Omaha daily bee., 1898-05-22
EVENTS ON THE RgNNINe TRACKS.
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NEW YORK, Mapo 2i.-The beautiful
weather brought darae crowd to Morris
bark and rdtt the peT%p fully repaid for
&c Eclipse , stake $1,000, m which the b best o. Of
was the favorite atyodds on and won by a
length. Results: =,
First race. seven f,rf4ongs, selling: Orto-
land won. Athamas second, Lydian third
Time: 1:2sL.
Second race, five furlongs Ethelbert won,
Saccharine second, Mr.. Clay third. Time
Third race, Eclipse stakes, FIVE and one
half furlongs: Jean Bereaud won, Kingdom
second Miller third. Time: los
Fourth race, one mile: Geisha won, Miss
Miriam second, Kenmore Queen third. Time
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second, Marsian third. Time 1:il2
Sixth race, International steeplechase,
two and one-half miles: Shillalah won,
Marschan second, Woodpigeon third. Tine
4:icis.
ST. LOUIS. May 21.--The feature of the
afternoons racing here was the Mississippi
stake. which came fourth on the card. just
an even half-dozen faced the flag. with
Harry Duke closing slight favorite over
Forbush. Weather clear and track heavy
Results:
First race, five furlongs: Miss Marion
won. Sir Blaze second, Leostratus third.
Time: 1:051a.
Second race. six furlongs Sweet William
Won, Whrl Away second, Hush third. Time
Ward second, Joe Shelby third. Time
1:i5a..
Fourth race, Mississippi Valley stake, one
mile. Harry Duke won, The Eector sec
ond. David third. Time: 1:i4h.
Fifth race, handicap. six furlongs: Fervor
won, Sligo second, Nick Carter third. Time
Sixth race, six furlongs: Horseshoe To
bacco won, Trombone second, Chang third
TORONTO May 2l.-The Ontario Jockey
clubs spring meeting commenced with
beautiful weather a fairly fast track and
an attendance of over 1000. The principal
plate, which Joseph Seagram captured for
the eighth time in succession. Results:
First race, six furlongs: Harvey won,
Tallahassee second, Horace third. Time
1:17.
Second race, Juvenile plate half a mile:
Rec. Mitchell won, Sugden second, Bessie
Taylor third. Time 0:5112.
Third race, one mile and a half: Jordan
won. Decameron second, 1ranian third
Fourth race one mile and n quarter: Bon
Ino won. Dalmoor second, Maritani third
Fifth race, Royal Canadian steeplechase
two miles: Sir Andrew won, Black Jimmy
second, Sir Lawrence third. Time: 5:OlA.
NcIS@I ciNcINNATI' HSt' May t sPaudit is e double
Derby winner. This afternoon he won new
laurels by easily defeating Lieber Karl, who
great $4,000 Derby at Oakley. This after,
moons big event was won without an effort
by the gallant son of Himyar, after running
urder restraint the entire distance.
The horses were not long at the post
They had not more than got into position
than the flag fell, sending the pair away
heads apart. Lieber Karl went out to make
the pace and for tResfirst mile the two ran
closely together. Atsno time was there
more than a half, lengths difference be-
tween them. and both, riders seemed con-
AS they turned into the homestretch Mar
tin let Plaudit have his own way and the
great thoroughbred came down through the
stretch in easy strides and crossed the wire
a good half-ength to the good. Lieber Karl
was doing his best, and looked tired out at
the finish. V-i n.
There was but ittleibetting on the race,
Plaudit's price never being better than to
10, while to waS-about the best price OBJ
tainable on Lieber karlS Results
First race. six flrpngs: Benares won,
Abe Furst second. !. Al Grey third Time:
Second race, FIVE ffurlSngs; Parker Bruce
won; Pat Garrett ,ser"nd' aFhnem Respiee
Third race, five ana one-half furlongs:
Glasnoun won. Chanty II second, Oredel-
late third. Time: 0:56A.
Fourth race. Oakley Derby. one and a
quarter miles, stake S.750: Plaudit won.
Lieber Karl second. Time: 2:0SA.
Fifth race. one mile: Ollean won, Petrol
second, Sue Nell third. Time: 143
Sixth race, one mile: Bon Jour won,
Henry Launt second, Kitty B third. Time:
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