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THE ST. LOUIS KEPTTBLIC: SATURDAY. JUNE 18, 90&. -
LOCAL MGim
-Plub Members' Stake Feature
at Fair Grounds Special
Handicap at Union.
CHICAGO TERF
-American Derby Will Be Bun
prer Washipgton Park
Course To-Day.
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BONDAGE TO WIN THE CLUB MEMBERS,;
KENOVA BEST IN UNION HANDICAP
'Arthur Horse Appears to Have Good Chance of Annexing Bicli
Stake at Fair Grounds With Bernnys and Judge Himes the
Contenders Cromwell Mare Should Capture Feature at Car
mody Course First Steeple Chase to Be Bun.
HORSES, WEIGHTS, JOCKEYS
a.AM) rnODADLE ODDS IX STAKED
j Jordan, 1M. Austin 8
J Judge Himes, 111, H. Becker..... S
Jack Young, 104, Necley S
Bondage. IDS, Mclntjre 4
Sambo. 1CS, Crawford S
Old Stone, W 10
Estrada Palran. 101. W. Robbins. 8
Bernays, 107. W. Watson IVi
Flying Torpedo. 103 IS
Never-such. 94. Perkins IS
AT THE F.UIt GIIOIIXDS.
Five candidates for. the World's Fair
Handicap are carded to face the barrier
In the Club Members' Handicap at the
Fair Grounds to-day. Bernays, now favor
ite In future books for the bit; stake, be
ing destined to occupy the post of first
choice In the race.
Five- other performers of stake caliber
H alto entered and the class of the field
3s unquestionably the highest that ever
started In this event. Promise Is for one
of the greatest contests ever -witnessed on
a St. Louis track.
What makes the field of particular In
terest apart fdr the presence of the
horses as World's Fair Handicap con
tenders. Is the fact that two of the
field, qf whom much has been heard, are
down for competition. One of these is
Judge Himes, brought here by Charley
Ellison, and the recipient of a special prep
aration for the big race. The other Is
Bondage from Jim Arthur's stable.
Jockey Mclntyre will bestride the latter
Jn the race t?-day, and. If the horse's
performance meets expectations, he will
be a. strong candidate for the stake event
of next Saturday. Bernays will make his
aecond appearance on the local tracks, and
Estrada Palma will also appear once
more, while Old Stone's true ability
should be shown di'tjnrtlv tp-rtay.
On the reports of what each candidate
has done, on the strength of Bondage's
Chicago record and the form he has shown
there, It look? like a tight fit between
the Arthur horse and Bernays for first
position.
Bernays carries two pounds more than
Ills opponent, but this should change the
result "but little. Judge Himes has been
worked carefully In the SoutB and since
his arrival here, and It seems as though
NOTIQE.
AVE GAVE TO OVER 30Q CLIENTS
CL.OVERTQN IO-IWON
TABY TOSA 6-5 WON
SATURDAY. JUNE 18,
WE HAVE THE
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CLUB MEMBERS' HANDICAP
aim two others at lone odds..
If you wish to beat the races follow Am. Wo
do the business of the town.
TERMS FOR OUR GUARANTEED SPE
CIALS, a DAILY, 13 WEEKLY. COMMIS
SIONS HANDLED FOR TEN PER CENT OF
THE NET WINNINGS. CALL, AND SEE US
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he must be considered as the next strong
est factor In the race. ,
JACK YOUNG'S CHANCE.
Jack Young's Inaugural record hardly
comes up to that of the three candidates
mentioned. It hardly looks as though he
can be picked here In spite of the strong
local tip which Is going tha rounds about
him. Jordan and Sambo seem out of It
and Neversuch looks to be In too fast
company.
Flying Torpedo ran rather disappoint
ingly his last out. but It Is said that he
did not like the track. He may be close
up to-day, but can hardly be selected for
a position on his local performances. If
ms iorm at umcago last year, nis ocsi
form, cobld be reproduced here, he would
be the keenest kind of a contender.
Old Stone ran such a good race Thurs
day that it. is hard to tell lust haw irood
the Mattlngly colt Is. The distance, one
mile and a quarter, may be a trifle far
for him as yet, "but he certainly has the
ability to keep up with his field, at least.
Estrada Palma seemed to be a trifle lame
going to the post on his last out, and
seems to be out of It here.
Taking all together. It looks as though
Bondage, Bernays and Judge Himes
should be the contenders with the chances
In favor of their finishing In the order
named?
A card of set en good races is presented,
and little Broomhandle seems to have the
third race won already. Pretension looks
best In the second and Dave Samers, who
was left at the post on his last out. but
who ran a good race in spite of It, seems
best In the first.
Just So may be able to put It over Fore
hand and Harmakls to-day. as the track
will hardly favor Harmakls unless It Is
somewhat soft- FnotUehts' Ftvorite
ought to make herself felt by setting the
pace. Radium, with lfght weight, may be
able to win the sixth from Bllssfu1 and
Suave, while Elle looks best in the last.
The light weight on Easter Walters and
his strong finish the last out. should make
him a contender with Bessie McCarthy
for place money. ' "
AT TOIOX TRACK.
The Union Jockey Club Handicap will
be the feature' at Union Park to-day. It
will be a mile and a sixteenth event, with
eleven starters, and gives promise of be
ing he, most int.erest.Ing race so far run
at the new track.
Granting that the track Is fast, the
popular event should be won by Kenova,
who Is Just now In the pink of form and
at the weight Is unquestionably the class
of the field.
The Messenger is entered In this race,
but has an impost of 123 pounds. Several
weeks ago he could have given thirty
three pounds to Kenova and beaten her,
but he cannot do it now. for the mare
has greatly Improved. So have the other
horses In the field. The Messenger hard
ly figures to be In the money thus
weighted.
