The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-16
LAzZARONE WINS IT
He Wears the Crown on Suburban
Day.
VERY LITTLE ENTHUSIASM
The Field Leads Him for the
Greater Part of the Distance,
But He Surprisingly Closes
In and Passes the Lot.


days weather could not have been de-
sired for the running of the Suburban,
as the air was as clear as could be.
and, although the sun was hot, a cool
Ing breeze swept across the grand
stand and down the stretch at Sleeps
head Bay. In spite of the fact that the
Suburban was supposed to be at the
mercy OF Domino, and the starters only
numbered six, there was as much in
terest as ever in the race.
At five minutes past o'clock the
horses cantered up past the grand
stand to the starting post. but. unlike
former years. there was very little en-
thusiasm. a few applauded Domino
and Taral. and when Sir Walter and
Doggett appeared there was considera-
bic hand clapping. Apparently the
game little son of Midlothian was the
sentimental favorite, although he was
a bad second choice in the betting. The
others got little attention. and In a
short time the six contenders were ready
for the word. The delay at the post
was but trifing. and without any false
breaks Rowe got them in line. The flag
swished the crowd shouted and the
race was begun. In the first few jumps
Declare led the way. with Song and
Dance second. Domino third, Sir Wal
ter fourth, LaZzarone fifth and Rubi-
con sixth. Domino was on the outside.
and Taral wanted to get up with the
leaders, so he set fair pace and gave
chase for Song and Dance, who had
tal no he La
things easy and passed the judges
stand for the first time in l2is seconds,
Song and Dance leading by three parts
of n length. Domino second by a
length, Sir Walter third by neck. and
Rubicon. Declare and Lazzarone fol-
lowing. Then came the sharp turn at
the paddock. and then the jockeys,
steadying their mounts. they came
around. Song and Dance took II a lit
tie easier, while Declare gained a bit.
Sir Walter falling off into a worse po-
sition.
The first quarter was run in :25, and
Song and Dance was only leading by
head. with Domino second a length in
front of Declare third. and Rubicon,
Sir Walter and Lazzarone following
The half was reached In 81. with Song
and Dance only neck In front of Sir
Walter he half a length in front of
Domino. who was head in front of
Rubicon. Declare and Lazzarone fol-
lowing. Taral had not yet made a
move on Domino, and had calmly seen
Sir Walter pass him. The pace was so
slow that Domino was getting just
what 1t was supposed he wanted-an
easy run at first and a spurt at the
end. At the five-eighths pole Sir Wal
ter was gaining. Doggett had him ex-
tended then. and was trying to get him
away as far as he could without urg-
irg, and as they ran by the pole he
was a length in front Of Song and
Dance. he in front of Domino. who
was a head ahead OF Rubicon, with De-
clare fifth and Lazzarone sixth. The
time to the three-quarters was 117.
and Sir Walter was a length ahead Of
Domino. he a head in front of Rubicon,
who was a neck in front of Song and
Dance, Declare next and Lazzarone
last. On went Sir Walter. and soon
the whole thing separated him from
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