The sun., 1898-01-23
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Short and Pithy Pointers From
the Turf.
BRIEF TOPICS Of The DAY.
A Resume of the Latest DOings In
Athletics, Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate.
BRIEF TOPICS Of THE DAY.
TURF TALK.


TURF TALK.
The feature of the racing at Singcrly
yesterday was the X-ray Handicap
which was won by Mackessy's good colt
Jonah White, who beat the lightweight
krausc by three lengths, with Nellie
$. third. Ed. Mulligan presented the
winner with valuable blanket anC
hood. He also gave the jockey IS goll
piece.
There was an unusual crowd attended
the races and ten books were on the
line.
Following are the summary and entries
for Monday:
Summary.
First Racc-Five furlongs Merrill,
1l5 (Neary), ., SO and 4.5, first Jingle
Bells, Ill Cunningham, 8, 50 and -,
second Tommy o., ll5 (Burckholder),
SO, 40 and 20 third. Time, 1,l5i.
False Pride, Checkers, Tempter, Wild
Duck, also ran.
Second Race-Four and one-half fur
longs. Belle Washington, lO5 Cunning
ham,, rs and $40, first Kassala, 1Ol
! (McIntyre), 3, As and l-3, second
Mountain Maid, lO5 (Coudier), 10, and
9, third. Time, l.OsI. Prairie Flower,
Silver Bill, Metropolis, March, Intimi-
dad. also ran.
/ Third Racc-Seven iurlongs. Frank
J.. Hough, 100 Cunningham J. 2 and
!, first st. Pat, 100 (Burckholdcr), 5,
- and 3-j,sccond Minis, l07 (Brophy),
So, 40 and 20 third. Time, 1.47l
Wampum, Sparkle, Walter o., Beloved,
also ran.
| Fourth Race-Six and one-hali fur
longs. Jonah White, i0j Cunning
ham,, 81, G-5 and 3-5, first; krause, ~
IL. jones', 20, and 4, second; Nellie
$, 100 (Burckholder), S. 3 and 80,
third. Time, l4O!. A. B. Dade, Gould,
Reform, Gallatin, Salvor, German, also
ran.
Fifth Race--Six furlongs. Little Moss,
III (Geigcr), l5 6 and 3 first; Miss Car
rie, 100 (Nclson), II, 5 and %, second;
Ferocious, III (Rigby), 5, 2and |, third.
b., Bcrnadc, Dutch Lady, Syde, also
ran.
Sixth Race-Fivc iurlongs. Quilla
10 Patton), ), 2 and l, first; Belvina,
10 f. Joncs) 2, 40 and 2-5, second;
Gold Dollar, ll2 Neary), 7-lO and l-3,
third. Time, LIZ. Diadalna, Sandowne,
also ran.
Ent ries for Monday.
First Racc--Sevcn furlongs. Red Star
Mullaghmorc, ia each; st. Pat, John p,
Salvor, Fred Train, WampunI, Charlie
Mcdonald, III each; King Bon, Sparkle,
lOS each.
Second Race-Foul and one-half fur
longs. Iliddcnite, Chswick, no each;
Parthian, Harry G, Fred Munich, 1O7
each: Sister Myra, Dorah Lamar, Prairie
Flower, lrvanna, Black Bcss, lO5 each.
Third Racc-I'ive furongs. George W.
Bailey, l2O; Leigh, New York, III each;
Romping Girl, Equity, GoIdspec, ll5
each; Roxbora, ll3: Miss Carrie, Ethel
Farrell, III each; Viola Albers, 80.
Fourth Racc-Four and onc-half fur
longs Col. T., Legion, no each; Leo
midas, Telegram, Roebuck, lO7 each;
Irish Lass, Bessie Abbott, May Pinker-
ton, Highland Fling, IIanoanna, lO5
each.
Fifth Racc--Five furlongs. Flucllen,
Balkan, Arian, III each; DR.. Jim, Ed.
Taylor, Privatecr, Sir Moltkc, lib each;
Vcrna j., Lady Linden, 80 each.
Sixth Race-Five furlongs. Wm
Penn, Jcrquct, III each; Frank Hough,
Henry, Stockbridgc, Conspirator, Harry
L., 1l3 each; Cuba for Sans Pariel. III;
RossnIan, llG; Beloved, ll5.
Paddock Points.
Jockey Mcintyre had narrow escape
from having his leg broken when Wam-
pun fell with him, but good fortune
favored him and outside little shaking
up he is all right He will be seen in
the saddle Monday.
Jockey Cunningham again carried off
the honors by winning three races and a
second out OF the four he rode There is
no use talking, he is in great form just
now. The Judge fined him fifty dollars
for hitting Johnson in the Jockeys
room.
Jack White lost heavily yesterday,
both on Tommy .. and, Nellie s., but
he evencd up somewhat on Quilla, as
he figured her good thing.
J. J. Wilmington was heavily played
by select few, who supposed they
knew something, but fourth was the
best he could do whipped out.
Charlie Douglass cut his mare Belle
Washington loose. She was played down
from IS to 3-5. The race proved 70 be
an easy thing for her, as she beat
kassala about two lengths.
Jack Bakers colt False Pride, who
was supposed to be such good horse
is worth about forty cents china money.
Wanpum dislocated his shoulder and
it is doubtful if he will start again this
winter, if ever.
Harry IIandfeld, the German plunger,
played Belle of Washington heavily, but
lost part of his winnings on Gold Dollar,
who he thought was a certainty.
johnson claimed foul against Gun
bingham for shutting him off, The
Judge did not allow it. 1t can be said
II reference to the foul Cunningham did
lose in on A. b. Dade, but then on the
,ther hand A. B. Dadc carried him ont
irst. The only one that really had a
nance was Nellie s., who, at the time of
he shutting off, was laying fifth, but
he was thrown back to eighth place,
otherwise she might have had chance
o win, but as Jonah White won SO cas- ,
ly, it is doubtful.
Tom Tallchce had good bet on St.
'at for the place.
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