The morning call., 1893-09-15
BROKE ALL RECORDS
There Is a New Trotting Wonder
in the Field.
Hulda Could Not Pass AIix When the
Little Mare Was at Her
Best.

WASHINGTON PARK. Sept. 14-One OF the
greatest telds of tGoIters that ever faced d
starter went here to-day for the Columbian Ex-
position stake. $500 ard as the unfinished
race stands tonight its four heats show The
fastest average oil any four ever made In a race
and the worlds trotting race record was cul
TO 2:O734 by Alix in the first heat. Hulda
pressed AliX hard most OF the way around
The fractional time for the heat was the
quarter :3212. The half in 1:O312. the three
quarters IN 1914 ana the mile ia 2:07s4.
Alix actually trotted the mile from wire 10
wire in 2:07 or better, for she was over TWO
lengths back when the word was given. In the
second aud third heats she made nervous
breaks Just after leaving tie wlTe ana Hulda
beat everything out.
Foals Ot 1890. Irotting, DaucOurI won, Lu-
sole second, Mary Magdalen Third. Best time.
2:lS14-
2:13 pace, Atlantic King won. Two Strikes
second, NuIhurst third. Best time, 2:111a.
Free-foT-all trot, Columbian Exposition
stake, diminished, the horses standing IN this
LORD Clinton tourtb Nightingale nth, Ryland
sixth, Wastter seventh, Little Albert eighth,
Greenleaf ninth, Alvin tenth. Timc, 2 o7s4 =
2:1OA A-2:lO12-2:1134.
MALCOLM Forbes, owner of Nancy Hanks, will
pay no attention To Monroe Salisbury'S chal-
ienge to trot Dlrectum against her. Budd
DoUle says he Is not well enough To drive a
match race. There is no hope of the two
horses meeting Orrin HicKOk says frankly he
Will not put Hulda against Direci um. Direc-
tum tTOts tomorrow against the 2 :O4 record,
and Flying JIb PAGES against Ine same record.
LEMABS Iowa. Sept 14.-Free Coinage by
Stelnway, beat The worlds pacing record for
three-year-oids over regulation track to-day
by making mile in 2:1l14. Tie quarter was
made IN "a, the half in l;0o4. the three
quarters In 80 ana Tie mile in 2:1114
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-The track was good.
Five and a nalf iurlougs. Maud won. Everstt
second, LII IN Jr. thlrd. Time, 1:l0.
FIVE furlongs, Mhlrl won, Henry second,
Artie Fern third. Tim, 1 :04.
App!a lseiS' handicap, one mile and fifty
y'rds, sui Ross won, BOrealiS second, Ken
wood third. Time, :46$4.
Five and bali furlOng~, Expense won, Alorth
second, JOnn thlrd. Time, :10lz.
One mile, Vrge dOr won, Billy Sunder-
land second, Bonnie Byrd third. Time, 1 :431a
LAToNIA, s. pt. 14.-Sow track.
Six furiOugs-Marlon q won, W. L. Munson
second. hehOma lhlld. Time, 1:19i4.
Seven lurlougs-Lady Jane won, The Hero
second, Merry Eyes third. Time, :341a.
One mile and sIxteentn-Anua won The
sculptor second Clementne thltd. Time
1:5412.
Fee haudicap-ODe mile. Gascon won,
Bessie Bsland second, Elya third. Time. At.
Five furlongs-Authrm won, Equator second,
C. b. Cox third. Time. l :o5.
Six turlongs-Moilie Nj won, Foreman second,
Cllnte q thiid. Time. 30.
GRAvESEND. Sept. H. Track good
Six tuIlougs-FaIry won, Top Gallant second
RoslyD third. Time. :1514.
Eleven SixteeGtbs-1 ammany won, Mary
Stone second, Victorious third No time.
Six furlongs-St0nneil Won, Filtration second
Melody thitd. Time 1:15I4.
one mile and three slXteenths, Randolph won
Banquet second, Stralhmeath thiId. Time.
2:0I$4.
Great ran dead heat, Sam Lucas third. Time
1:02A.
One mile and quarter-May win won, W
second, Michael third. Time, 2:0912.