Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-24
. Y. Eayes defeated Leo WAC, G-O, O-2,
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS.
Jockey Jesse Clutter Is Killed Mt


KANSAS CITY, Aug. S.-Jockey jesse
Clutter was killed on the Exposition race
course this afternoon. He had the mount
on Dazzle, an odds-on favorlte in the second
race. The horse went down and the boys
skull was fractured by the fall. He died in
an ambulance route to the hospital. In
the first race Sir Archer and Lu.u fell
JOCKEY Joe Webber who went down with
Lulu $ was carried from the track uncon-
scious. He is badly hurt but Will recover
The bookmakerS at the track got new
lease of life today by securing a temporary
injunction in the state circuit court restrain
ing the police from interfering with them
The injunction against the police is granted
on the ground that the track bookmakers
are operating under n charter issued by the
secretary of state, and under licenses issued
daily by the state auditor, in accordance
with the state breeders law. Weather warm;
track fair. Results:
First race, six furlongs: 1'le Dare won,
May View second, Katie G third Time:
119A.
second race. four and one-half fur,ongs:
Billy undsrwood won; Feish second Car
niyal third. Time: O5s&. ,.,.
Third race, six furlongS: ArtlesS won,
Powhuska second Emma w third Time:
119
won. Gismonda second. Brazonia third.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Daziamoor won,
Queen Faustus second, One Dime third.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 23-Two favorites, two
second choices and two outsiders finished in
ent more than broke even. In the last race
Lucky STAR the favorite. was beaten out by
silva and finished with the also rams. Track
dead. Attendance good. Results:
First race, selling, six furongs: Pelleas,
10i (Gilmore), even and | to 2, won; Wild
West. 95 &C. Coombsl. 10 to | and 4 to /,
1:16A Hin Billy, Tago Frank DAILY, Hano,
Hush and Topmast also ran.
and 7iVo@ one-ha:f e furomgs: : Denial. i0l GHalb,
to / and to 3, won; Sir Joseph Lister, lOi
qIarris). 10 to ! and to l, second; Melvin
I:C9R Prince Bismark, Cousin Lizzie Whir-
n-antcline. Glenora Lee. Sue Sue and Ups
and Downs also ran.
Stoe Tobacco, 100 (Gilmore), 10 to 3 and out,
| won: Nicholas, 101 &C. Slaughter. to 1 and
5 to ?, second; Amelia Fonso, 96 &C. Murphy;
Aim also ran. Ivy May left
Fourth race, selling, one mile: Parole
4f IS f9e 81 Co. coombs r2 ?na to nnd G to
second: Putaway. 81 &c. Murphy. to l,
third third Time et,,1 1l2 Gan Gan, See EN- Xir,
H, Gardner and Glee Boy also ran.
teenths miles: Gold Band, 93 HIalD, to
and to 5, won; Glad Eyes, 50 Cstevens),
to 5 and 4 to 5, second; Mamie LIS Sister
| "a &C. Coombs), II to D. third. Time: 2:O212
Courtesy, Jack Bradley. Al Miles, Joe o'sot
| Sixth race, selling for 2-year-olds, five and
one-half furlongs: silva; 1oi &C. Slaughter,
Z to i and to D. Won; TeWanda, lO3 tHoyD,
| 80 to l and 10 to l. second: Miriam G., 1O1 &C..
| Coombsl. 8 to l, third. Time: 1:O9A. White
| Leaf. Afra. Mariel T, / Own u, Peter
| Archer and Lucky Star also ran.
| CHICAGO, Aug. 23-Traditon and Nimrod
We're the winning favorites at Harlem today
| The surprise the defeat of Ursula by
| Colonel Gay and DggS in the fifth race. 1t
| cost Barney Schreiber a lot of money. Re-
| suits:
First race, five and one-half furlonss: De-
pending, 10c 81. Woods), 3 to !. won Ii Hung
Chang. 100 Ct Burns). 6 to 5. second: Ray
mond +, 9S CLAY, 50 to l, third. Time: / 10
Woods, 9 to 5, won; Little Music. 81 don
| aldson), 3 to !, second; ovation, 81 Gray
| 20 to |, third. Time: 1:42.
| Third race, five-ifths of mie: Cuba
| Free. 103 TT. Burns), 10 to l, Won; Miss C.
| 105 a.. Soden), to l, second: Miss Kinbello
| 103 Donaldson), to /, third. Time: :O2A
Fourth race, one mile and three-sixteenths
Nmrod 10S (T. Murphy, to q won; Evan
atus, 10l q. Woods, u to l, second; Mando-
! lima, 80 CLAY, Az to l, third. Time: 2:OOla
! Fifth race, threequarters of a mile
Colonel Gay, 1o2 (W. DEAN, 10 to l.. won
| Dggs, JOG (Caywood), to l, second; Ursula
lO7 u: Woods, even, third; Time: 1:l41a.
Sixth race one mile: Mile NJ, 80 (Clay)
C to /, won; Belvl,le. 81 Gkittley), 90 to l.
second; Travis. 103 (W. Dean), 9 to 5, third
Time: 1:43.