Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-27
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACK
Injunction Captures Jockey CIub
weight for Aee Race on Nor
ris Park Track.

Ut MOTIFS PARK TO-DAY, was won III q uTlNllk
finish by Injunction. Frank Farrell erratic
Blues was an odds-on favorite and flattered
his hackers by jumping off and racing out
was four lengths in the lead. In the stretch
he sulked and Injunction and Circle both
passed him, Injunction finally winning by
one length. with Girdle second and Blues
last. Arrah Gowan, at 20 to /, won the race
The stewards of the National steeplechaso
and Hunting association suspended the
license of Jockey Hunt for his ride on
W. K. Vanderbilt we're seen for the FIRST
time in the east today on the illy Thought
less. She was favorite, but ran third to
First race, one mile and three-auarters
hurdles: II; ohnet, Jos ISongerl II to 20
Snd; Ti Victor. i5l GHayden5, i 70 to /. third
Time: 3:21li Gould. Moroton. Gibson Light
and Blacksmith also ran Victor and Black
Second race. Eclipse course: Ink. 10
Q3ullman). IL to 5. won; Ink and Ptoe. l07
{SrG {6Srnsy. even. @ third Son Time: i:iS Bell
Gardo, Northern Light and Knockabout
Third race, last seven furlongs of the
withers mile: Red Knight, 100 CGannon), Q
to 10, won; Futurita, IS (Waugh), to ],
second; Joe Cobb, 100 Fullerl, s to l. third.
Time: 1:261k. Duke Of Kendall and Colon
Fourth race, the withers mile, the Anna
orrah @ GowSn, va i48 CMr. Taylor, 20 to /, won;
McWilliams, 14s (Mr. D. c. KERR. to s,
MsRer HRSht sTeS t6rd Of the r@s GsFtef m kns
Carter, True Blue and Andalusian ran.
Fifth race, one mile and a furlong over
for age race: Injunction 1O9 (Gannon), u
to 8, won; Girdle, lQ lBurns), TO !. second;
i:54S. only three starters.
sixth race the Withers mile, selling:
Rocky, 1O5s QIuackl. t9 S, won; sirlin, iSS
| (Creamer), to /, third. Time 14l. Scot
fer, Hist, Glennevis and Knight Templar
ran.
CINCINNATI, May 26.--Dick welles, the
American Derby candidate from the stable
| Of Rome Respess, won the Brewers handi-
colts st start Of II the year and as Ss
bookmakers did not have him figured quite
Mt for a race they laid the liberal odds Of
in front and went the entire distance of six
| furlongs in 1:1lh. Only seven carded to
| lin and Bardolph, coupled as the German
entry; and W.. Stueve's Harlem Lane were
he Go G9rPan pair were ie
ner of the Latonia derby, finished fifth
| Weather clear and hot; track fast Re
First race, six and one-half furlongs: st;
Wood j6e 193 &C &C. Kelly, Is to l. won; Ethel
tie 'iS Dutehess tel 1 h i67 5GrowRufstS, VI II % q to i,
third. Time: 1:21&. Fleuron. Frank Mac
| lie Bawn and the Stewardess ran.
Second race, five furlongs: Silk Maid, lo3
! Ct. Knight), II to s. won; Dorice, 1OS CReedl,
1 40 70 l. SeCOuus GtIdIluI lOO SlJs
ories, snowcap. Obiedeo. Della Hunter,
LagEe Thaa Ireland May d Ester ran
less, 103 Davis). even, won; Adelante, 108
| (Crowhursp, 70 1, second; Welsh Girl, 102
wood, Binhelio, Tufts, Little Gem, Belle Of
F9uTtb RAGE Brewers s hsndiGsR. net yalgo Ia
GaSdFS} tSs' % ssssSPd; % AIIss, s q S$S6 SS o6GGns
Fifth race, six furionSs; japan, io5 Grow
oco1no 6IEs % TUa Second dGnSfslsh MsTsha % NsS y
los (Bonner), 60 to !. third. Time: 1:o2h.
aSe ts sy frnSs seh Elm ossy Fsy
| Sixth race. mile Kilmorie, 1O2 Lindsey,
second Goo Goos Gs Id tBliss, iSs Z 70 l. tSir6
Time: 1:ts. Flauntess,, Flora Bright, Not
Artist, Fair Bush, Mr.. Dooley ran.
