The morning call., 1892-08-21
THE EASTERN TURF.
Nancy Hanks and Jsy-Eye-see Make Fast
Time

Time
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Nsncy Hanks was
sent to-day against her new record of 2:07K,
and fell short of the mark. She trotted a
true and game mile, but could do no better
than 2:091s; the time by quarters being
1924, 1:C51s 1:39, 2:O9k. Her failure to
beat the record WAS disappointment,
though the feeling was general that two
such miles in one week as Nancy made
Wednesday was too much to expect of any
horse. Bndd Doble expressed himself con-
fident that the mare could yet lower her
record. The track was as fast as the most
exact could wish. but the day was too cool
and the b eeze was too strong for the mare.
Another feature OF the last day of the
meeting besides Nancy Hanks trial was the
pacing Of Jay-Eye-See against MS own
Jrotting record of 2:10. He went around
the track In 2:0SA; the time by quarters
being 3;2%. 1 :04$4. 1 1874, 2:0SA. Had the
same conditions prevailed as on Wednesday,
the chances are that Jay-Eye-See would
have gone perilously near the mark of
2:05A. set by Hal Pointer two days ago.
The summaries of the other events are as
follows:
Free for all trot, Wilkes Ward won in
three straight heats, Gift Jr. second, Ethel
I third. Best time. 2:2312.
The 2:14 pace, Flying Jib won in three
straight heats. Major Wonder second. Merry
Il l..
Chenille dash. 2:22 trottiDg class, Rena
won, Harry Medium second. ITALIA third.
Wonder fourth. Time, 2:202.
One-mile dash. 2:20 pace class. Atlantic
King won, Walter Wilton second, Prince L
third, Roadmaster fourth. Time. 2:1Sh.
The free-for-all trot, Alvin won. Jack sec
ond, Pickpanayic ii third. Best time.
2:13A.
At 81. Paul.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 2O.-The closing day OF
the Twin City Jockey Clubs races at
Hamlin Park was the most successful ever
held here. The conditions of the weather
and track were favorable, and the races re-
suited as follows:
Six furl0ngs, AL Farrow won. Alice II
second. Fidget third. Time. 1 Is.
One mile. Kildare won, Alice d second,
Crab Cider third. Time. 1:43.
Free handicap, one and a sixteenth miles.
Ray S wOD, Sir Walter Raleigh second, In
nocence third. Time, :4Sh
Five furlongs. Coda won, Eliza l. second,
Tom Kelly third. Time. 1:03h.
At Saratoga.
SARATOGA, Aug. 20-The results of to-
days races were as follows:
Seven furlOngs. Strathmeath won, KIM
berly second. Waterson third. Time.
Tie Kentucky stakes. six furlongs. Mar
guerite wen, Governor Foraker second.
Miracle third. Time. 1:55A.
One and q quarter miles, Cup Bearer
won. Rhono second, Rico third. Time,
210A.
Congress Hall stakes, one and an eighth
miles, Lowlander won. DR.. Hasbrouck sec
ond. Saunterer third. Time, .53.
Six and half furlongs, Helen Bose won,
Khaftan second, Gladiator third. Time,
1;22h.
HELENA, Aug. 20-The racing meeting
closed to-day. A heavy rain fell during
the latter half OF the races.
The trotting free-fOr-all race, Klamath
won in three straight heats. Florida second.
Thornless third, Sister V fourth. Best
time, 2 81.
The tive.eghths of mile race, Mile. Zera
won. Little Joe second. The Jea third.
Time, O6A.
One and a quarter miles. Gold Bar on.
Montana second, Diayolo third. Time, rs.
Two-thirds of a mile, Flora won, Mike
Brown second. Later On third. Time, SO.
At Monmouth Park.
MONMOUTH PARK. Aug. 20-The condI-
tions were fine and the winners were:
One and sixteenth miles, Kilkenny won,
Pickpocket second, Russell third. Time,
:4S4.
Six furlongs. Elizabeth L won. Eagle Bird
second, Lustre third. Time, LIS.
One and half miles. Choice stakes, Lamp
lighter won, ARA second. Time, 2;39
One and quarter miles, Reginald won.
Extra second, Indigo third. No time given
Seven furlongs. Estelle won. Simrock sec
ond, Julia third. Time, :25b.
Five and a half furlongs, AL Black won.
Exford second. Bordeaux third. Time, / :Osal.