Arizona republican., 1890-08-29
HE BEATS THE RECORD Haggin's Chestnut Horse a
 World-beater. Pace-makers Help the Great
 Horse to Win. Salvador Lowered the Record For q Mile Yesterday-Baseball Games
 in the East and West.


 NEW YORK, August 2S.- The Mon- mouth Park meeting came to close to- day in burst of glory. Haggin's grand horse Salvator lowered the mile record 3sI seconds, running the distance over a straight track, with no pounds-up, in 1:35ls. The fact that the trial would be made brought out a big crowd of peo- pie, and it looked at one time as though they would be disappointed, as it was announced that Matt Byrnes would not let Salvador start unless Murphy would ride.
 Murphy is under suspension for his action in the FirenZi race and his riding of Salvador would mean the exoneration of all charges in the matter being settled bv second race, when the executive committee, after deliberating on the Murphy case, decided to suspend him till after the Sheepshead Bay and Brook lyn meeting.
 1t was not known by the public who
  breaking race until the book-makers put up odds. Then Bergens name appeared and at once there was a rush to bet.
 The "bookies" made Salvador the favorite, laying two to seven against him, while eight to five was wagered he would not break the record. There was big plunge on Salvador and his price fell to one to three, while two to one were laid against time. Some "bookies'' laid four to five over or under :39 and did large business. There was long delay after the horn sounded and when Salvador did finally make his appearance, accompanied by Rossette and Namona, pace-mak. CTS, loud cheers went up. Slowly the trio cantered up the straight stretch and in few minutes only a cloud of dust marked their progress to | the starting point where Caldwell and half a dozen aides were awaiting | them.
 Salvador and Namona went nearly a furlong past the post, leaving Rosette | behind. Namona went of in front and was ten lengths past the starting post | before Salvador reached it, going at q | hot pace.
 l When the half mile was reached | Salvador had distanced Namona twenty ! lengths and was making rapid strides after Rosette, who had just beer started.
 Rosette, who is very speedy for five fur | furlongs, ran under pull and made 6 splendid pace-maker for Salvator. The people on the grand stand who held | l.. l,n .. derful speed, the quarter being travelled l in :23s4 the half in 0:45la, and Salva | tor showed no signs of tiring. Watches showed :lll9 for the three-quarter post and furlong farther Bergen began rid ing the gallant chestnut.
 He brought him past the wire lik, | the wind, and at once there fell husl on the spectators. The way in which time-keepers acted indicated that tn, record had been broken, and when tn, figures :35l% were put up there wal wild excitement among the spectators.
 MONMOUTH PARK, August 2S.-Salva tor has smashed the record for one mile Right after the third race he was brough on the track. There was short delay then Salvador appeared, followed by Ro setta and another horse, who were to ac as pace-makers.
 The first pace-maker carried him alonj at rapid rate to the head of the stretch where he was joined by Rosetta, whel she helped him along. He was runnin, easily in the meantime until the las furlong was reached when Bergen sa down to ride and he passed by the win ! n n :35l2 was hung up cheer after chee rent the air.
 Fractions of time were: Quarter 0:23 3-5; half, 0:471a; three-quarters l II z mile, :351a.
 First race, six furlongs-Lady Rec, won, Worth second, Blue Rock, third Time, :l3.
 Second race, Carteret Handicap, si, furlongs-Montana won, Russell second Sorcerer third. Time, :l21s.
 Third race, one mile-Rancocas won Tulla Blackburn second, Stockton third Time, :4219.
 Fourth race, purse of S25OO, Salvato to try to break the mile record.
 Fifth race, Jersey handicap, mile anC a quarter-Sinalo won, Demuth second Banquet third. Time, 204.
 Sixth race, mile and quarter Firenzi won, Tristan second, Montagu third. Time, 2:l0h.
 Seventh race, three-year-olds and up wards, seven furlongs-Louise won Teddy Venture second, Emeti Fill. third. Time, :261a.
 HARTFORD, Conn.,, August 2S.-In th 2:27 trot, 5000 divided-SLevie won Miss Alice second, others ruled out Best time, 219.
 Second race, 2:27 trot, $500 divided Chelsey D won, Soudan second, Grea Eastern third, Autograph fourth. Bes time, 2:lS1a.
 Third race, Charter Oak guarantee, stakes, $l0, ,0O0 divided, 2: 20 trot-Princ, Regent won, Edith R second, Pamlic' third, Fearnaught fourth. Best time 2:194.
 Fourth race. 2:23 trotters, $150' divided-Emma E won, Theresa second Richmond third, St. Elmo fourth. Time 2:l9A,
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