The herald., 1894-06-08
The HORSE, BAT AND WHEEL
A Good Attendance at the St.
Louis Track.
sir Walter and Banquet OF New
York.
Summary or the Principal Events.
what was Done on the Dis-
mond = Bicycling
Matters.
Bv the Associated Press.

at the fair grounds today was brought
out by the clear, warm weather and the
prospect OF good sport on fast track.
The feature OF the card was the Kinder
garten stake. worth $4,000 to the winner.
for 2-year-olds, which. however, proved
interesting only from the fact that Prime
Minister backed down to 6 to 5. Favor
itism failed even to show. Csprivi won
handily by three lengths after an almost
featureless contest.
In the mile race the disqualification OF
st. Brandon carried the money to Lizzie
McDuff, and gave Archbishop ana
Francis Pope second and third money
respectively.
In the steeplechase Eolic's owner
claimed second money on the ground
that Argentine did not take the jump.
The claim WAS allowed.
In the last race Maid Marian was the
only animal carrying money, and the
odds were justified by her cssy victory.
But two fsvorites won, and the talent
went broke.
Seven furlongs--Long Ten won. Free
Homo eecond, Granite third; time,
1914
One mils-Lzzie McDuff won, Arch
bishop second, Francis Pope third;
time. AZ.
Fifteen eixteenths mile-West Park
won, Cedar Brook second, Jim Hogg
third; time, 1879.
kindergarten stakes, guaranteed value
$4,000. sweepstakes for 2-year'olds.
We furlongs-Caprlvi, to 2, won;
Trenton, to /. second; Leonard B., 6
to l, third; time. l :03.
Steeplechase, snort course - Iron
Duke won. Argenta second, Eoic third;
time. 2:12.
One mile--Msid Marian won, Dsgo
second. Jack Rose third time, AS.
NEW YoaK, June THE chief inter-
est ef ths day at Morris park was the
meeting OF Sir Walter and Banquet at
milo and half The result might have
been different had the boy on St. An
thony been able to keep him from bolt
ing, for he had q clear lead of 10 lengths
when the four horses turned into the
stretch. and 1t was big lot OF ground
to make up, as he was running strongly
when he made rush for the opposite
side OF the track.
length from Banquet, who had been
than a furlong and stood it gamely.
There was an upset in the Ladies'
stakes for 3.year-old tillies at mile aud
sixteenth, Kentigerna, tine fsvorite, run
ming third.
Five urlongs-Correctio won, Wsh
Jim second, Lustre third; time. 1854.
Mile and halt--Sir Walter won, Ban
ouet second, Picknioker third; time,
| 2:351s.
Five and half furlongs-Philomsns
won, Hollywood second, The Coon third j
time. :05.
L .diea stakes, eight and half fur
longs-Nahma won, Lightfoot second,
Kentigerna third time. l 40.
SCHUYLER stakes, one mile--Long Beach
won, Captain T. second, Selma D. third I;
time, Al.
Five furlongs - Cleopatra won. Tinge
second, Ella Reed third; time. 80
CINCINNATI, June 7.-One of he largest
crowds OF tho meeting saw the last race
offered by the Latonia club.
There was only one faYorite who
pleased his hackers and won, Bob L. ,
in the first race.
The Milldale stakes, worth Sl64O to
the winner, was captured by a rank
outsider, The Sculptor, who was backed
from 20 to IL to l and won in a drive
from the second choices, Pedestrian.
Rel Ell Santa Anita, favorite to
lust managed to show. The summaries
Seven furlongs-Bob L. won. Belle
Foster second, Powder third; time
1:28A.
One mile-Pocahonta won, Florl
Thornton second, Lindolette third
time. :421a.
Seven urlougs-Lsncelot won, Gap.
tain Drane second, Forenny third; time
1:2SA.
The Milldale stake. worth $l640 to tn
winner, for 3-year-olds and upwards. 81,
furongs--The Sculptor won, Pedestrian
second, Rey el Santa Anita third; time
1:144.
Five furlongs--Adam won, Ace soc
ond, Bridget third time, :O34.
HAWTHORNE, June Half mile
Charley Webber won, Red Top second
Bandmaster third; time 0 :5l1a.
Six furlongs-Elva won, Soudan sec
ond, St. Croix third time, 1:164.
. One mile-Dungar won, lakewood sec
: ond. Jack Richeleu third; time, :441a
Mile and a qusrter-Joe Murphy won
Pat Miller, jr., second, Bessie Bislan
;, third; time, 2:124.
: Six furlongs-Msryland won. Bit
marck second, Sprite third time, III
Jix furlongs-George F. Smith won
Imp. Percy second, Amelia May third
q time, :l614.