The record-union., 1898-06-26


-Azucena, Lillian Bell. Alleviate. Eight
Bells also ran.
Seven furlongs, handicap, Hampden
won. John Bright second, Skate third.
Time-1:3Oh
Six furlongs. Panchita won, Turtle
Dove second. Derby Maid third. Time
1:16%.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. June 25-Track fast.
Weather pleasant Results:
One mile, Gotobed won, Empress
Josephine second, Bill Jackman third.
'Time-1:43A.
Mile and half, Leaseman won. Min
ME g. second. Kodak third. Time
1851
Six furlongs, Gibraltar won, Miss
Verne second. Tragedy third. Time
lis.
Junior Championship stakes, value
1900, for two-year- -olds, five and a
half furlongs. Fausturo won, Sir Ca
tian second, Ben Bramble third Time
-1:O91h
Mile and seventy yards, handicap.
Parole dor won, Ed Farrell second,
Lady Britannia third. Time :46A.
Mile and an eighth, Sir Rolla won,
Madeline second. Bridgeton third Time
-1:55A.
One mile, Montedonoco won. Domsie
second, Termarks third. Time--1 :43I12
AT HARLEM
CHICAGO, June 25.-Pink Coat is a
double derby winner. This afternoon
at Washington Park the Leonatus colt
trained by Pat Dunno and ridden by
Willie Martin, flashed under the wire
Of
odds Of to i, with Warrenton, w. l.
divers candidate, but nose behind.
Isafey secured third money, three
lengths behind Warrenton, Mirthful
the q to favorite, finished fourth, with
the rest of the field strung out. The
derby was run over slow track, and
a heavy wind was blowing up the
stretch. Thirty thousand people wit
messed the race.
AT the start Warrenton showed half
length in front of Bannockburn, with
Isabey and the others closely punched
Eva Rice, with Tommy Burns in the
saddle, shot to the front and set the
pace, passing the stand the first time.
Bannockburn and Mirthful were very
close up, while Martin, on Pink Coat
was last by several lengths. After six
let down the favorites head, and he
went to the front, running easily and
opening up a gap of two lengths. Mar
tin, in the meantime, had Joined issues
with the bunch, and was overhauling
the leaders one by one. Caywood was
taking matters leisurely with divers
candidate, Warrenton, while Bannock-
burn seemed to have something left.
r. ir{1, ~,
nine furlong pole, Pink Coat, Warren
ton and Isabey, who had been slow to
get in motion, attending him. Martin
called on his mount three furlongs from
home, and he drew away from the field,
apparently an easy winner Mirthful
shut up like a clam when pinched, but
Caywood made one of his stretch rides,
and it was nip and tuck ITO the last six
teenth, Martins riding landing his
horse a winner. Results:
One mile, Macy won, The Devil sec
ond, David Tenny third. Time
1:4411
Six furlongs, Ben Hadad won, Ira
verser second, Whitcomb third. Time
-1:17A.
American derby, 100000 added, one
and half miles, Pink Coat, 127 CW.
Martin), to /, won; Warrenton, 122
(Caywood), 10 to l. second; Isabey, 122
Knapp), 4 to !, third. Time-2: :42;AA
Mirthful, Bannockburn, INDIAN and
Eva Rice also ran.
Mile and sixteenth, Hugh Penney
won, Braw Lad second, Alvarado II.
third. Time-1:50.
Four and a. half furlongs, Jinks won,
Queen Of Song second. Josephine B.
third. Time-O:57A.
AT DENVER.
DENVER, June 25-Chehalis low
cred the track record at Overland Park
by four seconds this afternoon and
reeled off the fastest mile paced in
America this year, getting a mark of
2:051A in the first heat of the nee for
all pace. Results:
Pacing, Chehalis Won, Anaconda sec
ond, Carbonate third. Best time-2: 051l4
Trotting, Queerest won, G. w. Nc
Kinney second, Baby Wilkes third.
Best time-2:15H.
Running, five furlongs, Dorah Wood
won, Bill Howard second, March third.
Time-1:O1. 3
Seven furlongs, Pat Morrissey won,
Pleasanton second, Sallie Lamar third
Time-1:3O.
Five and half furlongs, Swiftly won,
Watch the Scales second, Artless third
Time-1:1O.
AT PORTLAND, OREGON.
PORTLAND (Or.), June 25.-Results
at Irvington:
2:1o pace, Deceiver won, Alta second,
Oracle H. third. Best time-2:19
Running, five furlongs, Jim Brownell
won, La France second, Red Spinner
third. Time-1:4.
Six furlongs, Soscol won, Howard Sec
ond, ST. Apollo third. Time-1:17.
One and one eighth miles, Alcatraz
won, Miss Remsen second, Tennessee
Maid third. Time-2:12.
In the six furlong race The Dragon
stumbled and fell against the fence
breaking his neck. The horse was
owned by F. Hancock of San Francisco.
The jockey escaped unhurt.