The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-29
DON ALONZ0 The WINNER
DIR. RICE hNb SIX WAITER WiIH-
DRAW FROM THE RACE.
yuiiv Ten Thousand. Persons Walt tho
Grayesend Trnck--ResuIts OF Races
ut the Other Tracks.

GDAyESEND RACE TRACK. May 2G.-
Fully ten thousand persons were on the
grounds and in the grand stand when the
horses were summoned for the first race
this afternoon The weather was good
and the track. though sim somewhat
muddy, was drying out rapidly. The
card was a good one. and some interest
ing events were witnessed. Three favor
ties won, and the bookies and the talent
quit even.
The feature Of the days sport was the
Brookdale handicap. which was won. by
Don AlOnZo. hot favorite, by four
lengths from Roller and Lowlander, bCth
II 10 / shots. The race was robbed OF
practically all interest by the wltndrawsl
the race almost at the mercy OF Don
Alonzo Summaries: 80
First race-six furlongs-Rubicon u22.
Griffin. G 10 - first, Armitage second,
La Misera third. Time. ia ~.
Second race-handicap. one n.ie-W at
terson Q09 Ref. o to u first, Galloping
King secord, Count third. Time l:4S "a.
Third race-selllng, five furlongs-Mos
quito 002, Penn. II to j first, Herhner
second. Installation third. Time, 1908.
Fourth race-the Brookdale handicap
one mile and an eighth-Don Alonzo az,
Simms. to = first, Roller second, Low
Fifth race-five furlongs-ButterfiesQlQ,
Griffin, to u first Phiomena second.
Handmade third. Time. 1903 l-2.
Sixth race-for three-year-olds and up
wards selling. one mile and a sixteenth
Clarius GS Brown. Is to u first, Tim Skid
more second, Captain T third. Tine.
l:50 IL.
THE wINSRBs AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS. May q.
Track fast. and weather hne. ID. a.
Hong captured two races to-day, with
Theodore H.. and Charlie Mcdonald both
favorites. Summarized
First race-seing. three-fourths Of
mile-Russel Grey first, Looking Back
ward second. Oakyiew third. Time
Second race-one mile-Muberry first,
Mcenor second, Aiopathy third. Time
Third race-re.ling. five Fights Of a
mlle-Fayette Belle first. Signoria second,
Menus third. Time. % IA
Fourth r.ce-se.lins, one and one
fourth miles-BlrefOOt first, Dolly SIC
Cone second. Lisnore taiFd. Time
Fifth race-thgee year olds. fifteen
sixteenth OF Il mile-Thecdore II. first,
Tenacious second, Truthful third. Time,
1881 IL.
THr RESULTS IT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. May 2S.-Belters broke even
at Hawthorne today. Summarles H..
First race-half a mile.-Whyota first
James S. second, Rodegap third. Time,
Second race-one mile.-Enthusiast first,
ST. Pat. second, Salvador third Time,
Third race-EAposition stakes $500 add
cd mile and an eiShth.-Despot first
Hawthorne second. Carlsbad third. Time.
Fourth race-mile and a sixteenth
Pat Mailoy, Jr., first. Hume second, Ndu-
tOga third. Time, 1:5l.
Fifth raCc-three-Quarters of mile
Minerva first. Idly second, Chsmic third.
Time, III -
Sixth race-three-quarters Of a mile
Ottaya first. Colo second, Zooln third.
Time. 1:l6 IA
Victory for the Tu~f nen.
BROOKLYN. May 2S.-Justice Gaynor,
Of the Supreme Court, handed down his
decision in the Delacey-DWyer horse-rac-
ing case. DWyer was arrested on
charge Of conducting a lottery on the
grounds Of the Brooklyn Jockey Club,
and Peter Delacey. the New York city
pOol-rOom man, was the complainant.
Arguments by counsel We're heard rev
days ago. and in his opinion to-day JUS
has nothing to do with hOrse-racing. In
concluding his opinion the Justice says:
Racing horses for stakes may be bad,
but unlawful arrests are worse The ar
rest and detention of the defendant was
unwarranted. II was an exercise or arbl-
trary power, and history teaches that
we have more to fear from arbitrary
power than from all species Of gambling
combined. The prisoner Is discharged