The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-23
Events OF THE TURF.
The Programme At sheepshead Deficient
In Ouallty-The Summarize

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 22.-The pro-
gramme presented to-day was rather
deficient in quality. but made up in
quantity what IT lacked in that respect.
the entries being quite numerous The
weather was delightful and the attend
ance large. McCafferty gave the ring
taste Of his methods In the first race,
which was won by his horse. Hugh
Penny, which he backed from Is to S.
Harry Reed, the favorite. captured the
second race, the Daisy stakes. after an
exciting struggle with Annlsette. while
Terrier, third choice, made a runaway
race Of the third at a mile. winning
quite handily. The time. 2:3j 40. was
nicker defeated Stoaway. the odds on
favorite in the fourth race, and The
Buffer. a favorite. took the fifth race.
for two year olds, in hard driye VIII
FOnsO, an TO ] shot, captured the race
on the turf in very handy shape. SUM
First receive and half furlongs-
Hugh Penny OG. Rein. to u first. Merry
Monarch second. Weinberg third Time,
Second race-the Daisy stakes; nye fur
lorgs on the turf-Harry Reei Ol5.
Simms, s TO 81 first. innissettc Second,
Prince OF Monaco third. Fins Time; GG 10y noo
eett l6 10 81 first. Arab second. Captain
T. third. Time, 81 80,
Picknicker (9S Penn, TO p first, Stow
away second Restraint third. Time, ! ~.
Fifth race-five furlongs-The Blu1fEr
Ql9 Doggett II 10 - hrst, Beimar second,
Dolabra third. Time, :o5.
Sixth race-Gr9ss inaugural stakes, sew
en- furlongs on turf-Will FOnso Q22. Dog
gett. 10 ID first. Ed. kearney second,
Watterson third. Time, l:ZJ 20.
HOT WEATHER FOR RACING.
LATONIA. KY, June 22.-The last day
of tho snrlng meeting was marred by a
terrific shower at noon. winch added dis
comfort TO the already unbearable wealth
err The crowd was small ana ana the sport
fairly good. In the Hotel Handicap. one
mile and a quarter. Faraday was first.
hut was DISQUALIFIED for fouliIg Ida Pick
wicn. and the race was given 10 the lat
ter. Summary: ,,,.. 1..
100 CLAYTON. even) first, Footrunner
second Ruth II. third. Time, Ills.
second race-one mile.-Nephew 49, A.
CLAYTON. to p first. Cass second. Tascoe
third. Time, Al IL
Third race-six furongs-lmp. Somerse-
dult mn A. CLAYTON, to u first. Prefer
ence second. Emma Nc. third. Time. Is.
Fourth race-hve furlongs-The Prin-
cess ClOi. Beckley, TO u first Annie NJ.
second sunburst third. Time, lH
quarter miles.-Ida Pickwick Q23, Will
liams. to u first finished second. but
was fouled by Faraday, who finished
firsO, J. i. Il. second, henry iounS third.
Time, 2:l2.
TIE WINNERS AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. June 22.-This was the clos
ing day OF the spring meeting at Haw-
thorne. The track was fast; weather very
warm. and attendance 800 Five favor
ties won, the stake race returning En-
thusiasm, the second choice. as a win
ner Summary:
First race-five-eighths OF a mile--May
first. Wells Street second. Rodegath third.
Time, ! :04 l-2.
Second race-three-fourths OF mile
Tom Griffin first, Full Measure second,
Designer third Time. ZIG "a.
and one.eiehth nIles-Enthusiast first,
Ingomar second Strathmeath third Time.
1856.
Fourth race-one mile-Patrick first,
Ellen second. Pat Malloy. Jr, third.
Time, l:i3.
Fifth race-three-fourths OF mile.
Queen Ress FIRST. Springtime second.
Fred. Wooley third. Time. li7 IA
Sixth race-three-fourths Oh mile