The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-13

the remunerative odd of s to / at the post.
He let Candelabra do all the running, and
then came away and won as he chose. In
the nth race Lady Violet was an odcS-on
choice. while Stonenellie was heavily
backed for the place. In fact, the latter
carried much more money TO run second
than Lady Violet did to win. When the
flag fell Correction went out in the lead
as If 1t was a five-furlong race insteadsof a
mile. and Stonenellie ran behind her under
a heavy pull, while Lad Violet had her
head just as high in the air In third place
This was the order to the stretch; when
Stonenellie passed Correction. and Lady
Violet did the same thing. Griffin then
took a steady pull on Lady Violet and won
about as he pleased. Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs, Antipode. even,
won; Dungannon, 3 to l. second; Tom Fos-
ter, 50 to L. third. Sappho, Elsie colt, Bow
string. Handover. Lady Brooke, Inter
Ocean, Ericsson and Warlike also ran.
Second RaceAOne mile. P~eacemaker, s to
I, won; Live Oak, ) to l, second; Red Skin,
Z to 2. third. Time. 14S. Terrier. Sound
more. Judge Morrow. Jack Rose. Hume
and Sam Bryant also ran.
Third Race-Bayshore stakes; mile and
one-sixteenth. Patrician. s to l, won; Can
delabra. Az to l, second; Faraday, IA 10 .,
and Victoria also ran.
Fourth Race-Five and one-half furlongs.
Cromwell. A to !, won: True Penny. to /.
second; Owlet. 6 TO l, third. Time. loo. DIR.
France, Bronze, Kalkulu colt, Barlow,
Hailstone. Tralee and Rossmap also ran.
Fifth Race-One mile. Lady Violet. 3 to
D.. Oll. Et0OlNlF 4 lOlo 1llOA W
is to l, third. Time, 1:42A. Cleaning, The
Queen and Correction also ran
Sixth Race-Five and one-half furlongs.
Second Attempt, Q to /, won; Sir Dixon, jr.,
second: Jack the Jew. II to l. third. Time.
Los. First Light, Mosquito. condo, Sallie
Woodford, Franklin and Rosita also ran.
Horse shot and Jockey Hurt.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-At Latonia to-
day, one favorite. three second choices and
one long horse won. Miss Reynolds fell in
the second race and broke a leg and had
TO be killed. Her jockey. ]. Coombs, suf-
fered a broken rib and internal injuries.
Sanooz fell in the fourth race. Neither he
nor his jockey was hurt. The big dump was
in the last race, In which Clinty c., a IL to
1 shot. ran away from Fraulein. who sold
at 3 to 5. Summarizes:
First Race-Seven-eighths of a mile. Ju-
dfth, 3 TO 1. won; Dolly Withers, 20 to 1.
1:2ss4, Master Fred. Tariff Reform. Too
Quick, Equation. Susie b., Two O'Clock and
Excelsior ran as named.
Second Race-Flve furlongs. Alabama, 8
to 1. won; Eva L., 6 TO 1, second; Addie
Buchanan, Z to 2, third. Tire, 1903. Myrtle
ii. Mercury, DR.. Reed. Signora. Prairie.
Miss Reynolds fell at the tRree-quarter's
pole.
Third Race-One mile. Peytonia, Z to 2,
won; Bolivar Buckner. 2 to !, second; Ellen
Won, Ixion and Golden Hope ran as named.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Pat Wood
cock, 3 to j, won; Hodgson, 10 to /, second;
Scotland. 9 to 2, third. Time, 1:ls4. vouch-
err. Ruth v, Captain Tip. Rathbon, Dollie,
Helen Fairman and Back Chief ran as
named. Sanooza fell at the three-quarter's
pole.
Fifth Race-Four and one-half furlongs.
Tongese. 6 to |. won; Adah Foy, 10 to |, sec
ond: Toaleche, s to 1, third. Time. 81.
Florist and Manola Mason ran as named.
Rebecca was left at the post.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs- Clinty C., 10
TO j, won; Miss Lilly, 2 TO /. second; Alta
man. % TO 1. third. Time, 1:291k. Fraulein,
Envy and Little Miss ran as named.