The record-union., 1899-06-15
George kratz Runs an Exciting
Race at Latonid.
Goes Six and a Half Furlongs In Fast Time
Of One TWsnty-0ae.
Continental, Hot Favorite in the
Myrtle Stakes at Gravesend,
Beaten by Merry Prince and
Charentus-Result 1T ST. Louis
and Denver.

CINCINNATI, June IA. - George
Kratz ran the fastest six and half
furlongs of the Latonia meeting to-
day in the handicap, covering the dis
tance in 1:21. The race was exciting
throughout j. C. MILAN bought Full
Dress from j. D. Smith for $400 just
before the last race which Full Dress
won very handily. Weather cloudy. Re-
suits:
Six furlongs, Malaise won, Norma
Taylor second, Cringe third. Time
1:16.
Five furlongs, Villa v. won, Oleka
second, Isabinda third. Time-1 :O2'A.
One mile, selling, .Feriwig won, Olah
H. second, Donation third. Time-1:42.
Six and a half furlongs, handicap.
George Kratz won. The Lady in Blue
second, Guide Rock third. Time-1:21.
Five furlongs. Lew Kraft won, Bar
ney F. second, Burl third. Time
1:O21a.
Six furlongs, selling, Full Dress won.
Aprirs Lady second. The Sluggard
third Time-1: :15%.
AT GRAVESEND.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Continental
was hot favorite for the Myrtle stakes
at Gravesend to-day, and was the
fourth favorite to go down, for the best
he could do was third. He set a hot
pace at the start. but at the last fur
long Merry Prince came with a rush
and won. Results:
Six furlongs, Gaze won, Rhinelander
second, Swiftnas third. Time-1:14A.
Mile and an eighth. Imp won, Pirate
second, Warrenton third. Time
1:53;A
Five and half furlongs, Gulden won,
The Corinthian second. Creeper third.
Time-1:0S1a.
Myrtle stakes, mile and sixteenth,
Merry Prince won. Charentus second,
Continental third Time-1:4 :4615.
Five furlongs, Mark Cheek won.
Bansborough second, Eileen Daily third.
Time-1:03
Mile and a sixteenth. Peat won, Hold
en- second, Ed Upton third. Time
1:491a. :,
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Track fast. Re
suits: e
Five furlongs, May Tevis won, Annis
Palmer second. Tfzzoninia third. Time
-1:O4 =. e-.sss-' - $50
: Six furaongs, Harrie Floyd won, Aunt
Mary second, Mound City, third. Time
-1:15.
One mile, Rafaelo+ won. Fontainbleau
second, Imp. Mint Sauce third. Time
-1:4215. se
Mile and sixteenth.a4Osric II. won,
Rebel Jack second. Lady Callahan
third. Time-1:4S1h
Six furlongs. Tuha Fonso won, Ken
sington second, Danish third. Time
1:14A
Six furlongs, Virgins Won, Chiffon
second, Bell Punch third. T. bTime-1:l5.
LAT DENVER .5n54xss -.
DENVER, June 14.-Results at Over
land Park: s
Trotting, Success won :, in three
straight heats. Best time-2:1414. Mo-
vita, Granite and four others also
started. -e
Pacing, Aelse won in straight heats.
Best time-2:12A. Jennie Nc, Bill Nye
and five others also started
Four and a half furiongs, running, /
Don't Know won, Oman Wood second,
Sea Queen third. Time-0:56.
Seven furlongs. Mocorito won, Blood
hound second, Charlotte third. Time
1:29h
Five and half furIongs, Oldham
won, Loeb Ness second, La Mascota
third. Time-1:0S.
IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 14-At the second
days racing at Ascot Heath to-day
Lord William Beresford's four-year-old
filly Jiffy H., ridden by Tod Sloan, won
the Visitors Plate, a handicap of 300
sovereigns, added to a sweepstake Of
10 sovereigns each for three-year-olds
and upward. Mr.. Fairies Gallot was
second and Silver Box third. Eleven
horses ran on the Swindley course tone.
mile and half. The betting was 5.
to against Jiffy II. -. :
The Royal Hunt cup was won by D.
J. Jardine's Refractor. Eager was Sec
ond and Lord William Beresford'ss
Knight of the Thistle, ridden by Sloan,
was third. The Royal Hunt cup is a
piece of plate Of the value of 5OO SOW
ereigns, to which is added a handicap,
sweepstakes of 20 sovereigns each, the
winner of race value 500 sovereigns
or of any handicap after declaration of
the weights. The race was run over
the Lew mile course. The betting pre-
vious to the start was 25 to l against
Refractor 10 to 1 against Knight of
the Thistle, and 100 to 80 against
Eager. Eight horses ran.
Arthur James three-year-old bay
flly Fascination won the Coronation
stakes. Sloan rode P. Lorillard's chest
nut filly Myakka, and finished third.
Charles D. Roses Zanetto was second.
The betting was tod against Myakka-
Sir Walddie Griffith's two-year-old
colt Vac yictus, with Sloan up, finish
ed third for the Fernhill stakes. Mr..
Russell's two-year-old bay filly Emo
ton was the winner. Sixteen horses
ran. The betting was 5 to against
Vac Victus.
Jouvenio, P. Lorillard's chestnut colt,
ridden by Sloan, finished third in the
race of. the Triennial stakes. Longy
was the winner and Arthur James
Dunn Dunn was second. Ten horses ran
on the -year-old course. The bet
ting was Z to against Jouvenie.
( The Ascot stakes of 90 sovereigns.
with 700 sovereigns added, was won by
the Duke of Westminster's Frontier.
Jolly Tar. ridden by Sloan, finished
second, and w. Lows Mark Forard
third. Six horses ran on the Swind-
ley course. The betting was IL to
against Jolly Tar.
BASEBALL.
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