Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-16
wCH THE CRY Ar THE SUI
URBAN YESTERDAY.
lot so Fast for There Comes Lazza-
rome and He's Going Clip That
Teiis--sir Walters Reached, He's
Passed. Iiazzarone Takes Purse-A
True Race Honestly Won other
sport.
NEW YORK. June Is.

nj the suburban as the AIR was as clear
as could be. and although the sun
was hot, "A cooling breeze swept across
the grand stand and down the stretch
nj sheepshead Bay. The track and
grounds were as bright as they could
Be made, In spite OF the fact that the
Suburban was supposed to be at the
mercy OF Domino ana the starters only
numbered six there was much Interest
IS ever In the race.
A typical Suburban crowd was pres
ent, and the lawn was ms well packed
a. The grand stand At minutes past
4 the horses cantered up past the grand
stand to the 5tarting post, but. unlike
former years. there was very little en-
thuslism. A few applauded Domino
and Tural, but when Sir Walter and
Dogget appeared there was consider
able hand clapping.
Apparently the game little son OF
Midlothian was the sentimental favor
ne, even though he was an under
choice In the betting. The others got
little attention, and In a short time
the six cOntenders We're ready for the
word The delay at the post was but
trllinE and without any false breaks
Rowe got them In line. The red tiag
swshcd, the crowd shouted, and the
race was begun.
In the first few jumps Declare led
the way with Song and Dance see
ond, Domino third, Sir Walter fourth,
Lazzarone nth and Rublcon sixth
Domino was on the outside and Ia
raj wanted to get up with the leaders,
50 he set u fair pace and gave chase
for Song and Dance. who had taken
the lead. Then the lot took things
easy and passed the Judges for the
first time In II l-2 seconds Song and
Dance leading by three parts of
length. Domino second by a length,
Sir Walter third by Il neck. and Rubi-
con, Declare and LaZzarone following.
Then came the sharp turn at the pad
dock, and when the Jockeys steadied
their mounts as they rounded, Song
and Dance took 1t little easier while
Declare gained a bit, sir Walter fall
Ing on into worse position. The first
quarter was run In :2b seconds and
Song and Dance was only leading by
head with Domino second by a length
In front OF Declare and Rubicon. Sir
Walter and Lazzarone following. The
half was reached In :5i, with Song and
Dance only n neck In front OF Sir wal
ter, be half a length In front Of Domino
who was head In front OF Rubicon,
Declare and Lazzarone following. Ia
raj had not yet made a move on Dom
mo. and had calmly seen Sir Walter
pass him. The pace was 30 slow that
p,lno WIS bcttlhg just Whal II was
,ps me M'nteu' nii easy run at
sne nrst, ana sprint AT the end The
iNe-eighths pole caught Sir Walter
gaining, Dogget had him extended
and was trying TO get him away as
far MS he could without urging, and as
ney ran ny the pole no was length
hhead or Song and Dance, he in front
~ p,ht, "h9 was n heau IN 'front.'
I,,sa ID,voni win Declare htth ana
Tha M, 'iA
and sir w, ~, a. ~ I.., iu1rteIs was i'lt
Domino be ma 7 iSIlst , a ~ OF
an ,, 'u Huau IN front OF ltubl-
ana ana IN w WIS neck In front OF song
lSst UNIV Nee'are next ana La@larone
~ 49,, 81.
lenstb" guy, 9r wafer, ana soon TWO
ne a., i9teu nun from the rest or
came IN ,, .',ii.on' On La.@arohe'
Ter vs9 , ,ne conclusion mat SIR wal
he lei o,t a IL nI nau 10 peot' 50
On, 1o,,,, a INN anu save chase lie
Dance a ItSlare ana then Song and
he So, "' tleh got Iourth place at
tnlv -. u'nS pore. huplcon was
was ori,, IN front OF MIN Iemlno
Doee.t r,a "uau turther away, While
two ien,ths Il, WoTh,hg on sir Walter
.sir 49,, III LFont OF AT
n AZ Nalter wins was the cry, and
ne rssa Hi 'uoh US u Such might be
viii 80 me turn into the stretch,
wsS cIasS q quarter OF a mile to go,
] were hat manu-; ana AL me Jockeys
i Sir Wai,o mutN
Two lengths armmnh ,' IN ms lead OF
was ioA ann hsd er9pt up to Domino and
mile wan rss Snort titna pehlnd. The
.LooE AZ "ISea IN ~;
cry, He w. s'"Hn . ione, was then the
Ike a vbIri,,,,,N 1ilihs atter SIR waiter
now oomnie,'n,ui' anu poor Domino was
left hin, az useu up. baEzafone
ana ,ba, 20 u ne We're standing still,
Nhips ava ',,viu was great play or
nrgs I'M l Supra 1t was Of no use to
effort for uon,iit he mount 10 turther
horse under hi n, had the better
efept away from his 'nGn py men ne
dayIisht sb men half length, and then
bonnded alan" o9t wee, them as they
% the tirnes s,,, a,iu 'us W. as the Watches
one passed hoPpeu AT z'VI 80, LaEzar-
half In frnnt Wiz iehsth ana a
however was on Waiter. Domino.
hnmlnatlon To- 20 SUI iurther
from bin, DahSe look thlrd place away
Vas four Lengths h ohinse anu aupleoh
tue run race az n M MN ~ was
he weighta wo,, q, tue oest morse ut
The openin won NY, ~.
lor hutterhies ~ was an easy one
ht won Il Wiz e Sna snen came away
thlshea" n Nv was heavily backed, and