The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-11
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Gravesend.

New York, June 1O.-Sidney -Pagets
sCairngorm, the / to 2 favorite, won the
Brooklyn derby, mile and a half, at
Gravesend today. Migraine was second
and Merry Lark third. Won Tromp went
to the front at the start and passing the
stand the first time was leading by six
lengths from Merry Lark, with the IA
lvorite trailing. Won Tromp continued to
show the way down the back stretch and
around the far turn, but the field behind
MIN began to close up, and as the stretch
was reached Won Tromp was beaten IN
the last quarter Davis sent Cairngorm to
the front. followed by Migraine, and in
hot drive won by a length. Two and a
half lengths separated second and third.
James r. Keene's Bohemian, to )
favorite, easily won Ihe fremont stakes,
defeating voorhees, by four lengths. ia
cobite and Bohemian ran together to the
stretch, Where Bohemian drew away and
won.
Five favorites and a second choice won
today. Summary:
First race, about six furlongs-Keator.
1903 q. ]. Walsh, to 3 won; Tommy
Waddell, Ill CIV. Davis, 6 to l. second;
Quadrille, 100 (Sperlng) 16 to 5, third.
Time, 10.
Second race. the State Empire steepe-
Chase, dDOul ~ lllltS-I1g las,
154 (Ray). l3 to 10, won; Flying Buttress,
157 (Donohue), II to 5. second; Bonfire,
40 (E. Heider), 10 to l, third. Time,
1855. Dromedary fell.
Third race, the fremont stake, about
six furlongs-Bohemian, 115 Oyne), to
8, won; Voorhees,, lis (O'NeilD, 10 to /,
second: Jacobite. 119 CIV Davis, 16 to .,
third. Time, 1:10 3-5.
Fourth race, the Brooklyn derby, mile
Ill -, nnx 81
to- won; Migraine, lis (O'NeilD, to l,
second Merry Lark, lis Uyne), to 1.
third. Time. 1884 3-5.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth-Oars-
man. l16 fBurns), to 1, won Niblack, 81
(Baird), to . second; Wizard, 96 O..
Kelley, to !. third. Time, las.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Astronome
ia (Baird), to ). woc; Debler, lis Uyne),
to l, second: Beaufort. 100 eTravers), 40
to l. third. Time. l:oi,
Entries for Monday.
First race handicap, about six fur
longs-Shotgun, 126; Lady Amelia 1875
Big Ben, Jake Sanders, 119; Broomstick
Santone, 11S; Race King. III; Handzarra
Woodsaw. 1O7; Marjoram, Dinah Shad
1o5 Regale. 1914; Aeronaut, 100; Sam Har-
ris. 81; Incarnation, 81.
Second race, mile and eighth-Majol
Daingerfied, lis; Heno. 116; DeReszxe
Del.aber, 1Os The southerner. Possession
10s Brigand, 1e5 Tom Lawson, 1903
Supreme Court, IS.
Third race, handicap. mile and sixteenth
Irish Lad. 1866 Bad News lis; Agile. no.
Witful 1909; Crmondes Right, 106; Wootan
105: Merry Lark. 1903; Canteen, 1907 Mar
tinmas. IS; Incarnation. SO: Stamping
Ground. Palm Bearer, 81; Brigand. 50.
Fourth race, Astoria, five furlongs-
Hekate, Indra, Sue Smith, Incorrigible
Flaming Star ia.
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth-Orly
H., 10: Palette, Rockands, 1O6; Buttons
105; Champaign, The Yelled Lady, Nep-
tunus Maggie Stroup, 10i; Maid of Tim
buctoo. Bird Forth, IS; Little Woods. 80;
Portland Bell. 81; Sailor Boy, IS; Otse-
go. SO.
Sixth race. five and half furlongs-Hol-
loway, Bill Banastar, Quorum. Lambeau
Capias Nifo, Cary Bill Phillips, Cali
fornla King, Sandy D., 112; Honeywell,
100.
At Latonia.
Cincinnati o. June 10:--Wiliam Gerst 8