Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-16
TWELFTH SUBURBAN.
Il viii Live Long as One Of the Poorest
Eyer Run.
LAzzARoNB THE -"
INNER.
A scandal Involved In the. "es"'
Which VIII lie Oaciaiiy inNesu-
,p,n pcard and Company
Win several Fortunes.


Ia,zarono at shccpshcad Bay to-day. IN
Tho nresence of 5000 spectators AS
matter OF course. the victory was not
robular one. an outsider seldom se'S NV
goodwill OF the spectators Domino INC
i.to-2 favorite. faNcd at the distance
and finished fourth.
I.azzarono's victory was TOO u''''''"e "
reversal III form 10 gain popular az
proval. II was decidedly In Inc WIN "''
,orformance IN the Brooklyn Handicap
Hc has started twice az GraNeSehn S'''N'
he ran second TO Hornpipe IN that ''0e,
In neither race did he show either Sp,'"
or STAYING power. \ few suspicioHsiy -'"-
oi,,os persops refused 10 believe lha'
his form was the correct cHe- Ills ~
,o-asv proved that they were right h"n
,o done his level best in his two previous
.cos no would have been supported IN
preference 90 both Sir Waiter an" i'0''''
no. ,.....,..,i dieciis-
The stewards had an informal U'SVS"
sion as TO Iazzarone's peiioiii.'''"',
,ht.r vves done. but 10 Is more than h"e'S
~, ,bc matter viii Doe placed III VI.
r,,as ~ thc Jockey club for acton ~
,noroYgh investigation VIZ De maze "H1
,no oUner trainer. and jockey VIII h"N.
90 cxnlair the horses Wf tthed i"N'9 '~
G-aycscnd. ,,. Of Tho
y,,Ic Sfahic. Frank Beard OWES the N1i.,'
and would not hesitate To trans 80.
In his three pr v.ols races l'""C N".l"
rode him. Hamilton pilo'ed MN 'o-"1''
THE RACE.
The field OF s.X were d.sr atched VIM
.,uf unnecessary delay. b.'Idie VIZ.
himself out cutting out me Woik lol
The first half mile RE lnch !,t''~' ~
,Dosit,on of honor % Sir walter ~no
,ook a decisive lead, and plotted me h,Ih
:, WITHIN a sixteenth az the hnshlhs
II,e Iazzaronc VINO had taken matters
10y easily all the way. then challenger
btro 4 brief struggle cnsuei Aitct
l,tlc urging Lazzarore came away nom
Sir Walter. and Won well Wlthih hl"'S1Il
by a length and hali
Sir Walter was game TO the last gasp
He struggled noNiy. bat was uhauie ~
give eleven bounds 90 Lazzarone. lie hau
10 be content with place hohors' SUE
and Dance came strong at the nnlsh'
and wrested third money from Domino.
Domino ran wrctched race. He was
In homeless difficulties before they had
gone a mile. Taral kept him under
stout null until the Ear turn was reacheu'
He then tried 20 close mp on sir waiter
hut Domino was unequal 10 the TASK.
His race was almost repetition OF
The three-cornered race az the motifs
Park fan meeting. when Henry or "a
varrc and Clifford beat him. II estaD-
Ished one fact. and mat IS that Domino
is sprinter pure and simple.
BOOKMAKERS HARD HIT
Tho bookmaiers were hard hit. the
odds against Domino were too snort 10
suit the average better. Sir Walter was
backed 10 get the place. and Domino was
ignored. 4 select few loaded every biz
hook M with Iazzarone commissions.
They got from 90 90 10 10 ! for their
money. II Is estimated that Beard ana
his confreres won several fortunes
hin could have been heard 10 ran
as Lazzarone swept past the post. hupi-
con ran strictly in accordance with MS
late GraVesend fora. he Us not al MS
best by any means so FAR this season.
The twelfth Suburban viii i've long ~
history. even though the scandal blows
over. as one Of the poorest ever run
The field was the smallest and the cali
hre ~ the horses engaged was OF the
lowest possible description. The weather
was delightful. however, and. despite
Iazzarone's Kaleidoscope change Of FORM
most enjoyable day az racing was wiz
messed.
First race-dve furloucs-The Butter
r.es dO9 Griffin, Q 90 5 won. Rcy del
Carceres second. Ridicule third. Time
30 a..
Second race-one mllo-Monaco G0j.
Hamilton. 5 TO % won. Doggett second,
The Swain third Time. 1872
Third racc-douhle event. five and
half furlonEs-HanisIr.n ~. Doggett
10 y won, Applesate second Hazlet
third. Time 100 80.
Fourth race Suburban Handicap
sweepstakes. $1,000 each. with 5000
added. mile and "a quarter-Lazzarone dl5.
Hamilton. 10 90 - won hy length and
a half. Sir Walter d-6. DogSett. 10 u
tecoud. Song and Dance 03. Griffin. 10
TOD third. Time. 2o7 As. Domino. D.
c.are. and Rubicon also ran.
Fifth race-half m.le-Host.nss dlS.
Griffin. 10 - won. Honolulu second,
Radnor third. Time. IS.
sixth race selling. mile and a sixteenth.
on the urf-Lonc Beach do9 Doggett.
90 u won, Captain T. second. Chis"ich
third. Time. IN is.
OLD DOMINION TRACK.
WASHINGTON. June sod Dominion
summarize:
FIRST racc-hve furlongs-Eddie NJ. Oh
third. TIM. lN2.
Second race-six and a quarter FUR
longs-Willam Penn 90 10 u won. Allen
I. second, Harris third. Time. % II.
Third race-seven furlongs-SOme More
90 To - Won. son Malheuer second, Swiss
bury third. Time. l:l IT,
Fourth race-fcur furloucs-Ruefu &c 10
y won. The Bluudcrcr second, Parthenia
third. Time. s L.
rs.f j. fFsIan ~
won Callatn second. I.lia third. Time
1:i9 IL
sixth race four furlongs-Borwyn u e
y won. Despair second. Meadows third
Time IS.
HAI.MA DEFEATED.
LATONIA. KY. June l5-The event o.
the races to-day was the defeat OF Hahn
for the. Himyara Stakes 10y Free Advice
Halma has been eoing back. Tie di'
not look Ike the horse that won tn
Derby. The stake was worth &.oo
The attendance was 600 Track iairl'
fast. and weather pleasant Summaries
F.rst race-seiline seven furlones-Pic
oaroon u0l. Perkins. TO % won, Mrs
Morgan second, Faha third Time, 100
Second racc-one milc-I.a JOY 40
Chorn. to ID Won Greenwich second
Fred. Geer third Time 1910.
Third. race-s'N furonrs- Potentate dl9
Chorn. % - won. Hgcuioo second, Elv'
third Time 1.'5.
Fourth race i.mvara Stakes. mile an
an eighth--Frcc Advice az. Perkins,
10 - won, HaIml second only two start
trs Time. ] &c 70
Fifth receive furlonrs- Nlmrod Gi'
Thorpe. 5 % % won. Onarctto second
eamiero third Time Toe 10
sixth race selling. gcyen furiongs-Rs
& Ol2. W. Jonra g., 10 ID won Kati