New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-18
GOOD DAYS RACING AT LOUISVILLE.
IDA PICKwICK WINS THE DEIBECK SELLING
SWEEPSTAKES.

Louisville. KY May l7-Twenty-lve hundred peo-
pie were at Churchill Downs this afternoon when
the saddling bell rang for the first race. The
weather was cool and bright. and the sport was
the whole first class The event Of the after
noon was the Delbeck selling sweepstakes for three
year-ods and upward. The starters were the best
at the track. They were Ida Pckwck. King Lee
GascOn J. u. H.. JambOree and Valera. LOnnie
Clayton. who rode Henry OF Navarro second in the
Brooklyn Handicap had the mount on King Lee
and was heavily played. straight and place. Ila
Pickwick OF the fastest mares In the West,
opened at TO z. and was backed though It was
all over. She went to the post at even money and
proved 10 be good thing by winning the mile In
l42 Jamboree. the mudlark winner OF the Tennes-
see Derby al ~ to l. went ont though to make
a runaway OF II. and at the half was four lengths
to the good OF his well-bunched field. As they got
into the field Jamboree fell gradually back TO the
bunch and Ida Pckwck and King Lee came out.
As they turned into the straight II was Pickwick.
King Lee and Gascon. heads apart. III" unish was
one OF the pretticst Of the meeting. Ida Pickwick
won by a length. King Lee u length before Gascon.
g., ne n ar rn Srnm Slmrock who Was played
strongly all through the board at TO- % and t. -
The second race went 10 The thlrI chplce hIah,n-
Kinney. who won by Length "'f5 f tVuss
Irksorne was third The third race was the Del
seCk he fS%Te We" h tS tnf all 70 the wy sh
won by half length after bgu-n'hhs nn'n VIII
zen TO the california neei horse Santiaeo. IN.
horses were kept at the post Tor mar an hoHr b"l
vor. finally sent OF well. The keap"r went AZ
once 20 The front and kept the lead until nearing
The wire when Santiago nipped him anu Won, 10y
half n length. The Reaper was two IenHths before
me King The sixth went 20 the ) 10 chhhce IA
custa Clinton second ana jim Dunn thirh
Summaries. 49,
t-irs, race selling six fnrlonRs-Domingo. loi
ftierkins, 10 g. Won Smrock 10 T. Martini. 10 u
! second Cora Taylor. 10 phorprD, 10 j. thifd
T,me Ii6i. Ross. Bob Moore and Prince kinney
also ran. 49,,
second race. selling. four furlongs-Blnnche KIN
nov l0g (Kuhnl. 20 !. won, G.enone lpi ,ihotp"l'
. 10 / second: Ir6some. ~ d'erhinsl I" :. th1F1
Time OBI Harriett IL, Pride Il Moniro-r Van
nv Myrtle H. Basque and La Mallnch" AIS" ran
Sweetheart was left at the post
Third race. selling sweepstakes. one mie,ldA
PIckvick ~ R Williams even. won, King L.
oa "a CLAYTON II 10 g. second Ga~eon. IL urNluel
: To- l. third Time. l:i2. j. T. -. Jamb'rer AMI
Valera also ran
Fourth race. selling. FIVE furongs -Adle buchanan
ioi C1'horuc, : 20 l. won. Myrtle w driving. 20 l.
second. Sandoval. - Kuhnl, 10 10 J.. mira llh''
/ ,u Hack Tiger and Paddy Quinn also ran
Firth race one mile-SaniaRo los Van li"urenl.
q fo / won: The REAPER 10 CYhorpel. 10 - second
The King M NerkinsD. 10 % !, third HIM. w
prince OF Darkness and Sclika also ran
Sixth race six furiongs -Iucasia ~ Perklnsl.
10 / won by a head clifton. Jos "a. clayton. to
I second. lin Dunn. li3 Chambers. 10 20 J. thlrl
Time III Sempcr Lex. Nellie D. MISS L. Invade
Alto June Footrunner and Cyclone also ran.