The herald., 1894-06-15
CURRENT SPORTING EVENTS,
A Pr0hibitive FavOrite Beaten
at Morris Park.
The Talent Badly Demoralized at
Latonia.
Summary OF tho Races Mt Various
Eastern Tracks-Resuits Upcn
the National League
Binmohd.

New YoRK, June 14.--The chief inter-
est at Morris park today was in the mile
and half race, in which Dorian, Sport
and Sir Walter started, at 10 pounds of,
weight for age. Sir Walter was pro-
hibitive favorite, with Sport second
choice and the 3.year-old not wanted
by anybody but the punters. The flag
iell to q good start and none OF the
jockeys seemed inclined to make the
running. The consequences we're that
the race degenerated into mile gallop
and sprint OF hall a mile down the
hill. In a short time Sir Walter had
enough OF it and then Griffin sent Dorian
out for the lead. He took 1t easily in
the last eighth and Sport got enough OF
it, leaving the 8-yehr-old to gn,lop In
winner. Dorian will run in the Ameri-
can Derby at Chicago and 10 thought to
have royal chance.
Fivs furlongs-G utta Percha won, Cal
ifornia second, Bessie Tarral third time,
l:0l1s,
One mile-Comanche won, Lizzie Sec
ond, Peter the Great third; time, al.
Anticipation stakes, FIVE and a MALT
furlonge-Sir Galahad won. Waiter acc.
ond, Sabrila third; time, :04la.
Bay Chester stakes. one mile-Our
Jack won, Discount second, Peacemakef
third; time, :42.
Five and a half iurlongs-W Jim
won, Lustre second, Jack of Spades
third; time. :03.
Mile and a half-Dorian won, Sport
second, Sir Walter third; time, 3 40.
Five fnrlongs-Armitage won. Facto.
tom second, Addie third; time, 59M.
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The bright, sun
shiny weather brought big crowd of
betters to Latonia today. The track Was
asst. It was outsiders' day, the only
favorite to win being Lehman, in the
last race. The principal event was the
Sensation stake. worth 1920 to the win.
ner, which was taken by Oorrigan's Leo
Lake in nose finish. A novel feature
OF the race was the use OF Ezekie's
numbered saddle cloths. with the horses
number in figures large enough TO be
plainly seen across the track.
Six iurlongs-M Knott won, Advo-
cate second, Mrs. Morgan third; lime,
1I44.
One -Rosplendent won, Master
Fred second, Lingolette third; time,
:424.
Six furlonge--Florianna won, Shuttle
second Contribution third; time, :141a.
The Sensation stakes, for 2yesr- olds.
six furlongs--Leo Lake won, Handsome
second. Sun Up third: time, l 10.
Five furlongs-Blizzsrd won, Ace Sec
ond, Start third; time, l ;03.
One mile-Lohman won, Pocahontas
second, Brahma third; time, 1.42N.
ST. LOUIS RACES.
81. LOUIS, June 14,-Weather clear
and warm, track fast.
Seven furlongs-Tessie D. won, John
Mum second, Little Frank third time,
l so.
Six furlongs-C Constantine won, Lottie
Mills second, Safe HONS third; time.
1:15L.
Mile and an eghth-Yo Tam bien W on,
Logan second, ChisTell third time not
given.
Seven furlongs-B. Fly, j., won, Gen.
eral second, Tip third time. 1893.
Steeple chase, mile and three-eighths
Iron Duke won. Repeater second,
Bushranger third; time, 2:54s4.
six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won. Frank
Hafff second, Bette Badger third time,
I :15.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE, June 14.-Seven furlongs
Natural won, Walkover second, Over
ella third; time, IA.
Six furlongs- Enthusiast won, Capt.
Brown second, Loudsn third; time, l :l6.
Mile and quarter-Joe Murphy won,
Peyton second. Rapidan third; time.
2:11L.
Six urlongs-Remedy won, Spring.
time second, Kingstock third; time,
1:1619.
Six furlongs-Jsek Richelieu won.
Zoolein second, Evantus third; time,
l:151s.
DENVER RACES.
DENVER, June 14.-First race, three
minute class, trosting, purse $1,000
Trou blesome won first. second and third
heats and race in Q :27. 2:29, 2:27; Nell
lie Cobb second. Dan M. third.
Second race, 2:30 class pacing, puree
$700-Harvey Victor won first, second
and third heats and race in 2 40, 2:2014,
2:211a; Eva second, Pearl third.
Third race, Polo pony race, 1872 hands
and under, half mile. purse $3.50
Dorothy formerly Little NelD won, Fly
ing Bird second, Small Hopes formerly
Dickie) third time. :53.
E. q. Bolles of Denver. riding a BIZ
cycle, beat the running horse Tucker,
distance one mile in 2:111a.