The record-union., 1894-09-04
snecIal 10 the Rrcorp-uN1or.

greatest havoc had been made with the
Labor Day handicap, at mile and quar-
ter, for only five had been left out of the
original fourteen, and Y Tam bien was an
even money favorite. John Cooper was
the second choice and Saragossa third,
while few wanted to bet on the others at
any price. There was q long delay at the
post, due to the bad behavior of Yo Tam
bien, who would not join her field, but
after awhile she concluded to break. AT
the end of the first mile Pocahontas had
run herself into the ground, and gave it
up, while Hyderabad was in the same
condition. Next was 70 Tambien, and
then Cooper came away from the lot as if
they were standing still, and won easily
from Saragossa.
Five furlongs, May Chester won, Mag
netism second, Roundelay third. Time,
1:03$.
Seven furlongs, Lissack won, Gotham
second, Monaco third. Time, 1:29.
One mile, Patrician won. Senator Grady
second, Sir Excess third. Time, l:423.
Mile and a quarter, John Cooper won,
Saragossa second, Yo Tambien third.
Time, 2:072.
Mile, Buckrene one, Adelbert second,
Mr.. Sass third. Time. 1:41 40.
Two miles on turf, Harry Alonzo won,
Assignee second, Lightfoot third. Time,
1913.
Mile on turf, Live Oak won, Jack Rose
second, Weinberg third. Time, LA 80.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 3.-The fall meet
ing of the Indianapolis Driving Club
opened to-day with perfect racing
weather, good attendance and fast
track. On Thursday Joe Patchen and
Robert j. viii race Tor purse OF $1,000.
Alix goes to beat the worlds record on
Wednesday. Results:
Two-thirty trot stake 81, 900, Lemonee
won the race in three straight heats.
Time, 2;203-2:2l4-2:2l4. Rolly Ryan.
O'Fellus, Belva, Marea and Eva Clapp
also started.
Two twenty-five pace, stake $1,000,
Rubenstein took three straight heats and
the race in 2:ll4-2:l14 4-2:l3t. Colonel
Thornton, Whirligig, Allegro, Sable Gilt
and Morelia also started.
Two-twelve pace, purse $1,000, Ed Oh
stem won the race, taking the second.
third and fourth heats in 2:093-2:l2-2:l3
Correction won the first heat in 2:l04
Hylins. Two Strike, Guerta, Cambridge
Girl, Coleridge and Bullmont also started.
Two-fitty trot for two-year- -olds, stake
5000. Bucyrus won in two heats. Time,
2:228-2:254. Charlie g.. Valego, Eagle
Pass and Emerson Clark also started.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE Qll.). Sept. 3.-Five fur
longs, Diggs won, Cashier second, Kittie
Scott third. Time, l:0f4.
Six furlongs, Motor won, Outlook Sec
ond. Dick Behan third. Time, lis.
One mile, Gascon won, Linda second
Hawthorne third. Time, 1:444.
Mile and a sixteenth, Queen Bess won,
Patrick second, Colonel 5. third. Time,
1882.
Six furlongs. Booze won. Dockstadter
7 I'D
Five furlongs. Wells Street won, Coria
second, Tremor third. Time, 1:04
Six furlongs, Rico won, Leo second
Hymn third. Time, 2:17.
AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
EAST ST. LOUIS QlL), Sept. 3.-Five
furlongs, Bright star won, Calantha sec
ond, picadilly third. Time, 1:069.
Five furlongs, Red Wing won, Stan
meter second, Shakespeare third. Time.
l:0S.
Six fur1ongs, Paulette won, Ivanhoe
second, Extra third. Time. 1:20
Five furlongs, Annie won Borderer
second, Wrestler third. Time, 1:064.
one mile, Doncaster won, Queen Enid
second. Jamestown third. Time, 1:49.
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.-A large crowd
visited Latonia this afternoon, but twenty
bookmakers were not sufficient to handle
races on the card, and tavorites went
down in the first three and won the last
four. The surprise of the day was in the
third race. when Clementine at prohibit
I've odds, again disappointed her followers,
Eli, at twelve TO one, winning in canter,
six lengths ahead of the favorite. The
track was dry and dusty.
Seven furiongs, Harry l.. won, Volt
second, Master Fred third. Time. 1924.
Eleven-sixteenths, Domino won, Adam
second. Sandoval third. Time. 1905.
Nine furlongs, Eli won. Clementine
second, Remorse third. Time, 1:56
One mile. j. Z. b. won, Lindoiette sec
ond, Zophile third. Time, I:42.
Five furlongs, Venice won, Aimee
Goodwin second, Fabia third Time,
l:044.
Seven furlongs. Interior won, Alto
June second, Little Miss third Time.
1901.
second. Toloache third. Time, 1:034
AT WOODLAND.
WooDLAND, Sept. 3.-The 2:25 PACING
race, postponed from Saturday, was won
by Belle, who took the fourth, fifth and
seventh heats. Orlinda Richmond won
the third and sixth heats, and Cibola the
first and second.
AT FLEETWOOD PARK
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Rather tame
sport marked the opening of the Grand
Circuit trotting meeting at Fleetwood
Park to-day. Tomah started fayoiite
for the $50 race. Almontine was ex-
pected to give the Boston horse some
thing of contest, but she proved not al
her best. The Fleetwood purse for 2:2l
trotters brought out high class field, Of
which the California four-year- old, Mary
Best, was the best on public form. Stron-
tia trotted great mile in the third, fore
ing the filly out in 2:133 on a track by nc
means fast, but his rushes failed to lind
the limit OF the winners speed, and she
finished the mile well in hand after going
down the hill to the half in Los.
The $50 class. trotting. Tomah won ir
three straight heats. Time, 2:I7J-2:I6 1t
-2:l5l. Nomad, Almontine, Sidney
Smith, Captain Macy, Rob Roy, jim
Nutwood, Jim Coady. Jr., and Princess
Orloff also started.
Two-eighteen class, pacing, g. O. Tay.
lor took the race in three straight heats
in 2:I7. 2:l6 and 2:l54. The other starter,
were Amelia, Ferndale, Dalgetty, High.
land. Judge Sterling, Berkshire Count
ripiop and Highland Lassie.
Two-twenty class, trotting. Mary Best
won the race in three straight heats. Time
a:l55-2:l42-2 Dodgeville, Strontia
Tougheran W., Gretchen, Colonel Dickey
Amboy and Aunt Delilah also started.
Two-twenty class, trotting, under sad
die. Catherine Leyburn won in tw,
.traight heats. Time, 2:254-2:253. Gov
ernor Stanford. Chester Everett and Pas
chal also started.