The sun., 1898-02-15

Electro ........ l2l Frances M......... II.
CornC ....... III ,arhettc. .......... ll2
Nevada BOY 10 Minis ..... ........ IL
salv0r 80. 10 Park Slope =. ..., ,lOl
AuNahcc ....-.....lS
Sixth Race-Seven-cighths of Il mile;
selling.
Caibre ;;......... no Legrandc. lM
Little Cliff: :::.......lo7 Frank B....... l07
lawrence P......l07 Claurece ........."lo,
Select ions.
First Race Bencfactor, Relief. Farra-
gut.
Second Racc-MolIie May, IIiddenite,
Beloved
Third Race-I1onidas, Conspirator,
Hurry.
Fourth lsace-Gov Griggs, Frank
Hough, Colusion
Fifth Racc--Salvor, Nevada Boy,
Francis NJ.
Sixth Race-I4ldy Francis, Lawrence
p, Calibr.
Paddock Points.
Dutch Lou had good day as the color
and number system Of his prove a win.
ner.
John Duffy was visitor at the track
Yesterday he tryed to win out expences
by playing Arda as he thought she was a
good thing.
Full Speed stepped into hole right
after flag full causing him to lose several
lengths he finely got going but used up
all his speed trying to catch the leaders,
in the first part Of the race SO at the finish
he was all out and finished last.
McCauley was going to bet on Corn Cob
but thought Quilla place safer bet if
you ever seen hot lrishman he was one.
Joe Burdell finely landed swell bet
on his horse Arian the old Coney Is.
lander got as good as 4 to l for his
money.
ExJmky Fitzsimmons fell for swell
bet on his horse, Electro. Never mind,
get even on Farragut today.
Dick Baker had a good bet on his
marc, Sister Ida for the place. He got
to for his money. Keep up the good
work, old boy.
Sam Hart had good day las he played
Caroven and Bona Vera heavily.
Dump Dolan won some ice cream
money on Okla and Crown. / tell you
that stout baby is in great form just now.
P,unger Handheld fell for swell bet
on Arda and Full Speed.
Jack White had good day, as he
played Startling all across the board
Tom Digney bet few ten spots on his
mare, Arda, but the going was little
too heavy. Better luck next time, old
boy.
Junior Bodcn has another kick
coming, and he is entitled, as is every
one who is connected with the turf
Here is the cause "a. II. 4 D.. II.
Morris have Il chestnut colt BY the fleet,
but faint-hearted Russell, and they have
burdencd Tim with a name which no
man may wrestle with and live. After
much practice man may learn to write
it, but it is national bank to hand
organ that not one man in ten thousand
can produce it. This much said, every
reader of this column must be prepared
for the worst, SO that there can be no
harm in putting the name down here. 1t
follows:-
''When Mike Clancy, Bill DAILY, Alfy
lakeland and other prominent turfm.n
reach the end of that name there will be
more fractures in it than man would
care to dream out. Whether the Nor
'lsses nnearthed this name in Mexico or
Texas, or whether it is another brand of
he decoction which Wyndham Walden
to The Friar for nervous
less, is not known. Some racing men
nay have been inclined to doubt the
tories of The Friar's nervousness. The
loubtcrs should take to the woods.
Wherever Hultzilopotchti fingers there
nervousness must be king. Pity the
lorse and pity the racegoers who may
AVE to take a fall out of his name"
his is certainly one way Mr.. Walden
an get even on the turf critics for what
le claims unjust criticisms. 1t is to be
'oped Walden will always have his Sec
ctary with him when he enters the
orse, SO that the name will be spelled
near correctly. If there were
lany more such names given horses the
programmes would have to be enlarged.
The entries in the stake races to be
IN during the spring meeting at Cum
crland Park, Nashville, April to 8,
ere announced yesterday. There are
, be seven stake races and the total
unbcr OF entries is two hundred and ,
Il much larger mum Der
,an the entries made for the spring
lctt'ng in 1897.
One l Love, purchased by Stephen
lnford 4 Sons at the Thompson dismr- r
u sale last fall, and now at the Hurri- ,
INA Stud Farm, Amsterdam, N. Y, +
Gently threw "A bay colt to Faverdale.
ne | Love was one of the YER, prom
ing Brookdalc fllies. '
b. j. Johnston, once the partner of q. :. :.
. Hankins, has had poor luck with his :,
able OH the coast, and will return to y :
hicago. :
"Pat" Mctilade, of Gloucester, has re- i
red from the race track, and has sold y
is mare Marguerite to "Buck' Taylor. =
A two-mile worlds record has been t
aimed at Oakland, CAL, for Judge Den a
Y, which on Saturday covered the route t.
3.2Gl, cutting a second from the time a
.27!) made by Newton in Chicago in
93. /;