Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-24

!, ,s, to I. 1ssssSondi Damon los eo'NslD, ! to 4
Second race. last four half furlonss q.
the Eclipse course. selling: Min9S 20
to ! secondi Fiorizel. 100 (Buiiman), $ 10
J. third. Time. O33.
race last I've furienss Of the Eclipse
course; Magistrate, ~ {gullman)' Is to J.
second; LeOnldas, l22 Mccue), to s, third
Fourth race, the Grand National s,esple-
iii RayI 10 to,l. won; Land OF Glover, il
w Heidonl 70 to ] second; tsyator, bl
Fifth race. the Ladies' stakes. the with
ers mile: Girdle, III CBurns), 9 TO 8, wons
ss = d aGaS 4 ii Il u& SSsnnoG 3 70 i. ts8SirfSS.
Sixth race, the withers mile, Grand
s SesFa' la tH huleRTaYYC % { s e %Sh H hEmsr
Raine. no (Martin). 2 to l. third. Time:
CINCINNATI. May 2s.4The Merchants
stake for. s-year-olds and upward was the
attraction at LRtonia today and q crowd
out to witness the sport. The ned was
Herr the choice At even money. In q
and st. Hera the frst named won the de-
cision by half a length. Rainland, the odds
easily by Mizzen Mast. a iO-to-I shot.
Weather hot; track fast. Results:
GlTbL IUC9, HlG LuflOnAHs Htnel DAVIS
won. Jigger second. Governor sayers third.
second race, nvs furIonss; Mizzen Mast
i ESR' Farmland second Copper third. Time
Third race. mile and one-zixteenth; Aim
les won. Welch Girl second Binehlio
Fourth race. tour and one-haif furlonEs.
snow Cap won, May Combs second. Sou
Fifth race, the Merchants stake, net
value to winner slea0. ne mile: Pour
gnolpas won' Senior second. ST. Hera third.
Sixth race, seven furlonss: Luralishter
tMhGlrnds A TsIy L9yanna second Mary Glenn
CHICAGO, May 2s.-Judge Hines, winner
Of the Kentucky Derby and a prorninent
easy winner today Of the $1,000 Hawthcrnnae
handicap, the chief attraction q Haw-
homes oPsHing day; Judge Himes. vent 10
second ard the ITO j fayorife, itttIe Scout.
candidate that has come sharply to the
front In public estimation, on account Of
the mile and an eighth Journey, but was az
and fSlshsda iss:wsaTy ioartS. TSsrS
tees being LScien APgisby, AZ Rsyoir, ST
Jordan were added starters. To an excel
lent start the large field was sent away
They rounded the first turn we'll punched,
but at the half mile pole Judge Himes shot
to the front. He easily maintained his
advantags and raced down. the back
tenders still wei punched Judge Hines
increased his lead rounding the far turn,
and struck the straight away for home
about three lengths 70 the good. He was
beginning 70 show the erect OF chasing
him on the heavy and holding track. From
the time the stretch was reached there was
no doubt Of the result. Judge Hines win
ming pulled almost 10 a walk with Favonius
second, three lengths ahead OF Little Scout.
The others we're strung out with Gregor X
almost ready to quit, heading the also ran
II is reported that c. r. Ellison, owner
Of Judge Hines, won 1000 in the future
books on his colts. Weather cloudy and
track heavy. Summary:
First race, nve furlongs: Shllful, IG2
81 qaas aIaioSp 5o i S'PR T. Elisha BesS cs SoS aSr,tiS 9
I2 (P. Phillips). 5 to l. third. Time: Loo.
Second race, four and a half furlongs'
sweetie ioS o. Refill to 1 won; Pro.
! Paul. los Cw. Knapp. 30 to 5, third Time:
Third race, stseplechase, short course,
S SosT 10 G3WsS(. 3 to Il vSni pHs9 g
kingaiCng lS (5artisy). IS to 8. third
Fourth race. the Haythorne handicap
I 10 6 fRo B SRsssl5'f e 70 T. Hi son; I FsScn hi%f Fl
(C. Cray, 20 70 /. second; little scout 10
(Coburn), 3 70 ], third. Timei goa
Fifth rec one mile ana e axteenth
Prince Of Africa, los cwsbb}, Il 70 Z. sec
ond; Ed Adack. iM R. Phiinps), i'to
third. Time: 1;bSx-
Sixth race, six fnrlongs: Tom Maybin, 10
to j. second; optional. is al. PSniipspa
to i, third. Time: 1:1SH.