The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
The PreakneSS Stake at
GraVeSend Won by
an Outsider.
WoIhurSt and st. eW
Divide a Purse on a
Dead Heat.
The CoVlngton Selling Event at
Latonia Tsken Easily by
High Jinks.

GRAVESEND, N. Y, June S.-With
the exception of Wolhurst, who ran q
dead heat with st. Bartholomew in the
last event, the favorites we're all downed
to-day. Paul Kauvar, ridden by Thorpe
landed the Preakness stake, and Fayida,
an outsider, won the Glover stake for
tilIies, Burns & Warehouses; Miss
Rowena. the favorite, running unplaced.
After throwing Tod Sloan, On Deck ran
away, and after being caught finished
third in the Preakness stake, ruling first
choice in the betting.
1t rained and the track was sloppy,
which accounted in a measure for the
overthrow of the choices.
six furlongs. high weight handicap
Sir Play los (hewitt), 10 o1.....-..............1
Domtor l06 (Sberrer), 8 to ol..................2 2
Kaiser Ludwig ZOE MARTINI, TO l....... .......
Time, l;l6 Beaufort. The Manxman, Xmas.
Miss Prim. MistrRl, Alarum, Belchsx, Prompt
ana Miss Lillian also ran
One mile, selling
Tom Cromwell ITO (simsl, TO o1..................2 .
Time, l.431s, LeedsviIIe. Ameer, JEFFERSON,
strathrol, Marshall and Albert also ran.
Clover stakes, two-ysarold hlies, nine-si1-
Fayida 112 (MAher) 6 to o1.......................l
SSSpcL - NASSStItJT W l.
abundant II (Littleheld). to ..........3
lime, :57. Miss howena and Juda also ran.
The Preakness stake, mile and sixteenth
Paul ks1yar les Crhorpel, TO 1...............,.1
on nact Ioo tin 70
Time, l:5I14 Kensseiar, Chum, Caidron and
Free Lance ais
Five furlongs 2-year-o.ds selling
Miss Foride 100 (u Lea'y), ~ to l..............1
General Msceo 104 (1horpe), 10 5...............2
Brentwood los (oherre }, to 1.......-......-..,S
lime, ! :04 Central Trust, False Pride, George
Jr., Oluey and Req 6idd also ran.
Mile ane sixteenth. purse
Wolhurst 80 (>losn), to o5......................s
St Bartholomew 9s (Hewett), 5 to 2..............*
Noll ll3 Cfaral), TO
~Dead heat purse divided
Time, 1914. Sir Vassar, Bannock and ORION
also ran.
LATONIA, KY, June S.-Over a good
track but two favorites could win to-day.
High Jinks took the Covington stake.
Seven furlongs, selling
Kitty 81 Ct. Burns). ...............1
Time :29iz Muse Ben Naiad, Dr. kellogg,
j. p. b. Gateway, Koscio and Dago also ran.
Locust Blossom iO7 (T Burns), to 5..........l
Torila lO7 (AuJ) TO 1..........................3
Time, lO4La Lucy NJ, scOtIie D, Helvetis,
Vemba, Danette and Miss also ran'
Mile and furlong selling
Letcher l04 utt), to
Banquo II 81 q. Burns) 8 10 2..................2
Sharon lU4 C.. Rein), even. 3
Time, :55. Joe Clarke, Endurance James
Munroe. Parson and Donna Rita also
The CovingtOn selling stake, eleven-sixteenths
High Jinks 100 CHirsch) to tol..................l L
Ii Hung hang 9S {r Burns), II TO 1............2
kAstus 106 utt), TO .............3 8
Time, 1854. McCleary Tusculum and Ala
mada also
six furlonqs purse
Gey=er 81 1T. Burns), to
Imp 1O6 (Nuttl. .-............2 2
orimar 81 (Fverett) to
Time, 1;1412 Lady Baer Duncan Bill, Ida NJ,
shuttlecock aid Fred Barr also ran.
Seven furlongs, selling
Ethelinda 100 (Nutt), 10 ol.....................1
Motla loo (J. HID. TO o5..............,.......2
Lawanda 81 (>hackelfordl 20 to 1................3
lime, l:2914. IenOchlit an Waldine, Lease
man, Miss Rowetta and Honor also ran.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June S.-Jockey
Slaughter Distinguished himself by land
ing three winners at the track to-day, all
favorites. One other choice got home in
front.
One mile, selling
Amber Glints lO2 DEAN, 5 to o1.................1
Irish CHIEF III 107 (Fros J, rs TO l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Time, ;44. MRyford, Helen Whttington, Gold
Band. Gomez, Bravo, Big Fellow, Tim Irven,
Hinda, Brakeman ana Montel also ran.
Six fur;ongs, selling
Sugaefoot 1O3 (Siaughter) to 10. ..............1
Nick Carter 106 -. Matthews), to l............2
LOyaietta l07 e. Murphy, 8 to l...-............3