Sailor's Delight has an excellent chance
of being second. If she gets a good ride,
and Animosity should be third. The 'lat
ter ran a much Improved race the other
day and seems to be good.
TV. B. Gates is in the race with 107
pounds. Despite the fact' that he won last
Saturday's feature at the same distance,
there Is nothing t,o base an opinion that
he will even be In the money.
Ora McKInney, with only eighty-three
pounds up, has an outside chance of win
ning, or, at least, breaking Into the
money. She will likely be ridden 1.
Fisher, who has piloted her to victory
twice and seems to know how to handle
her to the best' advantage. Labor' has
not been out tor several weeks, but does
not figure strongly in the race. Bar le
Due cannot be entirely overlooked, but
unless'the track Is? heavy appears to hav!
but a remote chance.
VIRGIE D'QR'S CHANCE.
The drat race to-day looks like a gift to
Vlrgie d'Or. Chicago Girl appears to be
the only contender. The latter has not
won a race at the Union track, and seems,
always Incumbered with bad luck. Socapa
should be third.
Considering the weights, Ella 'Waggoner
ICoks the wlnnerbf the second, the a-year-old
event. She ran a fair race the other
day, and will likely run an improved one
to-day. The Houstabout should be second
and Bearhunter third. Chicarra has the
outside chance. Much depends upon the
distribution ot Jockeys In this 'race.
'The third event will be an Interesting
one, es many of the fastest sprinters' at
the track meet at five and one-half fur
longs. Boomerack has the top weight, 115
pounds, but now that he is good should
carry'lt to victory. He will likely be rid
den by Willie Waldo, who is riding In fine
form. Cappamofe shpuld be secqnd and
Gus Lanka third.
Attila, moderately weighted, should win
the fourth race, with 11$ pounds up At
tila gave Ora McKlhney twenty-three
Jiounds and ran her to a short half a
ength Thursday. Springbrook Is the
natural selection Jp Place, and Moderator
to show.
Gold Ribbon looks a splendid bet to win
the fifth race. Cay should be second and
Jean Gravter third. The latter la lucky if
ha -runs third, taking his stupid race yes
terdajrlnto consideration. '
The first steeplechase will be run over
the now course In the lnflekl. It will
doubtless prove-, a feature, but there 18
little to base a selection upon. Walter
appears to have the best chance, with
Harrow second and Wachusetts third.
AN QLR APAQB
SAYS--.
"A light purse Is a heavy curse"
Sickness makes a light purse.
The LIVER is the' seat ot nine
tenths of sit disease.
Tutt'sPills
ga q the root of thQ whole rart
ten thoroughly, quickly safely
and restore th.e action of the
UVERto iiWfflalcorjdjtion.
Give tone to the system and
solid flesh to the body.
Take No Substitute.
WEWIBE BUT QUE HOUSE TBA RAGE
Wottrgm, SO to f. Wop.
Falkland.
Ptebo.
UtUtllste4 ;
i Terms for the three
best bets,
SI DAILY,
One or more to be a
w Inner or no charge,
Anr sir dayr, II
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Mlsnprtit.
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THE REPUBLIC'S DAILY RAGING
ujtio.v jocicnr club i-.esoi.ts..
Union Track. June IT. Weather ilear. (rack
327 Flret race, eelllnr. purse JtTc. for S-year-olda an upward.
""' Ave and one-half furlonEs:
, HORSES. WTJIOHTS Bettlim.
Inil AND JOCKEYS. S. i "4 S. V. Op. CI. PU
310 Cay. SI. Calvlt S 3 1 V I uZi TW
J10 Zama, 92. Fleher 5 4hd 2 It 15 6
3H 2ur Com- Mi McCarthy... 3 Hi lhd ! SW 1! is 6
Qi Tom .Collins. H5. CBonner. 9 m f fi M II :s K
SOj Caddie Mac. Ms, M. lone. I Ink 2 34 6'V4 9-5 1-5 1-3
324 Geo. W. Daen. HJ, bhllllns 7 10 10 9 6 6 13
314 AmoIIa nichardon.97. Bart 10 8 P P V 6 JO 3
m::" Tortueas. 107. A. Brown.... 6 61 6'4 11 'M 10 :s 10
314 Sweet Myrtle. S7.Henderscn 4 4W 5 E 9 12 15
Xi Brotherhood, lit. wall 11 11 IS V 10 20 a) u
301 Wanptta. 104. McClusky.... S 9 0 12 11" 10 20 3
121 Bashful. 110. -Vlckllne .... 12 12 9' 10 12 20 20 S
, Start stracrllnir. Wnn easily: eecond drtvlnc. 'Winner: A. Bellew
Ji Co.b. p. (J), by Charaxue Cantey. The coins and weight eulted
Coy ana he wa. probably best. Zamo ran an Improved race, ebowtd
tpted and wU do better. Our Cora is rood In the (roln; and lllces it
healer.
Tlrae-SSU. at i:ili.
?K . Second race, selllnr. purse $273. for four- ear-olds and upward,
J-0 lx and one-half rurlonis: '
T . HORSES. TVniOHTS Bettlne.
I"d. AND JOCKEYS. S. U S. F. Op.j O.j PI.
323 Trespasser. 111. Carnea 4 2hd 3hd 4Vi lhd 20 SO-12
115 Holcum. us Wanshlre .... S V l'H lhd 2W 15 30 12
.57 Counters aara 114 A.Brown 2 3hd 4H 3 Z'i 4 7 Z
f?i iS."1 OraMer. 114.U Murphy 6 44 2' 2W 4V4 -5 7-5 S-5
310 Diamond Star. m.Hend'son 7 6' 5 s 6 w 15 0
IH Sr,ducer. HO Georre t VA 6 6 6 4 3 6-5
251 Billy Qane. US. Ryan 1 75 9 7hd V 23 40 13
5!T Whalebaek. 110, Toca 10 9 !' 8V4 8" 20 50 20
314 Ed L.. 113. O'Lauchlln.... 3 End 71 9 V 5 8 3
304 OrlcJUK. 118 R. Bennett.... 10 10 10 10 25 40 12
318 Jim Nap. 12t E. Dial 30 19 20
Left at post.
