The record-union., 1894-06-22
Taral Pilots RamapO to the Front
in the Sheepshead Bay Stake.
THE WINNERS TIME FOR THE MILE
AND A QUARTER 2.O6 1-5.
Banquet Ran Second and Sport Third
Henry of Navarro Was Left IN the
Ruck-Results of the Races at st.
Louis, Latonia and Hawthorne.
special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.

cool breeze from the sea made the heat
trifle more bearable. The attendance was
about q, 900, by no means as great as on
Brooklyn handicap day at Gravesend,
but still there was an uncomfortable
crowd. There was long delay at the
post, and finally they're off" was
heard, and there were nearly two min
utes and six seconds elapsed, and Taral
drove Ramapo to the head of the lot, with
Banquet hanging on like grim death to
his saddle-skirts.
Griffin. always a quick boy to get of,
rushed to the front Immediately after the
start with Kinglet, but he only got
length away when Banquet shot out after
him, followed by Ramapo, Pickpocket
and Henry OF Navarro. The pace was
not pushed, Griffin taking hold of King
let's head, and reaching the quarter-post
In 254 seconds, a length in front of Ban
quet, Ramapo, Pickpocket and Henry of
Navarro. all lengths apart The pace
qulckened triie after leaving the quar-
ter-post, but Kinglet still led by a length
at the half, which was reached in 5l4 sec
onds, Banquet second Tapped to the head
by Ramapo, Pickpocket and Henry of
Navarro being close up. Kinglet then
began to tire, he having performed his
duty of pacemaker for his stable COM
panion, Ranapo, in clever style.
Passing the three-quarter pole, game
old Banquet made a bold bid for victory,
and taking the lead from kinglet, showed
the way into the homestretch, but only
on sutferance, however, as jockey Fred
Taral seeing Kinglet give it up, went to
work on Ramapo, and with giant strides
the favorite slowly but surely overhauled
Banquet, while Sir Walter forged into
third place, Sport coming up fast All
through the home stretch it was an easy
thing for Ramapo, who won easily by
length.
The vast throng of excited race goers
threw their hats and handkerchiefs about
in token of admiration for the victor.
Banquet, whipped and spurred, but all TO
no purpose, so far as first money was con-
cerned, struggled into second place, three
lengths before Sport, with Henry OF Ma
uarre and Perkins back in the ruck.
The time was 2:O6 1-5. which is very
fast time for the Sheepshead Bay track.
The mile was run in 1:40l, after which
the pace fell off. Kinglet had gone leg
weary during the first part of the jour-
ney, leaving his stable companion to win
the rich prize for Gideon d DAILY.
Taral is the hero of the hour, he hav-
ing rode the winners in the Brooklyn
handicap, in the Metropolitan handicap
and the Suburban handicap of 1891, being
the only jockey ever performing the feat.
The crowd rushed to the jockey stand
! l.
He was out of his silks in a few seconds,
it seemed. and then before the race had
been over ten minutes he was out of the
grounds on his way to Chicago to ride
Domino in the American Derby. His
face was wreathed i'll smiles as he left.
He had won the Triple Event, and in
good style.
Five furlongs. Correction won, Stone
hill second, Dolly Colt third. Time,
O:59 %.
Nine furlongs, Candelabra won, Long
Beach second. Melody third. Time,
1:54 20.
Half-mile, Maretti won, st. Pauline
second, Lucania third. Time. O:49
Half-mile, The Buffer won, Punch Sec
ond. Jessie Taral third. Time, 0:4S %.
Suburban, mile and quarter, Ramapo
won, Banquet second. Sport third. Time,
2:06 l-5.
One mile, Chant won, Factotum second,
Mr.. Jingle third. Time, lao %.
Hurdle, two miles, Ballerat won, Ju-
gurtha second, Weoiford third. Time
3:45.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-Six furlongs, Billy
Sunderland won, Vashti second, Davesac
third. Time, 1:l6.
Half mile. Dora H. Wood won. Nc
Inerney second, Anna McNairy third.
Time, 0:50.
One mile, Little Chris won. Mountain
Quail second, John Dunn third. Time,
0:43.
Five fnrlongs, Frank Gayle won, Te-
nacious second, Theodore third. Time,
1:20.
One mile, Charlie Mcdonald won, Sim
rock second, Rey Del Mar third. Time.
l:42l.
Six furlongs, Tea Set won, Bayard sec
ond, Ed Garland third. Time, lis.
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, June 2I.-Six furlongs,
One Spring won, The Ban second, Chiesa
third. Time, 1:164.
Mile and seventy yards. Greenwood
won, Kankakee second. Bob L. third.
Time, l:464
Six furlongs, Captain Drane won, Shut
tie second, Jessica third. Time, l:153.
Five furlorgs, Satsuma won, Onondaga
second, Laurette third. Time, 1:02.
Five furlongs, Indus won, Glide Sec
ond, Susie Nell third. Time, 1:153.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE Qll.), June 2l.-Half
mile. Pellas won, Diggs second, Lizzie NJ.
third. Time. 0:503.
One mile, Senator Irby won, Broad
head second, Loudon third. Time, 1923.
Three-quarters of mile, Cash Day
won, Jack Riehelieu second, Ellie third.
Time, 1:423
Seven furlongs, Percy won, Ragner
second, Mockahi third. Time, I:2Sl.
Mile and a sixteenth, Bessie Bisland
won, Philora second, Tippecanoe third.
Time, 1:5l.
Seven furlongs, Fakir won, Eli Kindig
second, Myriam Il. third. Time, l:30.
AT ASCOT HEATH.
LONDON, June 2l.-At Ascot Heath to-
day the race for cup and stake, distance
about two miles and half, was won by
Baron De Hirsch's La Fleche, Calistrate
second. Cyphria third.
The race for the Memorial stakes was
won by Lord Cadogan's Court Ball, Ell
Diablo second. Son of Gun third.
sALADIN DEFEATS MASCOT.
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