The record-union., 1893-08-17
TOPICS OF THE TURF.
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT THE
RACES AT NAPA.
Silver Bee and Soubrette Distanced
in the Free-For-AlI Two
Year-Old Trot.
Special 70 the REcoEn-UxroN.

NAPA, Aug. 16.-Each day the crowd at
association have no complaint to make in
point OF attendance. Several local horses
were entered in the races to-day, and
Napa people accordingly turned out in
large numbers.
The first event, two year-old free-for-
all trot, was easily won by Palatine,
Palo Alto tilly. Stamboul Bell and Bon
set divided second and third moneys.
Silver Bee and Soubrette were distanced
in the first heat. Time. 2:3lI, 2:299.
Second race, 2:40 trot. purse Of $500, Don
Lowell, the favorite, landed the race
without much trouble in straight heats
Time, 2:243, 2:234, 2:244. Ellen Mayhem
won second money, Amelia third and
Maud Fowler fourth. The other entries
were Lizzie r., Daylight and Antec Maid
the last two named being distanced.
The third race was by far the best of
the day, owing to the exciting finishes
1t was a special race between Joseph's
Pascal, Funck's L. a. Dick, Woodward's
Vidette, Crabb's Cora c.. Gardner Broth
ers' Blonde Wilkes and Clark's Orland.
The last named was hitched to cart.
Blonde Wilkes won the race IN straight
heats in driving finishes, L. a. Dick sec
ond, Cora G. third, and Vidette fourth.
Time, 2:243 = 2:224 - 2:244 = 2:224-2:244.
When the horses came on the track for
the last heat Orland was hitched to BIZ
cycle sulky, but on complaint. of the
drivers he was sent back and again
hitched TO a cart.
AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER, N. ", Aug. 16.-The
weather was fair and the track good.
Two-forty class, trot, Fantasy won,
Double Cross second, Oneondaga third,
Best time, 2:l34.
Two-fifteen trot, PiXley won, Azote
second, Hazel Wilkes third. Best time.
2:ll4.
Two-twelve trot, Island Wilkes won,
Corinne second, Gabriel third. Best time,
2l3l.
AT TERRE HAUTE.
TERRE HAUTE, Aug. 16.-The weather
was rainy to-day, and the track little
heavy.
Three -year-old trot, Image won, VIII
March second, Anthelia third. Best time,
2:l74.
Four-year-old trot, Lady Roberts won.
Break of Day second, PeveriI third. Best
time. 2:l7l.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 16.-The track was
fair. Five and half furlongs, Kenting-
erna won, St. Maxim second, William 7.
third. Time, LOST.
Six furlongs, Mask won, Fannie Bev-
erly second, Don Fulano third. Time.
1:16.
Fister Memorial handicap, mile and
furlong, Prince Deceiver won, Strath-
meath second, Charade third. Time 1854.
Six furlongs, Connors won, Ellen sec
ond, Charlie third. Time, l:I6.
One mile, Clementine won, Acclaim
second, Rey del Mar third. Time. l:42l.
Four and half furlongs, Dobbins won,
Major General second, Token third. Time.
0:56.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. l6.-The track
was fast. Six furlongs, DerfargiIla won,
Kingston second, Chesapeake third.
Time, l:l3.
Five furlongs, Athem won, Gordius
second, Galloping King third. Time,
l:0l4.
Seven furlongs, Wildwood won, Gas
con second, Kilder third. Time, I:2G3.
One mile, Picknieker won, Lizzie sec
ond, Michael third. Time. l:40l.
six furlongs, Sonora won, Anna B.
second, Lumberman third. Time, I:l54.
Six furlongs, Basset Law won, Clinton
second, Sam Bryant third. Time, l:I23.