Start bad. "Won drllnic: second same. Winner: "Wilhelm &. Thomas's
ch. r. (a), by Fadlsha Fravlata. The winner ran a Rood race. Halcum
looked tha winner In the stretch, but let dawn. Jean Gravler was Into
the etretch In Kood position, but ault. CountMs Clara ran -nelL
Time S5U. ::i. 1:23V5.
Wi Third race, selllnx. purse 3400. for 3-year-olds and upward.
t" mile ana one-slxterath:
HORSES. WEIGHTS I Bfttlnr.
Ind. AND JOCKEYS. S.I U H S. V. Op. CI. J PI.
2" fursus. 111. M. Lowe i 1hdliH Wi T tTi 1
Ml Pirate 102. Ralph Murphy. . 5 2 3 2H y 6 9 3
313 Miss West. 101. W. Kelly.. 4 7 5hd ; 3 7-2 6-5
313 Banana Cream, lot Qeorze 6 4V4 t' 5hd 4nk 3 7-2 6-5
117 Leerb. "94. Barnett 3 E",4 4 4 5"4 6 9-2 3-2
307 T G. ScarborouRh.100.Hend 2 S 2hd 3(4 6 8 11 4
313 Grand Vitesse. W.Rejnolds 7 6 7 7 7 10 12 6
Start cood. Won easily; second same. Winner: W. McLemore'a b.
r. (5). by Klnir Erie Ecceanna. Cursus was much the best: away In
front, whs never in trouble. Pirate ran hla consistent race and with
an even break would have won. Miss West ran her race.
Time :26, :3l5i. 1:17K. 1:43. 1.52.
"lft . Fourth race, nurpe $300. for 4-j ear-olds and upward, six fur
V'V' longs:
HORSES. WEIGI1TS I Betting.
Ind AND JCCKE1S. S. y S. T. Op. Ctl PI.
311 Pipe. 119. Waldo 3 3' j5 2 VA 5 4 1
318 Anielger. 114. Henderson.. 4 lhd lhd 1' 2 5 7 2
316 Moderator. US. Lynn 7 6' 6'H 5' 3' 10 13 6
318 Sauld. 111. W. It Woods..! 2 3" S" S" 4hd 6 8 5-3
(314) The Irlih Boy.116 BLawlor 8 7hd 7hd 7Vi 6hd li 30 10
(CO) J Sid. Walker. HI. a Roes 6 2)4 2' 4- 6hd 4-5 9-10 2-5
The Buffoon. 116 R.Murohy 1 4' 4hd ZM 7" 31 40 20
S13 Dumont. 116. McCarthy.... 5 5' 6hd 6J4 8" 15 30 10
Lady Lucille III. Davison. 89 9 230020
Start good. TVon easily; second same. Winner: M. Daly's ch. g. (4).
by Ben Stroma Meerschaum. Pipe was best with a good ride. An
xelerer quit Moderator ran a good race from a bad -start. Squid, 'off
well, lost early ground and finished well. Walker ran a miserable race.
Tim-:25. :50i. l:17.
T1 Fifth race, selllrg purse 3300. for S-year-oIds and upward.
'f seven furlcnes:
HORSES. WEIGHTS
AJJ'D JOCKEYS.
Neko, 103. M. Lowe
Urchin. 103. It. Mudnrv...
3"
3"
5?
5'
8
7
5'
3
m
316
318
311
315
Little Margaret 109. Shlll'g
Hart !.. 108. c Ros.....i
2nk
4
6
8
M, Straus.. 10S,W.H.Woods
St Ermine. 95. Reynolds...
Venus VIetrlx.llLHendsoa
luienno. iw. riscer
l'Kl
Bled.
Start rood. Won easllr: second driving. Winner: Del Monte
Stable' b.' c (3). br Lew Weir Blondlnette. Keko. with a good ride
by Lowe, woa probably best. Glenflo. after getting away well and
showing speed, bled and quit. Urchin ran a gqod race.
Time :25. :50Vi. l::7i. 1:31.
XXJ Sixth race, selling, purse 1275. for S-yer-olda and upward, five
'-' and one-half furlongs:
HORSES. WEIOHTS U, Betting.
Ind AND JOCKEYS. S. "U 4 S. F. Op. CI. Pk
Planet. 104. Henderson 3 14 I'M l'H 5 i 3
2E9 Flantaraaet '117. Adams... 8 6" 6" 2hd 5 8 3
285 Tr-silllan, 19. ghtlllngi 5 5 3" 3' 8 7 5-2
316 Boundlee. u: W. Waldo... 1 2nd Hi 4'U 8 l: m
SIT King Crane 103 R Murphy 2 4' 5' E' 10 6 i
270 Peaches. 110. W. Kelly T 8 T" 6' 6 8 3
301 Marco Polo. 117. Mulligan.. 9 S s 7" 10 20I j
314 Blazon. 102. Fisher...., C 3 2J 8' 3 5;
305 SIngaway. 97. Thelme 12 llhd lohd 9 IS 25 10
280 Woodbow. 107. W.H. Woods 11 13 lOhd 10' 8 6 2.
Glad Hand. 115, Davison... 4 7 11 11" is it 6
295 Eofalla. 112. W. Nelson.. ..1 101 f IP 12 12 3 9-2 8-5
Stan bad. Won easily: second driving. Winner: P. Short's b, g.
fS). by Star Ruby Bedotte- Planet was good and won handily. Pian
taganet away at a disadvantage, ran a good race. Tressllllan. under
a poor ride, was lucky to finish third.
