The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-15
Races.

ST. LOUIS, June H.-Aiter two days post
ponement the races began to-day. TIE
weather was fine and the attendance yery
large. The track was dry on the surface
but the moisture underneath made il slow
The sport was excellent and speculation
active. The favorites won in two races.
Inaugural Scramble-All ages, mile and
turlong, purse $3.50, $50 to second: Carson
won; Black Gal, second; Ellie, third: Elan.
ders,, fourth. Time-20lt; won easily by
two lengths. y
Missouri Derby-For three. year-olds
$500 added 500 to second, mile and a half:
Bnndholder won; April Fool, second; Til.
lord third. Iime-243 l.2; won by short
'eng,h. a neck between second and third.
Cotton Exchange Cash Hsndicap-Mile
and one inrlong; Force won: Rrad. second,
Brigand Bell, third. Time-l:5s 10: won
easily by length. VIVA
The match tor $50 a side Lady Morton
won; Apanoose, second; won by two
lengths. Time-l:22 l.2.
Steeplechase, for gentlemen riders, full
course; Charley Bush, ridden by Harry
y Fallon, won by three lengths. Time.
HARTFORD, June 1.-THE races at the
Charter Oak park were very exciting. beinp
so well contested that seven heats in tbe
30 class had to be trotted. In this class
Romeo was the pool favorite. In the 23O
race Madeline was the favorite before the
race. -0 '"'
Glass 222-Purse, 81 1000, divided; Forests
Patchen D, 4, l, 8. 2, l.; Josephus, 3, 3, 4,
:, L, L, z; brandy Boy, l, |, 6, 6, 8, 3, 3;
5aptsin Emmons, 2, 5,2,S, 2; Romeo, 4, q
o, o. 8; Driver, ., 3, 3, 4, 4. Time-2;20 IL,
~, &l9 II; 2;22, 2;23 IA, 2;25 Ia, 2:29.
Class 32.Purse, $500, divided; Blanch.
ara, nrssi Madeline second; Stephen G.,
third; Fides, fourth; Fannie Irwin. fifth,
George Sherman, sixth; Charlie Ware. sew,
enth; Harry Pelham. eighth; Jennie, ninth.
Tlme-2:23 lei, 2:26, 2:25 1-2, 30
SutEpsHEAD BAY, June l4.-The Coney
Island Jockey club continued its spring
meeting to-day. The weather was fine. the
attendance large and the track in fairly
good condition. Betting was very active in
both auction pools and books.
First Race-Purse $500, mile, Bootiack
won by neck Duplex, second; Fatinetza.
third. Time-ll6q. Red Star and Swift
Harriet were Withdrawn. Bootjack was a
heavy favorite.
The purse for $500, three year old, penal.
ties and allowances, mile and quarter,
Jack OF Hearts won as he pleased; Thurles'
seCohu, oartrluRe, third. Time-2ll,
Handicap Sweepstakes--on and five.
eighth miles; Monitor, the favorite, won
easily by halfa length; General Monroe,
second. All started. Time-2:33i.
Purse $5OO-one and one.eighth miles;
Arsenic won by u neck; Wyoming, second:
Antrim, third. Time-2:0l.
Steeplechase over the inside course, Kit
tie Clark, q heavy favorite, won by ten
lengths, pulled double; Strichynne, second;
Yonkers, third. Time-5.l2.
COLUMBUS, June H.-Free- for.all: Edwin
rhorne. 1, l, 1; j. G. Thomas, 9, 4, 5; Alex.
ander, 5, 5, 4; Wilson, 4, 9, 2; Ewing, 3. 3.
3. Time. 2:2l -, 2:22, 2:A 9. '
Glass 2:25-TOney Newell, 2, 1, Sill:
Nell Benham, 5, l, l, 4, 4; Willis Woods, 3,
2, 3, 2; Cyclone, 4, 9, 4, 2, 3; LADY
fhorne, 8 3,3 IS; Annie S, s. 6, dis.
,anced. Time, 2:26, 2:29 1.2, 2:2S ia. 2:25,
2:25. -'-''
CONVICTION, KY, June 1.-THE fifth day
the track was still heavy and the starter
few. The racing was good, and a large
attendance. The winners we're Chatter
Freeland, Claude, Brannon, Katie Creel
and Basset.