The record-union., 1899-05-07

ran.
One mile, selling, Gibbitti Fhbbet
(Robinson), Z to l, won; Ledaea (Wain-
right, II to 1. second; Sylvan Lass
(Romero), IL to 5, third. Time-1 A
Lomo, Alhaja, MILDLY Nc, Hannah
Reid, Wheat King, Chispa, Flacon and
Henry c. also ran.
Five furlongs. the Corrigan Stakes.
Golden Rule (Piggott, 2 to 3, won:
Kitty Kelly o. Reiff), 10 to 2, second;
Oremus Jenkins), 8 to 2, third. Time
i :O2
One mile, Rapido q. Reiff), even,
won; Tempo Dingley), 5 to 2, second;
P. A. Finnegan (Ames), IL to 2, third.
Time: 42l4 Grady and Paul Kruger
also ran.
One and one-sixteenth miles, selling,
Opponent Jenkins), 3 to 3. won; Ben
amelia Hahn), II to /, second; Glen
Anne (McNichols), to l, third. Time
1:4SA. New Moon, Roadrunner and
Don Vallejo also ran.
One and one-eighth miles, handicap,
Daisy F. (Jenkins), 3 to 5, won; Siam
ina q. Reiff), even, second: Ringmaster
(Stewart), II to l, third. Time-1 :54A.
Mariana and Outright also ran
IN ENGLAND
LONDON, May 6.-The second days
racing of the spring meeting at Kemp
ton Park to-day brought together a
very large company of people distin-
guished in society and politics. Among
those present were the Prince of Wales,
Prince Christian, the Duke of Devon
shire and the Earl of Rosebery. Many
of 1od
Mrs Langtry had ON a costume of light
blue with black hat, those being the
colors of Knight of the Thistle owned
by Lord William Beresford.
There was a tedious delay at the post
before a start was effected for the Jubi-
lee Stakes. knight of the Thistle, rid
den by Sloan, showed considerable tenn
per, refusing to join the field. There
was hot betting on Knight of the This
tie and Tom Kringle up to the start,
and both left off at the same price, 8
to =. After several breakaways, Lord
Edward IL. Nunicer and Dark David
got the best of a fair start, but after
the first quarter of a mile Knight of
the Thistle assumed the lead and max
ing the remainder of the running, won
by length, after stalling off Grennan's
challenge below the distance post. The
result was loudly cheered. The race was
worth 5000 sOvereigns, apart from bets.
Captain BeWick's four year-old chest
nut filly Wylam, by Symengton, out of
Samaria, won the Hampton Handicap
of 200 sovereigns. Sloan's mount, Es
meralda, crossed her legs in going to
the post, threw Sloan and bolted and
thus took no part in the race. Sloan,
however, was apparently not badly
hurt, as he rode in the Jubilee Stakes.
Sloan was thrown over Esmeralda's
head, but rose quickly, and, mounting a
policeman's hack, rode to the post but
Esmeralda could not be caught in time
for the start.
Sloan won the May Auction plate of
200 sovereigns on Lord Farquhar's
Bobette in a field of fourteen horses.
Pizzicato was second and Lady Janet
was third. The betting was IL to 10
against Bobette.
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, May 6.-The star piece
of the programme at Churchill Downs
to-day was the Louisville handicap, at
one and one-sixteenth miles, the win
ner being Gardeners good colt Bangle.
Results:
Four and one-half furlongs, selling,
Supreme won, Onoto second, Clara
Wooley third Time-0:5SH
Mile and fifty yards, selling, Don Or
sino won, Col. Frank Waters second,
The Dauphin third. Time-1:49
Four and half furlongs, Dick Furber
won, The Monk second, Senator Mason
third Time-0 511a.
Louisville Handicap, mile and a six
tenth, Bangle won, Isabey second, AL
leviate third. Time-1:51%.
Six furlongs, selling, Beekman won,
Bon Jour second, Miss Stanton third.
Time-1 1874.
Six furlongs, selling, Lucky Star won,
Prime second, Simon D. third Time
1:17h
AT NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI, May 6-Jockey John
ny Lamley was suspended Indefinitely
by the judges at Newport to-day for
pulling up Friendship at the post in the
first race. Weather cloudy; track slow.
Results:
Six furlongs. selling, Samivel won,
Louise second, Sister Mamie third.
Time-1 :161@.
Five furlongs, Miss Dede won,
Cheesestraw second, Barney's Last
third Time-1 :021@
One and a half miles, Babe Fields
Won, Bethlehem Star second, Farrondel
third. Time-2:3S1h.
One mile, Helen H. Gardiner won, Ii
baton second, Yours Truly third Time
i :43
Seven furlongs, selling, General Nc
Gruder won, Nora S. second, Alamo
third. Time-1:2912.
Seven furlongs selling, Tenby won,
DR.. Graves second, Flop third Time
1:29