The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-12
EXCITING FINISHES
Red Hot Racing at the
Morris Track.
STONENELL DEFEATS ROCHE.
Thrilling Sport and Big Crowds
at LatOnia.
ONE SOLITARY FAvORITE FIRST.
Some Serious Dumps for the Talent
at the St. Louis Fair
Grounds.
STONENELL DEFEATS ROCHE.
ONE SOLITARY FAvORITE FIRST

NEW YORK, June 1.-lt was Sitting
hot day at Morris Park, and the track was
as fast as lightning. In the All-Breeze
stakes the spectators were treated 10 an ex-
citing finish between Stonenell ana Roche,
in which the former won BY the shortest
of heads in hard drive. 1t is probable
Roche might have won if Midgley had not
bungled. An eighth of mile from the
finish Roche had Stonenell driving and
could have taken the lead, but the boy
waited until it was too late, and, although
he was gaining rapidly, the distance was
too short, and he was beaten. Midgley
was clearly outridden, although he had the
best horse. w Il. rank outsider, cap
tured the second race from the favOrite.
Roller, and Will Fonso. La the third race
St. Maxim was an odds-On favorite and
won in a romp. When the stretch was
reached Griffin tried to make short cut
on the side with Atrophine. As he did
this the colts leg broke off short at the
pastern joint. The colt was full brother
to st. Leonards, and was shot soon after
be was taken to the stable.
In the last race Arab won easily from
Tom Skidmore in :39. new record for
the track.
the Great third. Time :581a.
Que mile. w B first, ROmer second, VIII
Fonso third. Time. ;4o14.
One mile, st. Maxim first, Ornus second, Har-
rington third Time, 1:401@.
AllBreeZe stakes, seven furlongs. Stonenell
won, Roche second, Trevlyn third. Time, :27.
Six furlongs. The Commoner won, The Coon
second, SabrIna third. Time 1:12.
One mile, Arab won, Tom Skidmore second,
Fusilier tnird. Time, 1889.
CINCINNATI, June IL. - An excellent
card was offered to 1000 people VINO came
out to Latouia to-day. The track was
lightning fast. the weather clear and
pleasant and the betting lively. One soil
tary favorite came first under the wire, in
the sixth event.
Mile aud twenty yards Eli won. Advocate
second ForerunneT third. Time, :4312.
Mile and seventy yards, Pomfret won. Bob L
second, Little Waller third. Time. :4524.
Five furlongs, Lady Diamond won, VOladaris
second Miss Reno third. Time, 1:O134.
One mile. Nephew won. King Charlie second,
Tariff Reform third. Time, :4215.
Nine sixteentbs of a mile, Fatima won,
BoOkie second. Shanty Bob third. Time, :5515
Nine-sixteenths OF a mile, My Partner won,
Sir Robe second, Little Fisher third. Time,
:5614.
ST. LOUIS, June 11.-To-dsy's card at
the fair grounds was good one and with
the track lightning fast some good sport
was witnessed by the good crowd in al
tendance. The results, however. were
series of dumps for the talent, but one
favorite. Ethel Gray. winning. The
fourth and sixth events presented the
somewhat remarkable feature of split
handicap. There were twenty-three ac-
ceptances to the fourth and the field was
divided to make the sixth race-an occur
renee quite infrequent.
Fifteen-sixteenths of a mile. Joe Murphy
WOO, Fort Worth second, j. B. Freed third.
Time. :371a.
Nine-sixteenths of a mile. Saguwa won,
Trenton second. DR.. Work third. Time, :5514.
One mile, King Mac won, Lizzie McDuf1 Sec
ond. Sly Lisbon third. Time. 1 :43.
Six furlongs, Highland won, Vestibule Sec
opd. Charlie Mcdonald third. Time, 1:I415.
Mile and an eighth, Saddlebags won, Sims
rock second, Uncle John third. Time. 1 56.
siz turlongs, Ethel Gray won, Remorse sec.
ond. Pedestrian third. Time, 1:143z.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-Four and a half
fnrlongs, Dutch Lou won. Red Dick second,
Postmaster third. Time. :5614.
Six and half furlOngs, Reginald won, Da-
volo second, Luray third. Time. 1:23.
Five furlongs, A o Il won, Detroit second
Presence third. Time. 1894.
Nine furlongs, Larchmont won, Red Star
second, AnnoreaD third. Time, :55
Six fuEongs, Grays Prlx won, Farena Sec
ond, Queen dor third. Tire, 1:16A.
HAWTHORNE, Ill.,, June 11.-Eieven-six-
teenths OF mile, Captain Brown won, Amelia
Mays second. BrOadhead third. Time :091a.
Seven-eighths OF mile, Insomar won, Glee
Boy second. Pop Gray third. Time, 1:2Sl.
FIve-eighths Of mile, Flying Dutchman won,
Montey second, Murphy third. Time. :O214 :.
! One mile. The Kitten won, OrInie second,
Major third Time. :43A.
One mile, Wghtman won, Pat Malloy Jr. sec
ond Patrick third. Time, :423l.
Steeplechase. short course. Zampost won,
Gazette second. Little Fred third. Time. 1886.