The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
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Latonia Races.
Cincinnati, May 25.-Fine weather,
fast track, good time and an attend
ance Of 5000 tells the story of today.
races at Latonia. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs, selling. fol
3-year-olds, purse $500: Santa Maria,
to /, won; Peytonia, so 10 1. second
Contest, 80 to l, third. Time 1:1512.
Second-One mile. selling: Pear Song
to 3. won; George Beck, to l, second
Orinda, to 1, third. Time 1:4112.
Thrd-One mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing, purse: Iissak, to 8, won; Ray. II
to ], second; Chattaragus, to /, third
| Time 1:4SH.
Fourth-Five furlongs. Clipsetta take
for 2-year-old FLIES; value for winner
s3,306: Myrtle Hardness. coupled with
| Amanda, to ;. won; Altedena, II to
second; Amanda, 7 to 5, third. Time
l:02A.
Fifth-Five furlongs; 2-year-old colts
Ramiro, to 8. won; Squire, to 1, Sec
ond; Damien, to /, third. Time :O3H
| SiXth-SiX furIongs, selling, Swear
| olds and upwards; purse: JennieW, 8 10
! /, won; The Princess, 10 to l, second;
! Glen Lilly, to l, third. Time 1:15A.
Roby Races.
Roby, Ind, May 25-Results at
| Roby:
First race-Seven furlongs: Lettie
won; Thomas Burns, second; La Prin-
| tice, third. Time 1:34.
| Sacond-SiX furlongs: Sam Lewis,
won; Little Billy, second; Mede, third.
Time liz.
Third-Five and a half furlongs:
Mopsy won; Teeta, second; Chiswell,
third. Time IL.
Fourth-One mile: Lissmore, won;
Time 1:46.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Tom Sayre, won
Kimberly, second; Yucatan, third.
Time LII.
Eagle Horse Notes
10 He, 2:14ls pacing, is training at
Mexico, Mo.
at Des Moines. Ia.
Boreal, 2:17A, is entered at about
$780, 900 worth of stakes.
Rumors has it that John Jacob Aston
is to buy racing stable. :.
Hazel II. 2:12A, has been placed in
Andy McDowellrs hands.
1t will probably be racing on Phila-
delphia track without betting.
Directly, 2:O7A, will be championed in
the free-for-an pacing class this year.
Trevellian, 2:OS14, stands Is hands
high, and on May weighed 1l7S
pounds.
Luck" Baldwin will not come east
this season, and his horses now east
viii soon go west.
Drextell, the brother to Axtell, shows
a decided inclination to pace, and will
be trained to do so.
Halma has far outclassed any horse
he has met so far, and has never been
pushed in any of his races.
Minura, sister to Globe, 2:14i. by
Alomnt, Jr., a black colt by Golden
Gateway, son of Guy Mekes.
The race track war at Chicago will
interfere with the sales of yearlngS
scheduled for that city next month.
Although the credit style of betting
on the New York tracks is yet in a very
crude form. it bids fair to be success.
John Merrill who took Starter Fer
guson's place at Frisco, has made a big
hit with the patrons of the track there.
Miss kitlirdge. dam of Trerillian,
2:0SA, foaled bay filly to Cedric the
Saxon, and has been bred 10 young
Jim.
The jockeys at the San Francisco
track presented Starter Ferguson with
a beautiful silk flag before his depart
ure for the east.
Captain Milllen Griffiths has purchas-
ed OF the Palo Alto Stock Farm the
brood mare Lorita. 2:22$l by Piedmont,
out Of Lady Lowell.
Already a number of agents are in the
east working among the horsemen Ia
get them to locate at either of the San
Francisco tracks for next winter.
Joe f.. 2:17A by Blue Bull. although
24-years-old, has recently foaled a fine
colt by Princess Wanrick in Austria.
where she has been owned several
years.
Scott Newman has sent Boreal, e:1715.
and Greenlander Boy, 2.21Sa, to George
Fuller al New Albany, Ind They viii
remain at New Albany for several
weeks.
Tank" Hills stable for this season
will include Hal billiard. 2:O4$4, Lord
Clinton. 2:0S&. Medic. 2:14i.. Linonero.
2:l5S4, Colonel Dickey, 2:I64 and Gil
man, 2:2lia.
Bud Doble's stable now numbers
nineteen head Of horses. the fastest OF
which is Ellard. 2:o92.: Banond. 2:l1lk.
and Prince Herchel, 2:lS. are members
Of his string.
\ 2-year-old by Joe Patehen. 2:Oi.
owned II Davenport. Ia. is said 70 look
like his sire and is showing plenty OF
speed, having recently stepped quar-
ter in SO seconds.
The Tobis farm had back luck in
getting mares in foaL Nancy Hanks.
2:e+, Trinkst, 2:l4. Nellie McGregar.
e:l4. and Houre. 2:I7, all missed They
will all be bred 10 Arion, 2:07S, this
year.
Z. De Ferna Of New York city saws he
was the man who recently cabled Mon
roe Salisbury Sn offer OF 5000 for
AliN. and adds that he is ready 10 give
L now for her. Mr. Salisbury holds
her at $50, 04o.
y Kentucky paper recently publish
ed story that Riley Grammar. the
young plunger had lost Sl0o. 90 in the
last four month. but Grammar still
keeps UP his plugning gait as il The
loss Of 100000 was mere blgatelh.
The management Of theBav District
track at Frisco gave the entire .eceipts
of their track on May II the Little
Jim hospital fun. Everybody who en-
tered the track gate rad % pay an ai
mission fee and several owners turned
over the purses wen to the hospital
fund.
Adrian Wilkes Is a most intelligent
horse When shown 70 visitors his box
stall is opened and the horse comes out