The record-union., 1898-05-01
COAST AND EASTERN RACES.
CLOSE OF THE SEASON AT THE
INGLESIDE TRACK.
Wheel of Fortune Easily Wins the
Four-mi1e Stake Event-Re-
suits on Other Courses.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O-The
Pac Ac Coast Jockey Club wound up its
regular racing season to-day in brill
liant style. Wheel of Fortune galloped
in winner of the Ingleside stake, al
! four miles, while the other starters
Buckwa, Sir Dixie, Sweet Faverdale
and Sharon Lass, We're scattered out
for fully quarter of mile. 1t was
nothing but a procession after two and
one-quarter miles had been covered as
| 1t was then apparent to almost every
one that Buckwa would never be able
to overtake Wheel of Fortune, who led
from start to finish. The weather was
windy and the track fast. Results:
Five furlongs, Ach (Clayton), to
won; Obsidian (Woods), to l, coupled
with Whaleback, second; SantellC
I Perry Is to l, third. Time-1:02 The
Fretter Master Lee, Mossbrae and
4 Whaleback also raht'.
/ Six furlongs, selling, imp. Mistral II
! Piggott), to 3, Won Stentor (Mc-
Donald), II to l, second; Tom Smith
| (R. Narvaez), 60 to 1, third. Time
1:1o12. Millbrae, Zarro, Ricardo, Frank
James. Pasha, Atticus, Queen Nubia
Torpedo, Fly and Walter J. also ran
Mile and three-eighths, handicap, over
/ five hurdles, Huntsman (Shepard), 6 tc
| l. won; Monita {Pines), 6 to 1, second
Tortoni (Kelly) 10 20 1, third. Time
2:36a4. Gold Dust, Our Climate, George
Palmer and Sylvester also ran
| Four miles, the Ingleside stakes
value $500. Wheel of Fortune Pig-
gotD, 4 to /, Won; Buckwa (Clayton)
8 to 3, second; Sir Dixie CH. Martin)
13 to 5, third. Time-7:2S&. Sweet
Faverdale and Sharon Lass also ran.
Six furlongs, Daisy F. (Clayton) !
to 4, won; Charles LIE Bel (Thorpe). Z
to ,, second; Sadie Schwartz (Kiley)
100 to L. third Time-1:16. Queen
Blazes and Little T. G. also ran.
One mile, selling, Don Luis CWoods)
4 to 5, won; Elsmore (McNicholls), to
| l, second; Del Paso H. Piggott), 80 to
l, third. Time-1 :42% Watomba,
Coda and Soscol also ran.
| CLOSE OF MEMPHIS MEETING
MEMPHIS, April 30-The most sue
cessful meeting in the Memphis Jockey
Clubs history was brought to a close
| to-day. The feature of to-day's card
was the Peabody Hotel handicap, at a
mile and an eighth, in which Lieber
Karl, John w. Schorr's Kentucky
Derby candidate conceded great Jumps
of weight to his speedy contestants
| The result of the race places Lieber
Karl in the first rank of three-year-
olds. The colt took the track at the fall
Of the flag, and, making his own run
ming, won pulled up to a canter by four
lengths. Results:
Six furlongs. Empress Josephine won,
Mover second, Laverna third. Time
1:16a4.
-Four furlongs, Taurentian won, Myo-
sotis second, Be True third Time
0:5014
One mile, Millstream won, Frank
Thompson second. Linda third Time
1:42A.
Mile and an eighth, Peabody Hotel
handicap, Lieber Karl won, Buckvidere
second, Estaca third Time-1: :56.
Six furlongs, Henrica won, Lady Irene
second, Trombone third. Time-1 1914
One mile, Koscio won, Eleanor
Holmes second, High Noon third. Time
-1:43A
AT NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI, April 30.-The New
port track was fast to-day. Results:
Six furlongs, Duke of Haven won,
Bertha Nell second, Duoro third Time
-1:131a.
Four and a half furlongs, Satin Slip
per won, Glad Hand second, Dolly Re
gent third. Time-0:54A.
One mile, handicap, What Next won,
The Elector second, Skate third Time
i: 40
Mile and a quarter, Friar John won,
Pop Dixon second, Evanesca third.
Time-2:07a.
Seven furlongs, Motilla won, Bari
tara second, Argus third. Time-1 2S.
AT AQUEDUCT.
NEW YORK, April 30.-Results at
Aqueduct:
Five furlongs, Autumn won, Tyrant
second Subject third Time-1:05 1-5
Five and a half furlongs, Zanone won,
South Africa second, Aratema third
Time-1:10.
Mile and sixteenth, handicap, War
renton won, Sly Fox second, Ortoland
third Time-1:51 10.
Four and a half furlongs, the Canar-
sizes stake. Caoutshoue won, Clay sec
ond, Sir Florian third. Time-0:57
About seven furlongs, Arabian won,
Maxine Gomez second, Inconsistency
third. Time-1:2S 1-5.
Six furlongs, Blue Beard won, Com
mercial Traveller second, Varus third.
Time-1:1S.
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