Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-13
TURF TOPICS.
Axtell's Future-Sales OF Thorou Z n.
breds-YesterdaY,s Racaa.

i1blci 10 WltuOut pooI dnObS young
horses. Thirteen mares have already
81 900 each, and the syndicate can easily
get ali the others it wants. Axtell will
be shipped from Terre Haute to Lexing-
ton, whe2e he will remain until the cold
weather, and then probably will be
taken to California. With the advantage
of the Coast climate. Colonel Conley
thinks the stallion will be ready next
summer to lower the record of 2:O8A
made by Maud s. Axtell will be entered
and started in the races next season any,
where there is enough money hung up
to make it an inducement. Colonel
Conley is also the owner of Johnston,
the fastest PAGER in the world; record,
2:06I.
SALE OF YEARLIHGS.
MORRIS PARK, October IL Tho Dixi-
ant yearlings belonging to Major Thomas.
and the PAGERS from the stables of Green
Morris, were sold in the paddock today.
c.. by Cymbail, P. Lorillard, s., 600; AS
ben, b. c., by Petrarch, w. Walden,
$1,000; Bush Colt, Oh. c., by Himyar,
Dryer Bros, 81, 200; Humlex, b. c., BY
Himyar, Dryer Bros, 81, 200; Lost Ban,
CHI. f., by King. j. Rogers $500; Miss
Winkel, b. f., by Fellowcraft, F. Wal
Drum. 81 $50; Correction, b. f., by Him
var, W. Walden, 81 $50; King Idle, br.
G., by Wiedidle, J. F. Carroll, $2,050;
Barrister, Oh. c., by Bramble, j. J. Car
roll, 81 400; Walter GraM's Blue Rock,
b. c., by Billet, F. Walbaum. IS, 500; A,
Kramer's Gramercy, br. c., by Emperor,
George Randall, so 500.
FAIR LAWN SALES CLOSED.
LEXINGTON, KY, October 12.-The Fair
the sale of ninety head for 54,670. For
the three days $l92 2S5 was realized ,or
264 head. The best series were: En-
dora, by Cuyler, George White, Paris,
Kentucky, $500; Tedalma, by Pan
coast, J. K. Wired. Sberbum, Vermont,
80, 300;. Allieto, by Amont, A. Smith,
McCsn, Lexington, $1,000; Maximum,
by Amont, +. Withers, Lexington,
$4,000; Earl Medium, by Happy Me-
dunn, DR.. Norwood, Lexington, 81 700;
Lora Medium, by Happy Medium, A. M.
Hamilton, Wheeling, West Virginia,
$3.50.
LAToNIA RACES.
CINCINNATI, October 12-Track muddy,
weather threatening, attendance large.
Three-year- and upwards, seven
furlonge-Clamor won, Col Gore second,
Consignee, third; time, :35k.
Three-year-olds and upwards, three
quarters mile-Billy Pinkerton won,
Catalpa second, Bethbroeck third time,
/ :21.
Two-year- Odds, five furlongp-Tally.Ho
won, Hopeful second, Romano third;
time. :06K.
Sweepstakes, three.y ear. olds and up
wards, one mile-Bettina won, Famine
second, War Peak third; time, ! 40.
Kentucky Central Railroad stakes,
Good Bye second, W. G. Morris third;
time, AN.
NORRIS PARK RESULTS.
MORRIS PARK, October 12-Two.year-
Odds, half miie-Geraldine won, Ford
ham second, Ninuet third; time, 461s.
Fall test handicap, two-year-olds, one
mile-Livonia won, Prodigal Son second,
Kings Own third; time, :421k.
Good-luck handicap, three year-olds,
mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Longstreet second, Buddhist third; time,
2 :O3.
Two year -olds, five furlongs-Civil
Service won, Fairy Queen second, Pail
Mall third time, l :05.
Seven furlongs, 2.year-olds- Zephyrus
won, Deception second, Sparkling third
time 81.
Mile-Emotion won, Defaulter second,
Now-or-Neve third time "A.
JEROME PARK SUMMARY.
JEROME PARK, October 12.-Attend.
ance large.
Mile and a sixteenth - Benedictine
won, Jennie Mcfarland second, Ben
Harrison third; time 5316.
Six furlopgs-Strideway won, Fitx
James second, Volunteer third; time
l IL.
Mile and half, national handicap
Raceland won, Firenzi second, Lavinia
Belle third time :39I.
One thousand four hundred yards,
Keneico handicap, 2-year olds-The Fan
Fan colt won, Burlington second, Padi-
shah third ; time :25.
Mile-Crab won, Tristan second,
Diablo third: time l Ash.
One thousand four hundred yards
Drumstick won, Mute second, Arab
third; time l "a.
IVY CITY MEETING CLOSED.
WARRINGTON, October 12.-Ivy City
meeting closed today.
Ihree-fourths of mile-Tom Finley
won, Seymour second, Prince Howa I'd
third; time, :l74.
Three quarters of a mile-Stanley
Sharpe won, Constellation second, Key
stone third time, :l7k
Seven-eighths of mile-Meriden won,
Beck second, Iceberg third; time,
1:29A.
Mile-Fannie H. won, Bob Fisher
second, Souvenir third time, :45A.
Steeplechase, gentlemen riders
Apollo won, Brakeman second, No
third no time taken.
PACIFIC COAST TRorTINa,
SAN Francisco, October 1.-THE in
itial meeting of the Pacific Coast Trotting
Horse-Breeders' Association opened at
the Bay District track today with the
three-year-old trotting stake, for which
Suuol had walk-over She trotted
around the track in 2:15A, making no.
effort to lower her record. Stamboul
then trotted mile in 2:I5.
National stallion, 2:20 class-Direct
won first heat, with Dawn second, JUNO
third time, 2:18H. Direct won second
heat by three lengths; JUNO second,
Dawn third; time, 2:19%. Direct won
third heat in 2:l9%, JUNO second, Dawn
third n