The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-30
CURRENT SPORTING EVENTS,
The Days Summary on Turf
and Diamond.
The Talent Fooled on the Fort Ham
ilton Handicap.
Other Eastern Racing Evsnts-ResuIts
Upon the National League Ball
Eields-Bioycle Races
1t Stockton.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
New York, May 29.-The rich Fort
Hamilton handicap was the chief event
on the card, and Dobbins was looked
upon as o good thing, while Henry of
Navarro and Dorian were about equally
fancied for second choices. There was
long delay at the post. but finally Rowe
got the horses off in almost perfect
alignment and all in motion. AS they
passed the grand stand Dorian was in
the lead, with Aurelisn. Potentatc and
Dobbins close behind. On the back
stretch Henry of Navarro moved up,
and before the end OF the stretch was
reached Aurelian shut up suddenly and
gave it up. Into the stretch John Cooper
challenged Henry of Navarro and the
pair ran down to the finish together,
chance to win. They had it hammer
and tongs all the way down the stretch,
John Cooper having O little the best of
it, and winning by half length In good
time.
The fremont stakes was we'll run and
Gotham was returned 70 public favor by
the commanding way in which he won.
Sir Gala had the lead, with Walter at
his neck, and that was the order all
through the back stretch. Garrison
had in the meantime got Gotham into
q pocket and taken him out again by
the time he rounded into the stretch.
As soon as they were Strengthened out
for home, Gotham took the lead without
trouble and beat Walter by three
lengths, pulling up all the way through
the last sixteenth.
One mile-Pickpocke won, Picnicker
second, Madrid third time, l IA.
Six MISUNDERSTANDING won, Shelly
futile second, Hori third; time. 1:141a.
fremont stakes six furlongs-Gotham,
8 to l, won; Walter, 6 to 5. second; Sir
Gala, 10 to l, third; time. :l534.
Fort Hamilton handicap, one mile
and furlong-John Cooper, 10 to L.
won; Henry OF Navarro second, Horn.
pipe third; time, :55L.
Five furlongs-Daric won, Sabrina
second, California third; time, :0314.
Mile and sixteenth-Sir Walter won,
Sir Excess second, Melody third; time,
l 40.
ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Six furlongs-
Nonsense won, Blake second, Williston
third; time, IT.
Mile and an eighth-Lockport won,
Old Pepper second. Vida third; time,
5824.
Five furlongs--Madelside won, Black
Tiger second, Dorah Wood third; time,
:04.
Mile and a Observation-Disclosures won,
Wekots second, Maid Marian third;
time, l 40.
Six furlongs-Artie Fernwood won.
Startling second, Mrs. Bradshaw third
no time.
Mile and an eighth-Dsgo won. Saint
Brandon second, Little George third
time, 1:671a.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-The Clips eta
stakes, worth $2360 to the winner, was
captured by Kittis Give after q very
pretty struggle with Katherine.
Six furlongs-Flora Thornton won,
Tariff Reform second, Lulu Mclean
third; time, 1854.
One mile-Anns won, Anna Mayes
second. Little Ed third time, al =.
Mile and seventy yards-Rey Ell Santa
Anita won, Sigurd second, The Govern
ess third; time, 49,.
five iurlongs--Kitty Olive won, Ksthe-
rine second. La Fiesta third time, :02.
Nine-sixteenths of mile Ellsworth
won, Sunburst second, Joe Mack third;
time. :561a.
Six furlongs-Collsen won, Mote sec.
ond, King Charlie third; time, lisa.
HAWTHORNE RACES.
HAWTHORNE, ILL.,, May 29.-Four and
and half furlongs-Babe Murphy won,
CORA second, Katie B. third; time,
0:67.
Five furlongs-Tom Griffin won, Jack
Wilson second. Rossmond third; time,
1:031a.
One mile-Pretender won, Rsgner
second, Fancy third time, l AS.
Five iurlongs-Gold Dust won, Alemia
May second, Ethel third; time, :031a.
Five furlongs-William I. won, Ru-
dolph second, Glee Boy third; time,
:O3I.
Hurdle, mile and an eighth-Bell
Ringer won. Tempemore second, Ga
zette third time, 2:07.