The record-union., 1898-03-23
EVENTS ON THE TURF.
SLOAN HAS ANOTHER GOOD
DAY AT INGLESIDE.
Pilots Three Favorites Past the
Finishing Post First-Results
at New Orleans.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-At the
Ingleside race track to-day Tod Sloan
again appeared to good advantage. He
piloted three favorites past the finish
ing post first, all being heavily backed
choices in the ring Atkins d Lottridge
sprung a surprise in the two-year-old
event with La Parasseuse, against
which as good as 40 to l was at one
time laid The Emperor of Norfolk
filly, with Clawson in the saddle, led
her field from the jump. and ridden
out at the wire, downed EzeIls Don't
Tell by a head. Winifred, the 6 to 5
favorite, ridden by Sloan, finished with
the bunch. In the other events, how
ever, Sloan was more successful
Weather fine; track fast. Results
Three and a half furlongs, La Pa
rasseuse (Clawson), 20 to 1, won; Don't
Tell (Shields), 10 to 1. second; Wini-.
fred ct. Sloan) 6 to ;, third Time
0:43A. The Miller San Augustine,
Sweet Cakes, Rio Chico, Reina De Gu
ba, Sombre, Hermita, Zaccatoso, Mas
ter Buck and San Ramon also ran.
Six furlongs, selling, Newsgatherer
ct. Sloan), { to D, won; Fig Leaf (Ic-
Nichols), 20 to l, second; Lode Star
(ClaWson), y to 1, third. Time: ! AZ
The Plutocrat, Cabrillo, r. O. Ban,
Judge Stouffer, Yemen and Lone Prin-
cess also ran.
Six furlongs, Lord Marmion IT.
Sloan), 6 to 5, won; Glorian (Clayton),
even, second; Torsida III. MARTINI, Z
to 5, third. Time-1:141a Fonsavan-
nah also ran.
One mile, selling, Del Paso II. (Hen-
nessy), 5 to 2, won; CIaudius (Conley),
s to 1, second: Tulare CWeaver). > to
/, third. Time-1:43 Lucky Star, At
ticus. Outgo. Naranja, Queen Safe and
Walter J. also ran.
One mile, Won't Dance IT. Sloan. ,
to ;, won; Odds On (Clawson), s to l,
second; Bonita Cray. I to .. third
Time-1: 4112 Ballister and Sadie
Schwartz also ran.
Seven furlongs, selling. Robair Con
ley), 8 to 1, won; Miss Lyman (O'Con-
nor), . to /. second; Harry Thoburn
(Clawson). ) to >, third. Time-1:2S
Twinkle Twink Coda, Charles A, Our
Climate, Cromwell, Soniro, Sutton and
Meadow Lark also ran
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 22-Eton
day dropping dead just as she passed
under the wire in the third race
Weather fine; track fast Results:
Six and a half furlongs, Lady EIlers-
lie won, Tachur second, Monon third.
Time-1 :2214
One mile, 0ninoor won, Tole Simmons
second, Blitheful third. Time-1 :421A
Six furlongs, Meddler won, Glen
moyne second, Dave S. third. Time
lila.
Handicap, one mile, Elkin won, What
Next second, Judge Steadman third
Time-14 ~
Mile and an eighth, Pete Kitchen
won, Dorothy III. second, Bizarre third.
Time-1:5 80.
One mile, Lulu Fry won, Nero sec
ond Kallitan third. Time-1 :423l.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 22.-The Lincoln
shire handicap of 200 sovereigns to-day
was won by w. A. Clark's fve-year-
old ch. c. Prince Barcaldine, by Bar
caldine, out of st. Olavo. High Treas
urer was second and Ravensdale was
third
Fifteen horses ran. James r. Keene's
chestnut colt Voter started. but did not
finish among the first four horses. The
start was somewhat bad, owing to Vot-
er displaying evil temper, and it be-
came necessary to lead the American
horse to the post. Ravensdale led at
the beginning of the race with Voter
last. There was little change in the
order of the horses till near the finish,
when High Treasurer supplanted Raw
ensdale, who was soon passed by Prince
Barcaidine. The latter took the lead
in the last few strides making a most
exciting finish. Voter finished eleventh
or twelfth.