The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-23
THE RUNNING TURF.

Summary of the Rscss-A DIssgreeable
Day mt Grsvosend.
NEW YoRK, May pa more disa-
greeable day for racing could not have
been seen, for it was cold and wet at
Gravesend, and the track was sea of
mud. Starter Rowe was in one of his
worst conditions, and could not get the
ponies off. In the seaside stakes eleven
2-yeer. Odds were held in the rain 40 min
utes, and then The Con was practically
left at the post. August Belmont's i'm
ported colt Tanored was an easy winner
at long odds, while another long shot,
st. Vincent, got the second place. In
Gazelle stakes Nahama had no trouble
to win. Only three we're left In the SEQ
ond race. and Blitzen won 40 he pleased.
He was heavily backed. Dobbins was
made strong favorite in the last race,
but he had to Buccumb to the outridden
Aurelian, as he was concediHg too much
weight in the heavy going.
Five Neutrality-suspicious. won, Her.
kimer second, Monotony third; time,
1:041S.
Mile and q furlong-Blitzen won, Pic
nicker second, Count third time, :59.
Five furlongs-Seaside stakes, selling
1hACT0Qt lO w L. WOa Obs lAG0Abp In
to l, second; Chico, to l. third; time,
1:0454.
Gszelle stakes, mile and furlong-
Nahama, 8 to s, won, Jersey Belle, 10
to l, second; Baroness, to 1, third !;
time, 2 :03.
Six iurlongs--Hoey won, Maidstone
Mile and acknowledgements won,
H. nhivra Tssinhf third firra
/: 51.
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 22.-There were
about 20, 900 people at the Downs today,
and the track was heavy and muddy.
The weather was much warmer,
although there were showers up to 1880
! o'clock, when 1T cleared off and the cum
came out bright.
Six and half urlongs-Zsophie won,
Jim Henry second, Imp. Florry Myers
third; time, :27.
Four and a half furIongs--Gl enone
won, Annette second, Jack Farrell third
time, l 100.
Clark stakes, for 3-year.old colts and
fillies, $1,000 added. $500 to second. $500
to third, one mile and quarter-Chant,
7 to /, won; Pearl Song, 10 to l, second !;
Buckrene, 8 to 5, third; time, 2:191a.
Six and a half furlongs Volta won,
Cora Taylor second, Ross third; time,
:2615.
Six furlongs-Glide won, Charlie T.
second. Bannovallum third; time, l :25.
ST. LOUIS JOCKEY CLUB.
ST.. LOUIS, May 22.-Seven furlongs-
Fagin won, Fort Worth second, Dillon J..
third tine, 1884.
Five furlongs-Miss Alice won, Dir
Dixon, ir., second, Leonard third time,
:o334.
Seven furlongs--Immilda won, B. f.
Fly, jr., second. Trip third; time, l :39.
One mile-Chiswick won, Sir Walter
Raleigh second. Chimes third; time,
1:4231.
Seven furlongs-Dsceit won, Little
Dorritt second, Cass third time. l :301s.
Mile and sixteenth-Wekola won,
Lady Pulsifer second, First Chance
third time, :51.
Among the long list OF entries for the
club members handicap, $4,000 sweep
stake for 3-year-olds. to be run al the
fair grounds track. Saturday. June I'd,
are DR.. Rice, the recent winner of the
Brooklyn handicap, and the fully we'll
known IamDl6n. 70 IamDlen 10
also entered for the Street Railway
stake of $4,000, which will be run next
Thursday, May gath.
HAWTHORNE RACES.
HAWTHORNE, ILL.,, May 22.-Six fur
longs won, fdyle second,
Gee-Whiz third time, .25.
Six furlongs-Nativity won, Zoolein
second, Freddy L. tn I'd; time, l :23.
Five furlongs-Toby won, Wells Street
second, Oyantha third; time, :O91s.
Mile and eighth estchester won,
Ssutsga second, Center Fire third; time,
2:09.
Eeven-sixteenths of a mile, four
hurdles Pan handle won, One Fifty sec
ond, Gazette third time, 2:l61s.
AT BAY DISTRICT TRACK.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.-Five and
one.half furlongs-M endocino won, King
Sam second, Prince third; time, .O9A
One. half mile. maiden 2,year.olds-
Miss Ruth won, Coquette second,
Washoe third; time, 0:43s4.
Full elk turlongs- Motto won. Rnhe