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| There was a steady exodus OF race
goers from London throughout the
| forenoon. Hundreds of four-horse
coaches started from the various West
End hotels, carrying among their pas
sengers a large number OF Americans,
and the roads were alive with racego-
ers in every conceivable kind of vehicle,
from the gorgeous drags of the swells to
the donkey-carts of the costermongers,
making their way to EPSON Downs. An
unusually large number of prominent
society ladies were included in the al
| most innumerable racing parties, and
their superb toilets contributed to make
the scene one of brightness, despite the
| lowering skies At noon there was a
Slight drzzle of rain.
| The royal train, which left the Vic
toria Station at 1880 o'clock, was COM
posed of sixteen cars. In the saloon
We're the Prince and Princess of Wales
and their daughters, Princesses Vic
toria and Maud; Prince Carl of Den
mark, Prince Maud's affianced; the
Duke and Duchess of York, the Duke
and Duchess of Fife, the Duke of Cam
bridge the Duke and Duchess of Dew
onshire, Lord and Lady Cadogan and
Sir Horace Farquhar, NJ p. There was
also on board a brilliant company, COM
prising the elite of society, many of
the leaders in British politics and the
cream of the theatrical and artistic
world.
| Among the Americans who went by
coach to the Downs were Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Nv 20, 1No1l Il
daughter, Mr. Kaufman of New York
and Messrs. Gladwin, Weeks, Hub
bard, Mckinley, Rose, Shaw, Haines,
Hearn and Cowles.
| When the race was over and the usual
! tremendous cheering of the winning
horse had subsided, the vast crowd
turned their attention to the Prince of
Wales, who was cheered again and
again. AS his royal highness walked
| in front of the stand to lead the winner
| in, the cheering was renewed and con-
| tinued until the horse and his owner
| disappeared.
The Prince of Wales arrived at the
Victoria Station on his return at $50
o'clock. He was heartily cheered as
| he alighted from the train and entered
his carriage to be driven to Marlbor-
| ough House, where he gave a dinner to
| the jockey club at $50 O'Clock this
evening.
The Standard" says that ST Frus-
Guin returned to the weighing-room
with broken stirrup leather His
jockey, T. l.. Oates, however, says that
the leather was broken at the last
stride, and its breaking did not affect
the result in the least.
RACES AT OAKLEY.
OAKLEY RACE TRACK, June g.
Only one favorite won to-day, the other
events going to outsiders. Summaries
| Five and a half furlongs, Gid Law
| won, Blackstone second, Huffman third.
| Time-1:14E2.
Six and a half furlongs, Hartford
| Boy won, Canewood second, Katie third.
| Time-1 %.
| -Four and half furlongs, Ollean won.
| Cappy second, Princess Teck third
Time-0:5S.
| Mile and a sixteenth, Uranis won.
| Soufle second, Won't Dance third.
| Time-1 :54A
Six and a half furlongs, Chicot won,
Aimee Goodwin second, Judith third.
Time-1 :25H.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-In spite Of a
| sloppy track three favorites won to-
| day, Satyre in the second, Helena in
| the third and Sunburst in the fourth
| Summaries:
Six furlongs, Mordette won, Hush
| second, Dennis third. Time-1 1917
Five furlongs, Satyre won, Dunmore
| second, Prince Louis third. Time
0:56.
Seven furlongs, Helena Belle won,
| Petrarch second, Albert S. third Time
Il :33
One mile, Sunburst won, Battledore
second, Mopsy third. Time-1 :46h.
Six furlongs, Sligo won, Linda sec
ond, Leader Ban third. Time-1:1712
Six furlongs, The Kitten won. Bravo
second, Joe O'Sot third Time-1:19.
| AT LAKESIDE.
| CHICAGO, June 3.-Seigfried easily
won the Juvenile Handicap at Lake
| side to-day Hazel Hatch and Sunny
were the only winning favorites. Sum
maries:
Six furlongs, Hazel Hatch won, Joe
Mancini second. Rubberneck third
| Time-1 90.
| Six furlongs, Excuse won, Inspector
second, Pert third. Time-1 20.
| One mile, Sunny won, Freddie l.. T
second. Kirk third. Time-1 :49$I.
Juvenile Handicap. five furlongs
Seigfried won, Provident second, Easter
Eve third. Time-1:06.
Six furlongs, The Deuce won, Jennie
June second, Alto June third. Time
! :301a.
Six furlongs, Cora Havill won, Lol-
| lie Easton second, Domino third. Time
-1:20.
AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
| NEW YORK, June 3.-The feature
of the second days sport at the spring
trotting meeting of the New York
| Trotting Club was the remarkable
performance of Baron Crisp in the
2:24 class He won as he liked in
straight heats, finishing each mile in
q jog. Summaries:
wo-fifteen class. trotting, Ernsie
won. Nutshell second, King Albert
third. Best time-2:14%.
Two-twenty-fou class. trotting,
Baron Crisp won, Grain Hastings sec
ond, PiIoteen third. Best time-2:15A.
AT INGLESIDE.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3-The
weather was fine and track fast at IN
gleside to-day. Summaries:
Four and half furlongs, selling,
Howard S. won, Dura second, Laura
Burt third. Time-0:J51a.
| One mile handicap, Cabrillo won,
imp. Ivy second, Little Cripple third.
Time-1 :42A.
Six furlongs, selling. Major Cook won,
Levena c. second, Linville third. Time
I-115