The record-union., 1891-09-01
Special to the REcoRD-Ux1oS.

CHICAGO, Aug. Sl.-ln the match run
at Garfield Park to-day between Kings
ton and Van Buren, for 5000. Kingston
passed the wire in common cauter tbree
lengths ahead. The attendance was
twelve thousand The bookmakers gave
ODDS of four to one on Van Buren. and
heId kingston at one TO five. Hamilton
rode Kingston, and Sloan was ON Van
Buren. The two started on even terms.
and for half milo raced like team.
Then Kingston forged ahead, which posi-
ton he Kept to the end of the race. The
distance was mile and sixteenth. The
Tune was l:j0}. On Wednesday Kingston
Will be pitted against Marion c., Verge
dOr and others at a mile and an eighth.
All are iii good condition, and a great
race is expected.
Other races:
Six turlongs, Picadilly won, Mabel H.
second, oakdale third. Time, 1:lS4
one mile, Maud won, TamberIane sec
ond, Joe WOolman third Time. I:47.
Six turlongs, Addie won, Tom Willcott
second, % Tambien third. Time. I:l7.
Five furlongs, Little Rock won, Tom
Roach second, Cruikshank third. Time.
1904.
One mile. Get Away won. Carus sec
ond, Little Annie third. Time, l:44F
AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Aug. 3l.-The dav
was cool and cloudy, and the track
slow.
Six furlongs, Chesapeake won, Worth
second, Arab third. Time, Iii.
Five furlongs, Refraction won, Kakena
second, Fred Lee third, Laughing Water
fourth. Time, lilo.
Mile and furlong, Pessara won, Now
l:5S 80
Six turlongs, Mary Stone won, Reilly
second, Rosa II. third. Time, lilo S-5.
One mile, Luella b. won, Esuuimau
second, Peralta third. Time, 1:44.
one mile, Watterson won. Erie second.
Belwood third. Time, 1:45.
HAWTHORNE RACES.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81. - Seven furlongs.
Roseland won, Barney second, Clifford
third. Time, l:S3
One mile Bankrupt won. Dunparvep
second, Patrick third. Time, 1:46
Handicap, mile and a furlong, Prood
w ood won, lnsOlence second, Silver Lake
third. Time, 1:59I.
Seven furlongs, Zantipha won, Polers
second, Enzarita third. Time, 1855.
Steeplechase, short course, Evangeline
won, Speculation second Leader third.
Time, 3:5l.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3l.-The track was
good. Mile and twenty yards. Radcliffe
Won, Mary B. second, First Lap third
Time, 1:44?.
One mile, Donnell won, Fannie S. sec
ond, Van Tromp third. Time, l:434.
Mile and fifty yards, Hopeful won,
Hueneme second, Harry Weldon third.
Time, 1:471.
Four and half furlongs. Hindoogam
won, Greenwich second, X. X. third.
Time, 0:57.
Mile and seventy yards, Allan Bane
Won, Palisade second, Nine Archer third.
Time, 1:46!.
RECORDS LOWERED.
INDEPENDENCE Ua.), Aug. 3l.-Records
were smashed to-day as follows: Pat
Downing, who obtained a race record of
2:1S on Saturday, went against the clock
in 2:16. a year ago this horse was in
capable of beating three minutes. The
owners value him at $4,000. Galeo, to
beat 2:304, paced in 2:27!. Muscovite, to
beat 2:2S3, trotted in 2:2l4. Boaze, 60 beat
2:224, trOtted in 2:20 flat. Alice, to beat
2:193, trotted in 2:l64. Reserve Fund. to
beat $50, paced in 2:262 Allerton low
cred his record from PIP to 2:II. Tho
quarters were: 0:33, l:064 and 1891.
Manager, holding the three-year-old
stallion record for PAGERS of 2:13, reduced
the mark to 2:1l4
RACING AT OAKLAND.
. OAKLAND, Aug. 3I.-The Golden Gate
Fair Association races commenced to-
day.
The first race, five-eighths of mile,
two-year-olds, Roqua won, Pescadcr sec
ond. Time, 1:0l4.
The second race, one mile, all ages,
Fairy won, Cheerful second. Time, l:4lI.
The third race, tive-eighths of mile,
heats, all ages, Ida Glenn won, Inker1nan
second. Best time, 1:0l.
The fourth race, fifteen-sixteenths of
mile, all ages, John Treat won, Del Mar
second. Time. 1:34t.