The Washington times., 1894-06-08
SIR WALTER IN FRONT.
St. Anthony Boltcd in the Stretch and Let
the Fayoritc Win.


the Favoritc Win.
NEW YORK, June mo exception could be
taken to to-day's weather ut Morris Park for the
air clear and the wind was cool enough to
make wraps necessary The chief interest of
the day was in the meeting of Sir Waiter and
Banquet at n mile and half, and ii was an ex-
celient race The result might have been differ
ent had the boy On St Anthony been able to
keep him from boiling. for he had clear lead
OF fifteen longths when the four contenders
turned into the stretch, and Il big lot Of
ground 10 make up as he was running strongly,
when he made a bolt for the opposite side Of the
track Sir Matter won finally by a scant length
from Banquet, who had been driven with whip
anu spur Tor more than furlong, and stood it
gamely
There upset In the Ladies' stakes for
three-year-oid fiIlies at n mile and a-siX.eenth.
for kenteerna could not finish any better than
third, while Nahma was pounds better than all
the others and won easily. Stonenellie led the
van to the 'op of the hill, but she could go no
further and died away to nothing. Then Nahma
came away aud won, while Lightfoot nipped
hcntigern at the pest Summaries:
tIRsT RACE-five fGriongS. Correction, 106
(Littieield}, Q TO 5. won by two lengths; Wah
Jim, III (Grinn), 4 to /, second, by one length;
LUster, l0i (Snedeckorl, 3J to i, third Time
0.5sH4. sprinkle Aria, Prosper, 1r., Lizzetta, and
Dergartilla also ran.
SECOND RACE-Une and one-half miles Sir
Walter, l2O (Doggett, TO 10, won by length:
Banquet, ll6 SIMS, TO 8, second, by thirty
lengths. Ilchnicker. W (Grlllnl. 10 j, third.
Timo-2354 1T. Anthony also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and hail furlongs. Phlo-
mena, So (RieG), TO /, won by "a length and
half; Hollywood, So (Donohuel, 50 to l, second by
two lengths; The Coon, 100 tDoggetu, TO third.
Time-lO31a. Pontlear, May Day flly, King
Gold, Golden Gate Herkimer, Kallirhoe, lynn
panee colt, Areca filly, Doe colt, skyight, Miss
Young, Jewel, Dana, Alien L., also ran.
FOURTH kACE-Ladies STAKES One mile and
one-siXteenth- NahinG l31 (.ittietield), to ],
won by two lengths; Lghtfoot, lO9 iSnedeker1, 30
Sims, TO !, third. line-li9. lola, La
Joya, Bcldeinere, son Malheur, Dolly Warden
Baroness, Stoneneilie, Gweudolyn, Poetry, My
Lady. Milan, and Minstrel also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-tort Schuyler stakes. One mile.
Selling. Long Beach 81 (Griftinl, } to /, won by n
length and half; Captain T.. 30 (heeie), even,
second, by three lengths; einaI D, % tDOno-
hue, 10 |, thir.l 1ime-l:il. Oporto, Count
and Equation also ran
SIXTH i;AoE-Five furlongs. Selling Cleopatra
colt, leo al. Jones', 30 TO !, Won by TWO lengths
Tinge, SS tBergsn) 5 10 l. second by n head; Ella
Reed, 80 (keil) 10 |. third Time--059. Ross
more, Nankipooh, 81. Pauline Lady Teacher, In
stalator, Amsterdam. Westtall lilly, Mosquito
Madge, and MariGold filly also ran.
IC-morrows entries.
FIRST TRACE-Three-luarters of mile. Gold
Dollar, Lorimer, II. each; La Misere, ll6; Dun
cannon, Spread Eagle, III each: Reiff. Ill.
sECO>D ltACE-Handicap. one mile. ST. Maxim,
l07; Adelbert, I0i: WIN Fcnso, 100; Ornus, IS;
Song and Dance, %: Lizzie. o.
THIRD lAcE- Five and one-half furlonGs Ap-
plause, 10 Nineyeh, Roma, True blue, 1l5
each; Windgale, sabiila, Pretence, Flush, l0S
each
FOURTH RAcE-yreedland handicap. Seven
furIongs. John, L.; JACK OF Spades, 116: As
signeel Is; Discount, Potentate,l09 each. otJHien
i0s; Galilce. lU1; sam Lucas. l0i: Ben Lomond.
!03; Armitnge. 9s; Prig Pulitzer95 each Fus.le-r,
o. LOchinyar, War bonnet. 50 each; florinda, 50.
iIETB RACK-One mile. Roller, Judge Morrow,
lie each: Galopng King, tactotuin, 81 each;
Clemeutina, 81: Atropine, ~; Anxiety, 81.
SIKH RACE-handcap. Three-fourths of
mile. Prince of Monaco, ll9; California, 49,
Glad, III; Monotony. no. hosila, los; harris, l01
Belle of Stonewall, no. Little Ella, 95