Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28
RESULTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS.
FnYoritcs at Sheepshcnd Given a
General


NEW YORK. June 27-There was a gen
eral upsetting of tavorites at Shcepshead
Bay today. In the first race DIR. Jim was
| figured upon sure winner, but the best
| he could do was second to Alstral II at
| long odds, and Romp nearly beat him out
| for that place. Deerslayer was the favor
! ite in the second, but he could not untrack
| himself and was badly beaten by Tremargo
and The Swain, the former being backed
heavily. The McCafferty stable was the
| favorte for the Zephyr stakes. although
| Scottish Chieftain was backed to within
a point of them, making him the actual
| favorte. They were all beaten, for Divide
| shot into the lead at the start and was
| never headed, winning by two lengths. Nc
| Winged Foot got the place after a hard
! drive. There was half an hours delay at
which spoiled the chances of the heavy
weights At the fall of the flag Hanwell
rushed to the front and held that advantage
| to the end. The Dragon was a strong favor
ite in the fl tn, although Premier was
| heavily backed, opening at to l and clos
| in the Erie stables jefferson, who got in
first by half length at long, odds. The
settled on Long Beach as the choice. but
he could do no better than thr4 cG GTIvo
| from Marshall. Results:
First race, five ffprlonngs selling; Mistral
Rom9 ne 10 @ 10 To4 y fhr3 Rr Im lime s !S g. 3 second
Second race, seven furlongs: Tremargo G1
to 81 won The ,iy9 Swain T q to y sc second Deer
course dHt9 Divide d PoSf To 1on WINGED d'f Foct
third. Time; 1:13 1-5.
Fourth race COneey Island handicap, six
furongs: Hanwell go to u won, Genmoyne
| z to y second, Rubicon g to u third, Time:
Fifth race, mile and a furong, selling:
Jefferson Is to y won Sir Dixon jr., % to
| y second. The Dragon (5 to p third. Time:
Sivtb race milo and q eiv+eonth on trrf.
| Counsellor Howe 90 TO y won, Marshall g
to y SECOND, Long Beach % to p third
MiL4wXUKEE. Wis, June 27.-Prince
Lief did not have nave, the expected wsalkaway
Muskalonge Arthur's filly, led III they
were well in the third quarter. Prince Lief
from the others, but Muskqlonge hung, TO
him and when they turned to make the
last quarter the two were on even terms
All the way down the stretch the two came
neck and neck and Muskalonge ran so well
that Perkins was, compelled, when within
300 yards of the wire, TO use whip and spur
to win. The weather was favorable and the
track in good condition. The other events
proved pretty events, fayorites winning in
all but the second, when Fervor beat Dom
ineer and Scarfpln. Results:
First race, Inaugural :, all ages, six fur
zImmerman third; Time: IL, a.. e
pin third, Time; 1902.
Third race, 8-year-olds and up, six fur
Doubtful third. Time 114l4.
Fourth 6oo race, Miwagkee Derby, $ysar, s3,,
third one, mile and IA quarter: Prince Lief
100 Perkins)- won; Muskalonge, 1l5 R
5Jones), second; Rondo, 100 tCassin), third
Fifth race. 3;;year;olds and up, seven fur
longs: Irene, W0od E.o Won Coin II second
CINCINNATI, June 27,-Four favortes
one second choice and two outsiders won
lands great colt won the Harold stakes
very easily, making his third successive
rainy after the fourth race. Results;
First race, one mile. selling, purse 500
Hirma q to % second, Judith (2 to y third
second race. mile and seventy yards,
purse $400, 3-year-Olds and up: Sir Dixie u
70 4l won, o9dagne Q5 TO- y second, Rasper
Third race, six furlongs, purse $500, g.
ligbert az 10 p second, Robinson d5 to j
! Fourth race the Harold stakes, FIVE fur
longs 2-year-9ld colt stakes, 81 500 Maceo
F,ifth race, five and a haif fgrlongs, purse
o 81 xon Gharns sS e EGsip9 10 se6Nhd %ka rhs s
Blossom go to il third, Time; i:1Ola,
Sixth race six urS9ss ass purse 500 8
Sam Tate 90 to y second Hoodwlnk % to 81
'"siH ST. LOUIS, june. june. 27-Traok muddy and
very sloppy, Results:
First race, purse $500, selling. for 3-year-
olds and upward: Dennis @ to u won,
Haroldne lS to 81 second, LaGalllenne &c to
s5ahniGGGd third Time; Taes 9etSa Lila for aveorods and
upward, one mile: Pel @ to p won, Rhett
Goode Is to 81 eHond, Metaire q to p third.
Time: LACY.
Third race, purse $500 seven and half
fnrlongs u Den Carrie earle g to % Won Ben
| to u third Time: :39&.
| Fourth race, the Mefamlc stakes value
| Sl500, selling, one mile: Schiller e TO u
won. Ace q to p second, Tartarian % to
Fifth race purse 500, for 4-year-olds, six
igrl9ngs: Figaro (iO to y Won Johnny
| % to u third, Time: lls4,
Sixth race, FIVE furlongs; George Rose
| q to u won, Jack b b Q2 TO - second.
DR., Waimsley n3 10 1O) third Time: O4A
| KANSAS CITY, June 27.-Results:
First race. six furlongs; Bin Powell won,
Martha Smith second. Dr. McAllister third,
| Tlme 1925.
selling: Maud Johnson won. Carrie q sec
ond Guy third Time: l:02iR
Third mila aQliinas