The herald., 1895-07-06
The Talent Has Its Own Day at
Bay District
CROWD AT BRIGHTON BEACH
But the Contests Were Not Very Note.
worthy
Wheel Match Arranged Between an
American Professional and the European
Champion at Paris
Asrociated press special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, July SIT was the
talents day today at Bav District, four
favorites winning the money. Regal ut Is
to l was the surprise of the day.
Six furiongs, selling-Monterey won.
time :13M.
Five furlongs. selling. 2-year-olds-Her
Majesty won, Don Pedro second, Spry
Lark third time. :02H.
Seven:furlongs-The won. Annette
second Little Cripple third; time 1:27x.
Bernardo second, Ali Baba third; time,
1:l4A.
Five furlongs, ssllins-Regal won,
Reno second Amigo third; time. 102X
MILWAUKEE, July 5.-The track at
State park was fast today and good time
was the order.
y Six fuilongs-Jennie June won. Clinton
second, Baldur third; time 1:1SA.
Seven furlengs-Lucy Belle won, Made
line second. La Moore third; time, 1:2934
Five furlongs-Ensign won, Legion
second, Beatrice C'Mara third; time,
1:024.
Six surlnogs Seal Diver won. Dago
second. frankie d thiru; time, 1:15
Mile and an eighth-Montepens won,
Faker second, Lady Rose third; time,
1:55%
TOLEDO, July 5.-Uninished pace
Humming Bird won. Donna second, Mel.
lie S. third; best time. 2:24H.
Trot, 2:22 class-MacDuff won, Julia
Jackson second. Corne McGregor third /;
best time. 2;19H.
Pace, 2:l5 class-Dick Wright won.
Babette second, Peter Piper third; best
time. 2:15L.
Trot, 2 40 class Toney T. won, Maspero
second, Prince Earl third; best time,
2:33H.
ClNCINNATI. O., July 5.-Oakley re-
sults-Five furlongs won.
Monteith second. Kirk third; time, 1: :03.
Seven furlongs-Orrin Rogers won,
Newcomb second, Doorga third; time,
1:29.
Five furlongs -sallie Cliquot won. Mil
lie NJ. second, Miss Frances third; time,
1 :02.
One mile-Flying Dutchman won, Toots
second, Free Advice third time. a :42.
Mile ana seventy yards-Egbart won,
The Sculptor second, Ciementine third; !;
time, :45A.
Seven furlongs-F Flash won. Medler Sec
ond. Grammar third; time: ga.
at Brighton beach was large. None of
the contests were worthy of note.
Five furloDgs-Drum Major won. Ina
second, Factotum third time. 1:04Z.
Five furlengs, selling--Emotional won.
Tenderness second, Peeress third; time,
l 1:04A.
Ono mile-Pitfall won, The Swain Sec
ond, Escape third; time, 1:49N.
Mile and a sixteenth-Sandowne won,
Captain L. second, Matt Byrnes third;
time, 1:542%.
Mile and furlons-Walkover for Prig.
One Inile-Charade won. Sir Francis
second, Auralian third; time. 144.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. July 5.-The
Minnehaha races were well attended to-
day. The best race of the day was the
2:24 class pace, purse $1,000, in which.
although there we're eight starters and
the first heat was made in 2:1S. the Sec
ond in 2:16 and the last in 2:15, not
horse was distanced. 1t was great field.
Ithurell. the winner, broke in the last
heat for the first time during the race.
but although fifteen lengths behind at the
quarter, at the half had become second
and won the heat by nose. pacing the
last half in ! :03. 1thurell won in three
straight heats. Rosalie was second and
Mack third. The others we're Wahula.
Red Leaf, Mandolin, Patsy 6. and House
maid.
FRESNO, July 5.-A preliminary meet
ing was held this evening for the purpose
OF organizing the Fresno Trotting asso-
ciatlon and to arrange Tor races to take
place during the first week in October.
Purses will be offered, the total amount
ing to sum OF $4,000. inducements
will be held out to all the horsemen OF
the state to attend.