Tlme-SSU.- I50.rl :UU.
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES AT LOCAL AND
TO-DAT'S FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES.
First race, six furlongs. 3-year-olds and up.
lelllng:
211 Jake Weber ...107 296, Sol Smith 93
lit 'Gay Amerl- 301 'Dave Som-
can 97 mers 110
223 'Debbie May ... 1 209 William F. IL.107
.... .Sliver Tblstle.101 .... Miss Gomex ... 94
312 Charlie Crnd- .... Casbboy 112
ger .,..,...,..107 .... Bomblno 96
S85 Llllle Long ....103 326 Clear the
.... 'Bride 87 Arena 59
315 'Anyway 19
Second race, one mile and twenty yards, 3-year-olda
and up. selling:
(202) 'Frank Jones ,.103 313 Laton 102
fit Wissendlne ....106 220 Trapsetter .... 93
(326) TMleanthrops .. 91 63 'Pretension
334 Jerry 10J (imp.) 93
94 Tattenham ... 93 315 'Benton 81
313 'Ivemls. 107 117 'Overhand
117 Iteglna, D 87 .... 'Canyon ,.1C5
Third race, five furlongs, 2-year-olds, allow
ances: '
303 Jobs Ran
dolph 103
214 Broomhandlu ..118
316 Moonlet 103
.... Argosy 163
Tuna ..,..1C?
Lady Savoy
(Imp.) Ill
Chicago Lad .,110
Fourtir race, one and one-quarter mile. Club
Members' Handicap. 83.000 added:
IIS Jordan 104
.... Judge Himes. ..1U
(299) Jack-Toepfg- ...104
.... Bondage ..;... .10j
(314) Sambo 108
223 Old Stone 94
318 Estrada Falma.104
(306) Bernays 107
323 Flying Tor
pedo 103
SIS Keverauch 91
Fifth race, one mile. 3-year-olds, allowances:
(293) Just So ....
(323) Harmakls .,
ill King Ells
worth ,..
33 Old Stone ..
,. 99
,.101
205 Footlights Fa
vorite '7
mi) Forehand , ,107
...102
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3
tA4ji uoiinoa
311 Moiava .
Sixth race, six furlongs, 2-year-olds and
selling: I
uj.
263 suave s.lOE
J.'. "Wager 104
.... 'Evening Star.108
(304) 'Blissful ..;.-.. .104
(298) Happy Chappy.lof
(263) Bid Silver J....111
toe 'General Prlg..l'J3
305 'Hoedown ..... 87
233 'Radium ..
.... King Rose
23) Ouc Llllle
.TT. 'Ed Ball ..
80S Jake Ward
(302) .One More .
326 ''Shortcake .
... 91
..111
:::
,..10T
,,.103
,.. 91
Seventh race, one and one-eighth mile, 3-year-olda
and up. aelilng:
814 'Edrardo ...... n
377 'ComPMS 103
320 'Handsplnner .100
(311) 'Elle 91
330 Leenja lei
832 Miss Eon ..... 97
sil 'SallTst , it
22 Bessie McCar
thy -Ml
320 'Murmur 98
277 'Memohlan t...VX
220 Brooklyn ; 18
301 'Flora Bright . 94
277 Trio ....:.. 193
ill 'Easter Wal
ters 77
TApprenUe aljowaBce claimed.
TAIR OROUIfP3 SELECTIONS.
FlrttRace Pv Somrflcra, Gay American.
Jaka Weber.
Second Race Pretension, Trapsetter, Milan
Third. Race Broomhandle, John Randolph.
Lady Haver
Fourth Race Bondage, Bernays, Judge
Himes. "
"Fifth Race Just So, Forehand. Harmakls.
Sixth Race Radium, Blissful, Suave.
Seventh TiaceElie. Besslo McCarthy, Easter
Walters.
Iteaalta st Kenllvrorth.
Buffalo. It T., June it Results at Kenll
worth to-dayr ,
Flttt race, one mile Zarkee, 4 to t won:
Play Bap. second; Florence Fcneo. third. Time,
1:41 l-s.
Second race. Ore furlongs Kittle Piatt 10 to
t 'wen; Bonne ?uef second; Lerolda, third.
Time: 1:04 1-5.
Ttdrd race, rlr furlongs Love Note, T to 6,
wonf Prince ot Elm, second; Merairais, thlrtt
Tlme, 1:13 4-5.
Fourth, race, one mile Belle of Belle Meade,
$ to 5, won; Chatelaine, second; Termagant
third. Time, 1:41-
Fltth race, five furlongs Dictator, 1 to 6,
won; Racine, eecondj ItlUIss, hlrd. Time,
IrOl 3-E.
Slxth race, one mile and seventy Tarda Santa,
Luna. 2 to t won; Black Socks, second; Miss
Shylock, third. Time, 1:16 3-5.-
Sonthcrn Lenene.
At AlUnta Atlanta 1: N;ew Orleans 0.
At Montgomery Montgomery 7t Bhreveport t.
At Birmingham Birmingham t: Memphis 5."
At Kashvlile-Llttle Rode Hi Nashville t
T'estern Leosne.
At Omah-Omaa Denvir 5.
At Dee Koines Des Moines 5: Sioux CUr 4.
At St. Jsseph St. Joseph 8: Coloradi
EplBW .
slow.
HORSES. WEIGHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
ind
294
109
283
235
(249)
2S7
(206)
305
Wolfram 105.
Tom Oahh 1(W
iaay ronse, 9.u
ur. Dcnam. iuf.
Altlo. 109. CTrawford
IBehooic. 10(. Jas.
uitcrpitiar, ivi.
Alias, mi. junxeit
Blanco. 107. Cocolo
Potter. 105. D Austin
Axarea, 109. TV'olri
Berry Huches. 04. W.Dais
Lord Han. 103. Raynor...
