The Washington times., 1894-06-05
SCUM dmorc Wins at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. June A card that was but Or
dinary in its characteristics was fortunately
relieved in the fourth event by an unexpect-
edly brilliant contest. which ended with
Soundmore the victor. The start was good
and the bunch kept well together, making it
almost any ones s race to near the turn into the
stretch; there Soundmore. Logan, Pekin, First
Chance, Mulberry and one or two others began
to make hot pace. Just after passing the
last sixteenth pole two OF the horses swerved
to the outside rail. and Soundmore coming
down the center won by a neck from Logan
in Il rallying finish. The track was fast and
the attendance large. it being ladies' day.
Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-Seven furlongs Lot.ie Mills 100
Garner, to !, won; Miss Perkins 100 81. Dom
nelIy), % 10 l, second; Constantine 100 (Mosby).
10 i. third 1ime-l:29l4. Forest Julien Be j.
sarius, sly Lisbon, Contest, Nanzent, Old Pep
per, One Dime, and San Bias ran.
SECOND RAcE-One and three-sixteenths Of n
mile. May Hardy 96 diam. to /, won; Prince
(N. Lill, to >, third. Iime-2U5l.. Miss Raueh-
man, Little Frank, Pearline, Willston, Michel,
Ech, Jim Murphy, and Progress ran.
THIRD RAcE-five furlongs. Leonard B., l0S
(Haml, even, won; Momus, iU5 (Ross), to ]. Sec
ond: Bob Carter, 1GS Garner, 20 TO /, third
Time-1O3Ia Sam v, Prince Nectar, Taconey,
Jurist, Eliza Bort, Bob Ciampett, and Lou
Prewett ran
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth of a
mile. Soundnore, ll6 &C. McDonaldl, 4 TO 5, won;
Logan, llG Shields, 10 to !, second; Pekin, 11a
(iam) 3 to /, third. Tine-1.iS Martha Smith,
Elmo, Mulberry, Masonic Hcme, John Dunn,
First Chance. Lady Pulsifer, ia ia, Brookdale,
and St Brandon also ran
FIFTH RAcE-Sx furionCs. Sullivan, ia Cor
NAM . to /, wun Bette Badger, 100 (R Jones) 30
to l, second; Molie B.. 100 d. Smith to J. third
iime-I.15. Clara Bauer Frank r. Harfa,
Geraldine, Swifter, Pagan. Fonshway and Maid
of Blarney ran
SIXTH KACE-One and three-sixteenths of a
mile Larghetta. 101 Qiam) to l, won: Little
George, lis tWashburn) 20 TO /, second Romeo,
~ tGarner) to !, third. Time-206. Ether Lis
more, Saddlebag5, Tom S., Dave Zac, Pioneer,
Grey Forest, Col =. Bar esoot and Lockport ran
Entries for Tomorrow at the fair grounds
FIRST RACE-One mile Press Connolly, 1872;
Southern Lady, Willie g., 112 each; Prospect,
Texas Star, Duke of Galesburg, Mean Enough,
j. b. Freed, Jude, 116 each; Mexico. III; Bob
Rice. tr., General Marmaduke, La Sotto Dia-
mond Dick, 121 each
SECOHD kACE-Fifteen- -sixteenths of mile.
Dart, Baby Bill, 1oJ each; Chance 1O7; Ixion,
Brook, Inspector c.. liz each.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Tom L., Mahlen T,
Constantine, li2 each; Silent, Horace Leland,
Fort Worth, III; Hemet 12l; Great Dixon, al
Farrow, Sir Abner, 121 each
FOURTH observation-disclosures Of a mile.
Two-year-olds- Merchants and Manufacturers
stakes Murray, ITO; David, liz; Saguwa, 103:
Black Tiger. l03, and Alabama, los, coupled;
Little Jim, los; Prime Ministerl12 Leona's Last,
ll2; Carrie B.. 112; Caprivi, 1l5;. Trenton, i1S.
FIFTH RAcE-One mile. Satinet 81; Robby
Burns, s6; Orphan, 96; Bugle, Looking Backward,
Luke Richards, Granite, 100 each; Dillon j., 101;
Oxford. Uncle Jim, 103 each; vanzant, los; One;
Dime. los; knickerbocker, Royal Flush, liz each;
Readina, ia
SIXTH RACE-One mile The General, 90; West
Park, 90; Kentucky Lady, Linda, 96 each; Bell
sarius, 100; Lady Pulsifer, 10O Jack Rose. los
Harry wesber, 1l5; Logan, liz; wildwood. 1l2