Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-18
EAST OF THR ROCKIES.
Salvador Wins the Suburban Stakes
at Consy Island.
COWBOYS KILLED BY INDIANS.
A Race War in Alabama-Negro
Lynched-The Fatal Gas
Explosion-Etc.
EAST OF THR ROCKIES.
irzc1AI DISPATCHES TO THE KEooRnus1os. |,
THE SUBURBAN,
Haggin's Salvador Breaks the Record and
Wins the Great Prize

Haggin's Salvador Breaks the Record and
Wins the Great Prize.
NEW YORK, June 17th.-Salvator, king OF
Haggin's stable, won the rich Suburban stakes
at a mile and quarter at the Sheepshead Bay
race-track in 2:06 As, the fastest time the Su-
burban was ever run, Cassius second by head,
Tenny third by two lengths. When Isaac Muir.
ply landed Salvador the winner mighty
cheer went up from the 10000 people present,
the winners and losers joining in the ovation to
thaggins , peerless ts horse The only other Cali.
from the Haggin stable. The owner wanted to
win with her, but the understanding was that
II she could not land the tempting prizs Saliva
tor was to do it. Firenzi was not ION edge -
and although she ran gamely to the head OF
the stretch she was unable to get IN front.
At the third attempt the racers were started,
Cassius making the race from the outside. They
went at a terrific pace Cassius increasing the
lead steadily, LOngstreet second from Stride
away, who kept his head in front of Salvador
with Tenny away in the rear. 1enny was car.
ried so far that he sulked and appeared out oi
the race.
At the three quarters Salvador moved to third
place. Tenny also began to improve his posi-.
tlon. On the turn for home, Murphy sent
Salvador for the flying Cassius and slowly but
wins +" shouted the crowd. Salvador caught
Cassius, and then came the struggle. Murphy
urged Salvador on, Taral doing heroic work on
Cassius, Garrison pounding Tenny's RIBS a
length behind the leaders.
At the last sixteenth Salvador got his head in
front and kept there. Cassius beat Tenny for sec.
ond place. The crowd yelled. and Murphy was
earned from the scales and received floral
horseshoe He was cheered again and again
Strideaway came in fourth, five lengths behind
Tenny, followed by Raceland. Firenzi, Prince
Royal, Montague and Longstreet.
The purse was $40, 600 to the winner the sec
ond horse to receive 81 600 and the third 81 600
In addition to the purse, Haggin is thought tc
nave won large sum, as he always backs hi,
horses heavily and runs them to wia. Califor
mans present placed their money freely or
Salvador with odds at s to 5. The winner is d
four-year old, sired by Prime, Charlie out Of
Salina, and was bought by Mr.. Haggin when 9
year old.
Fifth race, one and one-eighth miles, Becl
won, Eon second, Defaulter third. Time, I:55 As
Sixth race, one mile, dead heat between Wat
terson and Folsom, Vengeur third.
AT ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, June 17th.-First race, one-half of s
mile Onlight won, Lamar second, Yale 81 third
Time, 81.
Second race, one and one-eighth miles, Dous
man won, Harry Ireland second, May Hardy
third. Time, 1:5S
Third race, one and one-sixteenth miles, Julis
Magee won, Good-by second, Expense third
Time, 1472.
Fourth race. one mile Glockner won Ely II
second, Fred Tarol third. Time. 1:48.
Fifth race, mile and three eighths, Warpeck
won, Hypocrite second, Newcastle third. Time
2:35,
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, June 17th.-Two-year-ol fillies
four furlongs, Planchette won, Miss Elkins sec
ond, Marmora third Time, 53.
Maiden three year-olds and upwards. one
mile, Whittier won, Will Lyons second, Ban
Daylight third. Time. 1:56 2-5
Hotel stakes, mile and fourth, Verge dOl
2:2045
Three;yearolds and upward, six furlongs
heats. First heat-Lev won, Spalding second
Sam Ardo third. Time. 1:22 Second heat
Lepremier wop, Sam Ardo third. Lev was dis.
tanced and this made it unnecessary to run a
third heat to decide the race. Time, 1:2l 2.5
Three-year- olds and upwards, mile and sew.
enty yards, Dyer won, Consignee second, Prince
Albert third. Time, 1:57.
TRoTTING AT BOSTON.
Boston, June 1Sth.-About 5000 people at
tended the opening day OF the trotting meeting
at Mystic Park to-day. In the 300-class, for $500
Dawson was FIRST Stanley second, Volunteer and
Fannie Swope dlstanced. Best time, 2:3g54.
In the 2:20class tor $500, Dearnaught was
first, Mambrino Maid second, Neal Vatican
third, Olaf fourth. Best time, 1907.