The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
WON IN STRAIGHTS
TWO OF THE THREE EVENTS AT
CLEVELAND so DECIDED.

CLEVELAND so DECIDED.
and IL the Weather is a BIT Coo'' inc
Track is all Kight-Favorites I'll Eami
and Bright Regent Win-Loki "ihs
from The Dragon at Oakley-Mudiarks
at St. Louis Again-Rain at Big HUH
Beach-Other Races-sportins NEWS
and Notes.
Cleveland, July 3o.-Although two OF
the events were decided In StfdISa
heats there was good racing at the uil-
wing park today, the time pelnS last
The wea tier was cool but the TRACK
was good.
In the 2:30 trot FL Rami was not
savorite. Spinaway took the nrst neat
after a, game struggle but the chestnut
gelding won the next three with case.
In the PA pace, Bright Regent, the
favorite, won with apparent ease De
ing chased home in the first neat by
Dudley and in the second ana thlrd
by Peerless.
Baron Rogers was the favorite IN the
2:i5 Irot at even money for the field
but the bay stallion Aka went to the
front early. il the race ana won III
straight heats. Summaries:
Class 231, trotting, purse $1,000 III
Rani won second, third and louftA
heats. Time 2:14A 2:l61l; z1I%k. SPIN !
away won first heat and was second |
Time 2IH4 Red NuttHnS was third !
Lake Erie, SacaZa, Birdie cay Hatue |
Clark. Maynard and Aay11ower also !
started. o,
Class PA, pacing, purse $1,000: Brlgnt |
Regent won in three straight heats. 1
Time 2:1154; 2:09%.; 2:l0A- Peerless was !
second and Dudley third Phena, be
Sure. Kentucky Star. Arlington, MAJOR
Hal. Sable Gift, NiGia and Judge SLer-
ling also started
Class 2I5, trotting, purse 5000: Al
ia won in three straight heats Time |
PIPE; 2:11H; 2:lGA. James l. was sec
ond and Newcastle third. Baron Rog-
ers, Okland Baron, Gretchen, FRED L.
AIonette, Adelaide McGregor, Eloise,
Dandy and Maud c. also started.
Oakley Races.
Cincinnati, o.. July 3o.-The event Of
the races at Oakley today was the
CRYSTAL stakes, a handicap for year
bids. Eight good class colts started
and the - TO i shot. Loki, won It handi-
ly from the Dragon. This was the first
time the winner mad been asked TO go
six furlongs and he showed a great Tx
ing for the distance, coming very strong
at the end Ed Corrigan christened
his I,one-fellow-Ada Glenn flly, Long
Glenn Just before starting in the last
race and she ran last The weather
was fine and the track fast sum
marieS:
First race-Five furlongs. purse:
Serena, 8 to 1, won; Belle Of Fordham,
20 TO /. second; Brace Girdie, 10 ),
third. Time 1:0234.
Second-SiX fUrlongs, purse: Fayette
Belle. to l, won; SnitZ. to ;, second;
Nellie Osborne, ) to /, third. Time ] :16.
Third-Seyen furlongs, purse: Jim
Donlan, to !, won; Poet Scout, 3 to l,
second; Eva L. 60 to ], third. Time
1:2S54.
Fourth-The Crystal stakes, value to
winner $3.50: six furlongs: Loki. II to .
I. won: The Dragon, 6 to !, second; La
Sale, TO .. third. Time 1:l51z.
Fffth-NIile and seventy yards. SELL
ing: Leo Lake, 9 20 10, won: Ace, s 10 .,
second; Enthusiast, TO /, third Time
1:4414.
8 to 5, Won; Jane, 4 TO l. second; G. 3.
Morris, 90 10 !, third. Time lis.
81. T.ouis Raccs.
st. I.oElis. July 30-Mud larks were
again in evidence at Fair association
Il L
track was muddy and sticky. Flute, an
odds-on favciIte in the second race, ran
third in a field OF dogs, and the owner,
Abe Coz n. was called up in the Judge 5
stand He claimed the mare was all
right but did not like the muddy track.
Attendance :, 600. Summaries:
First race-Seven furlongs; purse:
Mcpsey, to 3, won: Brakeman. TO l,
second; Blue and White, 20 10 !, third.
Time 1:39.
Second-Five and a half furlongs, for
e-ycar-old; purse: Sensciene, to l, won;
Midland, i 10 !, second; Flute, even,
third. Time 1:12A.
Third-Seven and a half furlongs:
purse: Magnet, 10 5, won; Sumo, to
!, second; Sui Ross, 81. 10 l, third.
Time 1893.
Fourth-Six and a half furlongs;
purse: Hush. to !. won; Martha Grif-
fitin, to ]. second: Frankie u, TO !,
third. Time La.
Fffth-AIile, selling: The Broker. to
1. won; Silverado. to !, second: Oh No,
Is to 1, third. Time 1:5L14.
Sixth-Six ard a half furlongs; purse:
George W. Bailey, 20 to !. won; Minnie
Gee. s 90. second; Imp Vigor, 5 to l,
third. Time 1:25.
brighton Beach Races.
New York. July So.-There was a
good track up TO the time the horses
were called Tor the races at Brighton
Beach today but The rain came down
and turned IL into q sea Of mud. The
winners got the purses easily. Sum
mdnrieS:
First race-NIile and q sixteenth, sell
Ing: Apnomattox. even, won; Augusta
Belle. 2lz TO !, second: birmingham, 6
to /. third. Time 1871.
Seccnd-FiVe furlonSs: Bessie Brown
ing, 3 10 ;. won; Hancock. > to l, second
Prince Felix. 20 to !. third Time les.
Third-Six furlongs, selling: Red Top
to 1. won: ReuBdelay, 3 10 !. second;
Sir John. ; TO >. third. Time 11S%.
Fourth-Six furlongs, selling: Tinge,
s 10 ), won; The Swain. 6 TO !. second:
Second Attempt. TO =. third. Time
llT.
Fifth-Mile. selling George Dixon, S
to ;. won: Clarence, ! to l, second: War
like. to !. third. Time Ia.
SiNih-Gile, selling: Jack the Jew. 5
10 J. wcD; Waterman. > 10 l. second:
Harry Alonzo. s 70 i. third Time 1:47S4.
Kansas CITY Races
Kansas CITY. July Sa.-Bu. two favor
,tes won at Exposition park today and
one Of those. Dick darlington, was dis
qualified FOR fouling Lucy Day IN the
stretch All bets on the race were de-
clared of Track fairly good; attend
ance light Summaries:
First race-Allle. selling: Willie L.
5 10 !, Won; Eot, Ciampett. to :. sec
onG: Martha Smith. 10 - !, third Tine
i:52ls.
Second-Four ard a half furiongs:
selling: Bay Don. 10 - !. won: Annie.
+. 3 TO l. second; Lucy Day. 4 90 !.
third Time Lee
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