Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-03
DAY FOR THE ENGLISH HORSES
Dryers stonenell Ran at Newmarket but
Did Not Even Get Placed.


NEWMARKET, Eng. May 2-The March
stakes was expected to be the event of the
day here for Americans, but although Mr.
Michael f. Dwyer's Stonenell started, he
was not placed
The conditions of the race, The March
stakes of 20 sovereigns each for starters
with 500 sovereigns added. second horse to
receive 20 sovereigns, and the third to save
his stake-for 3-year-olds, stone 10 pounds
for 4-year-olds, stone. and for 5-year-olds
1894 or 1880 of 800 sovereigns to carry four
pounds extra; of 800 sovereigns, seven
pounds; of 1000 soveregns, fourteen pounds
extra, but horses that have not won a race
OF SIX furlongs or upward not to carry
more than seven pounds extra; horses that
have not won POO sovereigns in 1894 or 1896
allowed: 3-year-olds, five pounds; 4-year-olds
and upward, ten pounds; maiden 3-year- olds
allowed seven pounds; maiden 4-year-olds
and upward fourteen pounds, but not in
addition; mares allowed three pounds; en-
trance 10 sovereiens each; the only forfeit
for non-starters: course, the Rowley mile
The following, was the result: Mr., Rus
selIs brown colt, Whittier. 3-year-old, by
Wallace Jvhnston's bay colt, Best Man,
5-year-old by Oromde Melton out of We'd
lock- second; Mr. f. Tuscombe's chestnut
colt. Marco, 3-year-old, by Barcaldine, out
of Novitiate, third.
Five horses, including Mr.. DIVERS chest
nut horse, Stonenell, 6-year-oId by Stone
henge, out of Nell, started. Stonenell had
Simms up. carried stone three pounds;
Whittier carried stone pounds; Best
stone 3 pounds.
r, The betting at the post was 20 to l against
The Peel handicap was won by Lord Lon
donderry's 3-year-old colt, Bosom, by Hax-
elhatch, out of st. Bees.
Dwyer's Harry Reed, ridden by Simms
and carrying 9 stone, was one of the
horses that ran. .yf
The conditions of the race were as fol-
The Peel handicap Of 100 sovereigns ad-
ded to sweepstakes of .sovereigns each
winners after the publication of the weights
to carry seven pounds extra; entrance fee,
sovereigns; Peel course; distance. six fur
Mr.. j. wallace's brown colt Knockabout,
4-year-old, by Kendall, out of Turnour, was
second and Mr. Leopold de Rotschild's bay
of Koumiss, was third
The betting at the. post was 100 to 80
against Bosom, 8 to against knockabout
and 10 to against Braggett
The betting was 100 to against Harry
Mr., Foxhall Keenes flly. by Barcaldine.
out of Stephanotis, started with thirteen
others in the selling plate of 1OS sover,,
for 3-year-olds nine stone and one pound,
the winner to be sold at auction for 100
race; Sauteuse. chestnut fliy, by Sara
bund, out of Feroesa, 2-year-old belonging
fily was fourth.
The Newmarket 2-year-old plate was won
by E. j. keylocks Watchful, chestnut
colt, by Thuro out of MiZpah. Mr. ]. II.
Houldsworth's chestnut filly, Lauriota, by
Spring filed. out of Zaramua, was second, and
MIR. Stocker's Montauk, a chestnut colt, by
Strathmere. out of Shinaway, was third.
Montauk carried eight stone ten pounds;
Watchful, eight stone ten pounds, and Laur-
ota, eight stone seven pounds. There were
eight starters. Watchful made the whole
running, and won easily by three lengths.
market 2-year-old plate of 200 sovereiens,
added to IA sweepstake of 10 soveregns each
for starters; colts to carry eight stone eight
pounds and fllies to carry eight stone seven
pounds. A winner to carry five pounds
twice, or of a race value of 400 sovereigns
ten pounds extra; entrance fee, soveregns;
Rous course; distance, five furlongs.
The betting at the post was even money
and 10 to 1 against Watchful.