The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-24

his life to stave off Despot. who was closing
rapidly. Prince Carl came fourth, four
strung out in the Following order: Dorian.
Orlnda, Resplendent, Alcenor and Domino.
Even after the race was over many people
several attempts were made 10 cash Dorian
tickets. One man tainted when he was told
that his Dorian ticket was Of value only as
The victory Of Rey Ell Santa Anita was
not popular: Few people had money on him
and the winter books reaped harvest.
Following are the horses. weights, Jockeys
and post odds on the race: Rey EI Santa
Anita, 12 Van Kurenl, 40 TO /; Senator
Grady. 122 tGarrisonl, to l; Despot 10
liams). 80 to !: Dorian. 122 9sergen). TO L:
Orinda, III CThorpe), 40 to /; Resplendent
i22 l22 Ray), l5o to l; AIcenor. us QiadisOn).
Gen. W: IL. Jackson, who, in partnership
with Richard Croker. owns the famous
was naturally anxious to see the SON of his
great lroquois win the race. but after II
was over. he said: i suppose the best
for Senator Grady. although i think that
had Garrison made less use OF him down
the back stretch he would certainly have
1T was falsely run race said Judge
Burke. land does not prove anything as ID
which was the best horse. Domino was held
sent 70 the front, where he could certainly
have set heart king pace. and Senator
best results from him"
THE OTHER RACES.
Maid Marian. at to 5. was looked upon
as a certainty for the opening race. with
Senator Irby a strong second choice. The
Maid led off and showed the way for sir
furlongs, but dropped back when Senator
1rby went to her on the stretch turn. The
finish was a beauty, with Peytonia first by
a neck from Senator Irby. and Flora
Thornton only neck away. Genmoyne.
the Eastern sprinter. had ii all his own
way in the second race. which he won by
six lengths from Cora Taylor, with Uncle
rode Uncle Luke. his first mount for three
years Hume was easy winner in the
fourth race He made a runaway race Of
1t through the stretch and won pulling UP:
Ciceiy third by a neck from Elva. or a
eneap lot or two-year-olds in the NTH race
Lissack was made favorite. The start
the worst of it. Dick Behan was an easy
came fast through the stretch and finished
third: Ed Corrigans recent $4,000 purchase.
the last race. He had the best OF a bad
Start 'and handily. La Fiesta was a
good second, with Dlgss third. overton
got off badly with Kitty Give. the we'll
played second choice. and did not try TO
win when it looked hopeless. Summaries:
First Race-one mile. Peytonia. loo TO l.
Thornton II to /. third Time. l:nA- Sis
ter Mary and Maid Marian also ran.
Second Race-Six furiongs. Glenmoyne. 4
to 5, won; Cora Taylor, Is to !. second;
Uncle Luke, 80 10 /, third. Tine. lis. Cas-
con. Roselie, Debracey. Helter Shelter, May
Fern, Ruby Payne and Eliz also ran.
Third Race-American Derby; mile and
one-half. Rey FL Santa Anita, I'D (Van Ku-
ren) 40 to !, won; Senator Grady, lz2 (Garri-
SOM to /, second; Despot. l22 (Martin) Is
to !, third. Time 2:36. Prince Carl Dorian.
Orinda, Resplendent, Alcenor and Domino
finished as named.
Fourth Race-Mile and one-sixteenth. IL
lume. l0s Qeigh) TO 2. won: Joe Murphy,
102 &C. Weber, to !, second; Cicely, 9S
(Graham) 10 to /, third. Time. l:47&. Elva,
Jack Richelieu, Valera, Pat Malloy. jr..
Long Shot,. Carmen. Ragner also ran
Fifth Race - Nine-siZteenths OF a mile.
Dick Behan, 8 to /. won; Mona, TO ]. sec
ond, Lissack, to j, third. Time, :56A.
Elk, Linnett Katy B., Bravour, Fabiola
and Helen also ran.
Sixth Race - Nine-sixteenths OF a mile.
Handsome. Z to 10. won; LaFiesta, z to l.
second; Diggs, Is TO ], third. Time, :561z.
Esther Cleveland, Kitty Give. Glenone.
Mollie d. and Maysday also ran.