The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-08
THE KINDERGARTEN STAKES
Are Won Quite Handily by the
Swift Caprivi.
SIR WALTER DEFEATS BANQUET.
Five Rafting Events at Latonia That
Cause Much Money to
Change Hands.

ST LOUIS, June IA GOOD attendance
at the fair grounds to-day was brought out
by the clear, warm weather. and the pros
pect of good sport on a fast track. The
feature of the card was the kindergarten
stake, worth $1,000 to the winner, for two
year-Olds, which, however, proved inter
esting only from the fact that Prime Min
lister backed down to TO favOritism
failed even to show. Caprivi won handily
by three lengths after an almost feature
less contest
In the second race the disqualification of
st. Branden carried the money 10 Lizzie
McDuff and gave Archbishop and Francis
Pope second and third money respectively.
In the steepechase Eoic's owner
claimed second money on the ground that
Argenta did not take the jumps. Claim
was allowed In the last race Maid
Marion was the only animal carrying
money. and the odds were justified by her
easy victory. But two favorites won and
the talent went home out of pocket.
Seven furlones, Long Ten won. Free Home
second, Granite third. Time, 1:1314
One mile, Lizzie MeDuff won, Archbishop
second, Francis Pope bird. Time, A
Ftfteen-s iXteenths of mile, West Park won,
Cedar Brook second Jim Hogg third. Tine
1:3742.
kindergarten stakes, guaranteed Talue $4,000.
sweepstakes for two-yeaT-oIds hYe fuTlOngS,
Gsprivi TO won. Trenton 6 10 1 second,
/ Leonard TO third. Time, :O3.
SteeplechaSe, short course, Iron Duke won,
Argenta second, E0lic third. Time, PIP.
One mile, Maid Marion won, Dago second
Jack Rose hind. Time. l :46.
CINCINNATI. June 7.-Oue of the largest
crowds OF the meeting saw the last lace Of
feTed by the Latonla club There was only one
faY0rite who pleased his hackers aud won
with Bob in The first race. Flora Thornton,
III the second, TO ., was beaten by POcahOn-
tas, 10 chance. TascO, in the third race,
was heavily played on the strength OF his fine
performance The other day. but Lancelol, 6 10
!, gdll0ped away from the field, and lascO was
not even placed. The Mllldale stakes, worth
Sl64O To he winner, was captured by a rank
outsider. The Sculptor. who WAS baco ed from
20 10 ~ to l, and won in a dive from the sec
Ond choice, pedestrian. Rey FL Santa Ana, IA
YoIlie. 10 3. Just managed 10 show. The last
was taken by Adam, the second choice al 6 TO
/ Ace 3 to 3, got of bad y, but made a drS-
perale finish, and was barely beaten out by
Adam.
Seven furlongs, Bob L won, Belle Foster sec
ono, Powder tblrd. Time, :2Ss4.
One mile, POcahontaS won, Flora Thornton
second, Lindolette thiid. Time, ;4212.
seven furlongs. LancelOt won, Captain Drane
second, FOOl euny third. Time. 1:2Ss4.
The MIiuale stake, worth SlG4O 10 the win
nef Tor J years and urwatd, SIX furiongs, The
Sculptor won, Pedestrian second, Rey FL Santa
Ana Iblrd. ime. :443I
Five tuTlongs, Adam won Ace second, Bird
get third. Tim, l:034.
NEW YORK. June THE chief interest of
the day at Morris Park was the meeting of Sir
Walter and Banquet al a mile and half. The
result might have been differ ent had the boy on
81. Anthony been able TO keep MIN from bolt
Ing for he had a clear lead of fifteen lengths
when the four horses turned into the stretch
and it was a big lot of ground 10 make up, as he
was running strongly when lie maze rush for
the opposite side OF the track. Sir Walter won
nnally by scant length from Banquet, Who
had been driven with whip and spur for more
than furlon0 aud STOOD II gamely. There was
an upset IN the Ladies' stakes for three-yesr-
"A l.
gerna The favOrie, running third.
Five furlOngs. Correction won, Wah Jim Sec
ond, Lustre third. Time, 1874.
One and a haf miles. Sir Walter wOD, Ban
quet second, Plcknicker third. Time 2:3515.
Five and half furongs, FhIlomena won,
Hollywood second, The Coon third. Time 90
Ladies' stakes, eight and half furlOngs
Nahma won Lightfoot second, Kentigerna third.
Time, 80.
CAPTAIN c second. Selma ID third. Time, / Al.
Five fuIlonRs, Cleopatra won, Tinge second,
Ella Reed third. Tine 1:46.
HAWTHORNE, H., June z. - Hat mile,
Charly Weber won, Red Top second Band
master third. Time, :5I12.
Six furlongs, Elva won, Loudan second, St.
CrOlX third. Time, :l6i4.
One mile, DungaT won, lakewood second, Jack
Richelleu third. Time, :4412
- one ana a quarter miles, Joe Murphy won,
Pat Miller Jr. second Bessie Bisand third.
Time. 2:1234
Three-Quarters of a mile Maryland won, Bis
marck second. Sprlte third. lime 1:17
Three-quarters of a mile, George +. Smith
won, imp Percy second, Amelia May third.
Time, 1:l6A.
WAsHINGToN, June Tone mile, Phil Daily
won Banjo second, Corona third. Time, :5214.
Six ana a half furlOngs, Keime won Martel
second, Alice third. Time, :2G34.
Nile, Fernwood won, Red Star second, Center
third. Time, :4612.
Six furlongs Ella won, StrngfelIow second.
Huen d'Or third. Time, l:1915
Five furlougs, Syracuse won, Nuban second
Rebecca third. Time, :O315.
NORRIS PARK, n. Y, June THE horses
belonging 10 Boyle & Liltlefeld were sold M
auction to-day. The prices over $1,000 were
as follows: Peacemaker, OnOndaga Jowse
Gougare stables, s43OU; HaltoD. Himyar- ~ aud
l. II. Yingut. $500; Miss Maude, Duke OF
MonfrOse-Miss Matte, c. Littleheld, $4,000;
Bright Ph9ous, FalsettO- Buff and Blue, c. Lit.
tleield. $500.
LONDON, June 7.-Baron Hirsch has Dur.
chased Matchbox, who ran second TO Ladas in
thr Derby yesterday The price was $50 600,
and an additional SGT, 900 is to be paid pro-
vldeh MatchhnY Mins Ia nrnnd ,ar,na A., -