The record-union., 1893-11-03
DIRECTUM'S VICTORY.
MASCOT NO MATCH FOR TIE
BLACK DEMON.
The California Horse Wins in Three
Straight Heats. the Time Being
:1o1-4-a:OZ e-4-2:0s ga.
Special to the RrcoRp-USfoS.


New YORK, Nov. 1.-The trotting
match between Directum and Mascot
proved to be no sensation at all, so far as
the race itself was concerned. There was
but one horse i'll it. The only sensation
on the days programme was the enorm-
Gus crowd which gathered at the Fleet
wood track to see the sport, between six
and seven thousand people being present.
After the first heat, during which Mascot
broke badly twice, it was hard to get
even money on the black horse. After
Mascot had again shown decided break
ing proclivities in the second heat, the
odds turned to 800 to $50 on Directums s
winning in three straight heats.
Directum won the toss for the pole, and
when they were sent away in the first
heat on the second scoring, Directum got
pretty neatly half a. .fength advantage.
The horses had not made over hundred
yards when Mascot threw up his heels in
a shameful break. and lost five or six
lengths. Kelly held Directum back
until Mascot got within a length of him.
Mascot broke again, and Directum had
things his own way to the finish, which
he passed at least five lengths ahead of
his opponent. Time, 2:104.
Directum got little the best of the
start in the second heat, too, and held it
easily, passing undeE the wire fully four
lengths to the good. Time, 2:G13.
In the third heat Directum was in ad-
vance when the racers were told to go,
and increased his advantage before the
first turn. The pair went for the half
mile with Mascot's nose we'll on to the
wheels of Directum's sulky, and then the
black horse shot ahead like a bullet.
Mascot, however, kept going all the time,
and when they came into the stretch he
again tapped the leader. Kelly then, for
the first time during the match, COM
PEELED Directum to exert himself, and he
put half length between the racers.
Andrews kept the gelding moving, but
could not decrease the lead, and in those
positions the contestants passed under
the wire in the third heat. Time, 2:S3.
Another interesting event to-day was
the ten-mile trot of Pascal holding the
record for that distance made at Stock
ton, Cal, of 27:234. To-day Pascal made
the distance in 26:15, thus knocking off
1:084 from the worlds record, and that, be
it remembered, on the usually slow
Fleetwook track He trotted off the
miles as follows: First. 2:324; second,
sixth, 1881; seventh, 1S:I04; eighth,
2l:493; ninth, 23:324, tenth, 26:15.
Another record beaten on the finely
prepared track was for the members
cup, to be taken by any members team
that would beat the record of 2:l94.
Matthew Riley's team, Clayton and Ref
erence, made the mile in 2:1S4.
NANCY HANKS AND ARIoN DIDN'T START.
TERRE HAUTE Qnd.), Nov. 2.-This
was the first and only day of the record
meeting. he worlds two-mile stallion
trotting record was broken by Green
lander making the two miles in 4:34,
which beats the stallion record twelve
seconds, and comes within half second
of the world's record made by Night
ingale last year. The track was in no
condition for record breaking, and Doble
deemed it inadviSable to start Arion and
Nancy Hanks.
THE BLOOD-HoRSE MEETING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-Three thou
sand people assembled at the Bay Dis
trict track this afternoon to witness the
fourth days racing of the fall meeting of
the Biood-horse Association.
First race, one mile, all ages, purse
$500, Francisco won, Morton second, Dan
Fulano third. Time, l:434.
Second race, about three-quarters of
mile, for all ages, purse 81, 800, Last Chance
won, Pescador second, Bridal Veil third.
Time, 1:l3t.
Third race, five-eighths of mile, sell
ing. two-year-olds, purse $500, La Reina
WOU, CdTHi6l S6COHO, OOEu0duA bnlTu.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards,
handicap for all ages, purse 5000, Stead
fast won, Happy Day ssecond, Sheridan
third. Time, l:473.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth, over
four hurdles, purse $500, Ballarat won,
Guadalupe second, First Lap third. Time.
1853.
Following are the entries for to-mor
rows races: Seven-eighths of mile,
Steadfast q03), FL Reno 1907, Roman
Q1O), Little Tough 900, Inkerman tIl3),
Rita (9S), Oregon Raindrop Q05), st. Pat
rick Q0S). Garcia 900. Alfred b. Q00l.
Six furlongs, Sir Peter Q03), Wildwood
Q22J, Greenhock Ql2), Romulus (Sg),
Motto nl4), Red Cloud Q17), Bordeaux
(S9l, Manhattan 100, Agitato ts9l.
Five-eighths of a mile, Corncob (105),
Ricardo Il05). Priscilla q05), Sallie NJ.
q05), Banjo q1S), Marven Q05). White
Cloud Q01l, Thelma 105), Silver Plate,
(l05). Vivance (l15). Fortuna Q15).
Fifteen-sixteenths of a mile Santiago
Q07), Wildwood 400, Sympathetic's Last
u00l, Nicodemus (99), Flanbeau qI2),
Duke Stevens (102), Wicklow 800.
One mile, Revolver Q0l). ST. Croix 104).
Sir Reel (l0SJ, Charger 1867, Nero t92),
Forerunner t96), Crawford (s0, Dono-
hue (99).