The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-14
BANQUET BEATS JOHN COOPER.
An Unattractivs Card Mt Morris Park-Ihe
Summaries

MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK. June
13.-The weather was cool to-day, the at
tendance was large. and the track fast
but the programme was anything but al
tractive. In two races the entries were 50
small that they were virtually match
races. There was but one stake race To-
day. the Hudson river handicap LOT
which only two horses Banquet ana Johh
Cooper, had elected TO start W men the
flag fell for the race John Cooper TOOK
the position OF pace-maker, but az the
head Of the stretch Banquet closed up on
him. The old horse easily held hlnsell
the rest Of the journey, and won without
any apparent effort or eXertion by three
quarters Of a length. summary:
First race-handicap, sweepstakes LOT
all ages. five furlongs.-Ed. kearny uV''
Blake y TO y first. Melba second, NeVn-
berg third. Time. .5S.
Second race-fOr hllies three years oiu'
one mile.--La Misere on. Littefield, : 70
j first, Flirt second, son Malheu uAiIu'
Time. t:42.
Third race-for two-year-olds, six fur
longs-Connisseur O23, Taral 10 TO -
first, spahetu. second, Lady Richmond
Fourth race-Hudson River handicap,
for all ages, one and three-siNteenths
miles.-Banquet O22. Simms. 3 10 - nrst'
John cooper second (only two starters
Time, 20l II.
Fifth race-for two-year-olds which have
run and not won at this meeting, five
furlongs.-'fhe Coon on. Doggett ! 10 y
first, Tinge second, Picaroon third. Time,
80 IL.
Sixth race-for all ages which have run
and not won at this meeting, one mile
Hammie DOS. Simms. 70 ., first, Dung
AriOn second, George Beck third. Time
14l.
JOCKEY EuLrD OFF.
ST. LOUIS. June 13.-Shelbark, the
steeplechaser who was sold as high as
30 to !, took first money in the fourth
for riding West Park indnerenuy. and
Trainer James Duffy. Of the Reiser stable,
who owns West Park was suspended in
definitely. Track fast. Summarized:
mile.-Two O'Clock first. Frank Gay sec
ond, Attention third. Time. l.l5ii.
Second race-one mile.-Lord Willow
brook first. Ether second. Boundorook
Third race-selling. fve-eighths Of a
mAe.-Dr Work FIRST Bob Garter second,
Swiftly third. Time Loo
Fourth race-one mile.-Shelbark first
Russell Grey second. Francis Pope third.
Time. 1854.
Firth race-thrce-quarters Of a mile
Highland first Tim Murphy second Fagin
third. Time, 1:1fi.
Mariol second, Tenacious third Time.
1884
THE wINNTRs At rAwTHOENT.
CHICAGO. June l3.-But one favorite
won at Hawthorne to-day The other
events were taken by second choices and
outsiders. Summaries:
First race Ve-eighths. Of Il mNe.-Et0U-
bic first. Babe Murphy second, Weota
third. Time, 1.O3 L.
Second race-one mile and seventy years.
Patrick first OakwoOd second, Wight
man third. Time, liG 81.
"a
year-olds 81 800 added. mile and an eighth;
-Wolsey first. TonganoXie second. Pearl
Song third. Time 1858.
Fourth race declared off.
Firth race-three-fOurth OF a mile.-Jen-
ME ". first. Semele second. Queen Bess
third. Time. III IA.
Sixth raCc-three-quarters OF a mile
Percy first, Dalzyrian second, St. Nicho-
las third. Time, 1I6 "a.
TIE wiNS4Is AT IAToNiAt
LATONIA, KY. June lS.-Another day
of magnificent weather good sport and a
fair sized crowd We're Latonias luck to-
day OndaSue won a holly run race.
winning the third race after a hard drive.
First race-one mile and twenty yards
Crcvasse 900, y. Clayton, EVEN nrst.
Professor $. second. Lady Gay third.
Time. IA u.
Second race-six furlongs. Boss go. Ora
ham. Z 70 81 first, Adelanta second, Indus
third. Time, lib
Third race-fOur and a half furlongs.-
Dndague Ol0. Thorpe, PIP 10 u first.
Regard second, Rookie third. Time. 80 ".
Fourth race-One mile.-TarG Reform
a. Ray > l2 to u first. King Charlie
second, Perdita third. Time, l:i2 81
Fifth rac7-iive ENTHUSIASTICALLY Mccain
100. Thorpe, - 70 u first. Miss Key
holds second, Myrtelle third. Time, |
-:02 81
Sixth race-six frrlongs.-La Colonla
104, Thorpe, 2 IL to - first, Cyclone Sec
)nd, Capt. Drane third. Time, ia.