The record-union., 1895-07-09

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 6.-The pro-
gramme here to-day was pruned consid-
erably, but it did not suffer nearly so
much in this respect as 1t did on Satur-
day. The attendance was very good for
Monday, and although the track was TAR
from fast, and was dead in spots, both
horses and Jockeys had more agreeable
time of it than on Saturday. Only two
favorites carried Off honors to-day, Lam
bent in the second event and Deerslayer
in the last. The winners OF tho other
races were mostly long shots ana none OF
the finishes were exciting.
One mile, Aurelian won, Cnaraue sec
ond, Daily America third. Ilme-l:i4.
Five furlongs, L&mbent won, Little
Dorritt second, Neneta third lime
l:04
Half mile, Perseus won. Lorrit Kip
second, Balmaghie third. Tilne-0:5l.
Three-quarters of mile, Rey Del Car
adas won. Time-l:l6.
one anG ne-sixteenth miles, Captain
II. won, Doggett second. Prig third.
Time-I:50.
one mile, Deerslayer won, Fanny
Louise second Certainty third. Time
1:45.
d
to-day:s races at Oakley were tho easy
win of long-shot Carl, and the close finish
between Miss Frances aud Phlletta
Five and half iurlongs, Cal Holland
won, The Winner second. Sldkel third.
Time-l:l14.
Seven furlongs, Pine Top won, Ram
part second, Troy third. 1lme-l;324.
Five turlongs, Miss Frances won, PhlI-
eta second, Lucetta third. Time-l:054.
Hrlnc4
won, Toots second, Brendoo third. Time
-2:02.
one mile, Urania won, Artist second,
Strathrol third. Time-l:46a.
AT MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, July S.-Four favorites
won to-day's races at State Far Park.
One mile, Madeline won, Verdi sec
ond, Lucy Belle third. Time-l:43i.
Five furlongs, Fay Belle won, Hester
second, Irene Woods third. Time-I:02l.
Mile and quarter, Florence z. won.
Miss Young second, imp. Fullerton
third. lime-l:494.
One mile, Empera won, Zaldivar sec
ond, Weaverman third. Time-1:43.
AT ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The midsummer
meeting of the Fair Grounds Associa
ton opened to-day and Will close August
Ist. The track was slow. Three favor
ties, a second choice and one outsider
won and two tavorites ran unplaced.
Seven furiongs, Billy 5. won, Russell
| Gray second, Lord Willow brook third.
| Time-l:334.
-Four and a half furlongs, Hot Stuff
won, Cosma second, Midland third.
| Time-0:5S!.
Mile and sixteenth, Prince won, Miss
! Gallop second, Sumo third. Time-l:52.
| Six and half furlongs, O'Connell
won, Simmons second, Tartarian third.
Time-1:24t.
One mile-Our Maggie won. The Kittie
second, Dave Sea third. Iime-l:45.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, July 9.-The talent did
very we'll to-day, picking the first three
winners, but met a Waterloo in the
fourth, when the to 5 shot. Bob Carter,
was defeated by the mare I2una. LA
Rosa, the tavorite in the last race at to
), was not very prominent during any
part of the journey, and finished next 10
| last. Summaries:
Six iurlongs. Lucy Clarke won, Ger
trude second, Haskell third. Time-l:193.
Six furlongs, Charlie Weber won,
Hardin secono, Belle Stout third. Time
-I:l9!.
Five furlongs, Rob Roy won, Susie +.
second. Borderer third. Iime-I:05
One mile, Euna won, Ten Spring Sec
ond, Valdemar third. Time--l:464.
Four and half furlongs, Lucy Day
won. Momus second, John T. third.
Time-0:o74.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-Weather fine,
track fast. The card was made up of a
cheap class of horses.
| Five and half iurlongs, O'Bee won.
Ike l.. second, My Charm third. Time
l:0Sl.
One-half mile. maidens, Linda Vista
filly won, Walter j. second, Dom Pedro
third. Time-0:50A.
One mile Miss Garvin won, Norman
die second, Claudius third Time 1:l23.
Five furlongs, Gold Bug won, Myron
second, Lady Jane third. Tine-l:0II.
Five furIongs, Rcd Dick won, Tuxedo
second. Wild Rose third. Time-l:O24.