320
Howllnc Dervish.
529
Third race,
Stflrf fair. Wnn
HORSES. WEIGHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
301
"im"
312
104
273
200
(303
roxv Knn. 107.
Comraodore. 101.
uugior. v. v.
Floral Wreath. 97.
Lasso 101. Gullett
Warte Nlchti 106.
Rebo. 101. W.
Follies Bergercs.
Betting,
Opl
Pl.
1'
2hd
3'
4'
5"
6"
7"
5
15
3
Ink
7
6'
C"
7
7
40
20
3-5
332
Sixth race, purse
HORSES. WEIGHTS
ANp JOCKEYS.
270
240
'301
231
314
2i)
377
285
270
232
231
Gasllfht.n 1QT.
Wall 108. Wolff )
Goo-Goo 102. Lindsay 1
lot unaay I
d. t6 II Anderson.!
L. 91. V. Davis...
Hammer.93.J:Hen'sy
iTOlklana.
Mildred L
lMlow licmmer.
Mil Eon. 102, D.
trawson; io, ltjcoio .
r.vrvh. 103. Prrlclns ..
SVronl 1Q2. Donrgan
Maud Wallace.
itieorce Vivian. IK,
isana uanieis. &z.
TO-DAY'S UNION ENTRIES.
First race, seven-eighths of a mllei
328 Orlslus ..v.,....lll
322 'John Bull ....M
316 'Vlrgie d'Or ...1M
331 Venus Vlctrlx .104
.... 'Arraand ,.101
328 'Scorpolette ... 93
231 'Pearl FInder.104
.... Xabockllsh .w.lU
304 'Napoleon Bona
parte
.109
.102
.106
.111
201 'Chicago Girl
254 'Ptar Cotton .
323 Socapa
jzs cotton l'lnnt .
S5S 'Pv- thn Fid
106
dler .. 106
Second race, five-eighths of a mile, 2-year-olds.
handicap:
319 The Rousta- 303 St. Resolute ...107
bout 177 303 Onlsro 93
209 Bill Carter ....103 309 Chlcara 10O
273 Mayoress ft) 313 Ella Waggoner. 95
.... Arthur Still- 819 Bear Hunter .103
well 102 266 Rose Dodge ... ia
Third race, five and one-half furlongsr
308 sneer it 323 Boomerack ....115
r Paul Whaiey ..104 331 Glenno ss
n .-,., r ...i... -.-.-v -. ,. nn... At
320 Gus Lanka ....m
323 Joe Bowers .... 98
S in UOUDt 9U
207 Harvester S8
223 CappamoTa lot
323 Searforth 53
313 S&blnal 104
262 Miss Gould ....111
313 Bluish ...i 101
330 Pipe SO
Sneer and Paul Whaiey, Rice entry.
Bluish -and pipe. M. Daly entry.
Fourth race, one mile, selling:
324 'Dutch Carter .103 325 Attila 103
SM 'A Convict ....104 329 'Inspector
312 Dodle S 106 Shea 10S
323 'Sprlngbroos; ..103 322 'Barrlca 101
316 'Deer Ilunter .104 316 'False -101
330 'Moderator ....111 307 Crossmollna ...101
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth mI. the
Union Jockey Club Handicap:'
213 Bud Kmbry ... 98 324 Animosity ICO
325 Ora McKInney. S3 .. ? Falrbury 95
313 Dodle 'a ....... 99 244 The Mssene-er.lt3
299 TV. B. Gates ...107 307 Bad Penny ,...110
311 Kenova H 224 Beaugartl S3
324 Sailors De- 190 Labor In
light -97 311 Bar le Due ....108
Sixth race, six and one-half furlongs, senilis:
233 'Gold Ribbon .. 96
328 'Jean Gravler .1M
322 'Cumeratr ..,.. 96
1 Lero 117
327 Cay 103
318 'Uurad .JOT
323 Symphony 96
306 Tom Olner 1M
800 Tom Olney ....108
K316 'Reprise; I lOf
Seventh two, short course, steeplechase han
dicap: r
2SS Moroton ....,,..130
235 Broadway 137
42 Gum Honey ...135
231 Harrow ..'.'.... .1
233 Orlsls ......125
320 Walter 14
235 Wachuaett 125
Gum Honey- and Harrow. M. Daly -entry.
Weather clear; track fast.
UNION TRACK SELECTIOJjSl
First Race Virgle d'Or, Chicago Girl. Socapa.
Second Race Ella TVaggoner, The Roust
about. Chlcarai , , " . ,
Third Race AMI), Springbrook. Moderator.
Fourth Race Kenova, Animosity, The Mes
senger. .
Fifth Race Gold Rlbbcn. Cay, Jean Gravler.
Sixth Race Walter. Dal entry. Tyachusett
i
TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES.
First race, one mile. 2-year-olds and opsrard:
Soutrtere 102 isilk Maid 103
Leila 102 1 Emperor ot India, ..104
Fred Leppert .l)witful 117
Bad Newa ..IWIMcOee 112
Second race, six furlongs. 3-year-olds, and up
ward: Peter J. Sommers ..32
Clifton Forge 93
White Plume
Floral Kins 104
Red-Raven .105
Skillful 11
Helgerron 97
Komombv 23
Major Pelham ......1C4
Burleigh 104
The Crisis 110
Third race, the American Derby. 325.000 add
ed, one and one-halt mile, 3-year-old colts and
aiiiee:
Brand New ,112 Gus Straus 115
Copper 115 Bill Curtis .., 100
Volney 122 Merry Pieces 122
Woodson ..113 Proofreader ....123
Rapid Water . ,.122 Hill Ball ....... 122
Ralnland 125 Mobarlb .-...175
Proceeds 123 Port Hunter .........125
Elwood i 127 English Lad ,.127
fourth race, selling, seven and one-bait
longs. 3-year-olds and upward:
fur-
purbar 99 1 Drexel Stewart ,
Harsand ....- 911 singing Master ,
Anna Steel ..., 95 Atlantic i ,
Weird 85 1 Lanark
Cardinal Wolsey ...130 Emigre ...,
Bonndllnc ...... t...Wi Baleat
... 91
... 91
..98
...95
.j.icr,
...105
Fifth race. 2-year-olds, four and one-half
Inngsr -
fur-
Seastck 105 Lockout ......US
YJleeraan ,.108-Abelard 113
Ona War ,,...118 Losarloa ..,,.,......118
Walter Arno-'d. 113 1 Scotch-Irish .........118
riixman V. Ill Florentine us
HI, Inez 122
FORM CHARTS
FAIH GKO.UAPS HESUIiTS.
