The morning call., 1893-10-08
ON EASTERN TRACKS.
YO Tambien Defeats Faraday in
the Autumn Handicap.
There Were Also Some Lively Events
at Morris Park, ST. Louis
and Lexington.
NORRIS PARK. Oct. Track fast.

MORRIS PARK, Oct. Track fast.
Six furlongs, Nellie Peyton won, Wal
jim second, Charmion third. Time. :12h
Five furlongs, Assignee won. Drum
Major second, Illusion third. Time. :59b
Seven furIongs, Sir Excess won, Dobbins
second, Rubison third. Time. 1:28A.
Wakefield handicap, eleven-sixteenths Of
a mile, Mary Stone won. Prince George
second, Picnicker third. Time. 1 40
Five furlongs. Astoria won, Minnehahs
second, Will Elliott third. Time. 80.
Seven furlongs. Speculation won, Henry
Young second, Kirkover third. Time
1:271A
LAToNIA. Oct. Track lightning fast.
Seven furlongs, Lorenzo won, Senator
Morrill, second, Aurora third. Time. :2S
Fifteen-sxteenths of mile. Peabody
won, Vida second. Crab Cider third
Time, :36K.
Six furlongs free handicap sweepstakes)
Equator won, Audubon second. Prince Car
third. Time, :151a.
Mile free handicap sweepstakes, The
Reaper won, Sister Mary second, Alder.
barah third. Time. 1 ,4O%.
One and a quarter miles Cincinnati Ho-
tel autumn handicap for all ages. YoTam-
ben won, Faraday second, Ida Ickwich
third. Time, 2:06A.
Seven furlongs. Red Cap won, Deceit
second, Tom Daily third.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. TRACK heavy.
Six furongs. Cocheco won, Prince Leon
second. Kearney third. Time. 1 :171a.
Four furlongs, Disturbance won. Myrtle
-Four furlongs, Lillian Lewis won. Tim
Tucker second. Topic third. Time, :5OA
Four furlongs. April Fool won, John P.
second, Lady Tom third. Time. :49A.
Six furlongs. Oxford won. Susie Nell
second. Mollie B third. Time, 15A.
Mile. Speedway won. Artie Fern sec
ond, Bessie Briggs third. Time. :43A
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct This was the
opening day, and the weather was cleal
and the track fast
Kentucky futurity, $4,000. for two-year-
olds, trotting. Nellie Aella won, Woodlin
second, Billy Parks third. Best time,
2:23h.
In the 2:12 trot Pamlico won, Haze
Wilkes second. Cicerone third. Best time
2:11a.
In the 2:11 pace, May Marshall won,
Blanche Louise second, Mary Centlivel
third. Best time. 2:09.
In the 2:35 trot, unfinished, Spencer
Wilkes won, Jay Morse second, Siam
third. Best time, 2:2S.
SALINAS, Oct. Another fine day was
had for the closing day of the fair. At the
track this morning the premiums were
awarded, after which Professor Vaughn
went up 5000 feet ana made a parachute
jump from his 75-foot balloon. The lady
equestrians came next. Six ladies con
tested. The first prize was given to a little
girl about 10 years old.
This afternoon the first race called was
the unfinished mixed of yesterday. Aunty
Wilkes took the first two heats, winnine
the race. Time, :33.
Trotting and pacing, best three in FIVE
purse $500. j. d. Carr's Rex, r. Ore:
Bay Rum, G. Sherman's George Wapplt
entered. Rex took the first heat, George
Wapple second. Bay Rum was distanced
George Wappel took the second heat, Re,
third, fourth and fifth. Best time, 2:22h
Third-Trotting, best three In five. j
ID. Carr's Eros Jr., J. B. Iverson's Alfred
G, A. G. Wilson's Ross Jackson and M
Lynn's Violante started. Eros took the
first heat, Alfred G distanced; Violantt
took the second and third heats. Eros tool
the fourth heat, aud at this juncture tie
judges thought it was getting too late tt
finish the race Tonight but the pool
buyers got up bowling cry TO finish to-
night, so the judges said if the horses
would come out at once they could 60 fol
the finish. Violante and Eros came out
leaving Ross Jackson, who had alway:
brought up the rear, in the stable. They
scored twice and were then let go. Vic
lante came in length and half ahead
winning the race and first money. Bes
time, 2:34
The annual address will be delivered to-
night, which will close very successful
and satisfactory fair.
AN M n nEEENnED