The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03

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SHEs.A cious grand-stand
FfNVSSe when the flag fell
for the first race.
The dav was not an Ideal racing day,
for there was every indication OF storm.
but the crowd was large, nevertheless.
Besides the Metropolitan Handicap there
was much interest centered In the race
for the Gaillard stakes, the result Of
which was a big surprise for the talent.
Counter Tenor was made an odds on
favorite over Keenan, who had a big
call over Gutta Percha- The race was
won easily by the last-named. an Is to
/ shot
The start in the Metropolitan Handicap
was good for all but Sport, who was
practically left at the post kinglet went
out TO make the running, ana showed the
way up the hill and across its brow 10
the water tower where he gave way 10
his stable companion, kampo. AZ the
turn I'm the stretch Dogsett sent Henry
of Navarro uD 10 the leader and Garrison
| called on DR. Rice The Brooklyn Handi-
| cap winner cid not respond, even 10 the
| furious iiogging which The snapper gave
| hin. Interest centered on the three lead
| ers. RampO was gong easily at the
| eighth pole. but Roche was getting dan
| gerously near, and Taral cut loose. With
| few cuts of the whip and a very rough
| dig OF the spur Rampo drew away.
| Midgely went to the whip OF Roche, and,
| though DOggett dashed Henry OF Navarro,
| he could never reach KampO, who won by
| a length and a half, Roche was two
| lengths in front Of Henry of Navarro.
| The only favOrtc that won was Pochino,
| i'm the first race. The results Of the other
races. with the exception of the sixth.
| played havoc with, the winnings, and
| the talent quit the day much disgruntled.
FIRST race-for maidens. three-year-olds
and upwards, ridden by jockeys never
| having ridden a winner, six furlongs.-
| Pochino O0i, Capim, to ID first Me-
mento (colO second, Dutch Skater third.
| Time, 1:l5.
! Second race-for two-year-olds, five fur
| longs.-Romping Girl 90, Griffin. to u
| first. Utica second, Glad third. Time,
Third race-Gainard stakes. for two
year-Olds, five furlongs -Gutta Percha
| 40 Littiefeld. 10 y first. Kefan second,
| Counter Tenor third Time, 80 l-2.
Fourth race-the Metropolitan Handicap,
| for all ages. one mile ana a furlong.-
Rampo az. Taral, - to . first. Roche
| second. Henry of Navarro third. Time,
1:62 IL.
Fifth race-six MISUNDERSTANDING az,
| Garrison. TO u first, Discount second,
| st. Maxim third. Time. III ID.
,os sixth raee-one mi lie, lronmaster
4
Longbeach third. Time, l:i9.
EVENTS Al CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, ILL. June 2.-Outsiders won
| four Of the six events ar Hawthorne to-
| day The Hawthorne stake FOR two year
ODDS, went TO Toby, the favorite. Sum-
| mares:
First race. seven-eighths of mile
| Lulu T. first Westchester second, Dun
! garven third. Time. % II. Gascon finish
| ed first. but was disqualified for fOuling.
Second race-One milc-Nassal first. Ru-
| dolph second, Strathmeath third. Time,
| 1:45.
Third race-Hawthorne stake. $3.50 add
| ed. two year Odds five-eighths Of a mile
! Toby first. Frank second, Robegap third.
Time. l:03.
Fourth race--one and one-eIghth Of a
mile-Pat Mallary. Jr first, Lester sec
ond, Rapidan third. Time. l:59.
| Mother Of Pearl first Bismarck second.
Oracle third. Time. In.
Sixth race -fOurths Of n mle-Med-
der first. 81. Croix second The King
third. Time. 1:l6 IA.
CLUB MEMBERS HANDIclP-sr. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. June 2-The feature of
to-days card at the fair grounds was the
club members handicap. one mile and a
quarter for the $500 purse. 70 Tambien.
the winner, was the favorite, at 4 to
First race-nine-sixteenths Of a mile
Nellie H.. ffrsa BLACK Satin second,
Allen Louise third. Time. 81 IA.
Second race-three-fourths Of a mile
Mrs. Bradshaw first, Lord WillOWbrCok
second, Bugle third. Time, l:l6.
Third race-One and one-fourth miles,
club members handicap. guaranteed value
S5,000-Yo tTambien first Ray s.. second,
Kildeer third. Time, 2:08.
Fourth race-nine- OF a mile
Signora first. Mollie r., second, Dorah
Wood third. Time, 80 -.
Fifth race-three-furths Of mile-Re-
morse first, Oakview second, Little Dor
rift third Time. l:l5 l-2.
Sixth race-steeplechase short course,
seling-Bush Ranger first. Kate Bender
second Rightaway third. Time III IA.
seventh race-three-fourths Of mile
Maid Marian first, Ethel Gray second,
Fagin third. Time, TIA II.
AT cINcISNAr1.
CINCINNATI, June -Four thousand
people watched the seven races at La
tOnia this evening run over fast track
I'm excellent time. 1t was great day for
Holloway and Murphy's stable Three
Of their horses, Anna. Fariday and Po-
cahontas. landing $500. including the
ripple stake. All three were made favor
ties by the crowd. -Four favorltes won
to-day. Brahma, 10 8. Ia the first race,
and Parquette, 70 |. IN the sixth, failed
10 get a mark while the favorite. Capt.
Drane. i'm the final event could come no
better than third. Anna ran the greatest
race Of the day. Little I'd and Interior
had Anna in a pocket until within seven
" yards Of the wire, when she suddenly
broke through and nipped Tremona win
ming by nose Volt gave Pocahontas a
hard fight in the stake race, and Martin,
on Volt. claimed that he had been fouled
by Ray on Pocahontas. but the judges
refused 10 allow the claim.
First race-six furlongs-Sluria d0j, j.
Hi, TO ID first Eli second. POGO Tempo
third Time. ] Is 81.
Of n mile-Anna d02 a Clayton, 10
81 first. Tremona second, Little Ed. third
Time. I :35 IL.
Third race-free handicap, for three
wear olds and upwards. nine furlongs-
Faraday as, Ray 10 - first, Pomfret