June It Weather clear: track slow.
327 FIrrt.race. four onl one-half furlonse. for 2- ear-olds, purse
K00. selllnit:
. , HORSES. WEIGHTS B ttlnjr.
Ind AND JOCKEYS. S. '4 tj s. r. Op. CL PL
Jii" Monogram, jot TV. Davis. 1 vT ivi "lW s 10 4
279 Dotace. So. Plunkott 1 2' 2 2U "i 10 4
(279) Wlllowdene. 106 W.Watson i e" 6 34 5-2 5-3 1
PreenutUe. 98. tlndsey.. 3 3'4 5'4 4'M 20 1 6
;ziz- Swedish Lad. 107. Crawford 9 71 4 5' 3 7-2 7-5
(290) Sylvan Belle. ICG. D. Qllm 13 84 71 6' 8 10 4
309 Covina. 104. Schickel 6 91 8W 7' t 10 4
220 A Lady. 98. Jas. Hcnnessy II 10'4 9' S1 10 W 4
(30s) Inttammable. 83. Stoval 14 11 10" V 10 10 4
279 Jardln de Parli-. 100.D Aust 1 4i4 S 10" 10 12 5
Mellwood. SO Perkins 10 12 12' uli li) 1! B
...... Tim Hurst 106. P. Phillips 7 IV 13 12" 10 20 8
173 Capt. Brolaskt. loo. Howell 121 14" 14 14" 15 30 10
41 Dipper. 101, Morris 2 5 11 1J 70 60 20
Bavarian. 100. J. Booker... 13 15 15 13 i; 100 20
Start irood. TVon cleverly: second same. Winner: G TV. Hopper's
br f. (2). by Lampllchter Marlet. Monoeram seemed to like the track,
nunc on when Dotage challenged, and wen neatli. Dotage showed 1m
proxement and had plenty of Bpeed.
Time :07. :19V4. :3t .44. :5m. .59.
I9fi Second race, sir and one-half furlcnes. for 3-year-olds and
v upward, purse 3300:
Bcttlnif. ,
Op. I Ci. 1 VU
S.
RtnYnt ...
1
3"
S
6
1
2
TTnirnn
Anderson
Snk
itice...
4'
5
6"
hd
10
ll
12'
13
14
lhd
Hennessy,
10'
4'
11"
12hd
thd
7
14
13'
rerans....
102.Jenk's!
Vt M
7J4 6"
9' 9"
13' 11"
8' 5V4
10' 8hd
614 12
2nd 2'
5V4 7hd
lino 10"
Ink 2nk
4H 4
14 11
12no 13
1" 1'
Start cood. Won easily: second rame Winner: T. ICIIey's b. k.
(4). by Wagner Parcy. Wolfram showed sudden relal and easily
shook off his Held. Tom Crabb. slow to becin and meitlng interference
on the nay, closed stronjly.
Time MiU. its. :31U. :44. S3. 1:11W. l:18V. l:23i.
for 2-rear-old illiles. five furlongs, purte $400:
HORSra. WEIGHTS Brlu.nf-r,.
Ind AND JOCKE1S. S. U S. F. Op U. PI
305 Dishabille. 113. Dale 2 ! 3" I" I" 3 4 4-5
503 Umerlck Girl. 105.D Austin 4 :' lhd 3" 2 6 6 8-5
Monaco Maid. W8. H And'n Z 6" 6 4' 3 6 8 2
(303) Gay Adelaide, lot W.lVat 3 Ink 2' 2hd 4" 4-5 1-5 1-3
27S My Eleanor. 108. Clayton. .14' 4' I f thd 15 20 C
Ollie Burnett. lOJ.Pcrslnger 6 5nk C" I (' 6 30 60 20
185 Zulelka d'Or. 103. Ollmore. 71 7 I 7 I 7 7 l 3
enstltfr .frond finmi TVrtiner: G. IT. Bennett
Co 'a b. or. br. f. (2). Dishabille relished the sticky going. laid behind
early pace ami drew awav without trouble.
Time :13. :2H4. :37 :30. lli.
t'lfl Fourth race, six furlongs, for 3-year-olds and upward, handi
''u cap, purse JSO0:
Betting.
S.
F. Op.I CI. Pl.
fTrawford.
Ink.
1'
2"
l'W
16
C. Davis..
2nkl
. 5
Ausun
16
15
10
12
S-10
7
LIndsey.l 51 Eno Eno
2hd
I I
!
4 VI
6"
8
Enkl
J.Bookerl 3l 7"
Dals 71 2"
9S.PerkinsJ 61 3no!
Start good. Won easily: second driving. TUnner: Mrs. I J. Ket
tleman'a ch. h (4). bv Onondaga Pathv ot Cork. Foxv Kane ran strong
race, shook off Rebo and showed remarkable Improvement
Time :1S. :23. -.37. SO -:04. 1:1S
txi "Fifth race, seven furlongs, for 4-year-olds and upward, sell
JJ1 lng. purse 1400:
HORSES WEIGHTS 1 I Bettlng.
