The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-11
The Broadway Stakes the Feature
at 6ravsssnd Yesterday.
Ethelhert Comes With a Rush at the Finish
and Wins Easily.
VuIcain Captures the Twelve-
Thousand Dollar American
Stakes-Resu1ts Of the Races at
St. Louis, Latonia, Harlem and
Marysville.

Marysville.
| NEW YORK, June 1O.-A feature Of
to-day's racing at Gravesend was the
Broadway stakes, in which the three
year-old Ethelbert was a slight favor
lite. A furlong from the finish Ethel
bert came with rush and won cas-
lily by a length and a half from Half
| Time, who was three parts of length
in front of Filigrane. In the Great
American stakes of $4,000 Modrine
was the favorite, with His Royal High
ness and vulcain equal second choices.
Modrine and McMeekin We're first
away, and soon had length the best
of the field, while Vulcain was bring
ing up the rear at least a sixteenth Oh
a mile behind 1t looked a hopeless
thing for Vulcain as they. turned into
the stretch, but he came through the
field and won by head from Missions
airy who showed almost as great a,
burst of speed in the last furlong as
did the winner. Results:
| Six furlongs, Jeannot won, Blarneys,
stone second, Imperiator third Time
1:15A.
One and one-fourth miles, Warrena
ton won, Candleblack second, Back.
land third. Time-2:O715.
Great American stakes five furlongS
Vulcain won, Missionary second, Me-
Meekin third. Time-1:O21a.
| Broadway stakes, one and one-six-
teenth miles, Ethelbert won, Half
Time second, Filigrane third. Time
1:47a4.
Five furlongs. Media won, Big Gun
second, Mollie Newman third Time
1:02H.
One and one-sixteenth miles, Estaca
won. Maso second, Howard Mann third.
Time-1 :49A
AT ST. LOUIS.
! ST. LOUIS, June 1O.-John w.
Schorr & Sons Meadowthorpe cleyerlv
won the Merrimac stakes a selling
sweepstakes worth $500 at one milex
the principal event on the card at the
Fair Grounds to-day. The track was
heavy and holding, and the time was
slow. Only five, horses started Found
kept the lead until into the stretch.
when she was headed by DR.. Sheppard.
Meadowthorpe then came up and clev-
erly finished one length in front of DR..
Sheppard. La Josephine was ten
lengths back, four lengths ahead of
Found The Judges fined Thorpe $50
1 r.
this race. Thorpe was also fined S75
by the starter for jumping through the
gate In the first and second races. Re.
suits:
One mile, Wilson won, Truxllo secs,
ond, Official third. Time-1:4S1b
Five furlongs, Aberdale won, Chicks
amauga second, Ned Dennis third,
| Time-1:07
One and one-half miles, Mon Cedon- ~
leo won, Sadie Levy second, Demosthe.s
mes third. Time-2:51A.
Six furlongs, Richard J. won, Dave
Waldo second, Applejack third. Time
-1:19A.
Merrimac stakes sweepstake, one
mile. Meadowthorpe won, Dr. Shep-5
pard second, La Josephine third Time
--1:49
Six and one-half furlongs. JerrN
Hunt won, Sam Lazarus second, Trom.!
bone third. Time-1:23.
| One mile, Chancery won, UhIers Sec
ond. Florissant third. Time-1:51.
AT DENVER.
DENVER, June 10.--The spring.
races at Overland Park began to-day
with beautiful weather, a fine trackS
| and good attendance. Results:
Trotting, three-minute class, VenusI
H. won in straight heats. Time-2 :211h@
2:2119, 2:231@. DR.. Brook, Mckinley:
Aggregate and Gertie B. also started !;
Pacing, Raymond M won thirdly
fourth and fifth heats and race Timas
Iii. PIG. 2:17. Aelse won seconds
heat. Time-2:12b. Little Thorn won
first heat. Time-2:12A. Roberts ande
Agftator also started.
/ Four furlongs. two-year- Bib.
Mayham won, Myrtle Gebauer second,
Minyon third. Time-O:49H.
One mile, Charlemagne won, Cavallo
second, Alarm third. Time-1:43. !,
Five furlongs, May Beach won, Bour- I
bon second. Mountain Queen third.
Time-1:O1H.
AT LATONIA. >.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-C. mellow.
ellis entry, Spirituelle and Batten, made
head finish for the big purse in the
Cincinnati Hotel Handicap to-day at
Latonia. 1t was an unusual sight to see
two horses, from the same stable coup
led in the betting, fighting head and
head through the stretch but the jock
| eys were given orders to go out and do
! their best with the pair, and they fol-
lowed instructions. Batten made a
gallant bid in the last few strides, but
could not quite reach, and Spiritueile
was awarded the decision. Samovar
was beaten by ten lengths by the Sec
ond horse Starter Chinn caused a big
howl to go up by the betting public
in the opening race by leaving three
horses at the post, including Finen
Respite, the favorite. Weather pleas
ant; track slow. Results:
Six and a half furlongs, Frank Wag-
ner won, Assassin second, Nellorine
third. Time-1:23
Five and a half furlongs. Lieutenant
Gibson won, John Yerkes second, Bar
ney F.. third. Time-1:11A
One mile, Fatherland won, Victorine
second Richardson third. Time
| 1:45%
One and one-sixteenth miles, tha
| Cincinnati Hotel Handicap, three-year>
ODDS and upward. value $500, Spirit
lucille won, Batten second, Samovar
third Tme-1 :49a4
six and half furlongs. Bon Jour