The Washington times., 1894-06-27
DON ALoNzo RAN uNBAcKED.
The Dwyer Horse Not Fancied by Hi.
Owner, but Won.

The Dwyer Horse Not Fancied by His
Owner. but Won.
New YORK, June 26.-There was an excel
lent attendance at Sheepshead Bay to-day.
The best race was the Sheepshead Bay handi-
cap, in which there were nine starters. with
Don Alonzo sent to the post instead of Ban
quet. Roche was a strong favorite. with Sir
Walter second choice, and Kinglet ut about
the same price. Don Alonzo was not backed
extensively, becaHse his owner even did not
support him. As has frequently happened
with the Dwyer horses, Don AlonGo was bet
ter than the others and won by a good length,
while Roche and Sir Walter had hard fight
for the place. which the former got by very
short head.
The Swift stakes was q struggle for a while
and then Discount and Potentate came away
out of the ruck and had it out together.
Discount had no trouble in winning. Sabilla
proved her quality by giving ten pounds to
the other fllies In the third race and winning
easily, Applause was strong favorite, but
could not get up to the others at any part OF
the race. In the opening race Lampiighter
ran away from the others.
The fifth race was a good thing for Sport,
and he found little difficulty in beating the
others. The last race was over the sticks,
and the winner turned up in old st. John,
while the favorite Ballarat had to carry too
much weight and only got second. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RAcE-Futurity co urse Lamplighter
ia Doggetr, to 8, won by one length; Merry
Monarch, ia (Grifhn). TO !, second by one
length; Kingston, ia tsims), 6 TO l, third Time
I'LL 3-5
SECOND RacE-Swift stakes, Seven fur,ongs
Discount, l07 (Sims), 8 to /, won by two lengths
Potentate, 101 (Brooks), ~ to !, second by two
lengths: Peacemaker, loi PENN, s to /, third
THIRD RAcE-Five furlongs Sabilla, l25
tHamilton). to /, won by two lengths; urania,
rs Iamleyl, to |, second by two lengths; Lux
FOURTH RACE-Sheepshead Bay handicap.
One mile. Don AlonzO, 122 Sims, to /. won by
one length: Roche, lis Qttleheld), e1a to !. sec
ond by head; Sir Walter, laO' Doggetp, sls to
/, third Time-l:4l.
FIFTH RAcE-one and one-quarter miles
Sport, las Sims, to 5, won by one and half
lengths; Herald, 102 Grimm, to /, second by
one and a half lengths; George Beck, 93 per
kins). IL to l. third Time-209 3-5
SIXTH RACE-One and one-quarter miles over
five hurdles ST John, l5O tBillings), o to1 won
by five lengths; Balarat, 10 Callahan TO !,
second by one length; Japonica, 1856 tHamilton),
to /, third. Time-2:23
FIRST RAcE-Futurity course Stonenell, 1871;
Sirocco. 100: Lord Harry, iU7; Ed Kearney, Hoey,
los each; May Win, Libertine, 100 each; Rough
and Ready, Sandowne, 95 each; Gold Dollar, lU3
Prince John, 90
SECOND RAcE-Zephyr stakes. Futurity course.
About three-quarters of a mile. Waltzer, The
SOon, i2O eacu. ESchpe, Sesdflou, Siiusicy' iiV
each Harry Reed, Lulu filly, lO7 each; Reclama-
ton gelding, l0i.
THIRD RAcE-One and three-sixteenth miles.
Ducat, Tom Skidmore, ll0 each; Chief Justice
Long Beach, IO6 each: Clementine, I0l; Miss
Maude, 100; Deception, 90; Galloping King, Major
General, 20 each
FOURTH RAcE-One and one-eighth miles
Chant, III; zoe Ripley, Peacemaker, ll3 each;
Ornus 1ti; llemere, Setauket, sS each; Anti
pode 81; E.1Ce-on, George Dixon, 80 each; Ions
dale, 90
FIFTH PlcE-One mile Ferrier lOq: Chief
Justice, Long Beach. Aloha, 101 each; Miss
Maude, l02 Arab, IS; Cactus, Captain T.,
Marshall, 20 each: High c., 49, Robin Hood, 95;
Lochinvar, Our Maggie, Shadow, 92 each: kazan,
IS; Melody, SO.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-eghth miles. on the
turf. Comanche 1876; Charade, 1876; Topgallant,
12O Herald. 49, Lizzie, lie: Mask, l06: Clemen-
lin e, los; Strephon, l0I; blue Garter, ss; Ions
dale, g.