The herald., 1894-09-04
RACING NOT UP TO PROMISE.
Many Disappointed Sports at
SheepShead Bay.
The Labor Day Handicap Was Very
Tame Affair.
70 Tambisn Beaten Out by Cooper and
sarngossn - Summary of the
Races - Baseball and
Cycling Events.
By the Lsnnciated Pres..

By the Associated Press.
New YoRK, Sept. 3.--In spite OF the
threatening weather the attendance at
Sheepshead Bay was as large as the
usual holiday crowd, but the racing was
by no means up to promise. When the
scratching was over it could be seen the
greatest havoc had been made in the
Labor day handicap, at mile aud a
quarter, for only five had been left out
of the original IA, and Yo Tambisn was
an eyen-money favorite. John Cooper
was the second choice and Saragossa
third, while few wanted to bet on the
others at any price. There was long
delay at the post. due to the bad be-
havior of Yo Tambien, who would not
join her field, but after awhile she con-
cluded to break. At the end OF the first
mile Pocshontas had run herself into
the around and gave it up. while Hy-
derbad was in the same condition.
Next WAS Yo Tambien, and then Cooper
came away from the lot as If they were
standing still, and won easily from Bar
gossa.
Five urlongs-Manoheste won, Mag
netism second, Roundelay third; time,
1899.
Seven furlongs-Lissack won, Gotham
second, Monaco third; time. 1:29.
One mile-Patrician won, Senator
Grady second, Sir Excess third; time,
1:4234.
Mile and qunrter-John Cooper
won, Ssragoesa second, Yo Tambien
third; time. 2:0734.
Mile~Buckrene won, Adelbert Sec
ond, Mr.. Dasa third; time, l Al 4-5.
Two miles on turf-Harry Alcnzo
won, Assignee second. Lightfoot third;
time, 1928.
Mile on turf-Live Oak won, Jack
Ross second, Weinberg third; time,
IA 3-5.
RESULTS AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.-A large crowd
visited Latonia today, but the 20 book
makors here were sufficient TO handle
all the money offered. There were
seven races on the card ana favorites
went down in the frst three and won
the last four. The surprise OF the day
was in the third race when Clementine.
at prohibitive odds. again disappointed
her followers, Eli, 10 to l, winning in
canter, six lengths ahead of the fRvorite.
The track was dry and dusty.
Seven furlongs-Harry l.. won, Volt
second, Master Fred third time, :291a.
Eleven-sixteenths of mile-Domino
won, Adam second, Sandoval third /;
time, :091s,
Nine furiongs-Eli won, Olementine
second, Remoree third time. l :56.
Mile--J. p. B. won, Lindolette second,
Zophille third; time, :42.
Five furlonge-Venice won, Air ee
Goodwin second, Fabia third; tine,
:044. w., --.-~
june second, Little Miss third; time,
:301a.
Five furlongs-La Creole won, Leaflet
second, Toloachs third time. :0354.
AT HAWTHORNE TRACK.
HAWTHORNE, ILL.,, Sept. 3.--Five fur
longs-Digga won, Cashier second, Kittie
Scott third time. l O414.
Six furlonga-Motor won, Outlook seq
ond, Dick Behan third time, :18.
Mile-Gascon won, Linda second.
Hawthorne third time. ! :4431.
Mile and q sixteenth-Queen Bess
won, Patrick second. Colonel s. third
time, :l534.
Six furlchss-Booze won, Dockstatter
second, Willie L. third tirne, l 203l.
Five furlongs-Wella Street Won, Co.
ria second, Tremor third time, :041l.
Six furlongs-Rico won, Leo second,
Hymn third; time, l :lS.
AT MADISON.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 3.-Five furlongs-
Bright Star won, Cslsntha second, Plea.
dilly third; time, :061s.
Five furlongs-Redwing won, STAN
meter second, Shakespeare third time,
:0S.
Six furlongs-Psulstte won, Ivanhoe
second, Extra third time, 10.
Five furlonGs-AnnieE e. won, Bordsrer
second. Wrestler third; time, :O6L.
One mile-Don Caster won, Queen
Enid second, Jamestown third; time.
Lao.