The Washington times., 1894-06-08
TALENT IN POOR FORM.
kindergarten Stakes for Two-Year.Olds
Was Won by Captive.


ST. Louis. June "A good attendance at the
fair grounds to-day was brought out by the
clear, warm weather and prospect of good sport
on fast track. The feature of the card was the
5000 kindergarten stake for two-year-oids
which, however, proved interesting only from
the fact that Prime Minister, backed down TO a
to favorite, failed TO even shog. Caprivi won
handi.y by three lengths aftcr an almost feature
less contest
he second race the disqualification of St.
Brandon cgrred thJ money 10 Lizzie McDuf
and gave Arch bishop and Francis Pope second
and lhird money, respectively.
In the steeplecbasc Eolics owner claimed
second money ON tue ground that Argentina did
not take all the jumps. The claim was not al
Only animal carrying money, and the Odds : TO
), were justified Dy her easy victory But two
favorites Won, and the talent went home out OF
pocket
FiKsT RAcE-Seven furlongs Long Ten, 80
Clurnerl, Is 10 l. won; safe Home, ia (N. nilI,
~ 10 /, second; Granite, ~ Garner, u J. thi-d
Iine-i3lA. UutCry, san Bias, one Dime,
Little DorrIt, vida, kentucky Lady, Hiss Per-
kins, Red Cap, anu oakyiew ais5 ran
SECOND RACE-one mile. Lizzie McDuf, 10l
o. SmIthl. 10 |, won, Arch JtsAup.S x w. Flynn,
= 20 /. second. Francis Pope, IE. H. Mathews,
10 30 l, third. iime-l4i
Deceit, I'd Garland "edgefcld, Kildare. j.
b. Freed. pave vac, Iashti, No ;ue ,ort, Bs'shaz-
gar, Adlu5ter, Prince Leon. AMI Dor man ran.
~ BranuUn lu2 (ilanaw.ii), 70 /, finished first,
but dis lialliei TO. fOu liug
IEiRD E-tifteen-sixteenths OF mile,
Mes, PARK, 81 (Mosby). 10 /, wOn Cedar Brook.
lui (tossl, ~ to l. second. jim hogg, 81 lMcDol-
adj, 10 l, third. 1imo-I.%7}a. Miss ualop
selma Marcel Dart, Tessie d.. ked Cross, start
ling, John Dunn, BABY Bill ana Bobby Barns
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-Five furlorgs. The Kinder
garten stakes; guaranteed vulGe, S2uto. sweep
stakes for twO-year-o.ds Caprivi,Ii2 ~. Mooney,
10 !. woa; Trenton iiS (omith), i 10 /, second;
Leonard b., li5 (nain), d 10 /, third Ti!ne-l.O3
Lcnas LIss, Prime Minister. Ia Grace. Little
Jim, Tom SGyrc, Prince and fartena also ran
FIFTH RACE -steeplechas 3. short course Iron
Duke, li3 Brown, 10 5, won; Arcenta, li2
Cochran, 10 1, second; Eclic. isd AeEny, 70 to
/, third. Time-a.l2. oaklawn, Larry Farrell
bush.anger, end Blaze also ian Dan kurtz
and Be!lringcr refused the fifth jump. Picca-
dil:y and Laura i. fell
SIXTH RACE-one mile Maid Marian, 81
(losby), To ;, won; Dago, i0j ,uorman), 10 10 |,
second. Jack hose, 100 a.. HID, 10 TO !, third.
1ime-li3. Venus Berg, Eli, Brazos, and sim
rock also ran
Entries for tomorrow.
FIRST hACE-Five furlongs. Selma, Billy Nc
kenzir, September, Minnie .hackin, Rosie Simp-
son. % each, Theui, Mile B., j. L. Broaks
TrIthful Attention, Alpha, Ill each; Co. Mar
gle Smaliwood, l0s each; Hazel, Little Chris, lU7
ca II.
SECOND RACE-One mile, Alcenor, Palmetto
Boy, Long Bride, Prince Leon, SaddleDaGs, Sc
eicn; Russell cray, 100; CAB Cider, Prospect,
Townsend, llo each; Leadaway, Al Earrow,
Traus.t, li5 each
THIRD RAcg-Five furiongs Doyle, Sam v.
Nellie X, DR.. Work, 80 each: JACK r, Ned
Conner, st. stephen, Iaconey, 90 each; Momus,
81; rorcnso, %; Nectar loo: BOP Carter, luS.
FOURTH RAcE-Onc and onc-sixteentl miles.
Mountain quail, Uncle jim, BelIe OF Fe:inoy,
l0s each; jamestown, flaviila, Roaie, Ill eacn;
Mex co, liz, ho:al Flush. Lord Wiilowbook, Echo,
Old Pepper, IlJ each.
FIFTH RAcE-Seven furlongs Mlloe B., 10s;
Cocoa, l0i, Little crete, ChartreIse, Character,
Bugle, 10i each: Bill White, Tom Kelly, Atamun,
Billy Gwinn, 10. each; Waiter, Berman,- Pagan,
Gen MarnIaduke, 109 each.
SIXTH RACE-one mile Mrs Bradshaw. 81;
Prince Carl lU3; Linda, 1J6; Jaia, ITO; Highland,
1l0; Guido kocqueiort, Logan, lis each.