The record-union., 1894-09-18
Salisbury Reinstated in the Ma
tional Trotting Association.
HAD THE CONSENT OF THE JUDGES
TO REMOVE EXPRESSIVE
LaBelle Lowers the Two-Y ear-Old
Race Record at stockton, Going the
Second Heat in 2:I6 3-4-Results of
the Races on Eastern Tracks.
speciaI to the REcoRp-UNIoN.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
LEXINGTON (Ky.), Sept. 17.-Major P.
p. Johnston, President of the National
Trotting Association, which suspended
Monroe Salisbury for taking the mare
Expressive from the Fleetwood Driving
Park, has just issued notice of reinstate-
ment based on the affidavit by L. Nc
Henry, the driver, that Salisbury re-
ceived the consent of the judges before
removal.
RACING AT STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, Sept. 1.-THE first days
racing of the Stockton Fair had the usual
attendance. but betting was light The
authorities held against book makers dur
ing the day, and refused to allow them to
do business. so the betting was confined
TO pool-selling. This evening the law
officers found there was no statute or city
ordinances against book making, and an
enterprising "bookie'' has opened busi-
ness in an uptown saloon, selling on to-
morrow's races. The event of the day
was the two-year-old trot, in which tie
Sidney filly, La Belle, owned by Mrs.
Severance, won two straight heats in 2:lSt
and 2:l63, making the two fastest heats
ever trotted in a race by -year-olds
and the fastest coast time for that age.
La Belle was first and Athanio second
in both heats, Last Chance distanced in
first heat.
Six furlongs. handicap, purse 5000,
dead heat between Oracle 5. and Emma
d., Howard third, Ricardo fourth.
Time-l:15.
The last race was pacing for district
horses OF 2:40 class. Archie, by Dexter
Prince, won in three straight heats.
Time-2:294, 1921, 2:34. Arkansaw, by
MI Inv
Hawthorne, distanced.
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE track was
heavy at Latonia. One mile, Excelsior
won, Pirate second, Equator third.
Time-l:474.
Mile and seventy yards. Philopene won,
Philora second, Eli third. Time-1:50$.
Five and half furIongs, Repeater won,
Mercury second, Insomia third. Time
1:l44.
Four and half furlongs, Marie Shrive
won, Silver Roll second, Aunt Tabitha
third. Time-0:56A.
One mile, Remorse won, Ataman Sec
ond. Adelante third. Time-l:474.
Four and a half furlongs, Toloache
won, Seville second, Aimee Goodwin
third. Time-0:5S4.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE (Ill.), Sept. I7.-One mile,
Fiction won, Foley second, Jennie w.
third. Time-1:49.
Six fGrlongs, Diggs won, Senator Irby
second. Glee Boy third. Time-l:l91.
Mile and quarter, Woolsey won,
Hawthorne second, La Gascon third.
Time-2:l64.
Five furlongs, Martha Griffin won,
Tremor second, Joe Mack third. Time
1:073.
Six furlongs, Marinetti won, Southern
Lady second, Prince Regret third. Time
-1:l44.
Six furlongs, Innovation won, Verge
Dor second, South Park third. Time
Ills.
AT GRAVESEND.
NEW YORK, Sept 17.-AG Gravesend
the best race of the day was the Clinton
Stakes. Lightfoot, Pocahontas and Bel
dimere finished in a drive in that order
Kentingerna pulled up bleeding, and
Hanna could not run up to her spring
form. Banquet won the Woodlawn Handi.
cap.
Five furlongs, Kennett won, Nicolini
second, Enchanter, third. Time-I:02
Six furlongs, Little Billy won, Derfar.
gilla second, Discount third. Time-I:l44
Clinton Stakes, mile and sixteenth
Lightfoot won, Pocahontas second, Beldj.
mere third. Time-I:5l1.
Woodlawn Handicap, mile and five.
sixteenths, Banquet won, Faraday second
Hornpipe third. Time-1:54.
Mile and an eighth, EInin Bey won
Live Oak second, Prince Karl third
Time-l:553.