The Washington times., 1894-06-12
WAS THE CAPRICE COLT.
Identity OF the Ringer Greenwood at ST
Louis Practically Established.

| IoulS
ST. Louis, June 11.-To-days card at the fail
| grounds was a good one and with the track
| lightning fast some good sport was Witnessed
| by the big crowd in attendance. The results
| however, were a series of dumps for the talent
but one favorte, Ethel Gray, landing in front.
The fourth and sixth events presented the
| some what remarkable feature OF split handi-
cap, an occasion quite infrequent. The ringer
Greenwood il is now practically established is
Luke Caprice. threc-yenr-old colt. which won a
| two-year-old event at Benning last year, after
ward coming West with the kennedy-Rupert
sta ble but not returning East
The persons responsible for the attempted
| fraud have not yet been fully identified. Re-
suits:
| FIRST RACE-Fifteen-sixtee of a mile Jim
Murphy, 1G2 (Lorrain), 30 TO /, won; Fort Worth,
| l02 lGorman), TO l. second; j. b. Freed, I09 n
| Jones', 10 to !, third. Time-I:311S Vashti,
Cloe, oakview. swifter, Flavilla, Berman, Gen.
| Marmaduke, Wild Rose, and Major Dripps also
ran.
SECOND observation-disclosures of mile
| SaGua, 96 Ham, 10 to /, won: Trenton, 1l3 %.
Smith, to ), second; DR. Work, 80 a. Barrett),
| 10 to l., third Time-055L.. Parthenia, +. c.
Nichols, Fayette Belle, Sir Dixon, jr, Dorah
Wood, Miss spccks and Linden Bell also ran.
THIRD RACE-one mile. King Mac, 109 u.
Smith, IL to l. won; Lizzie McDuff, l0i (losby),
s TO /, second Sly Lisbon, 81 (R jones', $ TO /,
| third Time-l:43. Nenusberg, Fushear C.,
Percentage, Pirate Chief, John Dunn Walter.
Arch bishop, and Sir Walter Raleigh also ran.
Transit stumbled and broke his leg
FOURTH RACE-SiX furlongs. Highland, lI0 a.
Mooney, to /, won: Nestbule, 10 tiiam), even,
second; Charlie Mcdonald, 9S (hIosby), 10 to /.
third Time-l:l4l2. Deceit Wekota, Brazos,
Tramp, Ed Garland, and Schuylkill also run.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and an eighth. Saddlebags,
92 (W Taylor, 20 to /, won: SimrOck, III ~.
SMITH, IL tO5, second; Uncle Jim l02 (CottrelD,
p TO /, third Time-1:55 Mariel, Little Frank,
Boundbrook, Baby Bill, Hotspur, Jack Rose,
Townsend Belisarius and Excelsior also ran
SIXTH kAcE-six furlongs Ethel Gray. ll6
QIam). 9 to >, won Remorse, 80 (Mosby) 10 to !,
second; Pedestrian, 10 d. Mooney, TO /, third
| Time-l:l4a4. West Park, Lottie Mills, Inver-
cauld, Fagin, Rover and Sullivan ran.
Entries for tomorrow.
FIRST RACE-SiX furlongs. Clara Bauer, 90:
Emma s., IS; Frank X. HART 90: Cedar Brook,
10i: Truthful, Border, lntimitad, l04 each: La
Gartia, Artic, Fern, Rosa Simpson, Mrs Brad
shaw, Tip, l01 each.
SECOND RACE-One mile, Sawyer, Amanda p
81 each; The General, Tho L. S. Golden Crown.
Longbridge. SO each; oxford, 102 each; Fannie
H.. lO!; Lizzie v, 10i; Henry Owsey, Hour Jog
each; Wauhatchie, Tom Kelley, l01 each; Lead
away, Royal Flush, Ill each.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs Minnie w, Bal
moral, Nellie X, Mignon, Agnes G., Linden
Belle. FOrenzo, Blue Bonnet Miss Addie, Trihe,
"a each: Elizabert, 90; Hector D., 100; Harry
kavanaugh, 103.
Judge Cardwell, 80; First Chance, "a; Senator
Irby. Pekin % each; Jack Rose, 49, Simrock, 100:
Ethel Gray, 1903; Wildwood Boundmore, LOG each;
Logan, lib,
Indian Girl, Mollie H., Ida H.. Annie McNealy,
81 each; Nellie H., Ida, Margie McInerny,
Jake r., % each: Blackskin, Maud Mcmillan,
Taconey, 100 each
SIXTH RAcE-One mile. Sewing Girl, Fiction,
Hazel. 81 each Mollie B., Miss Perkins, Josie d.
Golden Hope, 10s each; Maizena, 104: Parapeta,
Kildeer, l05 each: Spoon, Billy Gwin, Rey Del
Mar, lOs each: Futures, Sir Planet, lib each.