The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-03

varre Makes His First Appearance this
Season in the East-He Carries Pile of
Money at Three to Five in Spite OF
Weight, but Taral on Rey FL santa
Anita is Too Much for Perkins-Taral
Repeats the Performance with One 1
Love at Crescendo's Expense.
New York. Sept. 2.-There was large
crowd at Sheepshead Bay today, drawn
by the promised appearance for the
first time in the east this year of Henry
of Navarro in the Twin City handicap.
Ten were originally announced to start
but only four elected to go. A large
amount Of money was bet on the son Of
knight of Ellerslee at odds of to 5
IN spite of the III pounds up. They
We're all disappointed for he had 10 be
content with second place TO the great
" improved Rey FL Santa Anita. When
the flag fell they went off at a gentle
canter with Sir Excess in the lead. The
speed was quickened on the back
stretch but it was not until the last
turn was reached that Taral took San
ia Anita to the front and stayed there,
as Perkins could not keep Henry of
Navarro straight.
The Partridge stakes brought out
dozen starters with Crescendo slight
favorite over One Love. The flag fell
to a good start. Crescendo and Round
sman made all the running and in the
last furlong the latter quit. Then
Taral then brought One I Love UP and
Crescendo had 10 take second place.
A lot of ordinary FLIES went to the
post in the first race with Bloomer as
favorite and she won in a drive from
Peggotty. In the second Tom Johnson
had the call over April Fool by small
margin. The latter won easily, how
ever. IL the fifth race the Coon made
the running 10 the stretch when he was
challenged by Ed Kearney, Peacema-
ker and Nanki Poo and in a driving
finish Ed Kearney beat Nanki Poo and
The Coon half a length apart. Sum-
nlaries:
First race-Five furlongs: Bloomer,
8 to /, won; Peggotty, 30 TO /, second;
Sun Rise, 80 to l. third. Time 1 :02 1-5.
Second-Seven furlongs: April Fool,
4 10 1. won; Lancer. 20 to !, second;
Campania, 4 to 1. third. Time 1 % LIS.
Third-Partridge stakes; six furlongs
on turf: One Love, IL to 5, won; Cres-
cendo, 9 to 8. second; Merry Prince. ) to
i, third Time Lilo 1-5.
Fourth-Twin City handicap. mile
and a quarter: Rey FL Santa Anita,
TO !. won: Henry of Navarro. 3 to 5,
second; Sir Excess. 5 to i, third. Time
2:07
Fifth-Mile: Ed Kearney, to 1. Won:
Nanki Poo, 6 to 3, second: The Coon, 10
to 1, third. Time III 10.
SiXth-Two miles. on turf: Caracas,
to l. won; Victorious, TO 1, second;
Song and Dance. 4 to i, third. Time
s:37.
st Louis Races.
St. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 2-Notwithstand
ing this was a legal holiday less than
4 900 people attended the races at the
fair grounds today. Bookmakers were
big winners. Much disappointment
was expressed when the announcement
that the O'Connell-Linda race was Off
Linda frightened everything including
the great Stonenell out, the result be-
ing that the race had TO be declared off,
Another event with some mediocre class
ed horses was substituted in order to
complete the card. Favorites took a
back seat. TO the chagrin and loss of
the crowd. Summarizes.
First race-Six and a half furlongs,
selling: Miniver. 90 to 1, won; Charles
p. 3 TO /. second; Revenue, 20 to l, third
Time :22Is.
Second-Four and a half furlongs,
selling: Carrie c, to l. won: Arian,
to /. second; Loretta, to l, third. Time
:57E.
Third-Mile and a sixteenth, selling:
Charlie Mcdonald, 10 5, won: Overella
to ?, second; Cicely, to ., third. Time
80.
Fourth-AIile. selling: Norman, Z to .,
won: Inverclaud u TO !, second; Mollie
King. TO l, third. Time 1:43.
Fifth-Six furlongs; purse: Tartarian
to .. won; Otty Anna, 8 TO /. second;
Mollie Il, 6 20 l, third. Time l:l41s.
Sixul-Four and half furlongs. sell
ing: Hano Belle, to !, won; Lon Jones,
20 10 j. second; Ardell, 8 10 I, third.
Time 80.
Louisville Races.
Louisville, Sep. 2.-Beautiful wea ther
IA the saca-pOey>S who in,,f~,,eyad