The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
Good Sport at the San
Jose Track.
ONE SENSATIONAL EVENT.
Laura M Wins the Unfinished
Pacing Contest.
ONE SENSATIONAL EVE
SHE MAKES A SPEEDY RECORD.
Labelie, Nellie w, Tietam and Man.
ming Also Capture Purses
for Their Owners.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 25.-To-iay's racing q t
the fair grounds under the auspices of
Santa Clara and San Mateo Agricultural
Association District No. called out very
fair attendance and speed contests were
afforded 10 the most critical lovers of the
sport. Besides the attendance of local
people large number were at the track
from San Francisco, Sacramento and
Stockton.
The sensational feature of tho day oc-
CURED in the wind up of unfinished pace,
2:20 class, three heats of which were sent
off Yesterday. Seymour Wilkes was strong
favorite yesterday and Wait a Little
second choice. the former having taken
two heats and the latter one. To-day the
horsemen thought surely that two heats
would give the race to one OF these horses.
G. II. Corey's Laura NJ, who has hardly
been known to pace mile without break
ing, appeared in better form than ever,
and after the first heat to-day, in which
she would have been declared distaDced
had not Wilkes and Wait Little paced a
dead heat. she took three straight heats.
She never had a record, but made one to-
day at 2:131a. In the sixth heat of the race
Wilkes was distanced.
A A A. the three-year-Old from the Palo
Alto stock farm. was driven by Walter
Maben to beat the record of 1888, and
made ii in 1925.
The trotting 2:15 class was one of the
most holly contested events of The day.
Chris Smiths mare She was strong favor
tie, but broke badly in each of the fouS
heats. This caused revolution among
her hackers. although she managed to win
two of the heats by grand stand finishes.
The race is IN finished. Adelaide Simmons
and She each won two heats. She is still
favori;e at $40 to SIS
In the trotting race. 2:21 class, Manning
was favorite at $50 to 81 on Dexter and SIS
on the field. Buffers gelding won three
straight heats easily, and George Dexter
aud Trumont, which is Mann's Oregon
horse, had lively brush for second place.
Unfinished race, pacing. 1880 class; purse 500.
c. II. Corey's b. N. Laura NJ. by Al
mont Patchen-Lady Fay (Corey).... 8 65l1l
f. NJ. Burkholder's br. g. Wait a Little
george Poihem1s Seymour wilkes.
by Guy Wilkes Early Bird (Dona-
r. man GlTdi: b m. f6:ra, BY Al6ron- dis
eertTieh's B. h. McGintiy;' wan Box : 'O
H e1rea1 l.. m. Eli ieimany
Time on four heats paced to-day: 2:171z-
2;l612-2:1312-Z:24
Trotting. twO-year-Olds, free-for-aII; purse
NJ. :. severances Oh. +. Labee. by sydney
san Mat e farms Last Chance tRo;ersj
Time. 2:2s1a-2:2s15-2:25
Trotting, three-year ods; purse $500.
Chino ranch's ch. (. Nellie w. by woolSey-
San Mateo farms kaVenscroft CRogeisj
NJ. s. Severances br. (. Bet Madison, by John
Madison Betsy 1rotwood (Maben). ........23 8
Silver Bow stock farms oh. 6. Silver Note, by
Silver Bow-Maud Singleton (wllliamS) "a
Time-2:-Z1D-Z;22
Trotting, 80 class; purse 500.
j.. A : urk's b. s. IietaIn. by Anteo- Eveline
r0i Ss%GG' T. lockwood by wocdan:.
Nutwood (Helman). Observation-Disclosures 122
Time. 3:2812-2 :25la-2 :25 1a-2 :23I2.
Trotting. Pals class: purse $1,000 (unnnished).
X. ID. wise's b. m. Adelaide simmons, by
simmons Adelaide (PattisOn). ...... 2l4l
Chris Smiths b. IN. She. by Abbotsford-
Beauty (AlVlso). .....-.....-.- -----.......
j. A. Dustn's Oh. g. Shylock (Dustin) 49,. 2 2
Z. o. FoX's cb. $. Chancellor, by Bismarck
' Time. 2:iS5:.a:i5.-2:ii7ii1.a:i5si. .
Trotting, 2:21 class, purse $500.
J. II. Buffers b. z. Manning, by Messenger
Cbief-Jewell (Sulivan). -.-..-...... mill
p. j. Mann's blk &. Trumont, by Altamont-
Minnie lindsey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
River View stock farms George Dexter, by
Dexter Prince Nellie ct. K eating) ......... 3
Paio Alto stock farms b. IN. Bonnibel
tMaDehI -;....''''''''''.'--...''..
G. +. Marey's Jennie June.............-......3 )
lime. 2:lsA-2:1s$4-2:lo
Maud Fowler and Rex distanced.