The Washington times., 1894-06-01
KINGSTON A BAD THIRD.
Tho Brown Horse Brought Sorrow to His
Bnckcrs By Losing

NEW YORK, May 31.-The attendance at Morris
Park to-day was exceedingly small and the day
was cold, damp, and disagreeabie. J. S. Folans-
bee scored his first win with Hermanita, while
Canterbury and Nineveh followed him In The
race was well ridden by the lot Of stable boys.
The Vannest stakes was the medium of a great
plunge on Midgeley, some books holding him at
Is to at the opening, but at the close he was an
to favorite Harry Reed was consistently
backed ms well and he won easily, with the "good
thing" second.
In the fourth event Sport was a slight favorite.
He picked up his. 129 pounds and took the lead
before n quartar Of mile had been run. Up the
hill he went as IL he had only feather on his
back. and went home in common can,er with
plenty to spare over Flirt while Stonenellie was
ut least fifty yards an the rear.
In the Inst race Kingston was made the favor
ite in spite of his heavy weight and the distance,
and the best no could do n bad third. Gal
Looping King winning all the way. Summaries: =
FIRST RAcE-Five furlongs. Hermanita. 81 Il.
Clarke. 10 to !. won by a length: Canterbury,
100 (Meisinger>, to /, second by length; Nine
veh, 81 tSimmonds)7 to l, third. Time-1 00M
Amsterdam, Surgeon, Lady Bug, Lady Frances,
Young, Captain Jack, Whit, Castanet, and Tym-
panzee colt also ran =
SECOND RaCE-one mile. Potentate, lis
Crooks, to 3, won by three lengths; Trevelyan,
1l5 Uittcfcldl to !, second by 1--WE lengths;
Will Fonso. 1l5 (Eoggett), 6 to ], third. Time
1:i2l.. Clarus, Mistral, Lightfoot, and Torch
bearer also ran.
THIRD RAoE-yannest stakes Selling Five
furiongs Harry Reed, III Sims. to l, won
by three lengths; Midgeley, los (Hdgelyl. 20 5.
second by two lengths; Potash 100 Black, 10
TO ], third. Time-l.00 Tancred, Monarch,
Cleopatra colt Little Ella, Allan l., Nonage
flly, and Doric also ran
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth of
mile Sport. i29 Thompson), even, won by i've
lengths; Flirt. 81 (Grirtn). to !, second by 1ty
yards Stonenellie, 90 tR- DoggetD, 21S to l, third
Time-l5i
FIFTH lAcE-six furlongs Selling The Iron
master 100 Brooks. 10 to l. won by length;
Addie, ia Dorgc'D. 2l6 to ], second by six
lengths: VIII Elliott, IO7 tE 1ribel, TO /, third
Time-1:12. Miss Lilly, Ella Reed, Miss Dixie,
Gold Dollar. Black Hawk, Commotion, Lorimer,
and Pnnway also ran.
SIXTu EACE-one mile. GnllopinC King, LOG
penn, TO ), won by length; Clementine, III
tGrifinl, y. 10 /. second ty ten lengths: King
ston, l3i Sims, to s. third Time-1:i2l.
Uncle jim alsc ran.
Following are to-morrows entries:
FIRST lACE-fivo furlonCs. Our Jack, Lou Fos
ter, Rama Lord fiawkestone. e.F Factotum, Prosper.
Oak, The Judge, odd Socks, Despot, l24 each;
Reif, Setauket. ll9 each: ParasanC, Golden VAL
ley. Sprinkle, Miss Hazel, Fondoline, EGufelda
Aria. La hisers. FiOriEda. III each.
SECOND RAcE-Fiyo furlours. Lady Helen,
Flash, Nczuanona, Bombazette, Kinirhor, Clio
fly, loser fine SoiiEnac, KisInct. Blue Bonnet,
Miss Young STaidimore. Rosebud, Brlyina. Bar
ishnent, Nonotony, California, Phllomena, il0
each
THIRD BACE-Handicap. One and one-eighth
miles. Beck 1l2; Urnus, lOs; Selma D., lOi:
Lizzie lG0
FOURTH RACE-Fleetwood stakes One and
one-sixteenth miles Dobbins. le7; Rublcon, St
Julian, 1875 each: Nahma. III: prig Aurciian, l22
each; Avon, UiaholUs. Indra, 10 each.
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlonss. Conn0isseur APP
plauss, Monte Carlo, 1!S each: PnIadin. I13
SIXTH RtcE--One mile. Selling Hammie,
i07: Madrid, Ihf: Prig, IU2: Bolero, Speculation,
13l each; Tom Skidmote, "a.