Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

FoHhalI Keen's -Ils-Lambley " g i3lS
Gideon Days His Highness-ll2-L Muir
Brown Rogers Iampiighter.ioi- Bergen 3 10
2. Lorillard's Observation-Disclosures -. . ll1
His Highness made his first appearance in a
race this season at Morris Park on Thursday.
The race was a six-furlong dash and the fact
that His Highness would start drove ont all
the other horses. Ossire, Wah Jim and Peru
Wan being his only competitors. But 1 to 10
was offered against His Highness and most of
the betting for the place. His Highness
looked high in flesh. but he had developed won-
derfully since last year. He won under a pull
in 1.1234, and worked out a mile in ]. 39s< an
excellent performance, his weight Cl2l pounds)
considered. As a three-year-old he il un-
doubtedly as good as he was at two years,
which means that he is the best.
| HERE AND THERE
The Sheepshead Bay meeting begins today
and will close July 2, the Monmouth meeting
beginning July 4.
Mr.. r. c. Hall of Baltimore claims the name
Poetry for his bay FLY by The Bard, out Of
Empress.
"Phil' Dwyer has determined to turn Port
chester out, as no one but young Phil seems
| to be able to do anything with him.
| Messrs. J. A 4 A. H. Morris sold Kew West
Thursday to Jimmy" Mclaughlin for $1,000
and TERRIER to W. c. DAILY for $4,000, with
contingencies.
The Law and Order League Of Monmouth
county is preparing for its fight against the
| booknakers that will lay the odds at Monmouth
Park. The league has engaged counsel and
will begin the warfare on the opening day.
Five yearlings arrived Tuesday from Eng
| land, consigned to Messrs. j. A. and A. H. Nor
| ris. They are by the most celebrated English
| sires from the American bred mares that Messrs
| Morris are breeding from on the other side.
| Longstreet met with an accident Thursday
while he was being worked on the boulevard
He stumbled and fell to his knees, cutting
them severely. 1t will require some time for
| them to heal.
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard has purchased from the
Countess NJ. L. de Agreda Formerly Mrs. Geo.
L. Lorillard) the famous stallion Sensation, and
he will go to the Rancocas farm. The price paid
was $4,000.
The fastest mile ever made in Kentucky by
| three-year-old in June was trotted over the fair
grounds track at Lexington on Wednesday by
| the Car of Russia, dam by Legal Tender, IT,, he
covering the distance in 2-22s4, driven by Sam
p. Wilson.
The Belmont Driving Club has made arrange
Belmont Park, Philadelphia, Thursday, July z,
against her record Of 2.09 for q special purse Of
| 81, 900, with 81 900 added il the record of
Robert Boomers Sunol-2-0sa-is beaten.
J. j. McCafferty recently purchased at st.
Louis of j. p. Smallwood the great western
stake horse Aloha for sc, 100 cash. Aloha is q
bay horse by imp. st. Mungo-Allie, by Virgil,
| and Ii seven years old.
The Ontario Jockey Club have ruled of d. G.
Mcdonnell Of Amonte, Ont, for running the
gelding Post Odds under the name Of Warbler
| This horse is the already famous ringer"
Caddo, under another new name.
The first race track in Kentucky was laid ont
! in l775 at Shallow Ford station. A man en-
gagged in testing the speed Of his horse ON this
track was shot by an Indian concealed in . cane
thicket near by.
A. F. McDonough, q newcomer ON the turf,
intends to buy seyenty-fve yearlings TO begin
with and after they have been tried to retain
the ones that show good form and sell the re-
jected ones some time in November. His pres
emit intentions are to secure the best trainer and
jockeys possible and to race ON an extensive
scale.
Fitzpatrick received kilograms wednes-
nesday from the owners Of 70 Tambien
offering him o. 900, win or lose, and o., 900
extra should the Ally win, il he would
ride her in the Garfield derby, to be run today
at Chicago. E. Corrigan also sent . Telegram
Offering 81 900 for Fits services 10 ride one Of
his entries in the same race. Fitzpatrick was
already engaged to ride Raceland in the subur-
ban today and could not accept the liberal Offers
Of the western turfmen.
Airplant met with q serious accident Wednes-
day when he was being warmed mp for his rice
by Kehoe. His bride clipped, which caused
him to swerve into the fence. kehoe fell on
and the colts foot caught in the reins. He
stumbled and fell and rolled under the fence
paddock and crashed into the fence at the juno
ton Of the tracks. He was severely cut about
the head and his stiHe was badly bruised.
At the sale Of the Rancho del Paso yearlings,
the property Of J. B. Haggins, this week. Q
chestnut flly by Midlothian-LA Scala, fun
sister TO Sir Walter, the winner Of the Great
American and Eclipse stake, brought q, 900, o.
v. McDonough, young Californian turfman,
being the purchaser. He also secured bay
Ally by imported Galore lidelia for %, 400
Charles Smith Of Brooklyn, who WAS acting for
Jockey Garrison, bought . bay any BY Dare
bin-Fleurette for g, 100.
He-Congratulate me, Miss Bella; in few
days Miss Goldthwaite viii be mine. She-I
am glad to hear il, but didn't know you
were -. He-Of course you didn't, nor any
one else. Didn't want any competition, ssel
But its al hxed now. Shell be worth elO,000
. year 10 me. she-Rsally? The names un-
familiar. New York family? He-No; KEN
lucky family and one Of the best Sired by
Bang Up, dam Queen Elizabeth-why, you must
remember her. She made AIS lass season end
not half trained 1t that shs-oh, thought
you were speaking Of maxriags enengsnsux
Hs-Now. Miss Bslla, hats pretty kard I
know I apsnd half NY tins IN ~ sA.hls, bat