The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-23

Bassettlaw and Diablo followed and
Sport and Clifford were far in the rear.
unable to gain an inch on the flying field
Henry OF Navarro Leads.
They passed the three-quarters mark
with Henry of Navarro in the lead. a
head in front of Copyright, with DR.. Rice
within striking distance and Taral
handling him in a mastery fashion. Sir
Walter was fourth and BassettlaW was
becoming dangerous, for he had moved
up five pegs and looked good for much
more. Comanche was sixth. BANQUET
seventh and Diablo eighth. The mile
was covered by Henry of Navarro in
1:42 and he was a head in front of DR.
Rice, who had come up. Copyright had
dropped back to sixth place. Sir Walter
was a length behind Dr. Rice and two
lengths ahead of Bassettlaw, who was
still very much in the race. The others
were running in the order that they
passed the three-quarters pole and COM
pletely out of 1t.
In the stretch the horses flew, Sir Wal
ter and Bassettlaw getting whip and
spur. DR.. Rice began to wear down the
gallant three-year-old, and. driving with
hands and feet, Clayton was urging on
Navarro to his utmost, but his horse was
stopping fast under him. Bassettlaw
was hanging onto Sir Walter, with Com
anche close behind. There were frantic
NellS from the crown ana as the MdIcn
licked 2:07A DR.. Rice. the cast-off from
the Gideon & DAILY stable, flashed under
the wire a length in front of Henry Of
Navarro, with the great Sir Walter one
and one-half lengths behind and two
lengths in front of Bassettlaw. Come nche
was fifth and the others anywhere, all
in the stretch.
Hats went into the air and for the
second year in succession Taral was
placed in the floral Jockeys chair and
carried off by the crowd. 1t was a true
run race and well won. Lowlander was
not a factor and Clifford and Sport. ow-
ing to the faulty start, were not given
chance TO show their work.
Summaries.
Following are the summaries of to-
days events:
First race, five furlongs-StoneH 125,
Simms. to l, won by half a length; DR..
two and half lengths; Correction 100.
F. Littlefield, TO =. third. Time, 1:01 =.
Wah Jim and OConnell also ran.
Second race, one mile-Halton 102, a.
Clayton, TO /. won by a length; John
Cooper rs Martin, TO / second by a
third. Time. 1:4S1z. St Julien, Wern-
berg. Prig, Factotum. Ironsides. Azure
liam, Figaro. Ed Kearney, Appomattox,
Rama. Flirt and Prince klamath also
ran.
Third race, Expectation stakes, half a
mile-Utica 10, Sims, to ]. won by a
length; Dreibund lis, Taral. to l. sec
ond by half length; Tamerlane lis, F.
Littlefield, to l. third. Time, :5OA
Ella Reed, Applause, Golden Gate, St.
Vincent, Rosebud. Golden Rod, The
Coon, Prince of Monaco, Sir James and
Prim also ran.
Fourth race. the Brooklyn handicap,
enc mile and a Quarter-Dr Rice 112,
Taral, TO 1. won by a length Henry
of Navarro 100, 4. Clayton to l. sec
ond by one and one-half lengths; Sir
Walter 12O. Doggett, 3 to 1, third. Time,
2:O714. Clifford. Banquet. Ajax. Sport.
Diablo. Bassettlaw, Comanche Low
lander, Copyright, Herald and Bitten
also ran.
Fifth race. half mile-Harry Reed lis,
Brooks, 3 to !, won by three lengths
Harris rs, H. Jones, s to 1, second by a
length: Trophy Colt u.s. w Midgley. u
to 1, third. Time, ga. Hailstone.
condo. Navahoe, SouJhside. Potash,
Corncob. Canterbury, Tralee and Little
Ella also ran.
Sixth race. selling, one mile and a six
teenth-ElorOy 102, Hueston. Z to l, won
by half length; Captain T. los. Bergen,
Z to /. second by a length; Jodan 81, r.
Doggett, 20 to to 1, third. Time, 1:5015.
Marshal. Chauncey. Armitage. Vespian,
Galloping King, Lord Nelson, Oporto,
Salina d. and Connors also ran.