Omaha daily bee., 1893-06-02
RACE TRACK RESULTS.
One of Dick Croker's Horses Lands n Handy
Purse at 10 to Odds.

Purse at 10 to Odds.
RACE TRACK, MoRRIs PARK, N. Y, June 1.
| There were at least 1000 present at the
race track today and fully 5000 people came
| to see the Princess Eulalia watch the races.
| The other I 900 paid but little attention to
| the royal visitors, but devoted themselves to
| picking winners. The program had two
features. the Toboggan Slide handicap,
which included all the fast sprinters, and
the Sea and Sound stakes in which some of
the best 3-year-olds were entered. The
| weather was superb and the track in fine
condition. The Toboggan Slide handicap
| proved surprise. Yemen was backed as
| though it was all over, but Prince George
won. He is the property Of Richard Croker.
In the Sea and Sound stakes, Chorister
jumped away in the start and then dropped
| back. furlong from home he moved up
again and took the lead He won by length
| and a half from Governor Foraker, who beat
st. Domingo head for the place. Results:
First race, five furlongs: Lady Rosemary
6tob won GLANCE h1I% Tj e to II .e second strath-
guet to 1, won, Mars q to y second. % Tine:
Third race, Toboggan Slide handicap, six
furlongs: Prince George q to u won Yeman
a. to 5)second, G. W. johnson t6 to y third.
| Fourth race seven furlongs: Certainty 40
to /, won Herald % & to 2, second Jordan 6 to
Fifth race. Sea, and Sound stake. one mile:
| ChOriSter (ll to lO) won, Governor Foraker (3O
i:s9a T. 3 se'o"'' '' Domingo V 70 y '''u' ''"''
sixth race, six furlongs: Harvest "A to 8,
to y third. Time: 1:12a.
| Laid Out Latonia's Favorites.
CINCINNATI, O., June six favorites in
succession were bowled over at Latonia
today. The track was very heavy, but the
weather was warm and the attendance fair.
In the last race, when the horses were COM
ing into the stretch Queen Regent fell. The
jockey, Sargent, was uninjured. Queen Re-
gent tried to rise, and just then Sir Charles
struck her ana knocked her down again.
Queer Regent was not hufG, but Sir Charles
was badly cut about the eye, came in bleed
ing freely, but IS not thought to be badly
hurt. Britton on Lat Damrow made good
finish for the Harold stakes, worth 81, TAO to
the winner Results:
FIRST race, six furlongs: Lou Rhett a to y
won Won paIadin 'ta ts to to Z second Trenton as to y
Second race, one mile: Indigo q to y won,
1h;sa The Sculptor (? bs 70 second Shadow "a to 81
Ghlmos g to ! Won, BellevHe g to i second,
second, Tufto 40 to y third; Time: 1;o9A. :,
Fifth race, nine-siXteenths mile: Sarah ii
a to |, won, Mary Moore % TO y second, Visit
(6 to 81 third Time: l:0sh.
s o i fHy .
third. Time: 1:21 l-5. Queen Regent fell
st. Louis Talent Strikes Day.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1.-Two favorites
three second choices and medium outsider
won the six races at the fair grounds today
on q track that was fetlock deep in mud
The weather was cloudy and the attendance
good Results:
First race, six furlongs: Maud q to y won
San Saba Is to 2, second Irish Pat Is to ~
farlSngs: J; W: Brooks 8 70 s, won, south
nar lh,r6 a 1r1@s to p second Major Hilton 90 to
Third race six ,.f,an furongs; Volunteer Il
tS GlGer IS sH to- thlrd 'I Time; i9o '''on' ora'
Fourth race; seven and half furlongs: Elk
Fifth rate, seven and half furlongs Bel
f@St e sc % y T0g shrA Tms q e
Sixth race. owners handicap, one mile: Ray
s2 to T2n TIms Joe sven) second Falero u to
Galloping Mt Guttenburg.
New York, June 1.-The following are
today's results at Guttenburg:
First race four and half furlongs: Elm
10 &c o % T 1bId GraRn g to An
hpots second race so onehalf milo Elite any
to ylns w1ni tSird MaFnsI TImn. to y second carus
won FIattSry a to O second Lord Larry 10 to
Fourth race, mile and n sixteenth: Larghotta
q to 81 Won s kInSS LEO Too to second Joe
Maggie 6 to :! won Ed connely S'i q 70 i, sec sec
ond, Lisbon Maid third Time; 55a.,,
sixth race. seye.,n-eighths mile; I, Balbrlggan
Time: 1909
Going at Gloucester.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1.-Two favorites
and four second choices won at Gloucester
today Summary:
First race, mile and fourth: Jack Star e
To ~ won q ,hi.h LitcoR q to 10, second jamestown
Glenmar "A to II won, Miss Mamie a to p sec
opd, Industry I2 to \ third Time: 1,2$ts. :
u third; Time: 1:o44.,
to % won, Minnie j 13 To 81 second, uncer-
tainty (S to 81 third Time: 1;O3.
Fifth race, four furlongs: Hazel (6 to 81 won,
third. Time; 51ai.
Sixth race one mile: Experienced e to y won
Pluto "a 70 y second. kyrle Cs to o. third
! Only One Race at Homewood.
PITTsBuRG, Pa. June There was an.
other large crowd at Homewood Driving
park today. But two events were on the
card and only one race was finished.
In the first race 2:l9 trot, for purse OF
5000, Trim won. with Martin X second and
Otto third. Best time: 2;l61l.
Second race, 2.20 pace, purse $500, was
, ! postponed after the seventh heat on account
of darkness Monita, Rube Burrows aud
| Sawtelle each took two heats. The race
, | will be finished tomorrow. Best time: 2:l7I4
Tanderagee Wins the Grand Prize.
LONDON, June 1.-The EPSON Grand Prize
today was won by Tanderagee, .Raeburn
/ who ran third in the Derby yesterday, sec
, ond and Harbinger third.
{ Took Eighty -hve Rounds.
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