Ind AND JOCKEYb. S. H 4 S. F. Op. X.T. Pt
'Gallagher. 113. Bailey .... io li? l'H 10 6 5-2
225 Velos, 103. Rice E Sno 2H 2'14 2 7 10 4
(28) Jerry Hune, US. Emblem.. 1 1 1' 1" 3 12 18 s
233 Conundrum. X15. Howell.... 4 Eno 3" 34 4' 12 12 5
(287) Velasquez. 115. D Austin.. 6 6V4 6" Ehd E' 5-2 11-5 1
26 Cta)es. BS, Wplff 2 24 lhd 6' 6 20 25 10,
307 AvJld. 106. H. Anderson... 11 Shd S 7V4 4 6 2
Cot llallantlne. HS,WWat 7 9nk Thd S' 8 10 16 7
234 Irby Bennett! lltCnwford 12 12 12 10" 9' 12 20 8
J2 Caithness. 113. Dale S 7' 10" 9' 10" 10 10 4
Little Lois 108. Ivers 3 11" 11" 12 11" JO 60. 20
35 Bastllus. US. R. Wilson.... 9 4' 5' llhd 12 00 lOOl M
Disqualified for foullnc.
Start '-'- Won easily: second same Winner: J. B. Respesa b. n.
(5). by Governor Foraker Emily S. Gallagher was easily test. Prac
tically left he went around held and was winntns nlcejy when he
bunrped Conundrum,, nearly knocking blm dawnJ
Timo-:lS. :24H. :37. :50i4. 1:01. 1:11S'4. l-ss.
1100. one mile and aeventy jarda:
Brttlnr.
F. 1 Op.1 Ctl Pt
Neelev..
6'
4"
3"
lhd
2
6'
E
Vi
S'
9"
10
11
13
Ink
lno
2'
3'
ft
V
6''
7"
$
10"
11"
12
13
5" 1 E'
7nK
2no
10'
8
11'
Austin
8nk
106.D Vltltoe
4'
13
IV
uarron.
atovaii..
f 8t 9'
2J 1
6 8'
10,4
10 12
1 6
1 21
13 12
12 ll'M
Start good. Won with .first three driving. Winner: fl. C Baker
ch. h. (4). bv Lamplighter Emerald. Falkland got off badly, was
bumped back In the start and had to go around field.
Tlme-:05W. :1814. :S1M. :44. :57V4. 1:11. 1:25. 1:SS, 1:UU. 1:53.
FOREIGN TRACKS.
Sixth race, selling, seven and one-halt fur-
longs. 3-year-oias ana upwara:
Alma Dufour r7 Jerry Lynch 96
New Mown Hay .... 96 Frivol 97
Gloscosa .. 18 Federal 99
Gannal .101 Exclamation 101
Action 102 Freuron ..: 102
Cornwall 101 Olympian 109
WASHINGTON PARK SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago. June 17. Selections:
First Race McGec.' Wltfut Bad News.
Second Race Floral King. Skillful. Major
Pelham
Third Race English Lad. High Bait Mo
hart b.
Fourth Race Cardinal Wolsey. Emigre,
Velrd.
ritth Race riaxman. Sootch Irish. Miss Inej.
Sixth Race Van Ness, New Mown Hay,
Olympian. '
TO-DAT'S SHEEPSHEAD BAT ENTRIES.
First race. 2-ear-olds. selling, five and one
half furlongs of Futurity course: '
Pellon ,
Cloverhampton
Confessor .......
Baroque ,
LIncroft .
llenlala ,
Jerry C. ,
Workman
... 39
..131
..tlOJ
Si
...10J
...1C2
Jack McKeon 103
Ike S.
102
Harpoon
Mepnlsto
Danseuse
Golden "Green ......
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goianne Itocamers
. 99
.107
. 97
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Second race, handicap, one mller
Whorler 125
MIntoIa it)5
Dalesman 171
Iloehampton Ill
Gray Friar 112
Gold Money UP
Wild Thyme 'I
Sheriff Bell J
Palm Bearer Igl
Dlmpl" -v ;t
Ancestor rj
persistence H '
Whorler and Mineola, Duryea entry.
Palm Bearer anil Dimple. Thomas entry.
Third race, the Foam, five furlongs:
-Fly Back sIlS
Tongorder 118
Waterside 122
Simplicity Ill
Knight ot Pearl
bparkllne Star ..
Belle Sauvage ...
..118
..lit
..111
Fourth race, the Tidal, one and one-quarter
mile:
Delhi 1261 Conjuror
Ort Wells I2u Ormonde's Right
EL, Valentine 1261
..126
..125
Fifth rae. nelllng. six lurlonga:
Dick Bernard 81 Armenia J?0
counterpoise 103 Cobouor iO;
Castlllan 106 Turquoise Blue S
Rosslgnal 103 Ascension 103
Iredeus nn on England ., 100
Unmasked 103 Martinmas 100
Tom Cod 95 Julia M h
Consideration 101 Merry Moments .... fc
Neither One 103 Casclne
Sixth race, one Hiid one-sixteenth mile:
Dalesman in Graceful .... 106
High Chancellor ....116 Gold Dome 101
Boabdll Ill Tov San 5H
Collegian 110 nob Murphy 101
Mate Ilanlon 108 Roehampton 113
Prince Chine I0S Ijjrd of the Valley .106
Funny Side 98 Judge Denton 101
SHEEPSHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. June 17. Selections:
First Rac Llncroft. Ctontesor, Rocomora,
Second Rare Sheriff Bell. Roehampton.
Whorler.
Third Race Waterside, Flyback. Sparkling
Star.
rourth Race Delhi, Ort Wells. Ormonde's
Right.
