The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-20
NANCY HANKS
Tries to Lower the Record, But Falls to
do Better Than 2:05.

90 Better tnhn ~'Oo'
Nashville oct. 19.-The weather was
cloudy and cool and the track trife slow
to-day. The feature of the afternoon was
Nancy Hanks race against time. Inc III
tie queen Of the turf, however, was feeling
the chilly damp evening air, and the heavy
track. and could not keep her gait. The
last quarter was the slcwest OF the four.
In the 2.30 trOttlng, for stake OF s',ooo,
Muta Wilkes and Llssa were the favorltes.
Summaries.
Pacing for two-year-Olds. value $500 Cun-
finished from yesterday)-Nidla =, !, L;
Bonnie Bell /. 8, 3; Joe Wilkes H. :. :; 10
Order 3. 4. 4; Albert Hal >, g. dis; McGinty
dis: Dishere Mac dis. Time, PISA, 2:20A,
2:20.
Twothirty class, trotting, four-year-olds,
purse S7.5OO-Muta Wilkes 6. I, l, 1; LISA
/. .. 2; Clervina 2, 3, 3, 4; Black lde ., .,
4. 3: Typ Tyler o, 5, s, 3; Geraldine s, .,
13. &: Brocmal 4, u, 6, 8; Elsie ). ., 4, I,
IL: JEFF Davis 13, II, 2, 8; Prince Wood T.
7. 10. 10: Erectcr IL, 10, o, Z; Lee Simmons
10. 8. II. IL: Egg Hot u, 49, II, dis; Mu-
drona H. dis. Time, 21SA, 2IGA, 2:lS,
PISA. ooo
Two-nineteen class. trotting. stake so.0oo
(unt:nishedl- edl-Greenleaf 4, IL; Martina wilkes
/. g. 6; Hamlin's Nightingale 6, 2, 2; An
QpfSOu y NlRutluEuit o' ~ " -
Hazel Wilkes 4, t. s. Stepp Whipple z, 5, z.
Time, 2l3, 2:l0la, 2:13.
BELMONT PARK MEETING.
Philadelphia, Oct. 10.-Several horses
broke their records at the Belmont Park
fall meeting to-day. George II. won the
unfinished 2:22 trctting two heats having
been decided yesterday. She lowered her
ecord to 2:19A i'm the third heat, but South
hpffQr
the fourth heat, and also smashed his re-
cord
The Dude won the 900 pacing without
troublc hy taking the third fourth and NTH
heats. Santie lowered his mark to 2:2o In
winning the 2:35 class trottlng. Saladln
won the only heat Of the 2:15 pacing In
2.14 reducing his record one-quarter OF a
second Tomorrow the two-yeur-Old stai-
lion William Penn will trOt against his re-
ccrd OF 21Sla for n special purse. The re-
cord was made last week at Lexington, NY,
and is the best ever made IN n race Dy u
two-year-old.
The Running Races.
Washington. Oct. 19.-The races AT Ben
nings resulted as follows
First race threc-quarters OF mile-Dr.
Hasbrouck first. Lizette second, Oracle
Brown third. Time, 1:l4H.
Second race. three -year-0lds, one mile
Mr. Sass first, Milt Young second, Temple
third. Time 1:2.
Third race. handicap, mile and fur
long-Tom Rogers first. PlckpocKet secohu'
Diablo third. Time, l:55.
Fourth race. two-year-olds, three-quarters
of a mile-Sport first, Llslcg second, Alice
(colO third Time, 1:lO.
Fifth race. hurdle, mile and half tsix
hurdIes)-Landsecr first, Ecarte second, Can
Can tSird. Time. 254.
AT GUTTESBURo.
Cnttenburg. October 10-The races to-
day resulted as follows:
First race, fiye-eighths OF mile-Mo'
hommed first, yespaslan second, Eugenia
third. Time i:O3h
second race six and n half fnrlongs-
Mabelle first, Panway second, My Clips
third. Tine 1:2l%.
Third race, mile and sixtecIth-Allan
Bane first Kirkoyer second, Addie B. third.
Time, 1:49A.
Fourtt race. FIVE and half furlongs-
little Fred first, McKeever second, FOX
ford third. Time, 1854.
FIfth race. one mlle-Rco first, Bess Nc
Duff second. yandyke third. Time l:44A.
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs-Jew-
eler first. Macintosh second, Hell Gate
third. Time, 20
AT GLOUCESTER.
Gloucester, y. j., Oct. l0.-The races TO-
day resulted as follows:
First race. mile and an eighth-Allan
Archer first. Darling second, King Idle
third. Time. 1:J9A.
Second race three quarters Of mile
Lorraine first, SIindon second, Little Alice
third. Time. 1:lvA.
Third race. seven and a half furlongs-
pocatellc first Samaritan second, vanwert
third. Time. 30.
Fourth race. four and half furlongs--
Houston first, Nubian second, Melinda third.
Time. 57h.
Fifth race. six and n quarter firlongs-
third. Time, 1:2CN.
Piedmont FIRST. Bias second, Forest third.
Time, 1:i7A.
AT LEXINGTON. KY
Lexington, Oct. ia good crowd wilt
messed the fourth days racing. Only one
fayorite won. Summary:
First race, fve-eighths Of mlle-Illa
first. Stathmaid second, Faraday third.
Time, ;03A.
Second race. four and q half furlongs-
Too Quick first. L'Indenne second, Frank
Ellis third. Time. ~.
Third race, three-quarters OF a mile--Cy-
clone first. Reputation second lyman third.
Time, 1;l5ia
Fourth race, Lexington handicap seven
and half furiongs-M Miss Dixie first, New
ton second. Egenie third. Time. 1855.
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