The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-25
EVENTS ON THE TURF.
l wELL-KNOWN HoRsEMAN
SUSPENDED AT OAKLAND.
Was Owing to the Reversal OF
Form Of Imperious, the Horse
Belonging to His Stable.

SAN FRANCISCO, March PA SEN
sation was created at the Oakland
track to-day by the suspension for tnlr-
ty days of the well-known turflte, III
II. E. Rowell, owing to the starving
reversal Of form by Imperious, VINO pe-
longs to Rowell's string. 1mperlous'
who has been performing very lncoh-
sistently Of late, came to Ire to-uay
and annexed the fifth race from d heiu
of high-class horses, with the lucra'ise
odGs of 10 to / against his chances
Among Rowell's string are the we'll
known performers, DR.. Bernays, Con
Dalton, Satsuma and others me Ia.
ter is one of the favoriteS tor the Ilcii
Burns hadicap, to be decided at Oah-
land tomorrow, and it is not peheVeo
that the suspension of the Rowen STA
bic viii result in Satsuma being oe-
clared out of this event.
Weather rainy and track sloppy. he
suits:
Five and a half furlongs, selling,
Sanity CHennessy), IL to 8, won; Oco-
roma (PowelD, 8 to /, second; Polka
IIarris), to 1, third Time-1:lO1a-
Gold Baron, Magdalenes. Royal Fan,
Lima tus, Gold Fin, Prince A. and Fa-
versham also ran.
Six furlongs, selling, Truxillo pig
gott), 3 to 5, Won; Horatio &c. jones',
5 to /, second; Don Fulano (Hennessy),
5 TO 1, third. Time-1:16. Merry Boy,
Governor Sheehan, Joe Cotton, Oahu,
Niihau, University and Picnic also ran.
Four furlongs, Moribund (Spencer),
to 3, won; Lochkatrine (Hennessy), 8
to l, second; Big Horn Ruiz), 40 to Z,
t:rI -A.S1 A1oaenHrai CnctO
Prestime, Fannie Mills and Flush of
Gold also ran. Jennie Riley left.
Futurity course, selling, Stamina q.
Reiff), 2 10 /, won; Montanus Oevin),
6 to /, second Good Hope (Nichols), 3
TO l, third. Time-1:14 Sir Urian.
Ringmaster, Madrone, Ach and Dis
tinction also ran.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling, Imperi-
Gus (E. jones', 10 to /, won; Wyoming
tSpencer), to 2, second; Castake O..
Reiff), to ]. third. Time-1:49a4.
Robert Bonner, Obsidian and The
Fretter also ran.
Six furlongs, selling, Psskin (Spen-
cer), s to 5, won; Widow Jones (Jones),
6 to 1, second; Espirando CHennessy), Z
to 1, third. Time-1:171a Sweet
William, Glen Anne, Don Cara, Sokom-
y
Catastrophe and Stentor also ram
AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-Weath-
err clear, track fast. Results:
Six and a half furlongs, selling, Shut
tlecock won, Hairpin second, Tom To-
her third. Time-1:22.
Six and a half furlongs, The Purser
wen, Maurice second, Very Light third.
Tirle-1:23..
Mile and a quarter, selling, Jessie S.
won, Laureate second, Babe Fields
third. Time-2:09.
Six and a half furlongs, selling, Han
lon won, Miss Ross second, Protus third.
Tim-1:23.
Six furlongs, selling, Bertha Nell
won; Semi-Colon second, Brown Vail
third. Tfme-1 :14A.
Seven furlongs, selling. Tom Kings
ley won, McAlbert second, Nora Sc.
third Time-1:2S
IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 2f.-The grand ma
tional steeplechase at the second days
racing of the Liverpool Spring meat
ing to-day was won by ]. G. BuIteers
aged horse Manifesto, carrying lis
pounds This race is of $500 sover-
t-Sh5, Dy SuDscrlptlon Oh % soVefelSnS
each, 10 sovereigns for handicap for
five-year-olds and upward, distance
Grand National Course. about four
miles and $50 yards. A trophy, value
100 sovereigns, is included in the value
of the race. or specie, at the winners
option. Major J. A. Drawings Ford
OF Fyne, aged, was second and Auiley
Byth's Ellinman, aged, finished tkird.
Manifesto drew to the front two fences
from home and won by five lengths
Nineteen horses started. The betting
was TO 1 against Manifesto, 30 to 1
against Ford of F,yne and 20 to /
against Gilman.