The record-union., 1894-09-22

ing at Galesburg-Little Fined
of the Track for the Balance of the
Season.
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoS.
STOCKTON, Sept. 21.-Friday is always
the big day at the fair and this was the
best day of the race meeting, the attend
ance at the track being full as large as last
year. it was not good day for favorites
and the hackers of them are mourning.
The talent backed Quirt for the winner of
the three-quarters handicap, but Polaski
took the race in liza, Quirt second,
George i. Third. Quirt sold two to one.
The pacing, 2:15 class, also surprised
the hackers of the favorte. Lady ii. was
big 1avorite, but Edith, second choice,
won, taking the second, fifth and sixth
heats. Lady II. took the third and
fourth heats, and then sold $40 against $40
for the field. Tom Rider took the first
heat. Time-2:l64, 2:14. 2:l6!, 2:16, 2:2O,
2:20. Pomona was fourth in all heats.
She, by Abbottsford, won the 2:20 trot-
ting race in three straight heats. Chan
Time-2:l64 2:l48, 2:l8.
The last race was unfinished. 1t was a
special trOt with five entries. Bessie
Thorne took the first heat in 2:29, and
lockwood the second in the same time,
when postponed.
RAIN sPoILs THE SPORT AT GALEsBURG.
GALEsBURG QlL), Sept. 21.-A heavy
rain fell last night, making the track
heavy and fast time was out of the ques-
ton. The crowd was small
TWo-twenty-four class, trotJing, stake
$1,000, b. b. +. won the first, third and
fourth heats and race. Iime-2:20, 2:lS
and 2:l7. Nubbins took the second heat
in 2I74. King Patchen, Maud Wright.
Jim Wilkes, Star Hawk, Bullab, Metz
ger, Jr., Kate Coffey and Mary also
started.
Two-forty-five class, trotting, stake
$1,000 (unfinished), Expressive took the
1irst heat in 2:22, Anthelia the second in
2:lS and Leonee third in 2:lS4.
AT GRAvEsEND.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-To make up for
the poor quality OF the card at Gravesend
to-day, Littleteld managed to make
things lively, and the outcome OF his
performance on Saragossa is about TO
make him wish that he had not taken the
mount. The second race was at mile
anu a furlong, with Banquet, Saragossa
and 10 Dan as the only starters. BAN
until the stretch was reached, when Sara
gosS swung wide and Banquet cut in
against the rail. When the eighth pole
was reached Saragossa was head in ad-
vance. Littlefield drove him against
Banquet, and Simms had to pull up to
avoid being thrown over the fence. y
claim Of foul was raised, and SaragosSa
was disqualified and the race given to
Banquet Littlefield was fined $500 and
suspended for the rest OF the season.
Five furlongs, Owlet won, Kennel sec
ond, Counoisseur third. Iime-l:02
Mile and an eighth. Saragossa won,
Banquet second, 10 Dan third. Time
1:5j4. Saragossa disqualified.
one mile, Flora Thornton won, De-
clare second, Figaro third. Time-I:423
Mile and furlong, Victorious won,
Tom Skidmore second, st. Michael third.
Time-l:55.
Five and half furlongs, Irish Reel
won, Urania second, Bright Phoebus
third. Time-l:084.
Six furlongs, Leonawell won, Defar-
gilla second, Weinberg third. Time
1:I44.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 21.-The track al
Latonia was fair to-day. About $500
people were present. The favorite won
one race; the second and third choices
took the money in two races, while the
winner Of the fourth race, Sister Anita
sold at from % to 30 to l over two hot
tavorites and as many short second
choice horses.
Six furlongs, George L. won, Yellow
Rose second, Harry Weldon third.
Time-l:IS.
One mile, Ironmaster won, Remorse
second, Clara Bauer third. Time-l:444.
Five furlongs, Addie Buchanan won,
Conjecture second, Belle Star third.
Time-l:05t.
Seven furlongs, Sister Anita won, G.
B. Cox second, Sadie Hord third. Time
1:234.
Five and half furlongs, Mercury won
Uncle Henry second, Basso third. Time
-I:1I4.
AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Five fur.
longs, National won, Picadilly second
Straight Out third. Time-l:07.
Four and half furlongs, Roy won
Starlight second, Northwestern third
Six furlongs, Calentha won, jim
Murphy second, Miss Rosa third. Time
Five furlongs, Dick beneath won
Pebble Rock second, j. Erquit third
Time-1:054.
Six furlongs, Heads or Tails won
Lemon Blossom second, Tenor third
Time-l:204.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE (Ill.). Sept. 21.-One mile
Vulture won, Lady Rose second, Ova
tion third. Time-1:474.
One mile, Mordotte won, Sir Richar
second, Orbit third. Time-1:46!.
Six furlongs, Amelia May won, Gle
Boy second, Eagle Bird third. Time
1:16.
Seven furlongs, Gold Dust won, Cass
second, Palmer third. Time-l:3I.
Eleven-sixteenths of a mile, Well
Street won, Woodsfield second, Mis-
Alice third. Time-l:ll1.
Seven furlongs, Nephew won, Mis-
Knott second, Buck McCann third
Time-l:231.
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