Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-28
Lanky Bob Second, and Filisrane, tho
FaYorite, Third.
GREAT CROWD AT THE TRACK.
Twenty-Five Thousand People AID.
pIaud the Horses ON the Way 10
the Post-The Victor Walks Hams
Under Pull.
Under Pull.

NEW YORK, May 27.--The thirteenth
running of the Brooklyn Handicap was an
upset, but not so great as II has been
in some other years, when rank out
siler was the winner, for In spite OF the
good work done by Banastar, and tho
fast time in his races this spring. he was
not as much fancled as he should have
been. and he won alone. I.anky Bob was
second, and the favorite. Filigrane. could
do no better than third.
The perfect weather brought a great
crowd TO the track. II Is safe to say
that $4,000 people applauded the horses
on the way to the post. They manoeu-
vred half an hour and made five breaks
before getting away. The favorite. Fill
Crane, and George Keene sprang TO the
front and passed the grandstand length
in front Of Banastar, on whom Maher
was holding an iron hand. Around the
turn Banastar was at George Keens's
flank, while Fiigrane made the running.
Thus they rounded the upper turn. the
flying squadron we'll ahead OF the field.
Then Makers vice-lilxe grip relaxed,
and, Banastar. feeling his freedom. shot
to the front like torpedo-boat through
fleet OF golfers. He was six lengths TO
the good before the two leaders knew he
had started. He walked home under a
pull and Lanky Bob beat Filigrane out
for second money: Summary:
| First race--six furlongs-Armament q
to u won, Cormorant G to 1 and to y
second DR.. Parker 60 to y third. Time,
Ill.
Second race-mile and one-sixteenth--
| Bannock g 20 y won, Kirkwood q to and
to 81 second Estaca az TO D. third. Time.
I471-2
Third race--the Expectation Stakes,
four and half furlongs-Rilki Tiki Tavt
| e TO y won. vulcan @ TO l and TO 81 So
cond. Prince Of Melbourne Is TO u third.
Time, So IL.
Fourth race--the Brooklyn Handicap.
one and one-quarter miles-Banastar Qi0.
Maher, Z to l and 10 p won by three
lengths; Lanky Bob 1o5. Everett. 40 10 1
and 10 TO u second by one length; Fill
Crane COS, McCue, 2 to l and EVEN third.
Time, 2:O6 ii. Don de orc. Bangle. Algol,
Ben Holiday, Warrenton, Thomas Cat,
George Keene, Previous, Maxine, Jeffer-
| son, JednnOl, IMP, anu QUA, dioo iahs
and finished as named.
Fifth race-iive furlOngs-Silver Garter
90 to u won, Manvilla % to and to 81
second. Lottie Sheville q 10 y third. Time.
l;0s.
Sixth race-steeplechase handicap
about two miles-Governor Budd q to lOD
won, Douro g TO l and to % second,
Colonel Bartlett q TO u third. Time,
3:56 Ia
LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, O.. May I.-Results at
Latonia to-day:
First race-selling seven furlongs-
Allie Bell 6 to u won. Albert Vale Qt
TO 81 second, Hanlon g to y third. Time
1:2S IL.
Second race-four and n half furlongs--
Miss Dede q to p won, Isabinda q 20 i
second Princess Thyra a to D third
| Time, &c.
Third race--the Cincinnati Driving Clut
Cup, one mile, gentlemen riders-Dudley
f.. G TO y won, Prosecutor Is TO D second
Tappan Is TO y third. Time, l:i5.
| Fourth race--iive furlongs, selling, z
year-olds the Harold Stake-St lVor z
TO y won, Parmenion OF TO 81 second
Lieutenant Gibson @ 10 81 third. Time
l:02 H. .
Fifth race-one mile-cambran OIL 20 8
won. Eberhard 6 TO 2 second. Frieslane
TO u third. Time, AZ.
sixth race-seven furlOngs, selling-Bof
Jour q 10 81 won, Title w. q to u Sc
cond. Bertha Nell Q5 TO u third. Tine
| lbs 1-2