The record-union., 1894-10-11
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.

There were three specials-Alix and John
R. Gentry. to beat their records of 2:033,
and Hal billiard to beat his record of
2:074. Owing to the high winds, both
Alix and Gentry failed, and billiard did
not start.
In the 2:lS class, pacing unfinished
from yesterday, Pattie D., who had two
heats, won, Contab second, Ellen c. third.
Time-2:l33. 2:l6, 2:14.
In the 2:35 class, trotting, purse $500,
Black Raven won in three straight heats.
Iime-2:214, 2:2I4. 2:26I. Calmet, Keodras,
Francis Strong. Kentucky Girl. Keynote
and Mauch Haywood also started
Blue Grass stakes, 2:20 class, trotting,
Ballona won the second. third and fifth
heats. Time-2:l4, 2:15!, 2:15!. Mann
brino Queen won the first and fourth
heats. Time-2:l3, 2:l44. Gabrillo Mary
Best, Cellerina. Connor and Diamond 10
also started.
The Ashland stake, 81, 900, for yearlings,
mile dash, Tomay Britton won, FausteIo
second. Dick Russell third, Maggie c..
fourth, Indra fifth. Time-2:34!.
TO beat 2:034, Alix, first trial, 2:0S1;
second trial, 2:lO.
John Ii. Gentry, pacing. Time-2:05l.
AT MORRIS PARK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10. - The weather
cleared too late to bring many spectators
to Morris Park to-day. IL the Hunter
handicap there was heavy plunge on
MAMA to win. Lightfoot was the second
choice, with Beldimere next Nhama ran
like dog and was absolutely nowhere,
while Beldimere, with Taral up, won
handily. In the last few jumps Baroness
came fast and got second place at comfort
able odds. The Country Club handicap
was good betting race, with Dorian as
tavorlte and Banquet second choice.
Dorian won easily enough, but Banquet
was unable TO get out of his own way and
finished far back in the rear. John
Cooper and Roche had hard struggle for
the place, and the former got it by a
small margin.
Five turlongs, Stonenell won, Applause
second, Lady Violet third, Time-0:5S3.
Six furlongs, Urania won, ombazette
second, Doggett third. Time-l:l3.
Hunter handicap, mile and a quarter,
Beldlmere won, baroness second, Light
foot third. Time-2:l23.
Country Club handicap, mile and an
eighth, Dorian won, John Cooper second,
Roche third. Time-l:544.
One mile, Nero won, Bassettlaw sec
ond, Leonawell third. Time-l:433.
Six furlongs, Derelict won, Utica Sec
ond, May Day third. Time-l:I3
AT SIOUX CITY.
SIOUX CITY Iowa), Oct. I0,-To-day
was the banner day OF the Interstate
Fair, every train coming into the city
from the four contiguous States being
iammed with visitors. Tomorrow Rob-
ert j., the pacing king, and Joe Patchen.
his great rival, are to race. The track is
in excellent condition and the prospects
for record breaking are good
lWO-t6n trOt, purse $500, RObbia p
won in straight heats. Time-2:l55, 2:lS,
2:l74. Strentia, Kentucky Union and
Greenleaf also started.
Two-twenty-tive pace. purse $500, Ben
efactor won the second, third and fourth
heats and race. Time-2:lS4, 2:2I, 2:l94
The Parson won the first heat in 2:I4I.
Wilksetta, John Wilkes and Badius also
started.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-Results at La
tonia: Six furlongs, Dotsy Dimple won.
Sewanee second, Volley Euz third. Time
ILL.
one mile, Pocahontas won, Penniless
second, Rhett Goode third. Time-l:42I.
Seven furiongs, Billy Bennett won.
Tuscarora second, DR.. Parke third. Time
1923 Sd.
Six furlongs, Galen Dor won, Free
Advice second, Prime Minister third.
Time-l:l54.
Mile and sixteenth, Selma D. won.
Clementine second, Ely third. Time
1850.
AT MADISON.
EAST ST. LOUIS I'LL, Oct. IO.-Races at
Madison: Five furlongs, DaIton won.
jim Boyd second. LArpentine third.
Time-l:0S3.
Six furlongs, Chenoa won, Sam V. sec
ond, Doyle third. Time-I:23.
Nine-sixteenths of mile, One Dime
won, Florence Shanks second, Ray third.
Time-0:59.
Nine-sixteenths of mile, Miss Port
land won, Rialto second, Cerebus third.
Iime-0:594.
Nine-sixteenths of mile, Censor won.
Tom .. second, Clamp third. Time-O:59.
AT HARLEM.
HARLEM Qll.), Oct. lO.-Mile, Rich
mond won, Linghurst second, Matte
Mccarthy third. Time-1:434.
Five and half furlongs, Mainstay
won, Instanter second, Venus third.
Time-1:0S4.
Mile and seventy yards, Red Glen won,
Mulberry second, Anna Mayes third.
Time-1:50.
Mile and sixteenth. Cicely won, Gas
con second, Despot third. Time-I:5O.
Mile and seventy yards, Enthusiast
won, My Luck second. Monrovia third.
Time-1:46l.
Mile and seventy yards, Dockstader
won, Folly second, Elmer A. third.
Time-1:46l.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10.-Four furlonps.
Dixie d. won, Lemonade second. Ole
Ollie third. Time-O5l5.
Five and half furlongs. Belle Stout
won, Bob Francis second, Green Prewitt
third. Time-I:l1t.
Four and half furlongs, GRAY Battle
won, Mountain Belle second, King Craft
third. Time-0:5S
Five and half furlongs, Zingara, won,
Bay Court second, Southerner third.
Time-1:I3t.
Five furlongs, Northwestern won.
Richard I. second, Bud Brooks third
1lme-l:05.
PooL-RooMS CLOSED.
CINCINNATI (O.), Oct. 1O.-Owinp To the
prohibition Ohio laws, the pool-rooms
have for years operated in Covington.
KY. To-day all the pool-rooms across
the river are closed. The Criminal Court
fined Sharp & Co, s.. 600, and Mark Sim
onton, Payne Il Co., c. Bollinger. Ben
nett Il Co., 81 800 each. The Grand jury
arraigned all the Councllmen, and in
formed them that they would be indicted
unless the ordinance lining pool-room
nuisances only s. per day was repealed.
Mr.. Rhineck thereupon ordered the
police to close all the pool-rooms.
MATCH RACE.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), Oct. TO- The