Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-08

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Latonia's Layout.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-Results at Latonla;
First race, seven furlongs: Pearl N (6 to II
won, Marion g IS TO o. second Leveler even,
Second rnce, mile and twenty yards; Captain
Reese q to y won. Indigo g to y second,
Third race, nine furlongs; KIncesm even,
won, Imp somersault q to Il second, Hispania
10 to ~ third. Time: 1914.
Fourth race, the Maiden stakes for 2.year-
olds, worth 81 ,915 to the winner. five furlongs:
o @%ik Belm q to q z, 70 Won Z tib T9n Eimere t:o g y Sec
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs; George
Mary u % to IL third. Time: 1:10h.
st. Louis Fair Grounds.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7.-Eesults at the fair
grounds:
First race, six furlongs: May Bird Is to 2,
won, Belshazzar us to y second, Mae Brown
C25 to II third. Time: l:16h.
Harding Is TO q third. Time: 1:02K,
Third race, the Duckiing stakes, for 2-ye9r-
olds. five furlongs: Satellite q to u won, Alo-
third. Time: l:o2S..
Fourth race, six furlongs: German 40 to ~
won, Bedford 90 to II second, Bloodhound (S to
81 third. Time: 1:16A.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Immilda (even) won,
Billy the Kid &c. to II second, Expense q to II
third. Time: 1:161.
SIKH ao race, mile %aa atty yards; Gender n 10
$50 to u third. Time: 1:4Sa.
Great Crowd ut Sheepshead.
SHEEpsuEAD BAY, Sept. THE promise of
the September stakes and the Great Eastern
handicap proved n magnet of great drawing
power today. Results:
First race, seven furlongs: Sir Matthew l16
to o. won, Highland u to 81 second, Mary Stone
90 to u third. Time: 1:27 As.
Second race, mile and n furlong: Candelabra
To- % i 70 t2 Il Gon ri Risel f:5 g to 2 second Count a
won, Aloah ttlS e 8, second, Tigross q 70 i
Fourth race, September stakes, mile and
three-eighths: Bassettlaw g to 8, won,
Gaa%ns ri q to = a:a second Sir Francis q to q
Fifth race, Futurity course: Jack of Spades
a to \ Won, Filtration IS to y second, Galileo
% to y third. Time: 1913.
Sixth race, mile and q fourth: Victorious
e to y won, Gloaming e to 81 second, Lizzie
IA to II third. Time: 2:10.
Outcome ut Guttenburg.
G~UTTENBURG, Sept. 7.-Results:
First race, three-fourths MILE. Marmose "A
to 5) won, Canvass a to ~ second, Fred Fisher
Is to ~ third. Time: 1:l44.
Second race six and a half furlongs: VAN
q to l. third. Time: 1880.
Third race, fve-eighths mile: Why Not 10
to y won. King Joseph % to II second, Koremos
10 to u third. Time: 1902.
Fourth race, fye-eighths mile: Sir. Knight
Is to ~ won. Fredericks (even) second, Token
q to u third. Time: 1:02H.
Fifth race, four and n half furlongs: Tarta-
"a to ~ third. Time: 54l.
Sixth race, seven furlongs: Romeo Is to II
won, Lester Is to ~ second, Woodchopper q to
81 third. Time: 1:29A.
Gloucester's Results.
GLOUCESTER, Sept. 1.-THE days sum-
mares:
First race, five furlongs: Bill Barnes (e to u
won Rntiy ar ION IN II gnpDnl Rf,hnI 10 Go n
third. Time: 1903.
Second race, five furlongs: John McGarrigle
Dutch Oven g to ~ third. Time: 1:OsA.
Third race, seven furiongs: Madden Is to y
y S9 to I i shiggd. Gim g to :a J second Maggie Beck
DriSzio . to i won. Wallace 6 g to i 5u secosd.
Fifth race, six and n fourth furlongs: Cap
tain Brown q to 8, won, Chatham q to 81 sec
Sixth race, four and a half furlongs: Amer
lean Lady % to 81 won, Bobby Calnan 40 to y
second, kesier (6 to u third. Time: 5s4.
Racing at Des Moines.
Dies MONIES, Sept. 7.-TSnecial Telegram
to The BEE. Summaries of the State fair
races:
2:35 class, ~trotting, 5000: Spokane won, Nell
lie BLY, second. Best time; 2:294.
300 class. pacing, 5000: DIR. Fec won, Iowa
Sphinx second, Longfellow third. Best time:
2:20 class, %trotting, $500: Duroc Wilkes
won, Pnrduro second, Madeira third. Best
time: 2:2OH.
Novelty running race: Moss Terry won.
Time: 1:4SH.
Mason Clty's Program.
MASON CITY, Ia, Sept. 7.-[Special TeIe-
gram to The BEE. This was a perfact day
and n heavy program was disposed of. The
track was fast. In the 2:40 class, 4-year-olds,
Agatha, the f~avorite, was chased out in fast
tint by the two Nebraska colts, McBermac
and Edith Guard.
The 2:35 trot was u, good entertainer for
the great crowd in the big grand stand on
account of its close finish. The favorite,
Betty King, gave it up to the heretofore I'M
known, Dan Velox.
The 3-minute pace went quite easily to the
great Colorado FLY, Bculah Q. She is only
3 years old. Newsboy forced her out the
second heat in 2:l411z, which was the best he
could do with his big knee, but she showed
her ability to beat the worlds race record
for her age. Or. Mac cut no figure in the
race after leading to the half in l:06A the
first heat, and Seal, the favorite, showed ND
out of form. He had forced Vassar out at
Independence last week in 2:l111. Egbertin,
from the Gould & Miller stables, looked
dangerous the last heat, which was made
in 2:l5.
The last race was a foregone conclusion for
the favorite, Grace Simmons, although
forced to go fast for that class by the Sam
dallah mare, Maud d N. Summaries for
the day:
Trotting, 2;4o class. s-year-olds. purse
$1,000: