The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-09

Exnressive 2121s. at the Point Breeze
track
Maud S. 2:0SZ, is logged slowly every
day al Robert Bonner's Tarrytown On.
", farm.
Great Heart. 2:1s. and Latitude, 215,
are in Sam Cations stable at Lansing,
Mich.
Silicon. 2:1s1z, and Russia. sister to
Maud S, have been booked to Bow
Belts, 2:l9A.
She. 2:14ls, the pony daughter of Alb
totsford, 2:191s. is in Orrin Kickok's
stable.
There is no truth in the rumors that
the Chicago Derbies Will be run off at
Louisville.
Butterflies pulled up very lame after
winning the Gazelle stakes It Grave
send last week.
Peter Duryea offered John Conley,
an Iowa farmer, $4,000 for Ethel A,
2:10A, and couldn't buy her.
Jockey Thorpe has purchased the ?
year-old filly, Lady Modred, by Sir
Modred, from Trainer Tucker.
Belmont Driving clubs fall race meet
ing will follow Pimlico, the dates be-
ing Oct. s 8. 10 and IL.
Theodore Cuyler Patterson won more
Philadelphia horse show.
Henry of Navarre's first race Of the
! season at Latonia shows the great colt
still retains all his speed
Racing without betting is not very
profitable to the associations, but 1t is
a good thing for the spectators.
Pantomime, by Arthurton, clipped 3ls
seconds from her previous mark in the
2:21 class at Point Breeze yesterday.
Tom Settle has horse worth watch
ing in Kelly, bay stallion, by Election
eer being full brother to Expression.
Ny Trinket, the fast mare by SIAM
boul, 2:071a, out of Trinket, 2:14, has
gone lame and may not race this year.
| A great number of entries have been
made for the Fleetwood Park spring
| meeting, which opens next week.
Aunt Delilah. PIPE, and Daisy De-
| spain, PIP, have recovered from the
| pink eye sufficiently to go into training
again.
| Simon W. beat both Rey del Car
rares and The CoInmoner at Louis
| Vile, but his voctory over the Califor-
| MIA colt was a fluke.
| The law firm of Howe & Hummel OF
| New York are making an attempt to
| have the Gray racing bill nulllhed as
| being unconstitutional.
| One of the handsomest horses shown
/ at the Philadelphia horse show last
| week was the thoroughbred stallion,
Phillip D., by Longfellow-Syiph.
Ed Corrogians Longfellow-Ada Clean
| filly has been named Long Glenn. She
| started near the close of the Louisville
meeting and performed poorly.
Belle Archer, 2:12%, by Rene. 2:26.
out of Mary Dake, by Enfield 2:29. has
| oil
Belle Archer is owned by the Oak Hill
farm, Tenn.
Before leaving Los Angeles, Cal, for
the east. Ed Greer worked Hal Pointer
a mile in 2:O9A; Robert mile in 200
~; Fantasy a mile in 21312, and Night
ingale mile in 2I4h.
1t don't look like a Grassland will
meet the Pirates on their return to
the Smoky City. The bootblacks and
kids will give them roast that Will
be the sweetest music in the world.
'.BilIy'' King of the Kansas City
Blues, has shown the leaders of the
Western league that he knows thing
or two about pitching. Manager Wat
kins has not quit cussing since that II
to game.
The great brood mareReality died at
Stony Ford last week. She was black,
1873, foaled in 1877. and by Princeps
Con of Woodford Mambrine and Prim-
rose) out of Roma( dam Of Farce and
Romance), by Dorsey's Golddust, and
she out of Bruna dam of Wodford
Pilot, by Pilot Jr. Reality was the
dam Of Tuscarora, 2.221s, at two years
old, by Antonio, and of Princess Clara,
2261s, as yearling, by Prince George.
Halma's Latonia Derby is long way
the best ever run from the time stand
point, the time marking 2341s, and it
I &c rr,tr cot RI CO.. h0
lowered a second. Next to Halma' S
Latonia Derby the fastest heretofore
run was 2.3SA. But then it may be said
| that nearly all the Derby's here were
| run on slow tracks Be that as it may,
| Halma's Derby far out ranks any others
no matter from what stand point you
| may view it. Spokane won the Ken
| lucky Derby in 2.34 but he carried only
| 11S pounds, and won by a head only
after a tremendous drive with Proctor
| Knott. Lamplighter now holds the
mile and a half record, 2.32A, but it
! was made over thesstraightaway Mon
| mouth Park track, while the winner
carried only 100 pounds. OF the two it
| will be conceded that Halma's is the
better performance. So far, Halma has
an unbeaten record this year. In his
| Lexington victory he was not once
| fully extended. and he actually gallop-
| ed over the Louisville course in winning
| the Kentucky Derby and Clark stakes.
! Maybe he will meet his match. and
| more, later onn. but just now few peo-
! pie ont here believe he has a superior
east or west. Negotiations has been
going on for a week or so by Fleisch-
| mann & Son with reference to the pur-
| chase of Hanna, but the deal was not
| complete until two days before the
| Derby was run. The price is said to
have been $4,000 The colt remained
| in charge of Byron McClelland until
he was saddled for the Derby. and that
evening he ate his first meal belonging
| to his new owner.