The sun., 1897-12-16
lN INCREASES IN PURSES.
Twelve Books Cause the Manage
ment to Be More Liberal.
OUTSIDERS RULE THE DAY.
The Crowd Didn't Agree With Judge
May---They HOoted and HOwled at
His Decision.

The feature Of yesterdays racing was
the unpopular decision of Judge May
and the crowd was very free in express
ing their disapproyal This happened
after the horses had finished in the sec
ond race. When the numbers were
hoisted up it was at first thought to be a
mistake, as it looked to all that Ferocious
had won by at least half a length, but
the Judge didn't see it that way and his
decision was final.
The talent received another black eye
today as only one favorite crossed the
wire first.
Jockeys Bender and Hinricks were the
lucky boys to receive the $50 prize for
winning on 10 to l shots. The two year
olds furnished the best race of the day as
it looked to be very open affair."
The winner turned out to be Hurry,
who got off in front and ran game race,
winning by head from Bardette who
got off bad and ran the best race. Sum-
mary, entries and selections as follows:
Summary.
First Race-Five furlongs. Equity, 100
Cunningham, 8, 2 and l, first Mime
tonka, 100 (Burris), p, l and 2-5, sec
ond Peep ODay, 100 (Coleman), Is, 5
and 2, third. Time, Lag. Despair, Tar
Belle, Knight Of Honor, Wistful ventan-
ma also ran.
Second Race-six furlongs. Speedy,
ll2 (Bender), 10, 6 and s, first Fero-
cious, 1O7 (J. Moore), S5 3-5, second ;
Worry Not, 10 (Geiger), 10, and 2,
third. Time, 1.82. New York, Buccan-
neer Gold Spec, Mischief, Little Lady,
Roebuck, Kennie Thatcher also ran,
Third Race-six furlongs. Tomoka,
ll2 (Hinricks), Is, 6 and 8, first; Mo
hawk, l12 Cunningham 20, 8 and 4,
second; Rosedale, 115 (Dwyer), 8, l and
-, third. Time, 1,32. Foxglove, Eliza
beth, Humming Bird, Plenty, Mr.
Waverly, Brown Fonso, also ran.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs. Hurry,
l05 u. Dorsey, 5, 2 and 1, first; Bar
dette, 1902 (Narvaez), 4, So and /, sec
ond; Bayside, los (Nelson), %, / and
2-5, third. Time, LA. Jay Hawker,
Lula B., Vindictive, vanoc, Traymore,
Green Point, also ran.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs-Cake Walk,
lO7 (Bender), 2, As and 2-5, first; Stock
bridge, l07 Cunningham, !, 2 and 5
and p, second; Beloved, 1l2 (Campbell),
|, 4, 6 and 3, third. Time, 1872. Candel-
abra, Mi wal! ee, Fred Munich, Parbenue,
King Bon, Hazel n, also ran.
Entries for Today.
First Race.-Six furlongs. Mullagh-
more, Grange Camp, lis each; Come
maugh, Belle Fowler, Pocket Piece,
salvor Beloved, VIM. Penn, 112 each;
Conspirator, Hint, l07 each.
Second Race.-Four and half fur
longs. Taunton, Tommie Fahey, 10
each; Magnolia, Little Denny, Peggie r.,
Fannie Lee, Edith Gray, The Mite, Wen
dell, Charity, lO7 each.
Third Race.-Four and a half furlongs.
Barytone IL, lis; Charlie Wells, lis;
Paragon, Ill; Blue Jay, Dutch Bluster,
Harry Bennett, Frank T., los each; Ed.
Taylor DR.. Jim, Nay, 1902 each.
Fourth Race.-Six furlongs; selling.
Doc Birch, Mirage, ll5 each; O,Hearn,
Juanita, King Hero, Pulitzer, Lum, Lit
tie Cliff, Henry Higgins, 112 each;
Priyateer, 107.
Fifth Race.---Four and half furlongs;
selling. Sister Myra, Navahoe, First
Light, Marie Lowell, Helen II. Leonidas,
Bona Vera, liz each; Harry C. Lucette,
Edna d., 107 each.
Selections.
First Race-Wm. Penn, Mullighmore,
Grange Camp.
Second Race-Edith Gray, Peggy R.,
Magnolia.
Third Racc-Baritone II, Paragon,
Charlie Wells.
Fourth Race-Doc Burch, Pulitzer,
King Hero.
Fifth Race-Lucette, Leondas, Sister
Myra.
Paddock Points.
Dick Baker has purchased the good
wo year old flly (Sister Ida) rom Mrs.
VI. Goldblatt, her former owner.
There were three six furlong races
and strange to say they were
III run in the same time, 1872.
Chicago poolrooms were hit good and
,ard yesterday afternoon bya crowd of
Cincinnati betting men over the victory
II Harry c., in the third race at the Iron
Hill track. The horse was backed for
very dollar that the Chicago rooms
would take, and nearly $4,000 was
'cashed in" it is said, by the successful