~ All were cheered uproariousiy
- The othsrs follow ed in rapid success
-. By 4:.) she field was ut the post
- rapid succession OF false starts VAS
-. II was reariy 8 o'clock when the
r. cropped. Even then the start WAS not
eosod one. ST. Croix and Chorister had
esdeht advantage. bat Don Alonxo vas
~ BY and ;ngomar was At his girth. A
nth away end half . length apart came
hsius, Aidet,Aren, Clifford. Lookout and
Nv. Johnslrs,. while the rear was fetched
n Ramapo, Baundiess, st. Leon ards,
opesto. Lyro ens Strathrosc. At least ten
tneths separated the leader from the
- horse, but the crowd was
Vii pleased. Young Ray, on PIutus, and
uilitr on Al!sbaran, drew their whips at
tocs and scns their mounts to the front.
n the meAnts ine the hackers Of DON Al.
seso we're Mortified TO see him disappear
pairing in this. rear, although Lamiey was
plainly at wosfk with the whip. At the
6fse-quarteia pole. Piutus had head In
fpat With Aliebaran moving easily by his
sds. followed length away by ST. cro!x
eed ingomst- Then came Johnson. Look
eus and Clif.,rd. The others followed as
before.
As the horses rushed down towards the
s'and Lookos, moved out of the bunch
and took first place. Aidebaran second, 4
ieagfh and BALI ahead OF Piutus, behind
shom came ST. Croix. Johnson, Clifford.
lugomar ani Iioundless. In the run
Rsm the grssd stand To the quarter pole
u Leonard pulled up to third place,
ufee- quarteFs OF length from Lookout
saa Aldeaarsn. amid frantic cheers from
vac hackers Of Tarai's mount. but tho
1ssd Jailed 20 notice that Boundless
showed ~ ieonard's advance, at two
shsshs' distsnee. fngomsr. Chorister and
.ssason separated Bonndiess from 81.
leonard. G.s'ng along To the hall Bound
~ vas hineerei considerably, and Gar
mcs kept his mount back To avoid being
fseted. "a she meantime Lookout
ssfped out. AIdebaran heading a, the
Of the itst mile. with -. Leon
"a at bis grth and InTomar q
sassh away, Choristcr and Clifford next.
sss snddenly Garrison saw an opening
nc shot Eaunalsss forward. Martin
~ his whie aad sent Clifford after him,
20 shs greas struggle Was on in earnest.
ma saw sham coming and drew ahead
AaeasraD. The order rs they swung
s's NE stselsh was. ~. Lconard's, Cliff
AldeesTsn. BoundIess. lngomar.
sSossster aG'' -, Cro.x. Down the course
came amid cheers aud cries
80 TIE gesri stand. aud at the
~ata sgVm homs. Roundiess
~i - scenarios and Clifford As
ssss they Sere standing SIN. The
ssss vas hren;hlcss with surprise for A
- hsomen5 aad then The cheers Tor
s<sasss broke into pandemonlum.
:. sfss yea under the wire =, leas.
~axias a cal. With plenty of ran lef..
Viii 81. Leoaard's led Clifford
- "ngfss tor place. Aldesarsn
"a feef lengths away. Chor1s,er
- jeans 81 sixth. lngomsr seventh.
esse'a. -. .'roix ninth.
.as seaih, Eswapo eleventh. Don
sso sse rs. LsookoG, thirteenth.
ioatsse n aud StEsthross las,
81 sas n ng s'3ngy in tue applause
- sreeieI roUad.ess. The vast con-
Ns.oNoa up aud shouted for Eve fuin.
-. Ever Washington paEk officials
-. samoa A4i by at the realization
'ae ssce l'r,ss sas 10 stay Ia the Vest.
- ~ Cssaiar. owner .: Roaa..es..
af AL threw his arms Asaa. the
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