Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-11
FALL RACES.
A Red.Letter Day at Terre Aaute,
Many Records Lowered.

day was reQ-l6Ct6r Qdy at tuc IACtS'
The 2:16 pacing race had elk consecu-
tive heats in hotly.contested race,
paced in the average time of 2 :15 10th,
thus beating all previous records. The
best time was made in the third heat,
which Hal Pointer won in 2:13.
The noted PAGER, Johnston, attempted
to beat his record Of 1904, He made
the mile in 2 :OS, three. quarters of which
was done in "a, 2 :O51@ gait.
A 3-year-old Ally belonging to Williams
reduced her pacing record to 2:19R,
giving Williams another 3.year.old OF
the 2:2o list, in addition to his Axtell
and Allerton.
Society Girl, a 4-year.old, reduced her
record to 2:181a, and three heats in the
3-year-old trot had an average of Q "a.
Tangent, bay pacing stallion, by On
ward, dam Damlin's Almont, was sent
for the breeders record to beat 2:3O,
which he did, with plenty of reserve
power, in 2:221a.
Guelph, black stallion by Prince, dam
by Messenger Duroc, to beat 1928, did
the mile nicely in 2:25.
EVENTS AT MORRIS PARK.
MoRR1s PARK, October 1O.-Just before
Uu6 I6Co DudOIAcU pVaAhOAOo civ
threw Mclaughlin over his head. The
jockey after short delay was able to re-
mount, and landed his horse winner.
Five furlongs-Blue Rod won, Ruperta
second, Maidstone third; time, 59M.
Mile and q sixteenth-Kingsron and
Cracksman ran dead heat, Wilfred
third time, l so.
Two-year-olds, three.quarters of mile
June Day won, Tuils Blackburn second, ,
Pearl Set third i; time, l :131a.
Protectory stakes, 3.year-olds, one and
one sixteenth miles-Buddhist " on, Sor-
rento second, Sluggard third time, :51.
Mile aud three-sixteenths = Bronco
marte won, Castaway second, Brother
Ban third; time, :03A
Mile-King Idle won, Heydey second,
Belmont third; time, :43.
JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, October 10.-Track in
excellent condition attendance large.
Fourteen hundred yards-Belie D'Or
won, Egmont second, Dsfaulter third ;
time, :22I.
One and one.eighth miles Raceland
won, Reporter second, Lavinia Belle
third; time, :5S1s.
Six furlongs-Chisftain won, Robes
pierre second, Hawkstone third; time,
l 10. Chieftain was disqualified on ac-
count of foul and the race was given to
Robespierre; Hawkstone second, Addie
T. third.
Five furlongs = Volunteer II. won,
Pontiac second, Gregory third; time,
:0lI.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Glendale second, Vigilant third; time,
:541a.
Mile and -sixteenth-Brussels won,
Elgin second, Valet third; time, l :55.
IVY CITY RACES.
WASHINGTON, October 10.-Three-
fourths of mile-Sourire won, Prince
Howard second, Mary T. third; tune,
1:18.
Mile-Wild Cherry won, Battersby
second, Souvenir third; time, l :46.
Capital stakes, three. quarters of .
mile-Little Ella won, Bavarian second,
Doxey third; time, 1:17.
Free heap sweepstakes, seven-eighths
Of mile-Kedar Khan won, Leader sec
ond, Holerson third; time, l :32A.
Washington cup steeplechase, full
course-Mogul won, Apollo second,
Cracksman third; no time taken.
LATONIA JOCKEY CLUB.
CINCINNATI, October 10.-Track very
fast, weather mild, attendance large.
Three year-olds and. upwards, three
fourths Of mile-Elsie B won, Koko Sec
ond, Devonia third; time, :l6A.
Three quarters of g mile, 3-year. olds-
Renounce won, Guckler second, Censor
third: time, l IL.
Three-quarters of mile, 2-year-olds-
Milton won, Prince Fonso second, Bally-
hoo third; time, 1:l71e.
Mile, 3-year-olds and upwards-Carus
won, Nevada second, Prince Fortunatus
third; time 1929.
One and three.sixteenths miles,
Queen City handicap, 3year-olds and
upwsrd-W oodcraft won, Famine second,
Heron third; time 2:02H.
Three-yea and upwards, fifteen
six teenths of mile-Irish Dan won,
Clamor second, Birthday third; tine,
1861.
20 n. r. IT.