The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-15
THE TURF.
The Grand Prlx de Paris.


PARIS, June 14.-The great event in the
French sporting world, the race for the Grand
Prix de Paris, of 100, 900 francs will take place
tomorrow. The probable starters, with their
Jockeys, are: Wandora, e. Cook0 lie Nord,
lRolfe) Alicante, UukeD Fitz Roya, (Freuch;)
Natva, (Hartley;) Puchero, (Madge0 Fitz
Hampton, (Webb( Filibuster, (Crckmere;)
Pourpoint. (Bartholomew) Senlis, (Wycher-
leyD lie Gloreux, (LaneD Master Gillian,
and Kivala, (Blank.) The betting tonight is 5
to each against Wandora and lie Nord; to 9
against Odd Fellow; 10 to / against Mirabeau;
IA to l against Alicante; 10 to against Fitz
Roya; 25 to against Nativa; 40 to against
Puchero, and 80 to l each against Fitz Hamp-
ton, Filibuster, Pourpoint, Scnls, lie Glorieux
Master Gillian, Captain Cocktail, and Kivaa
Races at Morris Park.
Morris PARK RACE TRACK, June 1.-THE
track to-day was deep in mud, which caused
some scratching. The crowd was large
First race-Handicap; seven furlongs Worth
won, Now-or-Never second. Time, 1:30l. Sec
ond race--Throg's Neck stakes, for three-year-
olds; seven furlongs. DR.. Helmuth won,
Kempland second. Time, 1901. Third race
Great Eclipse stakes, for twoyear-olds; six fur
longs. Sallie Mcclellan won, Russell second.
Time, ILL Fourth race-Westcheste cup, for
all ages; l! miles. Tenny won, Sorrento second.
Time, 2:44. Fifth race-Sweepstakes, for two
year-olds six furlongs Evangeline won, Eclipse
second. Time, LII. Sixth race-Anniswood
handicap, for threeyear-olds and upward; / !
miles. Seephus won, Gypsy Queen second.
Time, 2:15.
British Dominion Stakes.
LONDON, June 14.-This was the second day
of the Sandown Park first summer meeting.
The principal event was the race for the British
Dominion two-year- old stakes. 1t was won by
Exile ii filly. Fuse was second and Hildebert
third. There were nine starters. The last bet
ting was 20 to against the Exile filly, 9 to 9
against Fuse, and 10 against Hildebert.
Kansas City Jockey Club Races.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 14.-Threatening
days racing at the Kansas City Jockey Club
meeting, and only 5000 people saw the sport.
First race-Six furlongs. Joe Woolman won,
Ed. Bell second. Time, LII 2-5. Second
race-six furlongs; heats. Sam Ardo won,
Dyer second. Time, 1:16 35 Third race
One mile and one-eighth. Bluevail won,
Amelia second. Time, 200 3-5 Fourth race
One mile Little Minnie won, Mabe second.
Time 1:41 3-5 Fifth race-One mile and
three-sixteenths. Hamlet won, Germanic
second. Time, 2:03 4-5
Races at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS June 14.-Seven thousand per-
sons were present at to-day's races. The
weather was good and the track in excellent
condition. First race--Five furlongs. Rose
Howard won, Black Knight second. Time
1034 Second race-One mile. Wan
Peak won, Harry Ireland second, Dousman
third Time, 1:43!. Third race--1f miles
The race was good as gift to Bill Letcher.
The Bishop was whipped out Time, 2:15.
Fourth race-Nine furlongs. Elyton won, Car
furlongs-First heat, Little Crete won, Carne-
gle second, Bertha third Time, 1:16. Second
heat, Bertha won, Little Crete second. Time,
1:17!. Third heat, Bertha won. Time, 1:174.
The result was: Bertha l, Little Crete 2, Car
negie g.