The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-03


and t1vantv-first renewal of the Cakes
Stakes at Frsom was won by Douglas
Basrd,s bav fIly Musa, by Martagon-
paln Flower Tod Sloan finished sec
ond on P. Lorillard's by filly Saooia.
TIE conditions of the race are as fol-
lows: The Cakes Stakes of 4,ooo SOW
ereigns, by subscription OF oo soVer-
eigns each. half forfeit, or five SOW
ereigns only if declared by the mrs.
Tuesday in January, 1888; Tor three
year-old FLIES, the nominator OF the
winner to receive 400 TIE
! owner of the second 2UO soverelgnS'
and the owner of the third 1Oo soVer-
eigns. Distance about one mile ana d
half Two hundred and twenty-five
subscribers. 81 of whom declared 1or-
felt.
Twelve horses ran. Summary: Doug
las Bairds b. f. Musa, by Martagon-
Palm Flower, won; P. Lorilard's b. l.
Sabo]a. by Smiler Prince-Saluda, sec
ond: Lord Rosebery's b. f. Corposane'
by sheen Illuminate third
Previous to the start, Musa, ridden
by Madden, was quoted at ~ TO
against. The odds on Sibola was {
to 4. and 40 to / against Corposant
was quoted.
With the continued fine weather there
were great crowds to witness the
Cakes. The Prince of Wales. the DUKE
of York. and a host of notables, 1ncluu-
ing Lord Dunraven, were present
=. There was a tremendous upset when
sloan on Sibola, for whom the rate
was regarded as certainty, lost u
an outsider.
Corposant led in the line for home,
when Musa went to the front. of1-staii-
+ ing Sibola's challenge, and won by
head. Tim-2:44. A length and nan
aseparated second and third horses.
H. Hardy's four-year-old bay hliy
Queen of Song, ridden by Tod Sloan'
won the Walton Handicap. Sweet An
nette was second and VIII Hope was
third Six horses ran. The betting
was 8 to 1 against Queen of Song.
!. The Acorn Stakes of 10 sovereigns
each, 900 sovereigns added, was won
" Arthur James bay filly Dumdum,
nv Carbine- Charm Sloan rode Lord
William Beresfcrds bay FLY Lutetia,
: unplaced. Thirteen horses ran i've
S furlongs. The betting was to L
against Lutetia.
RESULTS AT LAIONlA-
CINCINNATI, June Pete Kitchen,
at odds of 60 to 1, captured the fourth
race at Latonia to-day in easy style
The track was heavy. Tomorrow the
rich Latonia Cakes will be run. Ike
suits:
Six and half furlongs. maiden three
year-olds. Colonel Cluke Won, f1neni
Respice second, Great Pride third
/ Time-1:2S.
s Five furlongs, selling, Rollins won'
s Pancharm second, Royalty third. Time
+. lbs.
Mile and seventy yards, selling, Pete
: Kitchen won. School Girl second, VcX
third. Time-1 :531A
z Five furlongs, Decoy won, John
: Yerkes second, Lew Kraft third. Time
s :O6
y Six .furlongs, selling, Louisville Belle
won, J.. E. Cline second, Discipline
third. Time-1:20.
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, June 2-Weather clear at
Harlem. Track slow Results:
Six furlongs, Ernest Wills won, Bar
rier second. Maryland Reserve third.
Time-1:21-
Five furlongs. selling, Maharajah
won. F'rangible second, Mitten third.
Time-1:06.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, Clara
Meader won. Prince Blazes second,
Long Dandy third. Time-1:5o.
Six furlongs, selling. Rosavannah
won. Mekarnis second, Pat Cleburne
third Time-1:1SA.
One mile, selling, Locust Blossom
won, Daigretti second, Sunburst third
Time-1 :4SA-
Six furlongs. Marco Polo won, Heroic
second, Vaseline third. Time-l:l912.