Fifth Rnce-Old England, Unmasked. Iredlus.
Sixth Race High Chancellor. Dalesman.
Fum.slde.
TEMPESTUOUS DAY
AT FAIR GROUNDS
.Jockej-s and Horse Owners Have
Stormy Time, Favorites Fare
Badly and Long Shots Have
an Inning.
Hard luck for jockeys and horse owners
prevailed at the Fair Grounds jesterday
and the afternoon closed on a day marked
by the victory of one 60-to-l shot of nu
merous long shots and by a most tem
pestuous time In sellins-race circles, -with
several owners taking; a hand.
To a foul on Jockey Bailey's part, com
mitted In the last 100 yards of the fifth
race, does the Itespass stable owe about
as striking; a visitation of hard luck as
has descended upon any horseman this
season.
Not only did they lose their winner. Gal
lasher, through the claiming route, but
they also lost the money they had wa
gered upon the animal and the first money
In the purse, although Gallagher won the
event after getting off badly and going
around his field.
As a result of a sudden swerve on Gal
lagher's part when he was running handi
ly and clearly the winner. Conundrum was
knocked completely off his stride ahd al
most thrown. Gallagher then went on
and won easily. The rules of racing left
Judga llaginn no. alternative but to dis-
QUallfv-the victor, nnd this rilsnunlifinatirm
L placed Gallagher last In the race.
.u,iauwiwy ue uvuiuie suujei:k iu tiuiui
for the amount for whlcli he was entered
3700, plus" the COO first money of the purse.
Dan Honier claimed him for the JL0OO. Had
the race been allowed to stand, the own
ers could liavo protected the horse through
the V'oiling route, if any person claimed
him.
The disqualification also lost them some
neat wagers made on the hprse and the
first money in the purse. So the TlctOfX
was about as costly a performance as
could be devised.
Another hard-luck story could be told
of ithe Bennett stable In the sixth, race.
Falkland was probably best here- He yrent
around his field, seemed to have a chance
to get up and was then pinched off near
the roll. Three claims at 11.000 each were
Instantly filed by TV. J. Houclc, John 11c
Clemand arid J. C. Cabn. They drew tots
for the colt and Houck got him. Mickey
Shannon was unable to protect the colt,
as he could have done had he Tyon.
Then came Colonel Baker's streak of ill
fortune. Gasllghter won the last event on
the card. Houck ran the winner Up COS.
Colonel Baker protected him by bidding
an extra 25. Not only was he thus de
orlved of the purse, but it cost him Ji to
Win the event,
JOCKBYS AHE FINED.
Finally the jockeys caughf It hot, and
heavily in the shape, of fines and suspen
sions. It was surely a troublesome day
for the. knights of the saddle. Each race
saw One or more fined or'suspehded, and
the list of penalties was lengthy at the
n the first race TV. Davis and Schickel
received fines of 225 each -at the post and
Phillips caught a like amount a moment
later. Hodgeson ivas fined -JS for disobe
dience In the second race. Clayton became
obstreperous at the post in the third and
got ten days dn the ground.
In the fourth race J. Booker provoked
the usually passive Mr. Dade until that
worthy descended from his gtand and
came near taking matters Into his own
hands. Booker received a fine of S10Q and
ten days suspension. In the fifth race
Crawford was fined ?M and In the sixth
Wolff received attention to the tune ot XS.
Inasmuch as It was a day ot upsets in
the racing. It Is certain that many a hard
luck tale was recounted by the bettors last
evening. Monogram galloped home in the
first at 15 tol: Wolfram at SO to I won the
second; Dishabille, second choice, won the
third; Foxy Kane, at long Odds, Won the
fifth: Gallagher's disqualification gave the
race t? Velos. a long shot, and Gasllghter,
at a good price, captured the last event.
Wolfram was the prize upset of the day.
His victory was, even more unexpected
than the defeat of Rebo' and the win Qt
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Dalys l'ipe Captures Feature,
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The Odds on Favorite
Glenflo Breaks Doyvn.
The fields were large at Union track
yesterday In each event, and the prices
quoted by the bookmakers seemed liberal
enougli.
Mr. Daly's Pipe won the feature, tiin
fourth race, at six furlongs. J. Bidner
Walker, the odds-on favorite, was a dis
appointment, as he ran a miserable race,
after getting off In a good position. An
zeiger looked the winner until twenty
yards from the wire, when Waldo urged
Pipe to victory. Moderator was off badly
and gradually closed ground, but had no
chance of -winning.
Cay and Caddie Mae were equal favor
ites in the first race at S to 2. The former
won handily from large field. Calvlt got
Cay away we.l In motion and persistently
hustled him along. Fisher put up .i
splendid ride on Zama. who was quoted
In the bcoks at 20 to 1, and finished sec
ond. Our Cora at 20 to 1 was third.
Trespasser, a 30-to-l shot, won the sec
ond race. Jean Gravler was a pronounced
favorite in this race, made up of a field
of fourteen, but Jean "dogged" it. and.
turning into the stretch In a second po
sition. Cursus ran a splendid, race and wen the
third event with ease. Leech was made
the medium of a heavy play, but ran a
dull race.
Neko, upder a superior ride by Lowe,
easily won the fifth race.' The horse was
heavily played. GVnflo went to the front
before the first turn was reached and
held the position to the three-quarters,
when he commenced to bleed and had to
be pulled up, Glenflo appears to be over
worked. Little Margaret showed slight
Improvement In thia race, buf 13 far from
Vreinc in form.
Tho winner of the sfcth race turned up
in Planet, ridden by Henderson. His price
in the books was 8 to L.It was practi
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as the horse got very little play, Tres
Mlllan was heavily backed and her price
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Trissilian acted ugly at the post and
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At a meeting of the Saturday Afternoon
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The Spaldlngs and Fire Clerks will
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