The herald., 1894-09-05
FLYERS At FLEETWOOD PARK.
One Old-Fashioned Redhot
Race.
Several Uninteresting One-Sided
Contests.
Events at tho Indianapolis and Wilson
Tracks-The Running Turf.
Robert j. Two-Min-
ute Horse
By the Associated Press,

6y the AbkOc1hteu fIess,
New York, Sept. 4.-The second day
OF the Grand Circuit meeting at Fleet
wood park resulted in two one-aided,
one uninteresting procession and one
old-fashioned red hot race. In the 2:14
class, Ora Wilkes was favorite on the
field. Miss Ida was believed to be hia
possibly dangerous contestant. Ora
Wilkes was heavily backed and he con.
tinued the favorite after Miss Ida bad
won the first heat, the driver of the
black stallion not having tried to win
as yet. In the second round Goldsmith
made brilliant drive with Ora Wilkes,
but the mare once more won. trotting in
2:12A over track by no means
fast. This appeared to decide thu
rrace. Miss Ida now became Big
favorite and was heavily played by the
former hackers of Ora Wilkes, in the
hope OF saving their money, and no
body expected any ything Of Fannie Will
COX or Charley o., who had brought
up in the rear in the first two heats.
But Miss Ida could not repeat third
time, and when John Shillinglaw chal-
lenged her with his Fannie Wilcox che
made third break and eettled back.
beaten. The bay mare from New
England won the next two heats and
the race without difficulty.
Trotting, 2:lS class. purse $1,000
Ralph Wilkes won in straight heats; (;
time, 2:16R, 2:151a. 2:l619.. Nellie
Howard, Qoery and seven others also
started.
Trotting, 2:14 class-Fannie Wilcox
won third, fourth and filth heats; time,
2:13, 2:1454, 2:144. Miss Lids won
first and second heats; time, 2:l332,
2:1234. Ora Wilkes and two others also
started.
Trotting, 2:40 closs-Redbud won in
straight heats; time, 2:l7M,. 2:l9,
2:1S4. Marstone c., Limoncio and
three Others also started.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 4-The second
days racing of the fall meeting of the
Indianapolis Driving club was pulled off
under a threatening sky, which kept
the crowd down to about 1900. The
rain of last night made the track heavy.
Two.year-old pace, 2 :45 class, stake
$6OO-Marietta Wilkes won second and
fourth heats and race; time, 2:1914.
2:241a; Phenomenon third heat In
2:2l15; Ben's Miefit won first in 2:194
Luella Shaw also started.
The 2:20 class pace, $1000-T. N. B.
won third, fourth and fifth heats and
race; time, 2:15, 2:171s. 2:164; Annie
d. won first and second; time, 2:1214,
1:123d. Freeland, Pat, Murphy and
Att also started.
2:16 trot (unfnished). purse $500
Cnbit took second and third heats in
2:11A and 2:1214 Piletta fifth in 2 :l614 +;
Nina Medium fourth in 2:l4; Alsippi
frat in 2:1414. Eight others were also
in the race.
2:3O pace, purse $60O-Harry X. won
second, third and fourth heats and race
time. 2;1614, 2:234, 2:204. Ella G.
first in 2;2354. Cantab and three others
also started.
AT WINDSOR, ONT.
DETROIT. Sept. 4.-Windsor's racing
track was never in better condition than
at the opening OF the fall trotting meet
ing this afternoon.
The 2 :35 class, purse $500, pacing
Billy G. won second, third and fifth
heats in 2:20, 2:2034, 2:254. Pocs-
hontas Prince won the fourth in 2:19I.
Sir Rae won the first in 2:24l4, but was
distanced in the fourth. Jim Corbett
and five others also started.
Trotting, 2:15 class, purse $500. o.
u. won second, third and fourth heats
in 2:1514, 2:l6 and :1S. Red Line won
first In 2:1714. Alphinglon, Chloe and
Wilkes also started.
Esca went to beat 80 in two heats,
making it in 2:3414 and 2:251a.