The record-union., 1894-09-10

and ali other conditions were favorable
W ood, The PAGER, has better race record,
put Aster is entitled to full credit for the
pest trottlng record on the coast made in
an actual race with other horses.
HAD 1t not been for the long scoring be-
lore the heat ii Is likely even better time
would have been made, for the horses
must nave covered several miles before
the drum tapped.
Inc weather was warm, what little
preeze there was being from the north,
@ DuI IL seemed to agree with the horses.
1he track was in as good condition as
could be expected in view of the fact that
IL mad been used by the runners on the
preceding day, but it could not be called
last one tor wheelers. Indeed, eXperi-
enced horsemen say it was two or three
seconds slow.
Throughout the afternoon the visitors
TO the Park were treated TO inspiritng
music by Cassasa's Band, which has be-
come very popular With the iair-goers.
The judges stand was occupied by Di-
rectors Green, Chase and De Long, and
Director Wilson oficiated with Ii. +.
stand.
Two-YEAR-oLD TRoTTERs.
For the two-year-old trot GAO class,
which was the initial event of the day,
the starters were Ia Belle, Derby Princess
Last Chance and Jasper Ayers. in The
pool-selling La Belle was a heavy favor
lte at SO TO - Tor Last Chance, and 81 for
the field
The youngsters behaved well and were
easily sent of. Jasper cut out the work
ana led all the way to the last quarter,
where Belle came up with a rush and
pushed him to break Jasper was
quickly at his gait again, but Belle beat
MN out by head in 2:254. Last Chance
thlrd and Princess last. All broke ut
intervals during the beat.
second heat-Ihe horses were slow in
getting away, ana it was after repeated
scoring that they got The word. La Belle
had an easy thing OF IL in this heat. She
led all the way TO the wire III 2:Z5 tinish-
Ing n jog, with Jasper second and Last
Chahce third. Princess broke repeatedly
In the hrst half, and was distanced
mile hats.
Nj. :. Seyerances ch. f. La Belle. by sid
ney, dam Anna Bell ....................
ID: +. Perkhs b. 6. Jasper Ayers, by
san Mateo Stock Farms b. 2. Last
lance ny Royal Wilkes, Gam HAN
Oakwood Park stock FARMS blk. m.
IB5eroy Princess, by Charles Derby, dam
Time, 2:25 4-&:25. ''''''''''''' 40
1HE INO-SlAlE ZEN TKOT.
Second on the prog anime was the 2:I6
trot between Marin, Jr., Aster, Shylock,
Adelaide McGregor, She and Bruno.
Marin was hot favorte at first, the
others selling in the order named, but
just before the race Aster was Installed as
tavorite at Sz5 to Sl5 on Marin and ST. for
the field.
First heat-Atter scoring for some time
Adelaide McGregor went away in the
To a.
she broke, and Aster went To the front.
Marin came up out of the group and took
second place, and while rounding the far
turn Bruno and Shylock moved up on
even terms with Marin. From the head
OF the stretch it was close work between
Marin, Shylock and Bruno, but as the
drawgate was reached Marin came IN
with a great burst of speed and a few
yards from the wire landed his nose at
Asters SIDE, Bruno being a close third.
Shylock fourth, Adelaide fifth and She
last. The time, 2:l44, was a new record
Tor the Dexter Prince colt Aster.
There was little change in the pools
after the heat, Aster remaining the favor
lte, with Marin as second choice, the rest
selling in the field.
Second heat-Before the horses could
be sent Oft they scored for fully half
hour and must have covered several
miles. Alter the sponging-out process
they got away on the third score Aster.
Marin, Bruno and Shylock went abreast
10 nearly the quarter, where Shylock and
Bruno were behind the other two. these
being Tapped. with Aster still in the lead.
Inc hall was made in loo, Aster and
Marin side by side, Shylock and Bruno
close up and She and Adelaide in the
rear. Going around the turn there was
little change in the positions, except that
Shylock moved away from Bruno into
third nlann. Tho ia . hof a.
to the haif was maintained all the way.
Aster winning out in the fast time of 2:i2,
Marin length behind, She taking third
place, Bruno fourth, Shylock fifth and
Adelaide last.
In the pools after this heat Aster sold
against the field.
Third heat-Aster was never headed
after leaving the wire. Bruno and Ade-
lalde were close behind him at the omar.
ter, but the fast son of Dexter Prince was
too fast to be overhauled, and gradually
pulled away. leading at the half by two
lengths. She broke badly on the back
stretch and fell away to the rear, which
position had been held by Marin. on the
far turn She recovered herself and moved
up to third place, Shylock being fourth.
Aster had no trouble down the stretch to
the wire, winning by several lengths in
Z:l4, Bruno second, She third, Shylock
fourth, Adelaide fifth and Marin last,
TRoTTING PURSE, 81, 1,OOO-2:16 class.
heating q ottinger's ch. G. Aster, by
Dexter Prince.
John II. Carrolps gr. &. Marin, Jr by
Marin, dam silly Ner................. 9
Chris w. Smiths b. m. She, by Alb
bOtsford, dam Beauty 6 2 2
G. T. He6ert's b. $. Bruno, by JUNO,
dam poly
James A. Dustin S ch. G. Shylock by
Tom Benton, dam Brown jennie = d
X. l.. Wise's b. m. Adelaide Nc
Gregor, by Bonnie McGregor, dam
AQelaIue 3 r
Time, 2:l4$4-2:12-2:14.
THIRD RACE.
Concluding the days sport came the
2:27 trotting class, with A banteeo, Auntie
Wilkes, Senator L., Maria z. and De-
borah. Abanteeo was a strong favorite.
First heat-The quartet were tapped off
at their first appearance. Abanteeo led
all the way and logged in an easy winner
In 2:23, Auntie Wilkes second, Deborah
third and the Senator fourth.
Second heat-This was a repetition of
the other Abanteeo winning in Jog in
2:2l3, Auntie Wilkes second. Deborah
third and the Senator last
Third heat-A banteeo was we'll in tho
lead to the far turn, where she left her
feet and Deborah passed her. In the last
stretch, however, the favorite went to the
front again and won in a jog in 2:234. De-
borah second, Auntie Wilkes third and
Senator l.. last.
TRoTTING PURSE, 81, ,0OO-2:27 class.
Oakwood Park stock FARMS b. M
Abanteeo, by Anteeo; dam Abbo-
llne......
Paris kilburns b. III. Auntie Wilkes
Guy Wilkes; dam by speculation..~.2 3
bOrah. by Sable Wilkes. dam