Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15
THE AMERICAN TURF.
SEVERAL MORE WORLD RECORDS
LAID IN The SHADE.
The "Byko" salhy, and Its Advantages
Over tho Regulation Wholesaler
ington aud Other Races.
LBy teIograph % be pispa.ch.l

LEXINGTON, KT., ocsober 14.-To-day Diro~-
tum, Of tho Standard Trotting-Ilorse Company,
kcnoshn, Wiz, took the worlds best record for
3-year-olds. Is was tho FIRST heat OF tho third
race. Tho time was 2:13M. All through the
meeting thore has not boen an instance In which
record race has not been sent down below the
conditions Of entry.
Only one old-styis suiky was used In these
races, aud that In only one hea'. The byke has
been the exclusive vehicle. 1ts wheels are OF n
uniform height OF twenty-eight inches, and tho
weight Of the suIky averages from ffty-three 20
fifty-nye pounds Only two OF these lot down.
ono sprung az sir-leak on the last day, an1 tbe
other was let down by breaking OF the wheei
on the nrst day. They were only ones that we're
retired during the meeting after they hal been
brought on the track 10 ecore for races. Drivers
ond other troitinr experts estimate the bgke
sulky nj from $40 % four seconds faster In the
mile than the regulation sulky. j. u faster In
seconds for n SLOW horse than II Is Tor the Nancy
hanks liver.
First race Continued from yesterdnyl-John-
son stake for stallions Of the 2:JO class, fybOO-
GENEVA, !. /, f. /: Dan Cupid, 9, 4, ]. 2; Dirigo,
3. 2, .. 4: Bannormark, BroomaL Time 2:l9,
2:io. 2:lSA, %:15h.
under. s5,GOO-Alx Curry, 1, l, |; Florida
!kenney', 4, 3, 2: Constantine tHickof), 2. =, .;
Belle Afcaor Meow. 3, "a; Grattsn (irandD,
g, 5, 5. Time, 2l2JI 212if. 2:12.
Third overwhelmingly staSe 9, for 3-year-olda,
mile heats, two In three, $500 Directum
tkelly). /, /, i; Bell Flo@or (Maryin) 4; 2;
Car Wilson, 3, 4; SnHina (Goldsmth), g. 3.
Time By quarters: First heat. 3213, GO4A,
1891, 2:15A: second heat, 2:l3R.
Fourth race -2:27 clsss, trottine purso $1,000,
unilnshed-Lce Russell. l, l, 2, 4; Andy cut
ter, 3. 2, 1, 2; sternbere, Z, ,, 5, koaline'
the order named. Time, 2:l99d, PISA. PISA,
2:20I4. Race 70 be finished tomorrow morning.
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.
DAYTON. o., October 14.-Kitty Barnard, in
free-for-al trct to-day, at Piqua, broke the
worlds record on half-mile track. limo,
2:l2A.
RACES POSTPONED.
INDEPENDENCE. Iowa, October 14.-Races
postponed on account OF rain.
EVENTS AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER. ". j., October 14.-Results:
First race-four aud one-half furlonRs-Hawk-
eye won; Greenbay second, Battle Cry third.
Time 81.
Second race-fve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won !;
Lsyiuia c. second, Chnkum Bell third. Time,
I:03M.
Third race--eix and one-half furlongs-Level-
Ter won: Chartreuse second, ST. Patrick third'
Time. 1:2j.
Fourth race-one and one-sixtesnth miles
Alan Archer won; sandstone second, Lonely
third. Time, 1:5l.
Fifth race-seyen furlongs-White Wings
won; Casanova second, Arthur Davis third.
Time, 1904.
Sixth race-six md one-quarter furlongs-
Montreal won; Mayor b. second, slumber third.
Time, 1:211t.
NORRIS PARK EVENTS.
MORRIS PARK, ". y, October 14.-To-day'e
results:
First race-six furlongs-Rival won; Correc-
ton second, Dalsyrian third Time, lilo.
Second race-nye and one-half furloDgs-
Young AriOn won: Carmen (colD second, May
Lose third. Time, l:05H.
Third race-one mile-St. Felix won: Silver
Fox second, The Ironmnstor third. Tine E41l9.
Fourth race-Country Club handicap, one mile
and furlonR-Strathmeath won; Queenie
Trowbridge second, Montana third. Time, 1854.
Fifth race-esvcn furlongs-Vardee won; Mr..
Sass second, Lyceum third. Time, 1:2718.
Sixth race-1ve aud one-half furlongs-Sonora
won; Sirocco second, Addie third. Time, 1907.