Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-03
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JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, N. Y, October 2.-The,
fall meeting of the American Jockey
Club opened today; attendance, 5000,
weather clear and cool.
Five.eighths OF miie-Voiuntssr WOE,
Lady Margaret second, Cruiser third;
time, :Ol1a.
Mile and one. eighth-Kerr won, Du-
plicity second, Brussels third; time,
|2:O1%.
Nursery stakes, three. quarters OF a
mile-Cyclone colt won, Tournament
second, Magnate third time, :ls14.
Jerome stakes, one and three. quarters
miles-Longstreet won, Philosophy Sec
ond time, 3:11; two starters.
Fourteen hundred yerds-Grenadier
won, Climax second, Belle dor third;
time, 1 :23.
e-Bordelaise won, Pocatello Sec
ond, Letletia third; time, :461a.
LAToNIA JOCKEY CLUB.
CINCINNATI, October 2.-Weather clear,
attendance large, track good.
Maiden three-year- and upwards,
three quarters of mile-Daisy Wood
ruff won, Gulnare second, Censor third;
time, :ls1a.
Two year.olds, five furlongs-Ballyhoo
won, WINNER second, Salute third;
time, l :04.
Three. year-olds and upwards, seven
fur]ongs-Lucy P. won, Winning Ways
second, Cora Fisher third time, :31M.
Three-year-elds and upwards, one
mile-Kate Malone won. Harry Glenn
second, Sis Rimyar third; time, :44334.
Three-year-olds, maiden filliea, half
mile--Camilla won, Lottie S. second,
Bette Fl. third; time, 5O24.
ST. LOUIS JOCKEY CLUB.
ST.. LOUIS, October 2.-Diamond won
the unfinished 2 rs trot today in 2:22A,
Tholberg finishing weak. The latter was
taken away from his owner, S. @. Bates,
yesterday, on suspicion of improper driv-
ing, but was rendered to Bates after the
race. He refused to accept unless the
judges acknowledged their error. They
refused, and Bates was expelled from the
American Trotting Association.
Two-forty class, purse 1,000-Middle-
way first, w: 81. Bailey second, Juan
Voliean third, George distanced; best
time, 2:21I.
st. Louis Fair Produce stakes, 5000
Efie Rene first, Ella @. second, Monte
third; best time, 2:4s1s.
KANSAS CITY RACES.
KANSAS Cry, October 2.-Weather
fine; track in good condition,
Trotting, 2: AS class, purse $4OO-Nellie
Everhart first, Elector second, Nun third,
Ora Stewart fourth; best time, 2 1851.
Free for all, pacing, purse $4OO-Fred
Arthur won, Frank Franklin second.
Fred W. third, Louis B. distanced; best
time, 2:20A.
Pacing, 2:24 class, purse $4OO-Maud
Neil first, Sol Miller second, Mambrino
Prince third, Red Rover fourth; best
time, 2:2134.
EVENTS AT SANTA BARBARA,
SANTA BARBARA, October 2.-The pac-
ing race between Greenwood and Prus-
sian Boy was declared offlafter two heats
had been trotted, the race being unsatis-
factory.
Bicycle race, half mile and repeat
Won by "a. s. Short, E. H. Lennon
second time, l :55, l :52.
Stallion trot-Bashaw took first, third
and fourth heats; best time, 2 :35. Rose
wall won second heat, but it was given
to Electro, and Walters, the driver of
Rosewall, was ruled off the track for foul
driving.
THE SPORT AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, October miss Belle
Rogers was awarded the first prize in the
ladies' tournament, and Miss Kate Auer-
lch, second prize. The running races
were as follows:
Almaden stakes, for three-year- olds,
one mile-Mikado won, Glen Ellen sec.
ond time, l :431s. ftITF
Juvenile stakes, for two-year- olds, five-
'igbths OF a mile-Rico won, Marigold
second, King David third; time, 1:01N.
San Jose stakes, 3-year-olds, one and
,ne-eighth miles-Alfarata won, Joe
Vivs second; time, 2 :O2.
Short-horn stakes, all ages, half mile
leats-Daisy D. won, Kildare second,
'toneman distanced time, 50L. 543I.