The herald., 1894-10-06
THE RUM ING TURF.
Two Great Races TO Be Run To-day.
Yeaterday's Events.


The two greatest races run in the past four
months will be run at the ca t today, one at
Chicago and the other at Morris park. The
entries for the former are Diggs, the great Cal
ifornia 2-year old, at 95 pounds. and Senator
lrby and Cash Day, both 3-year-olds, with 100
and 114 pounds, respectively. The distance is
one mile
Domino and Henry OF Navarro, each with 112
pounds up, and Clifford, the great 4-yesr-old
who defeated Henry of Navarro at the distance
about 10 days ago. In the overnight betting,
which came at O'Clock last night Henry OF
Navarro was slightly the favorie at the east,
and Cash Day for the western event.
The matron stakes, worth about $37, 900 to
the winner, will also be run today at Morris
park. 1t includes II starters, among whom
are Brandywine, Butterflies, Gutta Percha,
Dolabra, Connoisseur, Walter and The Coon.
The Los Angeles turf club rooms will have
telegraphic reports from each OF these i'm
portant events
THE CLOSE AT JEROME PARK.
NEW YORK, Oct 5.-The last races of the
season in the state run today at Jerome
park before large crowd. The first event
was the Albany stakes for 2-year-olds. Bright
PhGbus was top-heavy favorte. Taral got
his mount off we'll and then, steadying him,
did not let loose until within half furlong OF
the finish, when he shot out and won as he
pleased.
In the Jerome handicap Hornpipe opened a
strong favorite, while few seemed to want to
back Rubicon. The track was sticky. The lot
got away well together, and Prig jumped at
once inio the lead. He led them me ~ clip
up the hill and then gave it up Rubicon had
been trai ing in the meantime, but quarter OF
mile from home he went away from the 9TH
ers as If they were standing still, and won in
the easiest possible fashion.
In the all ages handicap, at five furlongs,
while Maid Marian came last enough at tie
end to get the place away from Lady Violet.
Six furlongs- Brambaletta won. April Fool
second, Tuscan third: time, :l4l5.
One mile-Warliko won. BeanSey second
Baroness third; time, IA.
Albany lakes, six furlongs-Bright Phobus
won, Shadow Dance second Monaco third;
Mile and d quarter, Jerome handicap-Rubi-
con won, Reelare second, Harrington .hird;
Five furlongs, Glenmoyne won, Maid Marian
SECOND. Lady Violet third; time, 0 :561S.
second, Gold Dollar third time :1lA.
RESULTS AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, oct 5.-Three favortes, at close
odds, won at Latonia today. The other three
races were taken by outsiders. Banka's Daugh-
ter, the second in the opening, won easily
while Mary B the fayorite, ran unplaced. Dr.
Parke, on whom as high as 10 TO l could be
had, slipped his head in front of Uno, the ia
vorite in the last race, just under the wire. AS
they were turning into the sire ch in the last
rae, Hoyt stumbled, throwing his rider, Kuh
and kicking him, but the jockey is not danger
ously hurt Track fair.
Five furlongs-Banka's Daughter won, Con-
test second Bob Neely third; time. :29A.
Mile--whitney won, Michael second Harry
Weldon third; time. ;44A.
the West second. Victorious third; time l :03
Nine furlongs-Semper Rex won, Henry
Jenkins second, King Charlie third; time,
Nine-sixteenths OF mile-Pure Delight won,
Doorga second, seyilla third; time, o7.
Seven furlongs DR.. Park won, Uno second,
Yellow Rose third: time, 49,
AT HAWTHORNE TRACK
HAWTHORNE, Oct 5.-Five furlongs- Montre
won. Neutral second Genette d. Ward third
time, 1;04.
Seven furlongs-senator Irby won. Amelia
May second Yemen third; time. :s219;
second, Dungarven third; time, ;os34
Mile.Red Glenn won, lnstallator second,
Billbo third; time, IA.
Six furlongs-Royal Prince won, Sir Richard
second, Gold Bug third; time, :1e11
Mile and a furlong-King Bos won,. Snow
Ball second, Jennie w. thild; time, 30.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY. Oct 5.-Attendance large;
track fast Three favorites and two long shots
carried off the money and the talent had the
best of the books on the day.
Four and one-half furlongs-Bird Dobson
O:59. -''
Five furlongs-Post Boy won southerner
second, JACK McGrady third; time, :0jlS.
Five and half furlongs-Emma Long
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seven 1urlongs-Monk OVerton won, viola
second, Joe Courtney third; time. :3334.
Three and a half furlongs-Gold Dust won,
Brown Day second, Sam Jones third; time,
U:44.
AT ST LOUIS
ST. LOUIS Oct, 5.-Madison results Six fur
longs-Aspen won, Gov. Brown second, Tam
hauser third; time, :2Ol5.
FIVE and a half furlongs-Irsh Pat won,
Dunlap second, Tim Flynn third time :l3.
Five furlongs-Tramp won, Air Tight second,
Ed Lahey third; time :05l4.
Six furlongs-Pebble Rock won, Heads or
Tails second, Schuylkill third time, / :l9.
Seven furlongs-Fon hway won Harry Wea-
yer second Liberty Hall third; time, 1: :32.
AT KEDiProN PARK.
LONDON, Oct 5.-At Kempton park, today,
the Imperial Kempton Park Great Breeders