The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-22

Burrell Still Outiockeying His OppO-
nenfs md Winniua. Emily

nents and Winning Easily,
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. May M.-Notwith-
standing threatening weather and rain later
in the afternoon the attendance at the ex-
perimental running race meet increased to-
day, and the betting was livelier than on
any. of the former days. Burren. the coll
ored boy. added three winning mounts to
the six of the previous days, riding Tea Set
In the first race, Extra in the fourth and
A. b. c. in the last. Tea Set sold at to 1,
with Tramp the favorite at even money
Extra was favorite. In the last race, the
mile selling. Hazelhatch was favorite, 2 to
5. with field Of five horses selling at to
1. "A. b. C. sold at to 1, but Burrell won
handily with the alphabet horse. In the
second race May b. was the favorite, but
Bobbins, who sold at to /, won. In the
onao nf o wn9er MAS Wo od Del
getting second. money. >Burrell Won the six
furiongs handicap with Extra In 1:1sls. and
distance ne won with the same horse in
First Race~five furIongs. Tea Set first.
Tramp second. Dudenhoffer third. Time.
Second-Four and one-half furlongs. Bob
bins. first MAY b. second, Fannie Wolf
Third-Five fnriongs. Del Coronado first,
Toomast second. Madonna third. Time, les
FourthTSix furlongs: Extra first. Unity
Fifth-one mile. A. B. c.. first. Hazel
Hatch E, second Lord willOWbrOOk third
The entries for tomorrow follow:
First Race-Selling: fye-eighths of mile
Oily Cannon, 80; Maggie Smallwood. 100:
jr., los: Tramp. log: Santa Cruise, iO7: Mis-.
chief. Ora Audrian. los; Imp Timothy. no.:
seconi-Selling: three quarters of a mile
Birdie c., 100: Riverside Park, Tupto, Ed
Garland, Judge Woods. Kitch. 112; Climax.
son RIM g.: Etfie To r. 1S7: Ruth. e raromi a.
Tea Set, 100; War Dance, jr., 102; Spring.
time. Dudenhoffer, Bay View. Ill.
Fioreanna. liz; George w. Bailey. Rounde-
lay. ITO; Little Thorn. iO6 Clara Foley. 100:
An nss g; Hattie Bellew, go ,,.so ..
l. C. W., 81: Eli fby Hyder AID. Imp Thorn,
Ice; CRESCENT. l04: Hot Spur. King Bors.
Golden Crown, 100.
,~ At Morris Park.
NEW YORK. May PA hard rain, a
muddy track and meager card were not
calculated to make big attendance at Nor
ris Park. but about two thousand people
were there to-day They had the satisfac-
tion OF seeing the favorites win in a ma
jority Of the races, two being Henry of Ma
varre and one-I-Love. both of whom made
their fields look Ike carthorses. The closest
race of the day was the first, in which Do
mingo was the favorite. but was beaten by
| the second choice, Hanwel. Fourteen two
year-olds went 70. the post in the SECOND
race. With Rhodesia. rom the Keene string.
a red-hot favorite, few caring to look fur
| thersfrThe public was right, for the filly
had a lot of speed and won handily,. with
| Lady Louise second after a hard drive.
| Henry Of Navarro then gal.oped through the
mud for exercise, as the others could not
| get near him Shakespeare III won the last
| event vesy easily and One-I-Love got the
| nth without bit Of urging. Deerslayer
| was an odds-on choice I'm the last race and
| was the ffth favorite to win in succession
| Summarizes:
! First Race-Six and a half furlongs Han
| well. s115 (Griffin). TO and 4 to s, won,
| Domingo. h9 .(DoggetO. 3 10 10 and out. sec
| ond; Runaway, IA eSloane). 20 2 and tS
| 5. third Time. %. Factotum also ran.
/ Secondr-Half. : mile. Rhodesia, los Q)og.
| geto, TO and to 2 won: Lady L5uise
/ los CIV. Jones). = 70 I and 10 TO 1, second
/ Atoy. los Ct. Sloane). 8 to. I and 70 4
third. Time. ~. Takanassee. Fair Rebel