The record-union., 1894-07-05
TOPICS OF THE TURF.
Rey Ell Santa Anita Easily Captures
the sheridan Stakes.

the sheridan Stakes.
WASHINGTON PARK, July A big
holiday crowd attended the races to-day
and saw seven excellent contests. Rey
El Santa Anita proved that his winning
the Derby was not an accident by easily
capturing the Sheridan stakes at a mile
and quarter. He was a three to five
favorite, and, after trailing his field for a
mile, he came away and won without be-
ing fully extended.
Five furlongs, Rasper won, Sun-Up
second, Overalls third. Time, l:02.
Mile and an eighth, Yo Tainbien won,
Cleaning second. Lake Spear thiio.
Time, 1:52l.
One mile, Gunwad won, Tippecanoe
second, Little Walter third. Time. I:4244.
Mile and quarter Rey Ell Santa Anita
won, Prince Carl second. Peytonia third.
Time, 2:0S4.
Six furIongs, Pat won, Promenade sec
ond. Uncle Luke third. Time, 1:15.
One mile, Egbert won, The Kitten Sec
ond, Marie third. Time. 1:424.
-Four and a half turlongs, Geraldine
won, Lulu L. second, Pedestrian third.
Time, l:l44.
AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July EAST St. Louis re-
suits: Six furlongs, Mitra won, Tom S.
second. San Bias third. Time, l:22.
Half mile. Maud Mcmillan won. Blue
Bonnet second, Agnes S. third. Time,
0:542.
tive furlongs, Lady Lester won, Podiga
second, On Time third. Time, l:06.
Thirteen-sixteentbs of a mile, w. T..
Ellis won, Ballardine second, frankie d.
third. Time, 1:2S3.
Seven furlongs, Yosemite won, The
General second, Asben third. Time. 1861.
AT PORTLAND.
PORTLAND. July 4.-Eight thousand
people attended the races at Irvington
Park to-day. In the mile and an eighth
dash for three-year- Last Chance fell
in front of the grand stand rolling over
Jockey Weaver and breaking his collar
bone.
Two-twenty-four class, Kittitas Ran
ger won, Haverly second, Glasco third.
Time. 2:203.
Four and half furlongs. Annie Moore
won, Hal Fisher second, Jim r. third
Time, 0:564.
Mile and an eighth, Zamlock won,
Normandie second. Time, 2:03.
Two-eighteen class, Altao won, Pearl
Fisher second. Time, 2:204. Flora s.
was ruled of for delaying the start after
taking one heat.
Two-thirty class, Ann Olene won,
Karle karne second. Time. 2:294.
AT sBEEPsHEAD BAY.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY. July 4.-Racing at
Brighton Beach and Flushing drew many
people away from Sheepshead Bay to-
day. The weather was cool and pleasant
and the betting brisk.
one and half miles on the turf, st.
Michael won, Long Beach second, Chief
Justice third. Time. 2:36 l-5.
Five furlongs, Caesarion won, Silvie
second, Jessie Taral third. Time, 1:03.
Miles and an eighth. Mr.. Jingle won,
Nahma second, Peacemaker third. Time,
1:54a.
Mile and a quarter. Sir Walter won,
Banquet second. Roche third. Time,
2.07 4-5.
Futurity course. Walter won, Con-
noisseur second. Monaco third. Time,
1:l5.
one mile, Tom Skidmore won, Daily
America second, Chattanooga third.
Time. 1889 3-5.
Steeplechase, two and half miles. st.
John won, Westmoreland second, Glen
fal1on third. Time not taken.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK, July 4. = AT Brighton
Beach to-day the weather was delightful,
and the big holiday crowd was in 6umor.
About forty bookmakers weighed in and
were kept busy taking in money. The
card was not particularly brilliant, but in
several instances the finishes created a
sensation.
Five furlongs, Nick won, Walcott Sec
ond, Robin Hood third. Time; I:03.
one mile. Joe Ripley won, Major Gem
eral second. Potentate third. Time.
1:44 3-5.
Steeplechase, short course, Iron Duke
won, Dufier second, Rover third. Time.
3:0sA.
Five flirlongs. Pontlear won, 1inge
second, Ringgold third. Time. l:044.
One mile, Sir Knight won, Huntington
second, Yestibule third. Time, l:4l.
B. second, Blue Garter third. Time, 1:57.
One mile, Ferrier won, Annie Bishop
second, Charade third. Time. Ia.