The record-union., 1899-05-28

Walter, Howard Mann and Ornament
The other stake on the card was the
Expectation, for two-year-olds, at four
and half furlongs. His Royal High
ness, though carrying top weight, was
made favorite at odds-on, but R1lSki
Tiki Tavi upset all calculations by
winning by neck Results:
Six furlongs, Armament won, Cor
morant second. DR.. Parker third. Time
LII.
Mile and a sixteenth, Bannock won'
Kirkwood second, Estaca third. Time
i :471.
Expectation Stakes, four and a half
furlongs, Rikki Tiki Tavi won, Vul-
cain second. Prince of Melbourne third.
Time-0:551b.
The Brooklyn Handicap, mile and
quarter Banastar (Maher), to l and
) to 2, won; Lanky Bob (EveretD, ~
to l and 10 to 1, second; Filigrane
(AIcCue), 13 to 5 and even third. Time
-2:O6A. Don POro, Bangle, AIgol,
Ben Holiday, Warrenton, Thomas Cat,
George Keene, Previous, Maxine, JET
ferson. Jeannot Imp and Box also ran
and finished as named.
Five furlongs, Silver Garter won.
Manville second, Lottie Shevile third.
Time-1 :03.
Steeplechase handicap, two miles,
Governor Budd won, Duero second,
Colonel Bartlett third Time-3:561A.
AT LATONIA
CINCINNATI, May PA crowd
larger than that of Derby Day turned
out to see the sport at Latonia to-day.
The weather was delightful and the
track fast. Seven two-year- colts
started in the Harold Stakes, which was
the star piece of the days program.
The winner turned up in st. Ivor, who
was 3 to l in the betting. Lieutenant
Gibson, the favorite, finished third. ST..
,Ivor got off in front and was never in
trouble He won we'll in hand by one
length. Parmenion beat Lieutenant
Gibson a head on the post for second
money. Results:
Seven furlongs, selling, Alice Belle
won. Albertvale second, Hanlon third
Time-1. .2S1a.
-Four and a half furlongs, Miss Dede
won, Isabinda second, Princess Thra
third Time-0:56.
The Cincinnati Driving Club Cup
Stakes, one mile, gentlemen riders, Dud-
(Mr. Carew) second, Tappan (Mr. Eek
erD third. Time-1:45.
Five furlongs, selling, for two-year-
old colts, the Harold Stakes, st. Ivor
won. Parmenion second, Lieutenant
Gibson third. Time-1 :O2l5.
One mile, Cambrian won, Eberhart
second, F'riesland third. Time-1:4
Seven furlongs, selling, Bonjour won,
Tillie w. second, Bertha Nell third.
Time-1 :2S1a.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May PA fast track
and fine weather made this an ideal
racing day at the Fair Grounds The
feature of the day was the Kindergar-
ten Stake, $500, which was won by
The Conqueror from F. w. Brode by
three lengths. After TIE race the VIM
ner was discovered to have split a hoof
which bled freely. Muskalonge was the
winning favorite. Results:
Seven and a half furlongs, selling
Ministry won, Ransom second, Mamie
G. third Time-1 :3512.
Mile and hree-sixteenths, Muskalonge
won, Chancery second, Eva Rice third.
Time-2:04.
Owners handicap, mile and seventy
yards, Lee Bruno won, Be True second,
Red Pirate third. Time-1:4 Al.
Handicap, mile and seventy yards,
Marplot won, Cherry Leaf second, Lady
Callahan third. Time-1:4 40.
Kindergarten Stakes for two-year-old
colts and geldings, value 1900, The
{ Onqueror won, F. W. Brode second,
A berdale third. Time-1 :O21a.
Tx and half furlongs, Sorrow won,
1ov ing Cup second, Andes third. Time
III.
Seven and one-half furlongs, Duke of
Baden won, Kisme second, Osric third.
80.
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAC %, May 27.-Weather clear
md track good at Lakeside. Results:
Six furlcu gs, Al Lone won, Martha
COX second. Nathanson third. Time
:15
One mile, Sn 1burst won, Ramona sec
nd. Uncle Abe third. Time-1 :4315
Five furlongA Hobart won, Abe
Nuerst second. Mural third. Time
:G0a4.
Mile and an eig nth, II Fresco won,
Gyth second, Bane no II. third. Time
-1:54%r>.
one mile, Stockfro IN won, assessor
econd, Long Dand. third Time
:43aI.
Six furlongs, GoebeI won, Kamsin
econd, King Bermuda third Time
:15.
AT MANCHES1 'ER.
LONDON, May 27.-At Il 'e fourth day
f the Manchester Whitsu ntide meet
lg to-day W. F. Lees Sky 'ear-old ch
Royal Flush won the SalfC rdborough
handicap. Tod Sloan rode H j. Wings
hree-year-old b. f. School , ilri, and
nished third. ]. Daly's three- year-old
ucccth was second. The bett ng was
to l against School Girl. III is race
!; of 100 sovereigns added to a F.. sweep
takes of 10 sovereigns. Ten ~ horses
an one mile.
Five Men Drowned.
VICTORIA (B. c., May 27.-1 he
teamer City of Topeka from Alasl "a