The age-herald., 1900-05-09
LARCHMONT STAKES WENT TO KILOGRAM Voter Even Money Favorite, Won the Toboggan. SOME FIRST CLASS SPORT In the Larchmont Kilogram Was Ten to One Shct, But Led All the
 Way and Won With
 Ease

New York May S.-The Larchmont stakes for 3-year-olds and the Toboggan handicap were the features at Morris Park today, and a large crowd was on hand to see some high-class sport. The Toboggan brought out nine of the best sprinters in training, and Voter, the even money favorite, won easily. Contestor was the first to show and he led his field at merry clip. A furlong from home Voter jumped into the lead and won two lengths clear of his field, The Larchmont went to kilogram, who led all the way. He was 10 to 1 shot. Sum mary:
 First Race-Six furlongs: Vulcan, 11S (Bullman), to 1, won; Specific, 107 (DIe- Intyre), 30 to 1 and to 1, second: Bushnell, 110 (Nelly) 20 to 1, third. Time, 1:14aI.
 Montanic also ran.
 Second Race-One mile, selling: Kriss Kringle, 1O6 (Turner, 13 to 5. won; First Whip, 103 (NitchelD, to 1 and to 5 sec ond; Dan Rice, 1O9 (Maher), to 1, third. Time, 1:40A. Rare Perfume, Lindula, Knight of the Garter and Ronaldo also ran. Third Race-The Larchmont, seven fur longs: Kilogram, 115 (Jerl<ns), 10 to l, won; ndrim, 115 (Bullman), ' to 10 and out, sec o Time, 1:27A Windmore, Kimmage, Pre- mature, The Chamberlain and Belgrade also ran
 Fourth Race-The Toboggan, six fur longs: Voter, 12S (Spencer), even, won, Maribert, 110 (Maher), 15 to 1 and to I, second; Contestor, 1o3 tMitcheli), 20 to l, third. Time, 1:12A. Fir Arm, Mandrine, Sanders, Belle of Lexington, His Royal Highness and Mesmerist also ran.
 Fifth Race-Four and a half furlongs: Lief Prince, 1l2 tBullman, 6 to l, wons The Puritan, 112 (Clawson). to and to l, sec ond; Scurry, 114 (Maher), to 5, third. Time, 054 Antelight, Gold Heels, Infallble Col onel Chester, Vouch, Regea, Historian Lightning and Bandit also ran.
 Sixth Race-One mile: Lotharia, 112 tSharp); 12 to l, won; Charentus, IT (Ma- her), to and l to 2 second; Box, 12S COConnor), 10 to 2 third. Time, 1:4Oz. Hardly also ran.
 At Louisville
 Louisville, Ky, May S.--This was dogs and mud-iarks' day. at Churchill Downs. The rain began with heavy shower about l o'clock, and at intervals kept 1t up dur ing the afternoon The only races that could lay any claim to class were the third, a mile handicap, and the fourth, in which eight shifty madden 2-year-oid Allies sport-
 
 the betting. the handicap gaiioping and way off in front, with 20 to 1 about her chances. The nily race was won handly by Regina Lee. Old Lennep took it into her stubborn old head to run kindly today, and in the opening race, six furlongs, she made a show of speed and won by eight lengths. pulling up in 1.29, which was good time for such muddy track. Summaries. First race, four furlongs-Lugo, Sam Lyons, aOS; Fergus Mncuddity, Tristrain, 106; Bill Massie, Pacquelin The Count 10; Ciuster. l1S Siiverdale, lis.
 Second race, six and one-haIf furiongs-- Kentucky Babe, Sarilla, Wakerson, Har- vest Queen, s5; Grey Forge, Lee King, 9f; Peter Duryea, 100; Etiollins, 105.
 Third race, selling, one mile and fifty yards-Diodenne, SS; Gadsden, 93; Indian, 94 Little Veronica, 95; Bob Salter, 9S; NeI- lorine 98; Lillian Reed, l05;, Trebor, 10S; Possum, f0S; Wilson, i'll.
 Fourth race, selling, the Mademosil1e stakes, seven-eigi1ths of flirlong-Jcna, 93; Highwood, 97; Aurea, 97; Scarlet Lily,