Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
BowLED THE FAvoRl1Es OVER.
PM THOMPSON THE ONLY WINNING
FIRsr CHOICE YESTERDAY.
Most of the Rnc-s Went 10 ontsiders,
the Dn,'. RnrinE furnishing
several surprisrs-Entrics
for To-dRy.

There was nothing sensational about the
races yesterday unless II was the great
regularity with which the favorltss ana
good things were bowlsd over. Phil Thomp-
son was the only FIRST choice which man
aged to squeeze home in front. most Of the
other favorltes being numbered at the nm
ish among the also rams"
Dr. McAlilstcr. Black satin. Mary c. and
Lee Stanley were all favorites for the ftst
race and each was supposed TO be an air
tight. but old Adelna, who In previous
races has not been able to run fast enough
TO got out OF her own way, went into the
lead at the start and gallored home an
eaSy winner with the fayortes in the ruck.
The second race was figured TO lay be-
tween Dr. Crumhine and Idle Bridge. but
Wil Mint. with good odds against MS
chances, beat them both. Crumbine man
aging to get in second. For the third race
at seven ;urlongs Little Nell was played az
IL IL was all over, but she could not un-
track herself and was never dangerous,
Littl. chap winning all the way very nan
lny. while Wild Tartar Just beat Herilda
for the place.
In tn. fourth race the talent scored for
the only time of the day, Phil Thompson
the fast sprinter, being made the tayoTite
and winning very easily, leading his heii
from start TO finish John Boone second
choice, was second and Confessor. third
choice, nnished third. thls being one rae.
that the spectators had sized up just
For the hfth race a, n mile Carver was
PLAYED for lead pipe at ,s,h ,s q; wh'iy wsrs s.r
neNt In demand. Long Ten. with comfort
able odds against him, shocked the talent
Winning very handily. Str Charles secured
the place and Carver was an ihdlHernt
third. For the last race ilISrnruahss ~ WI WI
Wanda r. second choices. Disturbance. was
never in the hunt. Wanda I. and .Thur-
man having the race 20 themseIf,s., Thur
man winning right at the finish, Hyle was
First First race-Flve and one-haf furiongss::
Alelina, lc5 u.yneh. 8 to l. won Blavk
satin, lOl tHyIel, to p second; Dr MIGa!- NM
i.i7i,' Sodaway, May Blossom Lee stan
ley. Willenia and Mary c. also ran; ra;r,rs
VIA Mint s{ ri Morgs, TO s.aond !; wH" Fats IT,
G2rst 'S ia 'RiTd rdse l'mSl hSly % MaiosR S
and Silver Dor also ran. ~ -,
TAtI or FpGessyen S fssiSnFWS Mon Md f Taftar an'P
Ga MR5Fisi to 'i mira Z rim" Tme. i@55 ssri Ava
Fourth racc-Four and half fnrongs.
John Boom. q (stroisj. ]. 10 2, SECOND
0:Ss. Naomi. Furons. Little Dick, Eechoil-
lce and Gray Battle also ran. %,
tsneeib. / to /, second; zendayistu, III
t.NnChl, to ]. thlru. Iltilts org. Jim
Coan. pr. Malcolm. General Miles, Carver
ana WedEeteld also ran.
I.oatcs) : to ., won; Wanda T.. 100 uiylel,
5 to 3 second; John Co =. tF. Morrisl TO
l. third Time. l01'2. Plrimiua. Disturb,
ance. Knight Tempiar, Black Tom and
Freddie b. also ran.
Entries for To-dny's Rnccs.
Following are the entries and weights
First raee--Four and half flrlongs;
fialstead, 81: Lady Ridgeway. 81; Guy, 50:
i.ongfelow 30; Dearest %; Nellie b., %;
Lottlc Collins, 81: Rlue. Boy. %: nellie cas-
tecl ~: Miss Addic, "a
Second race-Four and half furlongs.
selling. Cassandra, ~. Silver Dor. 50;
Archie Mckay, 93; Marnlion, 81; Spieler,
50: Laughing Water, %; Frank Nichols, q;
Ada King, "a; Marble Arch, 81, Serena ST.
mon 80; lmpetro, g3.
Third race--SlN and n half furlongs;
selling. pottie Timmons, e.; Carroll Don
der, lot; southern Lady. lot; John b.. s5
Marble Rock. III; Comeaway. III. Favorita
ss: brentwood, Ill, Post Boy. 100: May
view, lo2; Martha Smith, 70.
Fourth racc-EntriCs close to-day.
Flfth race-Seyen furlpngs. Sir Charles
General Miles lh5; Emerald, los; Justice
lOi: Joe Woolman l0i; Ed Glenn, l05 Or
Malcolm: l05; Spoon, lo5; Sir Walter Ra-
SIKH race Five furlougs: selling. Dock
L.. %; Lee stanley, no. Rosa Hart, no.
Gray bon, il0; Falano, no. Little Abb. ll0,
FIudley lin. Ida WRIGHT 10. Colonel
Couts, no; Heck, Jr, 10, Boston Boy. ll6;
Ida b., li0.