The age-herald., 1900-06-13
THE TALENT HIT
 THE DOOK|ES HARD BueIa Won the KenSington Hur- dIe Handicap at Graves
 end as She Pleased

New York, June 12.-At Gravesend today
 the track was fast and the card interest,"
 ing. In the opening event half dozen
 started for the Kens nGton hurdle handicap, | Buela as the favorite. pr. Eichberg led | the way for mile and quarter, and then l the favorite went out and won as she | pleased. Glennelie and Tower of Candles l were the choices for second event and the talent was again for Glennellie, and she | was never headed. l In the Hanover stakes Fake, the favorite,
 made all the running and won very easily, l with the second choice, Lief Prince, in sec | ond place. For the fifth time in succession | the public won in the fifth race, as Dan l Rice was the choice and won handily With
 Robert Metcalf he set the pace for half, | when the latter dropped back and Post
 haste came up She could not catch the l leader and to be content with second place. | Summarizes
 First Race-kennington hurdle handicap, l mile and three-quarters: Buela 1O6 (IIo- | gam, ? to l. won; pr. Eichberg, Al (Veitch), 1 10 to 1 and to l, second; Governor Griggs, | 170 Donohue), to 1, third. Time, 3:14 1-5 Second Race-Five furlongs: Glennellie | IA (McCue), to l, won; Tower of Candles | 104 Jenkins) to and even, second; Jan | ice, 1O4 (skillman), to l, third. Time, l 1:03 1-5.
 Third Race-A mile and one-eighth: | James, 11S (Maher), 9 to 10, won; Sarmar- | tian, 121 CHenry), 16 to and to 3, second; 1 Crontas, 113 (Spencer), to 1, third. Time, l 1:45 2-5.
 | Fourth Race-The Hanover handicap, five | furlongs Fake, 107 (Maher), to l, won; l Lief Prince, 97 (Shaw), , to and to 5, | second; Carl Kahler, 101 (McCue), F to l, | third Time, 1.01 4-5. Fifth Race-A mile and one-sixteenth, l selling Dan Rice, 105 (Maher), to 5 won; | Posthaste, 103 tMcCue), 10 to 1 and to 2 | second; Precursor 95 (--), third. Time, | 1:49 1-5.
 Sixth Race-About six furlongs: Kamara, | 94 (Shaw), to ?, won; May Hampstead, 121 | (Spencer), to 1 and to 2 second; Cleora, | 100 (MitchelD, 5 to l, third. Time, 1:10 2-5. | Cincinnati Results Cincinnati, June 12-June Gayle had an | easy time of it winning the Harold stakes l for 2-year-old colts today. After scratches | there were but five youngsters and June l Gayle was favorite at Il to D. The start was only fair and June Gayle l was off next to last. At the quarter pole
 she shot to the front and was never head | ed winning pulled up by six lengths. Long | flo got the place easily from Sam Lyons. | Sim w, at 15 to 1, gave the talent hard | fall in the fifth event by winning handiy | from the Star of Bethlehem who was a | hot favorite at to 10. Track fast. Sum- | mary:
 | First Race-Seven furlongs, selling: Or ris, 95 (Parette), 20 to l, won; Rattan, 9S | (Michaels), b to 1, second; w. G. Welch,, | 97 (N Wilson, to ?, third. Time, :29A.a | poao EiNa ftirl hn n-f l dress, 103 GIL Wilson,, to 2 won; Emma | c. L., 1922 (Britton), 10 to l, second; Vir- | gina IT, 100 (Harshberger), to ?, third. | Time, 1:03A.
 Third Race-Mile and seventy yards, | selling: Eitholin, 115 (H. Wilson,, 12 to 5, won; Gadsden, 97 (Michaels), 10 to 1, sec | ond Ennomia, 1O7 01arshberger)i to 1, l third Time, 1:45&i
 Fourth Race-Five furlongs, the Harold | stakes: June Gayle, 105 (Hertig), Il to 5, | won; Longfo, 11O (Mason), 13 to 5, second;
 Sam Lyons, 109h (Overton), to 1, third | Time, 1:02k.
 Fifth Race-Six furlongs: Sim w., 10S 1 (Aker), 12 to l, won; The Star of Bethle- | hem, Ill (Michaels), to 5, second; Foneda, | 11O CHarshberger), to l, third. Tlme' | 1:1412
 | Sixth Race-Seven furlongs, selling: | Strathlisht, 107 (Mason), 2 to D. won; | Sprung, 1O4 (Aker), 10 to l. second; Peter | Dwight, Ill (K. Winfeld), 10 to l, third. | Time, 1:29%
 | Number of Crack Yeariings Sold
 New York June 12.-A number of year. | lings from the Melbourne stud and the | Boonis Creek stud were sold at auction to- | day at Gravesend, the best prices being as | follows:
 Luck and Charity, b. C.. by Hanover-Bo- | nita Belle; P. J. Dwyer, $3,50O l Shandonfield, b. C., by Prince of Monaco
 Sara P. J. Dwyer, 200.
 Wimbledon, b. C., by Prince of Monaco
 Red Veil; W. Lakeland, s7OO.
 l Kimantle, br. C., by Prince of Monaco
 Century; H. E. Leigh. s1,4OO
 Bressac, ch. C., by St. George-F Flotilla; J
 J. Marklen, $500.
 The Gold Finder, br C., by Jim Gore
 Bagpipes; w. P. Burch, s2,0o0.
 | Legation, b. f., by Jim ore-Brisanza; J
 G. Fallansbee, 5000.
 | Widen Cliffe, b. C., by Prince of Monaco
 White Veil; J. w. Schorr, I,450
 l Lemoyne, b. C., by Fonso-Guardian An
 gel; G. M. Mason, $500.
 Wolfes, Dr. C., by Jim Gore-Bamboo; J
 G. Fallansbee, $7OO.
 | Blinkidle, ch. C., by Prince of Monaco. l Trinity; E. H. Harrison $500
 | Bleenworth oh. C., by Prince of Monaco
 Middlemarch; M B. Durham, $500 1 Br. C., by Lazzarone-My Gypsey; H. D.
 Leigh, $70O.
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