Omaha daily bee., 1896-07-19
ON the RUNNING TRACKS.
First Mate Easily Wins the Himyar
Stnkc. Lnli Thinning ThirG.

ON THE RUNNING TRACKS.
First Mate Easily Wins the Himyar
StnI<c. LoiSi Running Third.
CINCINNATI, July 1S.-The Himyar
stake, valued at 81, $50, was easily won by
Eastin 4 Larrabee's colt, First Mate,
Ramiero securing the place, while Lofi,
the favorite, carried away third money.
First Mate and Ben Holiday were coupled
and were 3 to / in the betting. one favor
tie and four outsiders won the other five
races. The track was fast. Attendance,
First race, six furlongs: Allegro g to 3
won, st. Helena e to u second, White Oak
Is to y third. Time: 1:16a.
Jaroniea g to j third. Time: 1:4a
ing: Captive e to j. won, Howard Mann
g to y second. Lobengula &c to 81 third.
and an eighth, S-year-olds. value $3.50:
First Mate (2i9 to- y won, Ramiero g to y
Fifth race. handicap, five and a half fur
longs: Irby b Is to u won, f. f V (23 to y
second, Abe Burst 90 to u third. Time:
Sixth race, one mile, selling: Aimee go
to y won, Cuticlene q to y second, Sal
ST. LOUIS, July lS..-Three favorites were
winners today. The feature of the day was
value 81 $500. Ryan's Nick was the winner
by IA length, lowering the distance, six and
one-half furlongs,. cne-half second. Re
First race, selling, one mile: Eau Claire
6 to u won, Garlic Mcdonald g TO y sec
i HaSi N'o"'''"'' 0'"'' p" 70 - ,'''"' "'s
Second race. one mile: Schiller e to 81
shaw $50 to y third Time: i:i2ai.
Third race, for 2;,year-old filliess, four and
g om maII fu Fl Wood 9't g To $ : S's second no 10 j i M0n;
&c to 8 third. Time: O;55a4;
Fourth race; the Golden Rod stakes; six
g nt to i third Ii = Tine ne:' i;20,E si"S l"o''pSO"
furiongs: AGuenas Gi to p won, lamar il
G to 81 second, Jack B B 40 to y third.
sixth race six furlongs: Harry Duke q
to 2 won, Sligo &c to o second; Johnny
N SEW 9 HS K d july ahirq s.E THIS; best est race at
Aqueduct was the fourth, in which Charade,
Sue Kittie and Mirage were the only start
choice. At the fall of the flag Charade went
As the two swung into the stretch Sue Kit
tie went to the front and seemed 81 sure
winner. Both of the others came strong
all the boys were hustling. They finished
half lengths apart in a furious drive. sum
First race, one-half mile, selling: Salario
fE7dh to 2 3 TWS op r. Fu tb,s Speed d,n % to o.; 2@ second
second race selling, one mile: Royal H
b1 TRita g race to % st thiFa: s T!m far1 l;4s#: zanone
sian $50 to y third. Time: lis:
Kittie q to iD " Won C Charade Is to 5 Sec Sec
ond, Mirage g to y third. Time: 1:55.
to j Won our Johnny TO i second, Rob
bic. % to y third. Time: 1:o3A.
Sixth race. selling, one mile: FLAMES q
stanella DO to j third. time: il3;455s.'
LAKESIDE, Ind, July ,1S,.aFirst race, six
Monie King third, Time: 1:l7i!R.
Brown Girl second, Thomas Payne third.
Third race, six furlongs: The Kitten won,
Ethel Leah second, Rapier third. Time:
Dockstader won, Nikita second. King Bors
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth:
Sunny won. Langdon second, Redskin third.
Sixth race, seven-eighths of a mile: In
Gomar won, Jennie june second, John
H RHNysA th!rd CRIT Tim july Us is-FIrst race, six
Harrison third. Time 1';2$izz. -
third. Time: 1908.
ca TRir9 w raSe'E E, SIX R Rn8 s SnS,hPlf Sir fgHrblo o rfs;
third, Time: I:32, ,
Fourth race, six and one-half furlongs:
kola third. Time 1;29.
Fifth race. six furlongs: DIR. McAllister
won. Martha Smith second, Ed Glenn third.
Time: 1:22&.
Sixth race, four and a half furlongs: Maud
Johnson won, John Boone second, Daylight
MILWAUKEE, Wis. July lS.-Results:
First race, four furlongs, selling: Elton
Time: 0:49l2.
Second race, six furlongs, selling: Tim
Murphy won, Double Quick second, Irene
Woods third. Time: 1;14A.
Third race. one mile and a furlong. sell
ing: Pepper won, Sunburst second, Uncle
Jim third. Time: l:57$i.
Fourth race, one mile and n sixteenth,
Pfster Hotel handicap; Kamsin won,
Time: 14S.
Fifth race, one mile: Rainmaker won,
Samson second, Elwyn third. Time: 1:44.