The herald., 1894-06-06
RACING ON A SLOPPY TRACK
The Merchants and Manufac-
turers Stake.
Captive Wins the Prize by Three
Lengths.
Events ON Different Courses - Great
Games of Baseball Played
at Boston aud Ball
timores
B, the Associated Pre.s.

By the Associated Press
ST.. LOUIS, June 5.-Today was set for
the merchants and Manufacturers
stake for 2-year.olds at the fair grounds,
and an ugly day it was. The weather
was cloudy and cold and the track was
sloppy. As result, the stake race was
dump for the talent. The start was
good one, Carrie B., the fayorite, getting
off in the rear OF the field. The running
to the f rst quarter was in sea OF mud.
To the half the pace was little better,
and at the last sixteenth Captive, who
opened in the betting at rs to l, closing
at 8, drew away from the field and won
by three lengths.
One mile La Sofia won. Mexico sec
ond, J. B. Freed third; time. l:4SA.
Fifteen sixteenths Of a mile-Senator
Irby won, Dart second, Bill Lee third
time. 1891.
One mile Constantine won, Tim sec
ond. Norwalk third; time, l:50.
Eleven-sixtesnths OF a mile, mer-
chants and manufscturers' stake, hand
leap, for 2-year -olds, guaranteed value
$2000-Captive, 10 to l, won; Little
Jim, 6 to l, second Leonas' LAST, 4 to l,
third; time, I'LL.
One mile-Dlllon J.won. Bobby Burns
second, Granite third; time, l:471a.
One mile-Linda won, Logan second,
Belisarius third; time, 40.
New YoRK, June 5.--At Morris Park
the first race was good betting contest.
for all the horses were backed to some
extent. Sir Rocco had but little diff
Guilty in winning, while Wah Jim got
second place easily,
Five furlongs-Sir Rocco won, Wah
Jim second, Lizette third; time. 100.
One mile and eixtesnth--Judge Nor
row won. Bitten second, Lizzie third;
time. ASH.
One mils-P eacemsksr won. Discount
second, Sam Lucas third; time, / :42.
Harlem stakes, FIVE and half furlongs
-Midsley won. Paladin second, The
Preseiver third; time, 1:07.
Seven furlongs-Figaro won, Maxim
second; Armitage third; time, :27la.
One mile-Captsin T. won, Hsmmie
second, Selena third; time, l Al.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-rhe Tobacco, q
selling purse worth $3.50, was taken by
Young, a heavily backed even money
favori'e.
Summaries: Six furlongs - Darwin
Edgewood won, Perita second. Prince
Leo third; time, / :2S.
Seven furlongs-Interior won, g. j.
Cox second, Jeana third time. 1881.
Six iurlongs-Twenty-Three Won,
Ashland second, King Charlie third;
time, :2014.
Tobacco stakes, selling sweepstakes
for 3 year-olds and upwards. worth
1850 to the winner, one mile-Henry
Young won (even), King Leo a to ID
second. Anna "A to u third; time,
:46l3
E,even-sixteeIths OF mile-Oant-
wood won, Blasco second, Fandango
third time, :l4h.
Seven furlongs-Ssy On won, The
Sculptor second. Santa Maria third;
time, :32.
HAWTHORNE, June 5. Five furlongH--
G Boone won, Cynthia second. De Jure
third; time, :0514.
On mile-Eqnity won, McLight Sec
ond, Carlsbad third; time. l: AS.
Eve furlongs-OttyanDa won, Pop
Gray eecond. Captain Brown third:
time, :0314.
Six furiongs-Tee Mike won, Woolssy
second. Bismarck third; time. l :l8.
Six furlongs-Jack Richelisu won,
Glee Boy second, Prince Henry third
time III.
Hurdles. one and a quarter miles
General Miles won, Pat Mike second,
Ecarte third time, 2;34.