The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-11

race-goers did not find the cool breczes
they saw thoroughly good racing. The
rich EcliIse stakes for two-year-OlJs was
the event OF the day, but 1t was some
what marred by the small number Of
entries. Only six youngsters faced the
starter. nhe field, however. made up In
quality what il lacked in quantity.
Domino the Messrs Keene's smart colt.
was installed favorite and justified this
confidence by winning from end to end.
Dobbins was second and Declare third.
Roller defeated old Raceland I'm the open
ing event I'm fast time, while Ouida, from
the Lorllard string, took the second race,
half-mile scramble for maiden two-year-
ODDS.
Banquet captured the Standard stakes
mile and a quarter, after a superb strug-
gle, with The Pepper second, in the fast
time OF 2:05 "a. The fourth race was
DomiDos, as already noted, while the
fifth went to Comanche, the extreme out
slider, after a desperate finish with the
favorite. Dr. Rice. Strephon won the
sixth race a selling affair. and Yorkville
Belle captured the closing race in easy
fashion from Ambulance. Summary:
First race, seven furlongs-Roller first
Raceland second, Iddlesleigh third. Time,
Log 81.
Second race, half mile-Ouida first
Black Hawk second, Pecksnln third
Time, A. 81.
Third race. mile and a quarter-Ban-
quet first, The Pepper second, Reckon
third. Time, 2:O5 "a.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Domino first
Dobbins second. Declare third. Time.
1I2 81.
Fifth race. mile and a furlong-Co-
manche first, Dr. Rice second, Rainbow |
third Time 1853 II.
Sixth race. six ADMINISTRATION first /
Lyceum second, Kinglet third. Time. |
Ill -.
Seventh race, one mile-Yorkvine Belle |
FIRST Ambulance second, Lizzie III third. |
Time $40.
The Winners at Latonla.
CINCINNATI. o., June 1O.-The Lato-
MA results to-day were as follows:
First race. selling. six furlongs-Glee
Boy first, Captain Rees second, Eyana- !
-us third. Time, lis.
Second race mile and A siXteenth-Kin-
seem first Hispania second. Van Buren,
bird. Time. 1.49 il.
Third race. handicap. seven furionFs-
Flower Delis FIRST LaColonia second,
Anna third Time. lbs.
Fourth race. Latonia Oaks. mile and n
first. Emma Nc second.
Confidence third. Time. 21l "a
Fifth race, five fulongs. two-year-olds-
Caroline Hamilton first. lakewood second,
1eonell third. Time. 103.
Sixth race. selling six furlOngs-Salva-
ion first Sister Mary second Julia Ken
ley third Time lis 81.
The Book Makers Hit Hard.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1O.-The book
makers were hit hard again to-day, five
Gvorltes finishing first. The summaries
ire:
First race. mile and a quarter-Glenall
irst, Jackstar second, jamestown third.
Time. PIG.
Second race. five furlongs-Lary Lister
irst. Some More second, Magee third.
Time. 1:04.
Third race. six and a quarter furlongs-
Alright first, Arapahoe second, Char
reuse third. Time. 1.22.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Equity
rst Pedant second, Snowfall third.
'ime 1913 y.
Fifth race four and a half furlongs-
nathan first. Uncertainty second, George
lucy third. Time 81.
Sixth race. four and half furlongs-
lands Oft first. Marty 3. second, Lau-
nus third. Time. 81 3-4
Seventh race, mile and a quarter, hur-
le-Ecarte first. Hiawasse second Con-
ndrum third. Time. 2:2S
Results al Guttenburg.
NEW YORK, June lO.-The following
re the results Of the days races at Gut q
anburg:
First race. five and a half furlongs- S
,ob Sutherland FIRST Lord Motley second.
an Handle third. Time. 100 /
Second race, six aud a half furIcncs- '
tear Guard first, Wheeler second, Indigo
bird Time, 1l6.
Third race, one mile-Nockbarren first.
icCormack second, Sir Catesby third.
ime, 1H3 81. =
Fourth race. six and half furlongs- !
'epanto first, Lord Harry second, Tom y
ough third. Time. lis.
Fin race. mile and six;eenth-Bliz-
ard first King Leo second Shenandoah :
bird Time, Isl
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Bohemian
Ist, Ciarus second, Salisbury third.
ime. lbs "a.
End of the Baltimore Trots q
MD, June 10.-At the b
entleinen's Driving Park to-day was /
lshed one Of the most successful meet %
IS that has taken place in this section d
recent times. Happy =. ear ~. the q
Iushter Of Happy Russell, was sent by
r. Martin. Of New York. 20 bent 21G
ie troited the mile without a skin or
eak In 2l7 IA. breaking her own eco.1 r
quarter Of a second and knocl-ir.r =
70 and half seconds off OF the rack .,
cord made by Clayton during the nrcg- "
L meeting. The first quarter was Zone q
81 IL seconds. and the half IN l.O9. q
ID happy =. did this mile on a half
lie track. Summary:
lass 2.2l trotting. purse s500-Realitv
J. ]; Fannie Miller .. I, 2: COLLEEN Belle nj
:. 3; Annie Wilkes T. 9, T. Time. 2.2l. h.
2, 2.23 ID =.
lass 2.23 trotting. purse s5O0-Somerset "a,
!, /; Edith f. 2. 8, s: Oracle Almost 4 :,
o. Ruby B. 4. 3; Sam Almost 4. 2 g. "a
me. 2:2S IA. POS IA, 2:27 Ia.