The record-union., 1899-06-18


rail Warrenton emerged and managed
to get third place.
When Eanastar. the favorite, went
past the stand the crowd did not hesi-
tate to show their pique at his actions,
because the spectators seemed to fully
appreciate that he was to blame for
most of the delay at the post, and that
he had bolted after the fall of the flag.
Imp ran grand race. and had Ban
astar acted as he did in the Brooklyn
Handicap the track record would have
been broken. AS it was 2:O5 4-5 was
hung out, the fastest time by two-ffths
of second the race has ever been run
in, and within four-fifths of second OF
the track record made by Salvador. The
Suburban record up to to-day was held
by Rampo, who made it in 2:O6 l-5 IN
1894.
The other stake of the day was the.
Double Event The Prince of Mel
bourne was a hot favorite, and fully
justified the choice. for after fndulging
Colonel Roosevelt with the lead to the
head of the stretch, he came away and
won as he pleased. Results:
Five furlongs, Stewart won, Fleuron
second, Radford third. Time-1:O2 80.
Five and half furlongs. Swiftmas
won, NJ NJ. Cleophus second, lambert
third. Time-1:07 4-5.
Double Event, 10000, five and half
furlongs, Prince of Melbourne won.
Mesmerist second, Mark Cheek third.
Time-1:OS %.
Suburban Handicap, $4,000, mile and
a quarter, Imp CIV. Turner), to and
2 to 1, won; Bannockburn CIV Martin),
6 to l and to /. second; Warrenton
(Sims), Is to / and 6 to 1, third. Time
-2:O5 As. Ben Holiday. Candleblack
George Keene, La.tson, Previous. Star
of Bethlehem, Filigrane, Tragediar.
Briar Sweet and Banastar also ran, and
finished in the order named.
Steeplechase, short course, Mars Chan
won, Royal Scarlet second, Black Jim
mie third. Time-4:13 2-5.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, Hard
Knot won, The Gardner second, Grey
field third. Time-1:4S 1-5.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, June 17.-There was
some sensa tional racing at Latonia to-
day over a track that was lightning
fast. The greatest contest Of the day
came out of the second race, in which
L
dead heat Yerkes and Regent were
under a fierce drive the last eighth of
a mile The purse was divided. His
Excelency was the 3 to favorite in
the Sensation stakes. but was beaten
very handily by Lieutenant Gibson.
Only three horses started. The stake
was worth 81 800 to the first horse. In
the last event the Lady in Blue covered
mile and fifty yards in 1:431 max
ing the first mile in 1 40 fiat. Results:
Six furlongs, George won, Romanoff
second, Jessie Jarboe third. Time
lis
Five and half furlongs. John Yerkes
and Nettie Regent dead heat, Linto
third Time-1:0S1a.
One mile, Eberhardt won. Billy House
second, Freak third. Tme-1:41A-
Tristal Handicap, gentlemen riders.
one mile. Alamo won. Infelice second,
Mizzouri third. TimA1 :4SA.
Sensa ton stakes, twoyear-olds, six
furlongs, Lieutenant Gibson won, His
Excellency second, Lew Kraft third.
Time-1:14aI.
Handicap. mile and fifty yards, The
Lady in Blue won. Cary c.. second
George Kratz third. Time-1:4314.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE feature of
the day at the fair grounds was a battle
royal in the third event between Mar
plot and Ed Farrell, which ended in a
dead heat The Laurel stake went tS
the favorite, w. Overton. He was never
in trouble and won in a. gallop by a
length. Results:
Six and a half furlcngs, Mr.. Phinizey
won, Loving Cup second, Sorrow third.
Time-1 :2134.
One mile, Jimp won, Airblast second,
DIR. Graves third. Time-1 :42A
Mile and an eighth. Marplot and Ed
Farrell ran dead heat. Crockett third.
TimA1 :55E1a Marplot and Ed Farrell
divided the purse.
Mile and three-sixteenths. Parole dor
won, Chancery second. Helen H Card
ner third. Time-2:02A.
Laurel stakes. 81, 500, six furlongs. W.
Overton won, Faustora second, Tulla
Fonse third. Time-1:1 :14%.
Six furlongs, Don't Skip Me won.
Virgins second, Silver Set third. Time
lib.
Mile and seventy yards. Streamer
won, Linda second. Gold Band third.
Time-1 :461h
AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, Jupe 17.-Results at Haw-
thorne:
Five furlongs, Red Cross won, Mont
eagle second, Zaza third. Time-1: OH.
Six furlongs, Colonel Eads won, Ent
Wiles second Elmer third Time-1:15.
One mile, handicap, Great Bend won,
Tenby second, Branch third Time
1:40.
Mile and a half. Banquo II won. Lo-
bengula second, Benamela third Time
-2:36.
Seven furlongs. The Winner won Hell
ems Pet second, Uncle Abb third. Time
l-1:29
Six furlongs, Meddler won, Aframada
second, Newsgatherer third. Time
lib.
AT DENVER.
DENVER, June 17.-This was the
best day of the meeting at Overland
Park, the crowd being immense and the
racing being very fine. Raymond NJ,
who has been a winner at this meeting,
and w. w. P, who holds the two-mile
| record, might, 1t was claimed, have been
| distanced if Searchlight had been
| urged. In the third race / Don't Know
took third money after having been
practically left at the post In the
fourth Jockey Jackson was knocked off
| Mountain Queen, but escaped serious
injury. The betting was heavy, there
being two or three favorites in each
running race, and all the winners were
heavily played. Weather warm, track
good. Results:
Trotting, MowItza won the first, sec
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