Omaha daily bee., 1893-07-21


MONMOUTH PARK. July 2O.-McCafferty &
Wishard's stable arrived at this track from
Chicago this morning, twenty-four head in
all. This stable reSolutionized the betting
ring on this track a year ago, and it is re-
garded with something akin to awe this sea-
son.
to 81 won White Rose es ts TOT to i second, Vpi Old
Dominion az to /, third; No time. e.
Mack Qussn q to third Tine: II 9 sSi?of iof MICK
to g s To Mary MasSF ID
to 81 third. Fine: 1:42. 80.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs: Bede;,
more 10 to y won Clementina 70 to II second,
Mamie t15 to II third Time; LOS.
Fifth race, one mile: Ajax 4 o2) won, Re-
Straint q to y second, Reginald q to u third.
% sixth race race five and half furlongs; E;telo
haha 90 to ~ third. Time: los.
Results at Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER, N. j., July 2o.-Results:
First race, mile and sixtcenth Wallace
q to 81 won, Captain Hammer u to u second,
McKeever go to y third. Time. 1:54.
i, second @ race: four and half furlongs; M Ell
Bird 40 to u third. Time: 81.
Third race, four and half furlonGs: Young
Lottery n to 81 won, PenZance Is to q second
Fourth race, threo-fourths mile: Maggie
General Gordon g to 81 third. Time: 1:2Oai.
Fifth race half a'mlle,:, zangara., colt 6 to
q to 1H To- 'i thlrd aNf Time: 10 I second Inn fiynn
Sixth race. three fourths mile: Aftermath
q to u won Tradcsmann to D second. Shake
speare go To II third. Time: l:2l.
Outcome at Washington Park.
CHICAGO, July 20.-Results at Washington
park
First race. fve and a half furlongs: Cash
Day "A to u won. Una Colorado 40 to II sec
ond, Governor TillmaE go to u third. Time:
Second race; six furlones: Out of Sight
3 to y Won :; Marm3so ,TinG I2o to y second Bill
Third race, the Dearborn handicap for
3-year-olds. 81 800 added, mile and an eighth;
Morolo to ~ won, Plutus az to y second
First Ward u5 to u third, Time: 1:53a
Fourth race mile and seventy yards: Hasty
,s to 81 w9n baron Baron '6 to u second Acclaim a
Fifth race, eleven-sixteenths mile: Yo
Tambien q 1t to 4 won, RACINE g to y second,
sixth race, six furlongs: Pedestrian II to 1O)
won. Huron % TO !, second, Sis O'Lee u to u
third Time: l:13A.
Brighton Beach Results.
NEW YORK, July 2O.-Results at Brighton
Beach:
First race, seven furlonss: Sally Tutno
Second race, four and a half furIongs: War
Hartford q toll to i third Tine: 57sl. 'o'o"u'
Third race; SIX flrlongs: Play or Pay @ to
81 won, Lou Rhett 10 to II second, Eagle Bird
a to 81 third. Time: 1:16
Fourth race. soyen fuIlongs: Bob Suther-
lank l6 to u won Lizzie McDuif % to u sec
ond Innovation Is to y third. Time: i:29I4.
Fifth race, one mile: Circular q to u won,
Airplant % To 81 second, Baylor Is to - third.
Time: l:43. -.3.
Sixth race, six furIongs; Japonica q to u
won, Ada Blue a TO u second, Lenobia (3 to u
third. Time; 1;31a, Y
Record Brsakjng at Detroit.
DETROIT, July 2O.-rThree track records
were broken today. 1p the rs pace Wilson
made 2;l2l4 breaking a record. In the fifth
heat OF the free-fdr-ail Nightingale came
under the wire first In the record breaking
time of 2:l2 In the 2:l5 trot Muta Wilkes
made 2:ll, taking the 1900 offered for better
time than 2;llb. II 10
First race, free for alItrot Continued from
yesterday: Nightingale won. Walter T.. sec
ond. Lneabout third!E Best time: 2:12.
Second race, 2:l5i pare, purse continued
| from yesterday: Maggie won. Wilson sec
ond, R9sewater third;c Rest tinle; 2:l2a:
wilkes second. Dr. Sparks third, Best time
| 2:11.
The 2:ls pace and 1lle 2:9o trot were un-
| finished 4 ,or
Selling the Hearst stables.
SAN FRASCIsCo, July Ca number of
! horses belonging TO the late Senator Hearst
! were sold At auction yesterday Among
| them was one for which Senator Hearst paid
| s3S,0OO as yearling a few years ago and
was sold for $3.50.
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