The morning call., 1894-06-06
LITTLE JIM WINS THE PURSE.

CINCINNATI, June Sin spite of the
drilling rain that came down steadily all
the afternoon and made the already heavy
track heavier still $500 people travelled out
TO Laionia 10 enjoy the sport. Only one
fayorite out of six came first under the
wire, Darwin Edgewood. to l, coming In
winner Of the first race, while kossinet,
favorite, finished next to last. Interior.
another 4 and to l chance. snatched the
victory from George Bird in the second
race. Mote, at to 5, landed the sixth,
while Twenty-three, to l, galoped home
first in the last. The Tobacco, selling
purse worth $3.50, was taken by Young.
a heavily even money favorite. The
last two races were captured by outsiders.
First race, six furlongs, Darwin Edgewood Q
TO ! won, Perita - 10 1 second, Prince Leo .
10 l third. Time, :23.
Second race. seven funongs, Interior TO l
won, q. J. Cox 80 10 I second, Joanna TO l
third. Time, 1888.
Third race, SIX 1uTlongs. Twenty-three to 1
wen, Ashland 10 / second, King Charlie TO
! third. Time, 1:2O14.
stakes for thTee-yeaT-Olds and upward, worth
$3.50 TO the winner, one mile, Henry Young
even won, King Leo 4 10 L second, Auna TO L
hind. Time, :46l2.
Fifth race. eleVen-sIxteenths of a mile. Cane
wood 10 l won, BlascO TO 1 second, Fan
OaugO 10 tblf0. lime, .1oL2.
Sixth race seven fUTlODgs, say On 10 ! WoD,
The Sculptor to l second, Santa Maria 10
third. Time, 1872.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-To-day was set for
the Merchants and Manufacturers stake
for twu-year-Oids at the fair grounds, and
an ugly day il was. The weather was
cloudy and cold and the track sloppy. AS
q result the stake race was dump for the
talent. The start was bad one, Carrie
B, the favorite, getting off in the rear of
the field. The lunniBg to the first quarter
was easy in the sea of mud. To the half
the pace was a little better. At the last
sixteenth Caprivi, who opened in the bet
ting a % 10 l, closing at s. and Little Jim
drew away from the field, and in finishing
won by three lengths. The leaving Of
Wild Rose in the sixth made the bookies
sure of hundreds of dollars. Favorites won
five Of the six races and the talent went
nome happy. The speculation and crowd
were as 8 Whols light
First race. ore mile, La Sofia 2 to 1 won,
Mexico 10 1 second, J. b. Freed TO third.
Time, :4934.
second race. Fifteen sixteenths, Senator Irbv
6 10 won, Dart TO second, BIZ Lee TO
thtrd. Time, 1894.
Third race one mile, Constantine to won,
Tim 4 to 1 second, Norwslk 10 to 1 third.
Tine, 1850.
Fourth race. eleven sixteenths of a mile,
Merchants and Manufacturers stake, handi-
cap for two-year-Olds, guarantee value $1,000,
Caprivi 10 to / won, Little Jim 10 second,
LeOnas 4 10 I third. lime, I'LL
Fifth race, one mile, Dillon j to won,
Bobby Burns 10 1 second. Granite 20 10
third, lime, :4T12.
Sixth race. one mile, Linda to won. Logan
s TO second, Belisarius third Time, 40.
NEW YORK, June Sat Morris Park
the first race was a good betting contesT,
for all the horses were backed to some ex-
tent. Sir Rocco had but little difficulty in
winning, while Wah Jim got the place
easily. Judge Morrow was the choice OF
the talent in the second race and VOL
easily.
Five furongs, Sir Rocco won, Wah Jim sec
ond. Lizette third. Time, $50.
Que mile and sixteenth, Judge Morrow won
Bitten second, Lizzie third. Time, 1914.
One mile, PeacemaKer won, Discount second
Sam Lucas third. Time, 1;42.
Harlem stakes, five and half fHrlongs
Midgley won, Paladin second, The Preserve
third. Time, 1907.
Seven iurlongs, Figaro won, Maxim second
Armitage third. Time. :271a;
One mile. Captain won, Hammie second
Seena third. Time, l Al.
HAWTHORNE, Ill, June ,5.-First race, five
eighths of mile. 6. Boone won. Cyanthia sec
ond. De Jure third. Time. 1:O512.
Second race, one mile, Equity won, Neigh
second. Carlsbad third. Tim, l 40.
Third race, fve-eighths Of mile. Ottyan
won, Pop Gray second, Captain Brown third
Time, l :03i4.
Fourth race three-quarters OF a mile, TIE
Nike won. oolsey second, Bismarck third
Time, 1:1S.
Filth race, three-quarters Of mile, JAG
Richeheu won, Glee Boy second, Prince Henr
third. Time, 1:l7
Sixth race, hurdles, one and a quarter miles
General Miles won, Pat Miles second, EcaTt
third. Time 2 "a
WAsHNGToN, June 5-FIrst race, six fur
longs, Salisbury won, Traitor second, Red Sta
third Time, 1:16M.
second race, four and half furlongs, Hele
n won, Florist second, Phil Daily thru. Tint
:561a.
Third race, six and half furlomgs, Gran
Prix won, Dutch Lou second. Fannie BeverIe
third. Time. 1:233A.
Fourth race, hall mile, Miss Doris I'll
won, Agitation second. Senator Hill third. \
time.
Fifth race. one mile. AnnOrean won. DE-
Birch second, Glen Roller third. Time, 1929