The herald., 1894-06-17
HOT WEATHER UPON THE TURF.
A Pretty Finish at Morris
Park.
Scratching Reduced the Programme
at LatOnia.
Summary OF Events at st. Louis and
Hawthorne Kaces-Results on
the National League
Diamond.


Diamond.
By the Associated Press.
New York, June 16.-It was sitting
hot at Morris Park today, but the at
tendance was excellent. The racing
was very good, particularly in the New
York Jockey club handicap, which
Pick pocket won in hard drive through
the tretch. The four horses got off
well tagether at the first attempt, and
Hersld at once assumed the lead. Going
up thu hill Redskin overlook him and
they ran on even terms, three lengths
ahead of Don Alonzo, who was length
ahead of Pickpocket. As they rounded
into the stretch, Redskin had enough of
it and fell back. Then Don Alonzo
started after Herald, bat could not sue
ceed in catching him. Pickpocket came
around the outside, and, with little
ure <, took the lead in the last ak
teen M, and won handily by length
and half.
Six furlongs-The Judge won, War
Bonnet second. Reiff third; time, l :121a
Barlow stakes, six furlongs-Keenan
won, Sir Galahad second, Paladin third ;
time, :l24.
Glen Island handicap, one mile-Prig
won, DobbinH second, Assignee third ;
time :391a.
New York Jockey club handicap, mile
and u quarter-Pickpocket won, Herald
second, Don Alonzo third; time 2:07.
Fivp fdrlongs-Annisett won, Silvie
second. Belmar third; time 591s.
Mile and a sixteenth-Tom Skidmore
won. Clementine second, Count third
time 2:O9H.
LAToNIA RACES.
CINcINNATI, June 16.-Seven races
were on the card today, but scratches
caused the third to be declared off. The
track was fast. In the second the mile
was made in :401a, within one-fourth
of a second of the track record. In the
last race the Latonia record OF IA for
six furlongs was equaled. Lazzarone
was in splendid form, and he gslloped
away with $1,000, the Hillyer stake, win
ming under heavy pull by two lengths.
There were several poor starts, and in
the second race the horees we're held al
the post 35 minutes. Thorpe was fined
$100 and Fisher $50 for disobedience in
the race. The shock Of the day came in
the first race, when Early Rose. a s.
year-old, scored the first victory of hel
life at 20 to l.
Six iurlongs-Early Rose won, Alb
second, Anne Elizabeth third; time
1:16I.
One mile-Eghart won, J. P. B. sec
ond, Sculptor third; time, :4015.
Hillyer stake for 3-year-olds, nine far
longs-Lazzarone, 2 to 5, won Resplen
dent, 5 to S. second; Selika, 8 to /, third
time, :55A.
Five furlonge-Sunburst won, Jot
Mack second, lrksome third time, :05
Six furlongs-Ross won, Marion q
second, Pirate King third; time. l :15
Six furIongs-Salvation won. Gas
second, Promenade third; time, IA.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 16.-Six furlongs-
Bette Badger won, Miss Gallop second
Geraldine third; time. :1614,
Mile and a sixteenth won
Wahstchie second, Ataman third; time
:49.
Five furlongs, Debutante stake. $1,000
Mics Alice won. Carrie B. second. Par
thena third; time, 1:03L.
Two miles--Littla George won, Billie
Mckenzie second, Barefoot third time
$685..
Steeple chase, short course Eoli,
won, Bucephalus second, Laura B. third
time, 2:06.
Six furlones-Lottie Mills won, Rositi
second, Guido third; time, 1:144.
HAWTHORNE RACES
HAWTHORNE. June 16.-Five furlongs-
Pallss won, Oorinne second, Wells Stree
third; time, 1:0314.
Seven urlongs-Ingomar won, William
T. second, The Kitten third; time, :29
Chicago Derby, mile and quarter
Vassal won. Senator Irby second, Oak
wood third: time, 2:11.
Six furlongs-Sprite won, Governo
Palmer second, Eli Kindig third; time
1;1714.
Six furlongs-Zoolein won, Otyannl
second. Monrovia third; time, :161s.
Six furlongs-Mother of Pearl won
Judge D. second. Booze third time, l :16
Steeplechass, short course-Tyro won
Zampost second, Gen. Miles third; time
3:31.