The record-union., 1899-05-23


ness the sport Maggie Davis came
home on the bit in the opening event
at 30 to /. Most of the stables will go
from Newport to Latonia, which opens
tomorrow. Results:
Six furlongs, Maggie Davis Won,
Friesland second, John Boone third.
Time-1 :15%
Five furlongs, DR.. Amburg won, j.
Lucille second, O'Connor third. Time
1:03A.
Handicap, mile and sixteenth, Carl
c. won, Kriss Kringle second, Dudley
F. third Time-1:471a
One mile selling, Violet Parsons won,
Loyalty second, Pancharm third. Time
ii: ~
Seven furlongs, selling, Mizzoura won,
The Sluggard second, Myosotis third.
Time-1 :29A.
Mile and a quarter, selling, Aber-
gate won, Vannessa second, ProVolo
third. Time-2:09H.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Although the
track was very heavy, the races at the
Fair Grounds to-day were we'll con-
tested, and the mud larks made good
time in the bad going Results:
Seven furlongs. selling, Truxillo won,
Czarowitz second, Lord Neville third.
Time-1 :35.
One mile selling, George Lee won,
Montedonico second, Osric third. Time
l-1:511b
Handicap six furlongs, Fireside won,
Be True second, Eight Bells third. Time
-1:21.
Mile and twenty yards, selling, Don
Orsino won, Moroni second, Lee Bruno
third. Time-1 :oVA.
Five furlongs, two-year-o -olds, Bound
lee won, Greenock second. Sorrel Rose
third. Time-1 :O614.
Seven furlongs selling, Branch won,
Simon D. second, Rebel Jack third
, Tinle-1:351a
AT TORONTO.
TORONTO May 22.-There was no
big event on the card to-day, but all
the races were we'll filled. The last
race was divided Results:
Five and a half furlongs. Harvey won.
Rel Dalazar second, Ben Ino third
Time-1 :091b.
Mayfiower Plate, four>and a half fur
longs, Ida Fordham won, Owensboro
second, Alapaca third. Time-0:5S.
Stanley Produce Stakes, mile and q
quarter, Teddy Ladle won, Terralta Sec
!, ond, Curfew Bell third. Time-2: 1524
Minto handicap, mile and a sixteenth
!. Satirist won, Duke of Middleburg Sec
ond, Mariana H. third Time-1:51.
Hunters Flat race, mile and a quar-
ter, Rcmancer won. Dutch Henry Sec
ond. Dalliance third. Time-2:2.
Humber purse, one mile, Lady Dis.
dain won, Abingdon second, Neares
third. Time-1:46.
One mile, selling, Guilder won, Mich
: olas second, Ollie Dixon third. Time
, 1 :46
: AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO. May 22-Weather cleal
and track good a Lakeside to-day. Re
suits:
| Four furlongs, Mitten won, ChumI
1 second, Laura G. C. third. Time
: 0:5515.
} Six furlongs, Rosa Clay won, Chizer
second, Bloss third Time-1:17A.
: Five furlongs. Free Hand won, Gobs
second, ]. j. T. third. Time-1:03.
One MILE Robert Bonner won, FREQ
Barr second, Rosavannah third. Time
i 4411b
Five furlongs, Rival Dare won, Hop
. scotch second, Pay the Fiddler third
| Time-1:17.
' Five furlongs, Cherry Bounce won
: Mural second, Weird third. Time
l 1:O3h.
IN ENGLAND.
5 LONDON, May 22-At the first day
of the Hurst Park Club meeting to-day
j. H. Houldsworth's Greenan won the
Great Whitsuntide Handicap Sloar
: rode Lord William Beresford's Berzak
l and finished second. Seven horses ran
l distance one mile. The race is of 1,00t
sovereigns for three-year-old and up
ward The betting was to against
Berzak
!. The Juvenile Plate was won by Mer-
/ cenary. Sir Griffith's Vaevictus, ridden
/ by Sloan, finished third. Seven horses
ran five furongs straight. The betting
| was II to 10 on Vaevictus.
The Palace Selling Plate was won by
Goodrich. Ellsworth was second, and
Terror, ridden by Sloan, third. -Four
horses ran six furlongs The betting
t was , to / on Terror.
: LATONIA DERBY.
CINCINNATI May 22.-To- o-morrow
the great Latonia Derby will be decd-
ed over that famous old Kentucky
course at Latonia Springs. The indi-
cations are for beautiful day and fast
track. Seven high class three-year-
olds are entered in the big event. Cor
sine will probably be the favorite
with Prince McClurg second choice.
All the starters in the derby have
. been working well over the Latonia
track. and the race should prove a fine
, one both from spectacular and speed
standpoint
. The Latonia meeting is to continue
twenty nine days. Besides the Derby
the next stakes of Importance are the
Hillyar and Oak. There are num-
Der Of rich stakes for two-year-olds,
as we'll as for older horses.
Morgan Chinn, son of Colonel Jack
Chinn, will do the starting, Louis P.
Tarlton will be presiding Judge, as
sisted by Charles F. Mclean.
There are over 400 horses quartered
at the track, among them some of the
best racing material in the West
The starters and their jockeys in the
Derby are as follows: His Lordship
: Q1W, J. Matthews; Ways and Means
; Old, Van Dusen; Eberhart CID,
| Britton; Deering CID, w. Dean;
Prince McClurg Q12), Beauchamp;
| Leo Planter Q22), J. Hill; Corsine
CPD, N. Turner. His Lordship and
, Ways and Means are coupled as ]. =.
Smiths entry.