Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-06-18
FOUR FAVORlTES IN FRONT.
I. IEST HAp M DIFFICULTY IN rtCK-
ING WINNERS YESTERDAY.
Susie Scii, Ed Glenn, Fannie Hunt George
Miller aud Thurman carried on the
Money - Entries Tor To-day's
Races--Recing Elsewhere.


OF rain which amounted to almost a water
spout There had Been lit'ls shower
rtEly iu the afternoon aud after that u
WIS threatening. bat nobody lookei Tor
such ndoi as suddenly descended. The
track was converted INTO a river Of thin
mud ana running water IN Ayo minutes
ana The crowd in the grand stand ana
betting shed were put to th,!r wits ends
10 md places Of shelter from the rain,
which seemed TO penetrate everywhere.
tnler the sttud.where ;he luekless seek
ers for Shelter huIilel together. the water
ran iu torrents and IL was fortunate tn
divtdual who ga not set more or loss
soaked. To add TO the general discom-
furt the cable on the Fifteenth Street line
STOPPED. aud those whj htl bravrd the
i6i.Sei TO 10 stlnd AID taks !, Tor nftsen min
utos. ~ was fully en- hour h"fqrc All tre
Fifteenth street ears dI get to running
they had 10 plow their ~ay through w,ter
at thc crossings from six inenss TO a foot
ASIDE from the discomfort caused by the
noon the spectators a. Yesterday races
coull not htye asked for any better or
more satisfactory sport Il was very
sucee,sin day for the susnula'ors, Who
winners. as The bn1kmakerS learned 30
fher sorrow. The 'lr-t four races on the
10 the gfth race. being the only long Shot
~ not home IN 'front.' The good thing Of
The day was uneorkel hy Henry stmons
Fannie Hunt. She opened at 10 20 4 ani
was backed down 90 to at the post, and
susl. 81. II Inc nrst, FL Glenn IN the
su fgv.,t.s ,,t, a., -, W. ,,,i,,,,, 49, u
lns sivle. The track was IN fair condition
but was siii heavy and somewhat holding
sr Trsy,r E"nt mn tif. ,, ~,
nnssg Ih. ,9r,S We're - gu excellent ones
nos, in 1,n 1hH' r NE NE n t.,t ,I 1I ,h ,hs
fauit oi The starterfor She could have got |
iy vhI.iai u.t n ~, W., u4' s, Su,,,eW- ay,u !
T. Il an 6I rSk Si,5 ,m Wr' n seH sn aWRS. NY
iy TO Ia frcn snN i'm, eb N '',,t1 W ""p & l5Se
For tb ~, 80, go r'i @ ~ ', o,Sff a.
fnrio-lEs eight Of mo niuSscarl.d Vent to |
stn yfnst natb III ..ii'I "i.thsa ~ . Was
Nell bv. nil tba mono, ,.rt' in 40 ~, 10
yori,a n, slg ,a SeRt MIA H. 'ns Iosi NOT ~,
was laiI AGAINST Ncil Fiahcrfv. Who Mas |
The s,art was a perfect ono. with Dock |
the aist to show, Susie Nell n,.xi ana Mi |
half the Journey when Susie Nell went 10 |
end. Winning WIN Wiz 'Sj sometbinr 'F io 50 spare RE-
Etninn Long finished faSt anH beat EN- /!
yeror Billet out for the place by n neck |
Just as the neli was turning into he stratrh |
Nell f'laher;y who was running well m in !
fpaema heavily Ben Harrison win Bar
and eooi BAD f5u ran,dter,ns nar,ar r.arerty rn
conscious Falls on Dick darlington man
aged to avoid the fallen horses. but the |
Bozeman and Falls were not iniured mi
Sarger was badly shaken up and VIM he
broken. He was carried from the track
ana soon revived, hut will not be able to
do any riding FOR day or two
The second race on to-day's card was n
dash OF seven .furlones and eight horses
,y went to the post. v9liemar was The open:
/. Val1emar at l. Weight Of money
soon made Ell Glenn the favorite at to
going back to s RrownwooI wns ven