The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-19
TURF WINNERS.


CHICAGO. Sept. 1S-Garfeld Park win
ners: Fitz Hugh Lee, Garcia, Ormie,
Ernest Race, Bessie Bisland, Noretto.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 18.-Latonia winners:
John G, Ed E. Shelby, Carus, Royal,
Garter, Straitbmaid.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 1S.-The fall meeting
of the Pittsburg Driving Park association
at Homewood closed today. 2:32 class,
| trotting, purse $4OO-Kentucky Bird won,
! Inassecond. Best time 2:25s%. 2:32 class,
| trotting, purse S400-Instant won, Sam
Brown second Best time 2:24Z. Free
! for-all, pacing. purse S700-Johnston won,
Grants Abdallah second. Best time PIP.
2:l5 class, tretting, purse STO0-Rosalind
Wilkes won, Alvin second. Best time 2:l5.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 1S.-In the
presence Of 10000 people at the West Mich
igan fair today Nelson lowered his record
to 2:l0 in the second attempt. In the first
attempt, after Nelson had passed the three
quarter pole at 2:09% rate, the runner
crowded the trotter into the fence, when
he broke, finishing in 2:14 fat. Nelson's
owner stated that the horse would make
second trial and the crowd applauded. In
forty-fve minutes the stallion reappeared,
but his running mate was changed. With
out scoring the horses got away, and the
trotter kept up an unprecedented pace to
the finish without skip. Each quarter
was trotted in 1921 and the mile in 2:l0.
The exhibit closed amid a scene of the
widest enthusiasm. The timers caught
the time in 2:lO, the judges caught it in
209s4, and a dozen watches in the pad
dock caught it in 2:0915
GRAvBEED, L. l., Sept. 18.-Lillian, La
Tosca, Senorita, Coxwain, Leonawell, Pal
estine, Lillian.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Sept. 1s-The season
of four days racing closed this evening
with @wo interesting events. The attend
no
5000 day, and the meeting proved de-
cided success financially. In the free for
all pace Bawley won. The 2:32 class. troG-
ting, race was won by Billy Bolton in
neck-and-neck race with Missouri Chief,
Catharine and Hornppe.
CLEVELAND, Sept 18-St. Luke, two
year-old colt, by Sultan, gave special ex-
hibition, trotting a mile in 2;26. This
breaks all records in Ohic-bred colts. Re-
alizatlon stakes, stations, 2:20 class-Cor-
alloid won, Altar second. Best time 2;19Z.
Hollenden stakes, two-year-olds-Bass
won. Time 2:3416 2:23 class, trotting,
purse S500-Keokee won. Benton second.
Best time 2:20Sl. 225 class, pa6eing, purse
$500-C0astman won, Sunset Patchen sec
ond. Best time 2I71L. Cleveland Driving
park stakes, three year olds-Belle Cassett
won. Stsmania second. Best time 2:231%
Weddell House stakes, three and four
yeaT-old pacers-Jessie l. won, stockwell |
second. Best 2:22l.
TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 18.-Topeka's
claims for the worlds record for fouriheats
for yearlings was won by Robert l. Lees |
Mary, sired by McCullamore, dam by
Aladdin, in the Updegraff baby stake"
for 81, 600 There were nine starters. The |
first heat was won by George Tolleth's |
Roseleaf in 2:531$. The second heat by s. |
Lehman's Robin Red in 2:5S Third heat |
by Mary in 2:54k. Fourth heat by Mary |
in 2:5655 Mary drew 100 pound cart and |
driver weighing 10 pounds. The other |
winners were in the 3-year-old class, Miss |
Edith first and Upright Wilkes second. |
Best time 23l
In the 2:40 class, Herschon won in three
straight heats with Auburn second. Best
time, 2:31ll.
Running. three-fourth mile dash, Pere-
gal won with Helena second. Time, LOO.