The record-union., 1892-06-02
TURF TOPICS.
SIR HUGO WINNER OF THE ENG
LISH DERBY.
The Largest Crowd Present In Many
Years-Racing Events in
This Country.
Special to the REcoRp-UN1oN.

Special TO the RECoRD-UNIoN.
LONDON. June derby day, the great
day of ali the year in the English turf
calendar, opened cold and cloudy,
but later the skies cleared and
an immense throng was present
when the classic turf event was run.
The members of the royal family were
absent, being in mourning Tor the Duke
OF Clarence. Since the Duke Of West
minister's Orme was scratched, Baron
Hirsch's FLY La Fleche has been the
favorite in the betting, with Roses colt
Bonayista, and Colonel North's colt II
DlahOlo well thought Of. The rain last
night put the course in fine condition.
The horses got away at $50 this after
noon. NJ. Camille Blanc's colt Bucen-
taure tErench nred3, by SaNitrane out of
BenlSe, made the most of the running
until the quarter-ot-a- mile. where Lord
Bradtords Sir Hugo, by Wisdom out of
Monoeucre, drew TO the front, and COM
ing on won by three-quarters Of length;
La fleche, by st. Simon out of Culver,
second, one length before Bucentaure; St.
Angelo fourth. Thirteen horses ran.
Betting before the start was 10 to |
against Sir Hugo. The time of the race
was 2:44. Sir Hugo was ridden by Alsopp.
The crowd at EPSON was the largest
gathering il many years.
RACING AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The track was
fast EleVen-siXteeuths of mile. Elsie
>. won, Dave Pulsifer second, Tom Dar-
ling third. Time, 1908 I-5.
Seven furl0ngs, Penn p won, Britton
second, George X. third. Time, l:2Sl.
Five furlongs, Merriment won, Little
George second, Henry Young third.
| Time, l:04!.
kentucky Centennial handicap, three
year-olds and upward, mile and seventy
yards, Greenwich won. Major Tom see
ond, NanZant third. Time, Lao 80.
-Four and a half furlongs, kollo won,
Judge Cardwell second, Carroll Doncler
/ third. Time, 0:5G 20.
Eleven-siEteenths Of a mile Corinne
won, Kinney second, Lady Jones third.
| Time, 1909 %.
Seven furlongs, Torrent won, Harry
Weldon second, The Hero third. Time,
l::29 40.
At CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The track was slow.
Half mile, Johnetta won, Frank Evans
second. Morse third. Time, l:G2{.
Second race was declared OF.
Six furlCngs, Annie Clark won. Bolster
second. Billie PinkertOn third. Time,
1879.
Seven farlongs, CuIlross won, Blue
Banner second, Palislde third. Time,
1:55.
Six furlongs. Abandon won, Bon Ton
second, Red Stone third. Time, 1877.
Elcven-sixteenths OF a mile, Morse
won, Little Crete second, J. B. Freed
third. Time, Ia.
At ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June l.-->Ix and half far
longs, Scrvit0r won, Burt Gordon sec
ond, Le0poriHe third. Tine, I:2G5.
Five turiongs, Century won, Epoch
second, Marie q. third. Time i:0S.
-Four furlOngs, Autumn Leaf won,
General Holland second, Jennie Schwarts
third. Time, 0:53.
-Four fur.Ongs, Tom Karl won, Ruby
Green second, Trump third. Time. O:53
Six furiOngs, Maud Il. won, sullivan
second, L. }. Knight third. Time, l:20.
One mile, Hi hendig won, Carter Z.
second, Coronet third. time. I:49.
AT MORRIS PARK
MORRIS PARK, June 1.-Five furlongs,
Raindrop won, Astoria second, Courtship
third. Time, l:0l!.
Mile and a iurlong, Bellevue won,
Ningsbridge second, Gettysburg third.
Time, l:53.
Six furlongs, Roller won, st. Alactitic
second, Canvass third. Time. I:14
Lightweight handicap, one mile, Mad
stone won, Russell second, Pickpocket
third. Time, 1:394.
Mile and sixteenth, Now or Never
won, CaStaway II. second, Joe Kelly
third. Time, l:48l.
Five furlongs, Spartan won, Prince
George second, Lawless third. Time,
1:013.