The record-union., 1895-05-03
TOPICS OF THE TURF.
AMERICAN HORSES FAIL TO WIN
AT NEWMARKET.
The Lexington Track Record for q
Mile and an Eighth Lowered
by Halma.

NEWMARKET (England), May 2.-The
March stakes was expected to be the
event Of the day here for Americans, but
although Michael F. Dwyer's Stonnell
started. he was not placed. Mr.. RusselPs
brown colt, Whittier. 3 years old. was
first: Wallace Johnston's bay colt, Marco.
years old, third. Five horses. includ-
ing Dryers Stonnell, started. Stonnell
had Simmons up. Betting at the post
was 20 to l against Stonnell.
The Peel Handicap was won by Lord
Londonderry's thrse-year- colt,
Bosom. Dwyer's Harry Reed. ridden by
Simms, carrying nine stone, was one oi
the horses that ran. The betting was loo
10 II against Harry Reed.
Foxhall Keene's tilly, by Bracaldine
out of Stephanoti. started with thirteen
others in the selling plate OF l0S sover-
eigns for twO-year-Olds, seven stone, and
for three-year-olds, nine stone one
pound, the winner to be sold at auction
for 100 sovereigns, entrance fee three
sovereigns, Rouse course tive 1urlongs),
eight entries or no race. Sauteus, d chest
nut tilly by Sarabud, out of Feroosa,
2 years old, belonging to Captain +.
Cookson. won. The Keene lilly was
fourth.
The Newmarket two-year- plate was
won by Il. j. Key ylock's Watchful, chest
nut colt by Thurio out of MiZpah; j. ii.
HOuldsworth's chestnut filly LauriOta
by Springfield, out of Zaramua. second,
and Richard CrOker's MOntauk, chest
nut colt by Strathmore, out of Spinaway.
third. Rouse course, distance five fur
longs. The betting at the post was even
money against MOntauk, D to against
Lauriota and 10 to against Watchful.
AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON (Ky.). May 2.-Sixth day
of the Kentucky Association spring
meeting. Halma lowered the track rec
ord for mile and an eighth one second
in the Phoenix Hotel stakes. doing the
distance in l:524. Prince Imperial i'll
the second race Lowered the track record
for fifteen Isl xteenths OF mile. Carrie
III. in the last race ran away three miles,
with Jockey Houston pulling like a
demon on Ue reinS.
Selling, ior three-year-olds and up
| wards, six furlongs, Royal Prince won,
May Rose second. Peabody third. Time
lilo.
Selling, fifteen-siXteenths of mile.
Prince Imperial won. La Joya second.
| Greenwich third. Time-l:34 3-5.
Phoenix Hotel stakes, three-year-olds,
mile and one-eighth, guaranteed value
l,<CU
oud, Gallon Dor third. Time-l:52t.
Half mile, two-year-old tillies, Nellie
Parker won, Leila Dell second. La Colon
rinra third. Time-0:5O.
Six furlongs, Nance won, Halloween
second, Sligo third. Time-1:154.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-North was
the only favorite to win to-day on a
muddy track.
Five furlongs, Sloe won, Ichi Ban Sec
ond, Halifax third. Time-1:0S4.
Short six furlongs. selling, Ricardo
won, Faro second, Roadrunner third
Time-1:lS4.
One mile, selling, Norblieh won, Bell
ringer second, Hy by third. Time-l:5l.
Six furlongs, selling, Realization won,
Royal Flush second. May Day third.
Time-l:293.
One mile, steeplechase. North won
Mutineer second, Wag third. Time
1854.
Five and half furlongs, selling, Banjo
won, Middleton second, Sligo third.
Time-1:l34.
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, May 2.-Rather q light card
at Hawthorne to-day furnished good
| the finest edge, and the horses ran close
to record time. The outsiders succeeded
only in making the right ones favorites
| in two races out OF the five.
| Half mile. for maiden two-year-olds
Claude Hill won, Scimitar second, Lady
Maud third. Time-0:494.
Three-year-old and upwards, selling.
six furlongs, Ethel w. won, Pretendel
second, Cossack third. Time-1:I5.
Non winners, all ages, seven furlongs
Artist won, Senator Irby second, Oak
wood third Time-1:2Ti
All ages, selling. one mile, Booze won,
Time-1:us.
Six furlongs, imp. Percy won. Captain
Brown second, Wightinan third. Time
1.133