The morning call., 1892-06-15
FLEET FLIERS.
Results Of Yesterdays Races on the Principal
Eastern Tracks.

MOhklS Ahh, OubO uO WAhhNAS -
to-day's races were:
Five and half furlongs, Prince George
won. Mendacity second, Rightaway third.
Time, 08k.
One and sixteenth miles, Fairplay won,
Roller second, Madrid third Time, 1 40
Six furlOnGs, Sammie ran dead heat with
Tar and Tartar, St Peter second. Time.
ia. Ia the run-Off Tar and Tartar won in
1:13b.
One mile, SheIlback won, Charade second,
Vernon third. Time, :4Ob
The New York Jockey Club handicap.
one and a quarter miles. Raceland won,
PessaTa second, Russell third. Time, :: :OI.
Six furlOngs. Flavllla won, Onward sec
oud, Bengal third. Time, /: :0l l2.
At Chicago.
CHICAGO. June 14.-The Garfield Park
track was slow and the results were:
Half mile, Nellie won, Columbia second,
Jack Lowell third. Time. :57A.
SIX furongs, Maggie Beck won, Blue Ban
ner second, Chimes third. Time, 27$3.
Five furOugs. Iron Rod won. Ten To One
second. Emperor Billet third. Time 1:l32:
Seven furlongs, Lady Pulslfer won, Snll
Ross second, Bitten third. Time, AT
Thirteen sixteeuthS Of a mile, BuTealis
won, Johnny Greener second, Catlan thitd.
Time, :36A.
Five furlongs, Recherche won. Cora A
second, Judge Thurman third. Time, 1;l3A.
At Hawthorne Park.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE track at Haw-
thorne was slow to-day and the results We're:
Seven furlOngs Ruth won, Spectator sec
ond. Lombard third. Time, :432.
One and an eighth miles, Content Won,
Astrakan second, The Hero third. Time,
2:16.
Six furIOngs Chicago Horsemen's stakesl,
Ducat won, Joe Murphy second, Ferrier
third. Time, :26h.
Six furlongs. Lemon Blossom won, Future
second, Rouser third. Time, &c
One and an eighth miles hurdle raee),
Speculation won, ST. Luke second, Specu-
lator third. Time, 2:23.
At Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. June 14.--The track was
very fast to-day and the summary is as :al-
Seven furlongs, Corinne Kinney won,
Calhoun second, Warren third. Time,
:2SJa.
one mile and seventy yards Greenwich
won, Orville second, Banner third. Time,
l 1:4S.
Free handicap sweepstakes, one mile.
Major Tom won, Miss Dixie second, Harry
Smith third. Time, l 42l9.
Merchants stakes, three year. olds and
upward, one and an eighth miles. Bashford
won in an exciting finish in 1914, making
a new track record, Yo Tambien second,
Adala third.
Eleven-s xteenths Of a mile, Ingomar won,
Plutus second, Fayol third. Time. l ;09h.
Five furongs, Peddler won. Hamlne sec
ond. Tenny Jr. third. Time, 1:o2K.
At st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-The results of to-
days races were:
Seven and'a half furlongs. Irene II won,
Dollikins second, Churchill Clark third.
Time | :36B.
seven and half furlongs. Cassella won,
Pat King second. Hydy third. Time, / :36.
Five iurlOnRs, King Lee won, Falstatf
second, Michael third. Time, ;02.
Six furlongs. Good Day woD. Clifton
second. Hazel Hurst third. Time, 1:l5A.
Six furlongs. Blaze Duke won. Billy
Smith second, GAINESVILLE third. Time,
1161a.
One mile, Ed Leonard won. Lord Willow
brook second, Colonel 0'Cane third. Time.
42l9.
Handicap, one mile and seventy yards.
Give Away won, Innocence second, Royal
Flush third, Time, 1;47.
TrottIng at Mystic Park.
Boston, June 14.-Three thousand people
attended the opening of the June meeting
at Mystic Park for trotters.
2:24 class, Pansy Blossom won, Alice
Wilkes second. Hody third, Caprice fourth.
Best time, 2: 20.
2:25 class, Rebus won, Lindin second,
Psyche third, Warrina fourth. Best time.
219A.
2:22 class, unfinished on account of dark
ness. Jessie Hanson took both heats. Best
time, 2:25h.
The Dayton Meeting.
DAYTON, Wash, June a. The race meet.
ing opened here this afternoon.
In the three-eigbths of mile dash, Joe
Cotton won, COloma second, HOmely Girl
thiId. Time, "a
TrottiDg, Blair won, LuvOis Prince Sec
ond. Best time. 2:46B
Half mile, heats. Kumeway won, Joe
Cotton second, Moore third. Time, :51h.
Racing in England.
LONDON, June 14-Thc Ascot stakes were
won by BillOw, Harfleur second, Metallic
third.
The Prince of Wales stakes were won by
w atercress, Tanzmeister second, Pensioner
third.
Sale of California Colts.
New YORK, June 14-The sale of the
Rancho del Pas0 yearlIngs was continued
at TattersalPs this evening. Fifty-slx ami
mails brought S4l, 200. an average of about
$500. The best prices were paid for Par
iberia, half-brother to RiZpah, S30O0 by L.
j. Rose Of California; bay flly, by Sir
Modred- -PreciOsa, $500. and chestnut
colt by Sir Modred-SchOOlgirl, $500. The
sale WAS concluded tonight, the total re-
ceiDts amounting to almost $4,000 for the
two evenings.