The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-18
HAVE MADE A TRUCE.
Temporary Peace on the Track
at Gravesend.
For the Present De Lacy Will Make
No Further Move Against
the Dryers.

New YORK, May 17.-Tn spite of the
threatening weather the attendance at the
Gravesend track was fully as large as that
of yesterday. at least 5000 people being
present. But one arrest was made, and
that was simply OH another warrant, a
truce between De Lacy and the club
having been declared Oh Monday.
In the first race the horses were sent
away to a poor start. Kentigorna, Miss
Maud and De Fargilla were the only ones
who were seriously considered. and the
first named led TO the last iurlOng, when
Hamilton came up with rush and wore
Kentigorna's lead down inch by inch, win
ming finally by head in the finest contest
of the day. Comanche was the favOrite IN
the second. winning with a good deal to
spare.
In the third the fllv Ridicule without
effort and from a bad start won. The
PreakDess stake was easily won by
Assignee from the faYorite POtentate. In
an easy winner from an ordinary lot.
Mile and a sixteenth. Miss Maud won,
kenligOrna second. De Fargilla third. Time,
1:5O34.
Mile. and furIong. Comauche won, Bit
zen second, Salina third. Time. Sc.
Amazon stakes, half mile. Ridicue wOn,
Round lay second, High Point Belle third
Treakness stakes. mile and a sixteenth. As
signee won, Potentate second, Ed keaIGey
third. Time, 1914.
Five furIongs. Counter Tenor won, Mirage
SECOND, Harris tiird.. Time, l:O214.
Six lurlOugs, Rosa II won, Addie second.
H0ey hird: lime, 1:I5.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. May IA good card
and Inc weather brought CROWD of about
$500 people at the Downs to-day. The track
was fastand the sport fine. Colonel Clark said
laf In inn ah had
+ doing:he would consider IL one OF the most sue
cesSfui meetings in recent years. The princl-
pal event was the Delbek stake, ana ii was
won in driving hulsh by the fsVorite, Ida
Pickwick, by two lengths. The talent did not
far very we'll, only TWO lavOritrs winning.
Six furlongs, Domingo won. Simrock second.
Cora Taylor fhiId. Time, l:l6H.
-Four 1urlOnss, BIanchenny won, GlenOne
second, Irksome third Time, Isl.
+ The Delbeck stakes. selling sweepstakes for
three Year-Olds ami upward. $1,000 added, one
mile. IDA Plckwick won, King Leo second
q Soon third. Time :42
Five furlOngs, Addie Buchanan won, Myrtle
second, Sandoval third. Tine, 1904.
One mile, San Diego won, The Reaper sec
ond, The King third. Time, :43.
SIX furlOngS, Iucdsta won, Clinton second
Jim Dunn third. Time, ! IL.
ST. LOUIS, May 17.-To-day's card al the
fairgrounds had for lis feature a steeplechase
over tile short course and ii served 10 draw a
good crowd Rain after The second race made
the Track sea Oh mud
Six .ihrlongs ONO Belle won, La Garcia
second, Parquette third. Time. IVA.
One mile, Dec it won. Red Cap second
Arthur 6. hind. Time. :4514.
One mile and three-sxlernths, Prince Carl
won, II lie George second, Archbishop third.
i inc; 2:0634.
One nile aud a quarter, hurdles, Piccadiliy
won, Economy second, Bushranger third.
Time, 2:2O.
Six and a half furongs. Soundmore won
Jennie Harding second. Cass third. Time,
:23sz.
I. One mile, .Roquefort won. Pioneer second, oe
Courtney third. Time. 1864
: HAWTHORNE May 17.-Hait mile. Leo LAX e
won, Ia Ia second COria' tnird. Time, :51A
One mile and seventy yards, Strathmealn
won, Yassal second, Ttlsit thhd. Time,
I:49$E,
Five-elghths of mile. Salvador won, Sprite
second, Dolphin third. Time. 1:O412.
. ThIee-quafters of a mile, Miss Mamie won,
Maggie Murphy second, Oracle third. Time,
1:1914.
lhree-quarers of mile, ZoOleln won, Amelia
May second, Dalsyrian third. Time, 1:l714.
Elve.eigbths Of a mile, Pop Grey won, Oily
Anna second. HI Henry third. Time, l :O4