The record-union., 1899-05-21

F., and May w. carried world of
money, particularly the former, VINO
was played for huge killing. Results:
Mile and a sixteenth, Sir Urian
(Jenkins), is to 5, won; Einstein CBas-
singer, 8 to ), second; New Noon
(Glover), & to 1, third Time: 1874.
One mile, Catastrophe 0ouillier) to
l, won; Inverary II. (Holmes), to l.
second; Pongo F'rawley), 40 to l third
Time-1:43113.
Mile and a sixteenth, Earl Cochran
Genkins), even, won; Silver State
Hahn), 10 to 1, second; P. A Finnigan
Holmes) to l. third. Time-1:49.
One mile, selling, Recreation Oenk-
ins), 3 to 2, won; Olinthus (TulletD, IA to
5, second; Highland Ball (Holmes), 20
to l, third Time-1: 40. February,
Horton, Correct, Horatio, Sea Spraya
Mocorito, Kootenai also ran.
Mile and sixteenth, selling, Bena-
mela (Tullett), > to /, won; Major
Hooker (Jenkins), 2 to l, second; Jennie
Reid Gouillier), to 1, third. Time
1:4S. Forts, Castake, Opponent, Dare
IL, Imperious and Ping also ran.
Mile and an eighth, La Goleta (Bas-
singer, TO /, won; Daisy F. Genkins),
l to 5, second; May w. (Narvaez), to
2, third. Time-1 :52b. Rosinante also
ran.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 20-Owing to the
heavy downpour of rain all night and
morning, the fair grounds track was a
sea of mud to-day. The feature was
the Mississippi Valley Selling Stakes,
with a value of $1,000 Macy, who was
bought by Charles Vestal in the morn
ing, was the favorite at all times, with
Crockett, who was backed from 3 to l
to 5 to ). The winner turned up in
DIR. Sheppard, who had opened at 9 to
,, and being backed half point at the
close. Tulla Fonso was to l through
out. Tulla Fonso jumped in the lead
in the start, and trying to make a run
away race of it, chucked it up at the
stable turn, when Crockett and DIR.
Sheppard drew away from the others,
Sheppard winning in a drive by a neck.
Weather cloudy and cold. Results:
One mile, Helen Paxton won, Prince
Michael second, Stuttgart third. Time
-1:49
Mile and seventy yards, Meadowthorp
won, Random second, Marplot third.
Time-1:52A
Mile and seventy yards, Forget Not
won, Moroni second, Basquil third.
Time-1 ~.
value 1900, one mile, Dr. Sheppard
won, Crockett second, Tulla Fonso third
Time :461b
Seven furlongs, Fervor won, Raffaelo
second, Found third. Time-1:3134.
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, May 2O.-The Ken
lucky Oaks was won by Tommy
Dowell's three-year-ol FLY Rush 10
day over a muddy track. May Hemp
stead, winner of the Tennessee Derby
and the Tennessee Oaks, met her first
defeat in this race, partly because
Rush, at the weights and over a track
exactly to her liking, was best, and
partly because Turner, who rode May
Hampstead, was over-confident Rush
shot to the front at fiagfall, and opened
up a gap of three lengths. Turner, on
Hampstead, figured that Rush would
come back to him, and let her get six
lengths in the lead while the head of
the homestretch was reached. Hill
kept Rush going, and Hampstead could
never get any closer to her, though
Turner rode her vigorously until he
saw that his mount was beaten, when
he eased her up. This was the last day
of the Louisville meeting Results:
Four furlongs, selling, Tommy
O'Brien won May Dine second, Phallas
third. Time-0:51
Seven furlongs, Approval won, Apple
jack second, Alleviate third. Time
1:31
Six furlongs, Synia won, Becky Ban
second, Incidental third. Time-1:19.
Kentucky Oaks, $1,000 one and one
sixteenth miles, Rush won, May Hemp
stead second, The Lady In Blue third
Time: SPY.
Hampden second, Traveller third Time
-1:4715.
Six furlongs, selling, Beekman won,
Hanlon second, Sir Blaze third. Time
lis.
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, May 20.-Results at Lake
side. Weather cool, and track fair:
Four and half furlongs. Pant Land
won, Jeff second, Jamury third. Time
O:57a4.
One mile, Myth won, Blue Lick sec
ord, Fred Barr third Time-1 :4234.
-Four furlongs, John Grigsby won,
Nina B. L. second, In Debt third. Time
-O:49A.
Five and half furlongs, Tenby won,
Hobart second; Abuse third Time
LOSE.
Six furlongs, Old Sagus won, Pen
zonoa cQoon6 A1r,oa CIx0, +birJ r-i,,,a
-1:25A.
Sinner second, Fan Tan third. Time
1 :43
AT NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI, May 20.-The ring at
Newport got scorcher on Rastus,
Dutch Comedian second and Fair De-
ceiver third. Rastus was backed down
from to l to 3 to 1, while Dutch CO.
median and Fair Deceiver went to the
post favorites. Weather fine and track
fast Results:
Six and a half furlongs. Quaver won,
Liewanna second, Emma third Time
1:21h.
Four furlongs, Flop Buslop second,
Kriss Kringle second, Semicole third.
Time-0: 1919.
One mile, Rastus won, True Light
second, Victorine third. Time-1:46
Six furlongs, Dutch Comedian won.
Bertha Nell second, Lucy NJ. third.
Time-1:141a.
Six and a half furlongs, Fair De-
ceiver won, Marietta second, Rotha
third. Time-1:21
THE LATONIA DERBY.
CINCINNATI, May 20.-The Derby
to be run at Latonia next Tuesday, win
have the following starters: Corsine,