The record-union., 1894-09-11
snecial 10 t,ne RrcoRp-uN1oN.

LurILndn monroe SALISBURY was IO-udy
expelled from the trotting turf by John
d. Barry, Henry Hughes and Thomas
Egbert. judges of the postponed 2:l6
race, which brought the Grand Circuit
trotting meeting in New York to a close.
The offense for which this severe meas
ure was meted out as punishment was
Mr.. Salisbury's alleged removal of the
trotting mare Expressive from the Fleet
wood track without the permission of
the judges. Expressive started in the
2:16 class race which was begun on Fri
day last, two heats being trotted before
darkness came on to cause postponement.
The mare was heavily backed as favor
ite, and her chances to win were regarded
as extremely good, although Strontia
won the first heat and Judge Austin beat
her in the second. When she was taken
away from the track on Saturday night
her hackers were left in the lurch, as the
bets stood just the same as If the mare
was on hand 10 trot it out. Thousands OF
dollars were thus lost, without giving the
bettors show for their money.
II was too wet to call the race upon
Saturday, and an effort was made to
bring about compromise among the
horsemen concerned by which the
money would be divided and the race de-
clared of. Every ybody agreed TO this eX-
cept the owner OF Judge Austin, who felt
confident OF winning the race. The race
was carried over until to-day. The
owner OF Expressive had an engagement
for his mare in Terre Haute this week,
and he wanted TO get away from New
York at once. He therefore shipped
Expressive along with his other horses,
and she did not respond to the harness.
ing bell for the unfinished race to-day.
The judges declared her ruled out for
non-appearance, and after the conclusion
of the contest they took the spectators
breath away by announcing that Monroe
Salisbury stood expelled from all
National Association tracks, the claim
being made that Salisbury openly defied
the rules ofthe turf, as we'll as the judges
of the meeting, by taking his mare from
the track when she was legally in the
hands of the officials.
1t was reported yesterday that Henry
Hughes had admitted that he had con-
scented to Salisbury's Withdrawing EX
pressiYe alter the postponement Satur-
day evening. This Hughes denies.
The race was won by Judge Austin,
who fairly out-trotted Rose Leaf and the
others in both heats, making new
record of2:l24.
Salisbury controls the prospective
Queen of the Turf, Alix (Z:054), who is to
trot at Terre HaUte this week. He also
owns Azote (2:091), Directly (2:l04) and
many other famous trotters and PAGERS.
Summaries:
Judge Austin won the second and
third heats. Strontia won the first heat.
Time, l44-2:I5-2:l24-2:l28. Expressive
was ruled out. First two heats were
troJted September 7th. Rose Leaf, Jessie
Hanson and three others also started.
AT GRAvEsEND.
NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-It was expected
that few would agree to meet Stonenell
at Gravesend to-day in the Speculation
stakes at SIX furlongs, and that only three
started, with odds of one to four against
the Dwyer horse, was no surprise. His
victory was an easy one, and in the fast
time of lilo In the Ocean View handi-
cap Patrician was at odds on favorite,
while the other starters were all about the
same price. The flag fell to good start.
At the turn Sir Excess went up into the
lead, and in so doing crossed in front ol
Patrician, knocking him out OF his stride.
Then came a driving finish between Sir
Excess and Dutch Skater, and at the end
the Judges could not separate them. and
gave it a dead heat, with the favorite
third. The stakes were divided.
Mile and a sixteenth, Judge Morrow
won. Harry Alonzo second, Jack Rose
third. Time, 1:503.
Speculation stakes. six furlongs, Stone
nell won, True Penny second, Jack o.
Spades third. Time 1:l5.
Ocean View handicap, mile and fur
long, Dutch Skater and Sir Excess dead
heat, Patrician third. Time, 1:563.
Five and a half furlongs, Weinberg
won, Lady Violet second, Genette Ed.
wards third. Time, l:09.
Five and half furlongs, Nanki Poe
won, Sir Dixon second, Neodah third
Time, 1:093.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-The closing
day OF the fall meeting of the grand cir.
cult opened at Point Breeze track to-day
with an originally good card, which was
badly scratched.
Two-twenty- nine trotting-Sallie Sim
mons won in straight heats, Miss Raphael
second, Perrited third. Time, 2:204-
2:243-2:24.
rwo-twenty trotting. Bingham HOUSE
stakes, $1,000; Dodgeville won ia straight
heats in 2:2S, 2:l44 and 2:l63. Catherin,
Ley burn was second and Romola third
Two others also started.
Two-twenty-three pacing, A AbbotWi e
won in straight heats. Time, 2:1S-2:l l.
2:l43. Judge Sterling, Budd Doble anC
three others also started.
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI. Sept 1Q.-Forty horses on
of seventy-one entries started on th
I4atonia track to-day.
Six furlongs. Mollie B. won, Mr. Dun
Ian second. Hinton third. Time, l:l91
Six and q half furlongs, Potentate won
Henry Young second, Clara Bauer third
Time, l:25l.
Five furlongs, Lady Buchanan won
Sevilla second, Hindoo's Dream third
Time, l:07.
Six furlongs, Ed. Garland won. Yeme
second, Promenade third. Time, l:l94.
AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Sept. 10.-Results at East 81
Louis: Three-quarters of a mile, Lad.
Lister won, Turk second, Bessie LIE
third. Time, 1:214.
Three-quarters of mile, Mollie Kin
won, Flax ewood second, Sam v. third
Time, I:23.
Thirteen-sixteenths of mile, Harold
inc won, Pebble Rock second, Veva
third. Time, l:273.
One mile. san Bias won, Joe Courtne
second, Liberty Bell third. Time. 1:50.
Three-quarters OF mile, Cbartreus
won, Miss Minnie second, Vida THIRD
Time, l:2l1.
AT HARLEM.
HARLEM ull.), Sept. l0.-Six furlongs
Marion q. won, The Distiller second
Shenandoah third. Time. l:l9.
Mile and furlong, Sull Ross won, n
Luck second. Rey del Mar third. Time
SIN Six fnrlones. Elise won, Highlan
second, Libertine third. Time. l:l9.
one mile, Dick Behan won, Marco
second, Captive third. Time. l:5l4.
One mile, Little Cripple won, Mace
second. Damask third. Time, 1:4S2.
RACES POSTPONED.
DETROIT (Mich.), Sept. l0.-The race
seneduled Tor to-day at Windsor wel
rostponed until tomorrow. on accouI
of a heavy track.
WILL rI TEMPORARILY REINSTATED.