The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-24
PRINCE MpCLpRG WON.
Captured the LatOrsia Derby Almost
without an Effort.

CINCINNATI, O., MaN,, 23.-Over 10 900
people crowded the beautiful Latonia
course today to see the Derby run. The
weather was delightful and the track in
perfect shape. Prince McClurg the ia
Vorite, won the big event without a strug-
gle. Deering was second one length in
front of Ways and Means, third, who was
coupled in the betting with His Lordship
as j. d. Smiths entry. The winner g
share of the purse amounted to S. g25
Willie Beauchamp rode Prince mcclure
Prince McClurg was the best horse. and
was running easy when he crossed the
wire.
Starter Chinn had a hard time getting
the field lined up, and when the flag
dropped 1t was to a fair start only Leo
Planter at once shot to the front, with
His Lordship second Three-eighths Of a
mile from home Prince McClurg showed
in front and was on the bit the rest of
the way. Summaries
First race, six furlongs-John Bright
won, Nebula second, Horace third. Time,
1:15. oe
won, Croesus second Liewanna third
Time, :43%.
Third race, five furlongs- Strathbroeck
won, St: Iver second, Jucoma third.
Fourth race, the Latonia Derby, net val
ue $6,927, one mile and a half-Prince Nc
Clurg won, Deering second, WAYS and
Means third. Time, 2:36ia.
Fifth race, four and a half furIongs-
Princess Thyra third Time, :55H.
Sixth race, one mile--Rastus won, Isa-
CHICAGO RACES.
CHICAGO, May 23-Weather clear,
First race, one milea1lJonn Baker won.
Williamson second, Donna Rita third.
Time, LAZY. 4raas
Second race, four and half furlongs-
Unsightly third Time, l:56
Third race, fve-eighths of a mile
O'Connell won, Old Saugus second, Abuse
third. Time 1:011a. ssr.ee 30
Fourth race, one mile and sixteenth
The Devil won, Foncliffe second, Yours
Truly third. Time, 1;4SAeg
Draw Lad won, Kamsin second, Meddler
third. Time, 1:2lh.c5g
Little Singer won, Bright Night second.
Fintan third. Time, i :2SA.
TORONTO RACES.
TORONTO, May 2s-Results
First race, Flash stakes. five furlongs-
Merry Day won, Rideaua second, Rey Sal
azar third. Time, 1:024t
Second race, Landsdowne purse, five
furlongs- -Haggis won, White Clover Sec
| ond, High Field third. Time 1:0515
Third race, Breeders stakes, one and
an eighth miles-Butterscotch won, Fly
| ing Bell second, Gosden third. Time,
| 1853
Fourth race, Woodstock plate, one and
| an eighth miles-Gold Car won,. Duke of
heidelberg second, Galady third. Time,
| 1882.
Fifth race, Heller SHELTER purse. one
and three-quarter miies-High Tide won,
Mr.. Dunlap second, Last Fellow third.
| Time, $3.50.
Sixth race, Hotel plate, selling, one
mile-Skillman won, Our Lad second,
| Judge Quigley third. Time, las.
| Seventh race, selling one mile-Guilder
won, Abingdon second Amenti third.
| Time, 1:4634. 20 sfi31sE-s .-5@ e
- SLOAN Fc3IfLED So
| LONDON. May 23.-At the second day s
racing of the Hurst Park club Whitsun-
tide meeting today, J. .Cottrill's 4-year-old
chestnut colt Lackford, by ,Juggler-Call-
leach, won the Stewards handicap. Tod
Sloan rodeSD.> S.. Rimonrfs Angelina, but
was not placed. The betting was, g to
against Angelina. This event is Of ESQ,
for 3-year-olds and upwards. Eleven
horses ran; one mile. -
Sloan rode Sir H. Fitzgerald's Sweet
Hampton a .year-year- in the Hare
wood handicap of $500; but was unplaced.
The winner was Prince Soltykoff's Agar
old brown colt Campus, by Sheen-Char-
mion. Seven horses ran; two miles. The
betting was to against Sweet Hamp-
ton
The May Selling plate was won by Hoy
lake. Sloan rode Queen of Song, but was
unplaced in the field Of twelve horses.
This race is of e100 for all ages, the win
ner to be sold by auction for ESQ; en-
trance, 23; winner and second free; dis
lance six furlongs straight. The betting
was 3 to against Queen of Song.