Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-04
EVENTS on THE running TRACKS.
Two Long shots Finish Heads Apart
ut Oakley.

CINCINNATI, July 3.-Rastus and Cob.
two 20 to shots, finished heads apart in the
Ruby stakes at Oakley today. a field of
eight crack 2-year-olds went to the post for
the stake and Ga,liVant was "A hot favOrite at
to /. Lillian Bell and High Jinks cut out
the running into the stretch, where Cob and
Rastus came from behind with rattling
burst of speed and in an exciting finish Ras-
tuS got the decision BY i nose. Cob beat LII
!tan Bell two lengths for the place, while
the money In the last race Don Eu.anO
finished second, but was disqualified for
ftouiinE El T&oro, Tore Weath1er t,1 hot track fast
First race, five and one-half furlongs:
Melba. 40 C.. Reif) 3 to / won; Dunster,
1913 CMorrisom, !, to and even, second; pinar
del Rio, 10 O.. Gardner. to /. third. Time:
lloA. Frogmore and l'leeda also ran.
Second race, seven furongs: Pete, ia Or.
Wi,lamD, to TO-, won Belle Bramble, 9l Cr.
Burnsl, . to ! and to s. second; Arlington,
los lMorrison!, 10 to l, third. Time: 1;27i2.
Third race, one mile, selling: Protus. 1O5
%. HuD, 2 to ., won; Lel}anjo, lo6 NIveretO,
10 to ! and to |, second; Henry Launt luI
C.. Reifp, 6 to >, third. Time: 143. What
Next and Buck l'onso also ran;
Fourth race, the Ruby stakes, FIVE fur
longs: RastuS. l0l CFowlerD. T. to |, won;
cob 9S CAlurrison - to and to /, second;
ral iI,ian tS Si loi g. GiGane2 iaaI IL to htrd
Ths Last and Iindooqet also ran, - '",''7'
Fifth race, one and Oue-siNteenth miles:
Simon Sine ,o W, m C., RStml, to 3 won; Donna
=
C3yalcro, 100 Ct. Burns), to ), third Time:
Skin race, one mile: osouro. lo9 &C.. RcIn
( to l, won; ~ Toro, lO3 dIarU, to ana 4
to ;, second; Kitty b, 100 u5eauchamp) Il to
I, third. Time: 143 Viscount Argus. Dago
KANSAS CITY. July 3,-Weather hot;
First race. -four, and .onc-haif rurlonss:
Aaron third Iime: 6.5i 0'''' A'"'''''
Second race. -four, and one-half furlCngs;
lall '1,g
CIarinda third. Time: O:59i. 0'''''
Third race five and one-half fIrlongs: No
mull won, Thurman second, Hortless third,
Fourth race four ana onc-ha.f furlongs:
Carrie 6 won Arthur DAVIS second, Ada
Firth race, six furlongs: Blue Jay won,
Oldham second, Confessor third Tin e;
81. LOUIS, July 3.-The feature Of the
card at the fair grounds today was the
GoIJg2 ,iig RGd ha4Ijicap 9f $l,5oD at six ana a
be the good thing in th1 race, Gath had a
load of led and was not considered in the
race, Davis AN outsider figured by the
talent as only good in the mud, was over
locked completely Time Maker was a
heavily played favorlte, but proved a great
to good start, Time Maker showing the
way, and the heavily weighted Gath second,
About hair a furlong from the finish Davis Viz
came up with a rush ana before Gath could
make spurt, beat him by short neck.
events. The day was warm. a large crowd
was in attendance. Results.
First race, one mile, selling: Gold Band,
~ C. Comhs), l3 10 10 and , TO 3, won; Nir-
sinia NJ, l02 CWebsteD, 10 10 > ana to !,
cond; White, lO2 CW DEAN, 10 to !,
third Time: l45. Hinda, Nellie II, Miss
nressey Irish chief H. | c w and Queen
Flambeau also ran.
Second, race, seven furlongs; Argonaut,
Juniata, 90 C, Frosn, q to and S 10 ],
second Or Hqger, Il07 a JACKSON, ! 70 /,
third. Time: / 20. Backing Brush, Ardath,
Russella, Lady Cordella and Angustora also
ran.
Third race one mile. selling Forsythe, 81
g. COmbs). p to q and 10 s. won; Revenue,
i@ CHinkcy), 80 TO ana - TO l. second: Tom
Elmore lO6 tGarntr. ~ to l. third Time;
l:fi2. Bridget2n, Chiswell Couronne dor
can Galop and Fun Hand also ran,
Fourth race. handicap, $1,000 siX and one
half furougs David, lOs CF0uConl, TO and
20 ?. Nont Gath, l26 Garner. to l and
even second. Time Maker. lN IT Murphy
oven third Time l:2ll2, Harry McCouch
'sp ran
Fifth race s-year-olds. Ave and one-half
tGrlongs: Eva Rice llj C.. slaushter), ) to