Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-15
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES.


KANSAS CITY, June 14-Following are
the entries and weights for tomorrow
races at Waldo park: First race, five fur
longs-Enterprise, So; Huntsman, 80; Elk
ira, 1902; j. T., 100; Cassandra, 105: Oracle
B., So; Alpena, 50; Hon. John B., 80; Thos
J. Rusk, 100; Meta, 81.
Second race, seven-cighths of a mile
Veto, jr. 95; Councillor, 100; Kemp Dill
laro, 100; Cashier, lob; Unite, 9S
Think race, one and one-fonrth miles
Huntress, 120; Los Angeles, 11G; Ten
Penny, 1l6; Irma H., 49,
Fourth race, one mile and sixteenth
Water Leap, 112; Lord Grosvenor, 9S;
Woodcraft, 107; Hornpipe, 103; Hamlet, 80;
Blonda, s.; Pastoral, 80; Tudor, IS; Doore
Fame, So.
Fifth race, one and one-fourth miles
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 14l; Major Henning,
1856; Tom Berlin, 12S; War Sign, 124; Thrift,
125.
Following is the pool selling:
First race-Alpena so, Thomas j SIS,
Extra St, the geld 50.
Second race-Unit S25, the field $50.
Third race-Huntress $50, Los Angeles
sos, Ten Penny $40, Irma III. so.
Fourth race-Tudor SIS, Pastoral S25
Blonda SIG, Hornpipe $1l, the field S..
Fifth race-Winslow $25, the field $50.
AT CONEY ISLAND.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE summer race
meeting of the Coney Island jockey club
at Sheepshead bay was opened today with
a grand flourish. The weather was fine
and the track fast. The crowd in attend
ance is estimated at about 80, 000 The
great event of the day and of the hour of
the course, the suburban handicap and it
was this which brought out such a great
concourse Of people. 1t is estimated hat
not less than a million dollars changed
hands on the result of that one event.
First race. iive-eighths mile-Bitannic
won, Laredo second, Pontiac third. Time
1:0l.
Mutuals paid S2S7 ard for place Sc, 635
Second race. one and one-eighth miles,
Inspector B. won, Longlight second, pi-
rate third. Time 1:55 s..
Third race, foals stakes for two-year-
Odds, five-eighths mile-Buddhist won,
Single Stone second, Brussels third. Time
Los
Fourth race, the suburban handicap, all
ages, one and q quarter miles-Starters,
Linden, Terra Gotta, Aurelia, Elkwood,
Eurus, Firenzi, Banburg, Hidalgo, Dun
borne, Joe Cotton, COnnemara, Triboulet,
Grover Cleveland, Strideway. Fenelon.
Ordway and Royal Arch They broke
away no less than four times before the
flag fell on very fair start. Joe Cotton
immediately jumped out in the lead, with
Hidalgo and Triboulet right at his heels
Triboulet came to the front on the near
stretch and passed the stand a length and
a half in front of Joe Cotton. who
was head before Royal Arch. who. a
moment later jumped to the lead and he
passed the quarter post three lengths be
fore Eurus, who was two lengths in front
of Joe Cotton. Half way up the stretch
FIrenzi moved up and took third place
five lengths behind Eurus. AT the half
mile post, Royal Arch was but length in
front of EGruS. who was three ahead of
Firenzi; Royal Arch was quickly falling
back to Eurus, whom he only a head at
the three quarter post; then EirenZi took
the lead followed by Elkwood and Terra
Gotta. These three fought all the way up
the home stretch: Firenzi fell back little
at the last rod before the finish
and Elkwood. amid 10000 shouts
with last burst OF speed landed winner
by the shortest of head in 2:075s, Terra
Gotta second. was nearly neck in front
OF F1renzi, third. EurUs, Barnburg, HI
nalego, Triboulet. Ordway. Royal Arch.
Linden, Grover Cleveland, and Come
mara, Strikeway. Fenlon. Dunborne. Joe
Cotton AGelia last
Mutual PAID 500 p for place Sol. 40.
Fifth race, seven -eights mile-Emperor
Of Norfolk won, Cruiser second, Ming
Crab third. Time, 1:2S.
Sixth race, three-fourths mile on turf
Fred Is. won, Ban Cloche second, Mona
third. Time, l:l5}s