The record-union., 1899-05-14

NEW YORK, May 13.-ln spite OF the
rain there was large attendance at
the Morris Park races, the classic With
ers stakes for three-year- olds at mile
being the attraction In addition, the
first appearance of Jean Beraud IN MS
three-year- form was incentive
enough for people to come out on a
showery day. In the betting Jean re
raud was a slight favorite over Lo-
thario, who was reported to have zone
some exceedingly fast miles In MS
work. AT the close of the betting Jean
Beraud was a little better than even
money, and Lothario second choice.
The horses got away in perfect order
in the first break, and before they had
gone a sixteenth of a mile jean Beraud
was in front, going fast and easily.
Chasing him We're The Bouncer and
Filion dor, with Lothanio close up. The
further they went the better Jean Be
raud seemed to go, and as they round
ed into the Withers' course he was only
Looping along under restraint while the
others had their heads. As they came
into the stretch and in the first furlong
of the last quarter it looked as if The
Bouncer. and Filion dor were gaining
on Jean Beraud. They were doing so,
but it was under a drive, while the
leader was still going very easily. Then
Clawson shook the son of His Highness
up bit, and he shot away from the
others as if they were selling platers,
and won by a couple of lengths, having
scarcely turned a hair. 1t was a hot
contest for the place between Filion
dor and The Bouncer, and the former
got it by head. Results:
Six furlongs, Glengar won, Pirate NJ.
second, Rose OLee third. Time
1:131b.
Five fur1ongs, selling, Prince of Mel
bourne won, Bombshell second, Miser-
fcordia third. Time-1:00A.
Fashion stakes, four and half fur
longs, Motley won, Virginia Earl Sec
ond, Oneck Queen third Time-1: 531a.
Withers stakes. one mile, Jean Beraud
won, F'ilion dor second, The Bouncer
third. Time-1 1917.
One and a sixteenth miles, Don de Orc
won, Imp second, Free Lance third
Time-1:471h.
International selling steeplechase, two
and a half miles. Governor Budd won,
Trillion second, Baby Bill third. Time
-4:3311a aAsss.s
ATN ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, May 13.-There were fully
1000 people out this afternoon to see
the Inaugural run. The hard work
during the night and morning, assisted
by the high wind and the sun, put the
course in excellent shape, although it
was slow. The day was cool.
In the first race the horses We're call
ed to the post at $50 o'clock sharp
They We're off at the first break to a
pretty start. A furlong away from the
gate Thorpe went into the lead with
Pat Morrissey, and stayed there to the
middle of the stretch, when Maroni
came away and beat the favorite to the
post by an easy length. Morrissey was
three lengths in front of Our Clara
When the Inaugural Handicap was
called Leo Planter caused a delay at
the post by swerving around. To fair
start Dr. Sheppard got off in front, and
led all the way, winning easily by three
lengths What Err Lou. the favorite
got away badly, and was cut off twice
in trying to get to the front, beating
Macy short head for the place Re.
suits:
First race, selling; seven furlongs
Maroni won, Pat Morrissey second, Our
Clara third Time-1:315
tA'C e1A4h d uoI1 Lave w aiQO
Won, Richard ]. second, Be True third
Time-1:11.
Maiden three year-olds, four and a
half furlongs, Greenock won, Hack
meister second, Mosswitt third Time
-0:59.
Inaugural. value $1,000, one mile, Dr.
Sheppard (Thorpe), 8 to 2, won; What
En- Lou Oh. Shields). 2 to ] and even.
second; Macy ct. Burns), to l, third
I1me-l:45. Leo Planter, Fervor
Branch, Crockett and Basquil also ran,
Mile and twenty yards, Jackanares
won, Forget Me Not second. Helen H
Gardner third. Time-1:41
Selling, six furlongs, Simon d. Won
Sorrow second, Don't Skip Me third.
Time-1:17h.
AT LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, May 13-Weather at
Lakeside clear and track good.
Six furlongs, Harry Nutter won.
Daily Racing Form second MulvihilI
third. Time-1:1S
Half mile, CheeSestraw won Pant