The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26

and Keenan, Defeats Rey Ell Santa Anita
in the Fifth--Beau Ideal Wins the
Championship Stakes at st. Louis
Myron the Sole Favorite at san Fran
cisco--BaItimore Races--Horse Notes.
New York, May 25.-The best race Of
the day at Grayesend was the Freak
ness stakes. Bombazette led the last
mile, when April Fool went ahead. In
second or two Mirage and Kennel
caught him and the rest Of the way il
was z bruising contest in which Taral
saw an opening next to the rail and
taking desperate chances, managed to
force his way through and by the hard
est kind of riding landed Belmar win
ner by length.
There was a close finish between
Buckrene and Prig, in the second race,
and an eighth of mile from home
Prig managed to poke his nose in
front of the favorite. Reiff got TO
work in real earnest and won by the
shortest of heads, cleverly oUtriding
Penn, who was on the Morris horse
Il was expected that the fifth race
would be the best of the day, Rey Ell
Santa Anita was very heavy favorite
and ran well, to the last quarter, when
keenan, won by a length.
The announcement was made that
the Narragansett Racing association
had applied TO the Jockey club for a
license and that racing would be be-
gun there not later than June 10
Brighton Beach Will also race this sum-
E1er. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs: Lisa. to I,
won; Applause, = to l, second; Belde-
mere, to l, third. Time 1:144.
Second-AIile and a furlong, selling:
Buckrene, even, won; Prig, 6 to l, sec
ond; Little Matt, u to l. third. Time
1:56
Third-Private sweepstakes. five fur
longs: Apologize, to 1, won: Hand
spring, even, second. Time 1:013i.
Fourth-Preakness stakes, mile and
a sixteenth: Bemar. 5 to /, won; April
Fool. 6 to l, second; Sue Kittie, 20 to
], third. Time ] soy.
Fifth-One mile: Keenan,, to /, won:
Rey Ell Santa Anita, to 3. second;
Ajax, to ], third. Time 1:42k.
Sixth-four and a half furlongs:
Damsen, to I, won; Bellamie, to /,
second Intermission, even, third. Time
SO
1T. Louis Races
st. Louis, May Pa splendid card
attracted 10000 people to the Fair Asso-
citation park races today. The cham
pionsh7p stakes for 2-year Odds valued
at $500 was the chief event and six
horses went to the post. The Hot
Springs stable entry, Lady Inez and Ben
Eder, was the favorite in the betting
and carried a good deal of money at
to 8. Beau Ideal at 31k 20 l, had many
admirers and LaSalle at 8 to l, attract
ed a good many buyers. The race was
close and exciting until near the wire
when Beau Ideal left the bunch and
won easily. Five Of the seven favorites
won. Summaries:
First race-One mile, selling: Immil-
da, 7TOf1, won; San Bias, 20 to l. second
Warren Leland. 15 to /, third. Time
1:421s,
Second-Seven and a half furIongs:
Maurice, to 5, won; Trenton. to l, |
second; Handspun, to 1, third. Time
1:36.
Third-Championship stakes for two
year olds, value $500, five and a half
furlongs: Beau Ideal, 31a to /. won;
Ben Elder coupled woth Lady IneZ. |
3 to 5, second; LaSalle, 5 to l, third |
Time log.
Fourth-FTve furlongs: Libertine, 6 |
to s. won; Frank Farmer, 10 10 /. second |
Yemen. to l, third. Time 1:011s.
Fifth-Mfle and quarter, selling: |
Cytantha, 21s to /, won: Black Jack. to |
i, second; Maquon, to 1. third. Time |
2:11E.
Sixth-One. mile, selling: Kitten.
backed from 40 to i, to 2to 1, won in a |
drive by a short nose; Lulu T, to /.
second, an eyelash in front of Bill |
White, 8 to l, third. Time 1:4SIs.
Seventh-One mile and quarter, sell
ling: Marcel, Q To 9, won: Williston.
6 to 1, second7sFoushway, 10 to l, third. |
Time e:10.