The record-union., 1896-05-31
Twenty Thousand People Attend the Oakley
and Morris Park Courses.
Excellent Programmes Given at All
the Tracks.
Ida Pickwick Wins the Memorial
Handicap at Oakley, Loki, the Fav-
Orite, Being Eight Lengths Behind
at the Finish-Assignee Wins
Rich Stake at St. Louis in Very
Fast Time.

OAKLEY (O), May 3O.-Twenty
thousand people took advantage OF q
delightful holiday and the great care
offered The Memorial handicap was
the feature Old Ida Pickwick won II
by a nose from Ben Holiday. Loki, the
favorite, was eight lengths behlno-
Three favorites, one second choice ana
three outsiders got the money. SUM-
maries:
Five furlongs, Burlesque won, George
Rose second, Belle Bramble third. Time
-1:03A
Six and half furlongs, Blanche KEN
ney won, Mesh second, Hoffman third.
Time-1 ID.
Four furlongs, Madrilene won, Minnie
Murphy second, Charma third. Time
0:50.
Memorial handicap, mile and quar-
ter. Ida Pickwick won, Ben Hollida.'
second, Loki third Time-2:OS.
Mile and twenty yards, Iselin won,
Jake Zimmerman second, Judge Dennis
third. Time-1:3212.
Six and a half furlongs, Fred Barr
Won, fOUluSoL SS\OiA, AOOA . ~
Time-1 :O34.
Six and a half furlongs, Letcher won,
Lawanda second, Hubert third. Time
1:21H.
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, May 30.-The $500 mile
and a quarter Decoration Day handl-
cap the principal event at Lakeside
to-day, was won rather easily by sun
n.y. Meddler in the first race was the
only favorite to win. Attendance, o,UOo
Summaries:
Six furlongs, Meddler won, Freddie
L. T. second, Lucinda third. Time
1:19R.
Four and a half furlongs, Easter Eve
won, Van Mesa second, Ethel Farrell
third. Time-O:5SA
Six furlongs, Ramona won, Dominica
second, Dago third. Time-1:l9A.
Decoration Day handicap. mile and
quarter Sunny won, Redskin second
Elusive third. Time-2:15%4.
One mile, Ashland won, Excuse sec
ond, Terra Archer third. Time-1 :o1 "A.
Six furlongs, Weola won, Panout sec
ond, Irene Woods third. Time-1:l9.
AT MORRIS PARK.
MORRIS PARK IN. ", May 3O.-The
excellent programme presented here to-
day brought out one OF the largest
crowds in the history OF this track,
conservative estimate placing the num-
Der at 10000 persons. Among the big
events on the programme were the
races for the Eclipse and Toboggan
stakes. The former was won by Don
De Orc. The Toboggan stake was cap
tured by Hastings, who went to the
post an odds-on favorite. Summaries:
Seven furlongs, Sir Dixon won, The
Swain second, Buckrene third. Time
ii :2SA.
One mile, Shakespeare II. won, Be
amelia second. Formal third. Time
:42A.
Orc won. Dr. Sheppard second, Chal-
lenger third. Time-113E2.
Toboggan stakes six furlongs, Hast
ings won, Hanwell second, Sherlock
third. Time-1: 1924.
Five furlongs, Mcbride won, Robert
Bonner second, Courtship third. Time
i :O1.
Mile and a quarter, Clifford won,
keenan, second. Time-2:1lA.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May Bottle storm Of
Wednesday has not interfered with
racing at the fair grounds, and 5000
people were present to-day The
Memorial handicap, worth $1,000. was
won by Assignee, who ran away from
the field. Summaries:
Six furlongs, San Pancreas won, Jo-
vial second Hush third. Time-1:15.
Five furlongs, Celozo won, Typhoon
second, Satyr third Time-1:O2
Six furlongs, Neutral won, Constan-
tine second, Amelia May third. Time
1:15A.
Memorial handicap, mine furlongs,
Assignee won, Ramino second, Linda
third. Time-1 :53A
Five furlongs, Tartary won, Dora H.
second, George H. Smith third. Time
-1:01R.
One mile, Bling Badger won, Draw
Scot second, Whisper third. Time
:41A.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3O-An I'M
usually attractive holiday card was ar
ranged by the Pacific Coast Jockey Club
for this afternoon at Ingleside, and one
of the largest crowds of the season ap-
preciated 1t by attending. There were
seven races The great event. Of course
was the Ullman steeplechase Of two
miles, which was fourth upon the pro-
gramme. The weather was fine and the
track fast.
Four furlongs, Destro won, Santa
Paula second, Widow Jones third
Time-O:5O
One mile, selling, Daylight won,
Trappeau second, Leonville third. Time
IL 44lh.
Five and half furlongs, selling
Candor won, Daisy A. second, Doubtful
third. Time 09A.
Ullman stakes. two miles, eight hur-
dies, 81 800 to winner, Colonel Wright
man won, Bellringer second, Silverado
third. Time-3:5312.
Seven furlongs, handicap, All Over
won, Cabrillo second. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
third. Time-1 :2S3
Five and a half furlongs. selling.
Chartreuse II. won. Toano second, Peix-
otto third Time-1:OSA.
BICYCLING.