CHICAGO. May 26.-Flying Torpedo, fav-
orite in the fourth race today at Haw-
thorne, performed one of the most remark
able feats ever seen on a race track. While
scoring at the post the big horse unseated
his jockey and then ran away nearly a
mile and a half at top speed over track
which was deep in mud. He was finally
| stopped and returned to the post. Al
though a good field was opposed to him.
| at q mile, as he pleased.
The second race furnished the upset OF
l.,
ioped home five lengths in front Of her
field, with Mimo, at z to l, second, and
Tom Maybin, the favorite. third. Sam Full
len. the we'll backed second choice, was left
at the post. Weather clear and cool. Track
slow.
Results:
Glisten, 100 Phillips(, 5 to 2, won; Jennie
Moore, 1O5 Oh Bookerl, lS TO 8, second;
tST TEsth Time IF Ivy l iGa DSvi j. Susie So
Christian Native Daughter also ran.
second race, six furlongs: Muresca, 1oz
oubreo 10 to sc%o6 wo9i Mime Tam 1T5 Sh Phi
(ffenry), Is to s, third. Time: In Glass.
full huntington, II You Dare, Joe Martin
Lord Touchwood also ran. Sam Fullen left
Third race, steeplechase short course;
Crest, 15s owens). TO 8, won; DR.. Nowlin,
40 (Hueston), 10 2, second; Itacatiara, 13t
(Cochranl, to l. third. Time: 2:5S. Mac
Fourth race, one mile: Flying Torpedo
l04 (Birkenruthl, 9 to s, won; First Chip
80 CHoubrec), ls to /, second; Alright, 9;
(IIelgersonl, to l, third. Time: l:50 2-5
Hargis and Hoodwink also ran.
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles;
Lou Woods. l04 OH. Booker(, IA to 5, won
Omdurman, l0l lBookerl, to s., second
Time: I59 2-5 Larcos, Ed Adack. Elghor
sixth race, seven furlongs: Lampon. q
Phiiiips5, s to /. second; Safeguard, q
(KnappI 70 l, third; Time: l:S7. Galba,
| Prince or AFRICA ana henIy OF fTdnstaHal
ST LOUIS, May 2s.-Aithough the
weather was cloudy and sultry, a large
crowd attended the fair grounds races to-
, day. The close finish of the third race
created considerable excitement only a
head separating the first four horses in the
last six strides. They finished, Cast Iron
Pathos and Neversuch. Elastic, at l6 10 5
won the feature OF the card. He got OF
in the lead. fell back little at the half
then came strong in the stretch and finished
, galloping by three lengths. The track was
fast. Results:
First race five and a half furlongs, sell,
ing: Lady Vashu won, Kitty Cut a Dast
! | second Dolly Gray third. Time; 90.
Second race four and half furlongs
. | purses Sararose won, Bill Knight second
Cognomen third. Time: O:56.
Third race, one mile and an eighth, sell
ing: Cast Iron won, Pathos second Never
such third. Time: 1:57%
Fourth race, six and half fuTlongs
purse: Elastic won. Santa Ventura second
Mickey D. third Time 1:l41z.
| Fifth race, one mile, purse: Fiintloci
won, Light Opera second, Pirateer third
sixth race. one mile and twenty yards
selling: Brown Vail won, Dr. Carricl
second, Crime third. Time: 1:45h.
Highest Possible at TenpinS.
! COLUMBUS, Neb., May 26-(Specia
| Telegram. lin a regular two-handed gam,
! of teupins here this aftarnOOn- w / Ore