The record-union., 1892-08-18

Luii; - Il bty mart, SIX SeirS CIu, IIleell
and three-quarter hands high. She was
sired by Happy Medium, out of Die
tator mare.
Abe Lincoln is a bay horse, formerly
connected with Forepaugh's circus. Be-
cause OF his level head, obedience and
thorough reliability, be was taken by
Doble as pacemaker for Nancy Hanks.
FLYING JIB TO THE FRONT.
Flying Jib, selling at Sl00 to SIS, had a
picnic III the pacing stake. Ia the last
heat Robert }. moved up to him, and
made him go in 2:O9l, the best quarter in
thirty seconds, but Jib had plenty Of re-
serve, and may prove able to hold his
own even against the champions, Direct
and Hal Pointer.
SUMMARIES.
In the 2:30 trot Geneva won. Azot sec
ond, Muta Wilkes third, independence
fourth. Best time, 2:lI2.
Champion stakes, trotting. fOals Of 1883,
Hula won. Cleo second, MOloch third,
Happy Pilot fourth. Best time, 2:20.
Juvenile stakes, foals OF 1890, trotting,
Lucille won Mambrino Swift second.
WooloOm third, OolOo Axle fourth Best
time, 2:26I.
Irotting, Ponce de Leon won III three
straight heats, Ben Wallace second, Mary
Mae third, Nintin fourth. Best time,
2:I74.
Pacing, Flying Jib won in three straight
heats, Robert j. second, Ella Brown third,
Time, 2:l34- 2:l1-2:09l.
AT SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), Aug. 1.-THE
conditions were perfect. In the 2:i9 pace,
Lady Sheridan lowered her record from
BIS TO 2:l54.
IN the 81 trot, Nellie r. won., Bella
Wilkes second, Rose tilkins third, Harry
McNair fourth. Best lime. 2:I8!.
In the 2:22 trot, Classuan won in three
straight heats, ClauGius second, Eta *.
third, Nellie Mason fourth. Best time,
2:I94.
In the 2:l9 pace (unfinished), Chromos
won two heats and Lady Sheridan one.
Best time, 2:l54.
AT HELENA, MONT.
HELENA, Aug. 1.-THE track was slow.
Three-eighths of mile, Cyclone won,
Parole second, Rinear third. Time, 0:354.
five-eighths Of a mile, heats, Mike
Brown. won, Jack the Ripper second,
Red Dick third. Best time, l:034.
Last Chance handicap, mile and quar-
ter, DlaNalo won, Assineboine second.
Nevada third. Time, 2:I3L.
AT ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 1.-THE conditions
were good. Lucille Manette made a mile
and twenty yards in the phenomenal
time of l:42i.
Five and a half furlongs, Looking
Backward won, Brown Idle second,
Expense third. Time, lilo.
Five furlongs. Golda won, Naruvese
second, Elsie l.. third. Time, 1:O3I.
Six furlongs, Kildare won, Baron sec
ond, Ruby Payne third. Time, l:l53.
Mile and twenty yards, Lucille Man
cite won, Piccolo second, Yale '9I third.
Time, I:423.
Mile and twenty yards, Coronet won.
Lena Frey second, Dave Pulsifer third.
Time, I:444.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHToN BEACH, Aug. 1.-THE track
was fast. Five furlongs. Zenobia won.
Lillah second, Luray third. Time. leg,
Five furlongs, Marguerite won, Phil
anthropist second, Mullet third. Time.
1:043.
Seven furlongs, Arnica won, Running
Bird second, Crochet third. Time, I:3i.
Six and a half furlongs, Chesapeake
won, Lizzie second, Vera third Time.
l:221.
One mile, Jack Rose won. Lord Dali
meny second, Fago: third Time I:43.
Mile and a sixteenth, Kirkover won.
Sandstone second, Monterey third. Time.
I:5Ol.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. I7.-Three-fo urths of
a mile, Rally won, Salonica second. Sill
YER Prince third. Time, l:l6.
Five furlongs, Lisbon Maid won.
Trump second, Zornitza third Time.
Los.
One and one-half miles, Revel won,
Margherita second, Bullfinch third. Time,
2:371.
One mile, Strathmeath and Charade
ran dead heat, Copyright third. Time,
I:4l5.
Steeplechase. short course, Sam Corey
won, st. John second, Can-Can third.
Time, 4:l0.
AT OAKLAND.
OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-THE weather was
rather tropical at Oakland to-day, and
the overheated inhabitants sought relief
from the oppression by focking to the
race track TO witness the third davis sport
of the Golden Gate Fair Association. The
course was in magnificent shape, and the
specializing on the different events was
lively.
The opening event was a two year-old
stake, with tie lakewood Park Farms
Cascade. by Charles Derby, dam Idle
Belle; Richard Hovey's Daghestan. bv
Staaboul, dam Alta Bell: San Mateo
stock Farms Sable Hurst, by Sable
Wilkes, dam Gena Wilkes, and Buck
man = Carragher's George Dexter, bv
Dexter Prince, dam Mollie c.. as starters.
They were splendid lot Of Youngsters
and trotted like cid horses.
They were sent OFT TO a good start with
Daghestan at the pole. on reaching the
turn Hovey sent the son of Stamboul
out, and he took the lead and remained II
the head OF the procession to the finish.
winning the heat handiIy by two lengths.
with George Dexter second and Cascade
third. Time, 2:56f
Daghestan won the second and third
heats also, George Dexter second. Best
time, $50.
IN the 2:25 class, trotting, Shylocl won.
Chancellor got second money. Best time,
2:2l4.
Pacing race, Tom Ryder won, Princess
Alice second, Alma third. Best time,
2:l74.
AT RED BLUFF.
RED BLUFF, Aug. 1.-THE grand stand
was filled with spectators to-day. The
weather was quite pleasant, gentle
south wind blowing ali afternoon Maud
Morrill, won the unfinished trotting race
to-day. Time, 2:2oi
First race, running, half mile and re-
peat. Iodine and Redlight won one heat
each. The third was won by Iodine.
Time, 0:49-0:49- 0:50 20.
The second race, single dash of mile.
was won by Crystal r., Wild Oats sec
ond, Revere third. The third race, trot-
ting, 2:35 class, purse of $50, best three
in i've, Grand Admiral and Balance con-
tested. There were four heats. Balance
won the first and third. and Admiral the
second and fourth. Darkness coming on.
the race was postponed till tomorrow
Time. I@-2:3SI-2.40-2:43
l.. V. Hitchcock delivered the open
ing address to a large crowd in the pa
vilion, this evening.
LAMPLIGHTER AND Yo TAMBIEN.
NEW YORK, Aug. E.-If Matt Byrnes.
the trainer of Tammany, does not change
his mind, there will be no meeting be-
tween his colt, Lamplighter, and 70 Tam
bien in the West. Byrnes said at Mon
mouth Park that he had heard about the
proposed sweepstakes, but that there was