The record-union., 1893-07-20


WASHINGTON PARK, July 19.-The
track was fast. The Quickstep stake,
worth $1,000 to the winner, was over
shadowed by the remarkable perform
ance of Maid Marian in the fourth race,
when she broke the mile and twenty
yards record by one and half seconds.
She led all the way, and was three
lengths ahead of Diablo at the finish. The
Quickstep stakes had field of seventeen
starters, and the finish was most exciting
Filtration (iavorite), Ohio Belle and May
Fern finishing in the order named, heads
apart.
one mile, First Ward won, Joe Muir
ply second, st. Croix third. Time, l:41!.
Mile and sixteenth, Constant won,
Ragnor second, Emma Primrose third
Time, l:4S.
Quickstep stake, half mile, Filtration
won, Ohio Belle second, May Fern third.
Time, 0:49.
Mile and twenty yards, Maid Marian
won, Diablo second, Anna third. Time,
1:4O.
Six furlongs, Issie 0. won, Brazos sec
ond, Runyon third. Time, 1:l54.
Mile and a sixteenth. Ormie won,
Selena d. second, Rock third. Time, I:47
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH, July 19-The track
was fast. Five furlongs, Prodigal Son
won, Carmine second. Hannibal third.
Time, 1:O2!.
Five furlongs, Queen Bess won, Facto-
tum second, Josie third. Time, l:O23.
Nine furlongs, Logan won, King Crab
second. Fidelio third. Time 1860.
Six furlongs, Geraldine won, Sirocco
second, Gold Dollar third. Time, l:l44.
Seven furlongs, Wallace won, Vrocus
second, Uncle Sam third. Time, 1870.
Mile and a quarter, over five hurdles,
Ecarte won, King Solomon second. The
Duffer third. Time, 1924.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, July I9.-The track
was fair. Five furlongs. Tormentor
won, Stonehill second, Meddler third
Time l:02i.
Mile and sixteenth, Kinglet won,
The Ironmaster second, George Kelly
third. Time, l:4Sl.
Five and a half furlongs, Prig won.
Half Mine second, Harrington third.
Time, lilo.
One mile, Young Arion won, Don
Alonzo second, Certainty third, Time,
i:42i.
Seven furlongs, Cactus won, Arab sec
ond, Speculation third. Time, 1:273.
Six turlongs, Julien won, Soundmore
second, Beckon third. Time, 1:l5I,
TRoTTING AND PACING.
DETROIT (Mich.l, July I9.-The track
was fast and the attendance large.
In the 2:2l pace unfinished from yes
day., Declincourt first, Christie Queen sec
ond, Boone Wilson third. Best time,
BIB.
In the 2:22 trot, Latosca first, Fascina-
ton second, Island Wilkes third. Best
time, 2:l54.
In the 2:I5 pace, Jessie L. first, Rose
water second, Maggie X. third. Best time,
2:I23.
Free for all trot, Walter E. first, Little
Albert second, Alvin NJ. third. Best
time, 2:13.
ROAD RECORD BROKEN.
ERIE (Pa.), July 19.-Charles NJ. Reeds
brown road team, Lunette and Evan
geline, broke the road record this morn
ing. The race was for wager of s., 600,
the distance from Girard, Pa, to Mr..
Reeds barn in this city, sixteen and a
half miles, and the time allowed fifty
i've minutes. The team left Girard at
$50 o'clock, starting from a stand-still,
with hundred-pound sulky, and with
Ed Bernard, BUdd Dobles assistant
trainer, handling the lines. The distance
was covered in forty-nine and half
minutes. The road was rough and full
Of sand holes. one of the hills was a
mile and half long, with a grade of
twenty degrees. The team was quite
fresh when it came in. and showed no
signs of distress. This record beats the
Boston twenty-mile track record, which
was tifty-eight minutes.
sUNoL TO BE PUT IN TRAINING
NEW YORK, July 19.-Sunol has been
sent to Bonner's farm, near Tarrytown.
and will be given work to prepare her
1or being trained this fall. II think it
more than probable" said Bonner, that
Sunol will go into Marvin's hands to be
trained and then given a fast mile.
''Sunol is as sound to-day as ever. Her
leet are perfect. My track at The farm is
very fast, and she will there be put in
condition for fast work"
CALIFORNIA FRUITS.