The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-09-29
Special to the REcoRD-UN1oN.


TERRE HAUTE Qnd.), Sept. 2s.-Six
thousand people witnessed the record
breaking events at to-day's races. Nancy
Hanks was driven to beat her record on
regulation track of 2:07. At o'clock, af-
ter preliminary slow joys, she appeared,
with Budd Doble up, accompanied by
Frank Starr behind the runner Abe Lin
coin. The weather was fair, a slight
breeze stirring. Walker gave the word,
and the mare started at full speed. The
first quarter was made in 81 seconds. as
steady as a clock. Up the back stretch
there was no perceptible change, though
the second quarter was slower, the half
being made i'll Log. That was record
breaking speed for circular track, but
the sensation was 10 come. Along to the
third quarter the peerless mare came alta
clip that made the earlier part of the mile
seem slow. taking only %! seconds to
cover the distance. Starter Walker re-
quested everybody to keep still until she
finished, but he had hardly finished
speaking when her nose was even with
the Wire and the watches stopped at 2:04
flat. Everybody knew all records were
swept TO the winds and the yell that went
up was terrific.
When President Ijams got chance to
speak he said the feat just accomplished
was beyond whatever had been done be-
fore in harness. The kite track was not
in it. The third quarter was done at
1:58 clip.
By to-day's feat Doble gets the $1,000
prize offered by Robert Bonner to the
horse that went in 2:05 on a regulation
track.
Scarcely was this sensation over when
George Starr sent Monbars to beat his
record. 2:l4f, made at Columbus last Sat-
urday. He was in great form and low
cred the record for three-year-old stall
lions, previously held by Axtell, by trot-
ting mile in 2:114. His fractional time
was: 334, l:074, 1880, the last quarter be-
ing done in 81 seconds.
Summaries of other events:
In the 2:3O class Dirego won in three
straight heats, Chester Allen second,
B!andacho third, Tom Pugh fourth.
Time not given.
In the 2:25 class Wheatland won, On
ward second, Max third, Ambrosio
fourth, Eura fifth. Best time, 2:l73.
In the PIG class Cheyenne won, Aline
second, Jack Sheppard third, Ollie Wilkes
fourth. Best time, 2:l41.
AMADoR FAIR.
lone, Sept. 2S.-The attendance at the
fair to-day was much larger than yester-
day. The weather was fine. Professor
Daleyimple made a successful ascension
Of his big balloon in the evening, landing
in tho chaparral, two miles from town.
At the park the first race, trotting for
two-year-olds raised in Amador County,
mile heats, two In three, purse of $500, the
starters were Canto, RajaX and Lucille.
RajaX won. Time, $50. The second
race, trotting, for three-year-olds raised
in Amador County, mile heats, two in
three, purse OF 500, the starters were
Little Nc, Lady Wiki and Prince. Little
Nc won. Time, 3:0l.
Third race, trotting, mile heats, three
in five, 2:35 class, the starters were Mt.
Diablo, Administer and BERTHE. Mt.
Diablo won. Time 2:47.
There was large crowd at the Pavilion
last night. The exhibit was fine and
quite extensive, and an excellent literary
entertainment was rendered.
BIT OF EXCITEMENT AT CARSON.
CARSON New, Sept. 2S.-In the ladies'
chariot race at the district fair to-day the
winning team, driven by Mrs. Collier,
after completing the mile dash, became
unmanageable, and rushed around the
track another lap. The lady hung on and
struggled with the horses until the ami
mails were stopped, and the driver sank
PROSTATE from exhaustion in the bottom
of the chariot. The event created con-
siderable excitement.
RACING AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 2S.-In the 2:20 class,
Falrose won, Eclectic second Belle But
ton third. Time, PA.
Trotting, two-year- olds, Douchaka won,
Cibola second. Time, 2:30.
Trottlng, 40 class, Truman was first,
Flora NJ. second, Laura Ii. third. Time,
PIG
AT LAToNIA.
LAToNIA (Ky.), Sept. 28.-The track
was fast. Jockey John Porter was ruled
off the turf for fraudulent riding of Para
meta in the second race yesterday.
Six furlcngs, Emma Louise won, Vashti
second Carus third. Time, I:164.
Mile and seventy yards, Parametta won,
Tom Tough second, Bessie Bisland third
Time, 1:464.
Five and half furIongs, Sir Charles
won, Senator Morrill, second, Ernest l..
third. Time, 1:I03.
Five furlongs, Coda won, Miss Moselv
second, Foreman third. Time, l:04.
Four and half furlongs, Youlinden
won, Carrie Pearsall second, Queen Isa-
bella third. Time, 0:573.
Six furlongs, Lonnie B. won. Rorka
second, Portuguese third. Time, 1:l59.
AT GRAvEsEND.
GRAvEsEND, Sept. 2S.-The track was
fast. Six furlongs, Chiswick won, Frieze
second, George third. Time, l:I6I.
Six fuTl longs, Canvass won, Rose Dance
Mile and a sixteenth, Dagonet won,
Miss Dixie second, Strephon third. Time,
1:494.
Six furlongs, Stonnell won. Key West
second, Major Daily third. Time. LIS.
One mile, Walcott won, Stalacite sec
ond, Fagot third. Time, 1:434.
Five and a half furlongs, Sport won,
Maid second, Marion Fitzsimmons third
Time, 1905.
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