Omaha daily bee., 1893-06-04
MORELLO ON HIS METTLE
He Wins the St, Louis Club Members Handi-
cap with Comparative Ease
GREAT RACE OF THE LOCAL FAv0HITE
stonneii Cuts Down Another OF Ia Tssco's
Records at Morris Park-war OF
tho Pool Rooms Continues
other Sporting News.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, June 3.--Ten thousand per-
sons were at the Fair grounds today TO VIII
ness Morello win the Club Members handi-
cap, the richest stake OF the st. Louis meet
ing. The race stamps Morello as first-class
race horse, as he was conceding Jumps OF
weight TO some good stake horses. II was
pretty contest and the crowd was worked up
TO a high pitch while the battle was on. Mad
ison kept Morello in third place until they
passed the half Then he let out a link In
the bride ribbons and sent the Futurity
winner ahead to the three-quarters. Now
McCafferty urged Aloha and the latter
showed the way into the stretch with MO
relic second. Madison drew his whip and
gave Morello one cut. Like rubber ball he
bounded into the lead and won by o length.
Morello was a popular even money favorlte
The stake was worth 5,4I0 to the winner
The weather was pleasant and track good
Results:
First race. selling, six furongs: Nehoma Q
- TO y won, Immlda % TO y second Jio' heao
Second race. FIVE furlongs: May Thompson
9to 81 Won Pop Cray y g. to ?. oS second cara
Third race, Club members handicap, mile
Il second. FL Rayo d5 to u third; Time;
Fourth race. is' six W .furlongs: Volunteer II
sy'h Sly LISBON Son 40 iePp to i third. % Time i:l7h
Fifth race, five furlongs: Montana Belle
n2to y won Tramp g to Guilty "a to
sixth race, one mile: soundmore q to 1, won
Talero l6 to 81 second, Boston Boy to to ~
Seventh race, milo and seventy yards Bel
fast % to 2) won, Excelsior q to u second
Mark SArmstrong (6 to 81 third. Time: /;
Eighth race handicap. mile and fifty yards
ST Grolx (3 TO 2, won, Ethel Grayteven) second,
O. loo. "a 20 n Ind ip,n. -
Results at Morris Park.
MoRRIs PARK, N Y, June 3.-The hot
wave drove every one out of tho city: Ihe
attendance was fully as large as on Metro
politan day. The track was dry and in
record breaking condition. Stonnell began
the sport by smashing La Tosca's record of
1:O4h for five ana a half furlongs. La Tosca
made her record June 5, 1891 Correction
was favorite over Stonnel, who ran like a
beast of burden a few days ago.
The Dwyer crack shot ss pas past ,sbnn Gor,
rection, who. who was was in hpt front b,o. wheh ,bet
killed everything but himself, and won with
comparative ease in l:04 fiat. This is the
second record of La Tosca's that has been
marked out this week. Chorister lowered
the once queen of the turf's mile record on
Thursday The war against the pool rooms
in the betting ring at Guttenburg and at
Fort Lee, N j., is raging as ticrccly as ever.
First race, five and half furlongs: Stonnell
(6 to 5) won, Correction "a to ~ SecOnu MAJOR
Second race, mile and an eighth handicap:
Ramapo tevenl en- W won ,,n1 hiz7e M5 to y LAS second
Third race FIVE fnrlongs:, Reclnre even
won, patrilcian 40 to y second, St. Maxim "A to
Fourth race, mile ana an eighth Sport al
to ~ won. Governor Foraker @ to y second
->Rainbow even, third; Time: 1:52A
Fifth race, scven furlongs: Vestbule Il tc
10, won. Steve Estes ia to u second. Maidstone
uS to y third Tine: Inc. l25h W;Is ,,o q. WON m
Sir Arthur t6 to u second. Stephan 10 to
third. Time: lao. ,...
Racing at Latonia. i., ...
CINCINNATI, June 3.-The track at Latonil
vas in better condition than it has been fol
some time, while the weather was fine. Al
the favorites went down except Galindo
First race, purse, six furlongs: Gypsy Girl e
to u won King Linden tS to y second, BurdeI
Is to II third Time: 10.
SECOND race mile and sixteenth; Rool
VsTdaSt d2 to /! third. Time; I:5iH.
s. S to eeond chmes
Fourth race one mile: Purycar d. a to 1
n to ~ third. Time: IA.
Fifth race, purse, eleven-sixteenths mile
ond, VIII Fonso g to 81 third. Time: :12 1-5
Sixth race, six furOngs: Caress (6 to ~ won
Eiva g to second, Heiress 90 to u third
Sale at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, June 3.-The sale of thor
oughbreds by Missouri and Illinois breeder
at the fair grounds was held this morning
The horses were all ycarlings, with the eX
ception of nhmber of 2-year-ods sold by +.
b. Patton The sale was under the directio
of Auctioneer Farmer of Nashville, Tcnr
j. B. Patton sold ten 2-yearolds for $, ,66t
an average of SS6450 per head. McCafert
& Wishart bought General W. III. Jackso
for e, 200, the highest price brought by an
horse at the sale. James Lucas of tn
Goodwood stud disposed of eighteen yeai
lings for SSl25 Wilson Hunt sold eigh
yearlings for $4,000, an average of s275 pc
head