The record-union., 1894-08-15
Azote Trots ly Mile and an
Eighth In Race on the Terre
Haute TRACK s:12 = Two Sur
prises Sprung at Rochester Re-
suits of the Races at Jerome Park,
East St. Louis, San francisco and
WILLOW
kECORD-UNION.

representative and Ducat IN ABOUT equaI
favorites. George Beck and Train, two
lightweights, took up the running at the
flag. Lamplighter at this point was
fourth, and Yo Tambien fifth. They
came in the stretch in about the same or
der, and after they had Strengthened out
Martin brought in Y oTambien and won
by half length. Prince of Monaco. al
though a strong favorites for the Mel
bourne stakes, was beaten by Lissack in
whata ppeared to be an easy drive.
One mile. Chattanooga won, Hydera-
bad second, Inman third. Time, 1:43.
Six and half furlongs, Henry of
Navarro won, Potentate second, Lake
Shore third. Time l:23.
Seven furlongs, Lissack won, Prince
of Monaco second, Brsto third. Time,
1:29.
Mile and an eighth, Yo Tambien won,
Ducat second, Lamplighter third. Time,
l:543.
six furlongs. Tom Skidmore won.
Clementine second, Leonard third.
Time, l:27.
Five and half furlongs, Trophy won.
Doorga second, Hollywood third. Time,
1891.
GOOD TIME CONSIDERING THE TRACK.
TERRE HAUrE Qnd.), Aug. H. = A
heavy downpour of rain left the track in
bad shape, and every mile was done on
the outside, the horses going fully one
mile and an eighth. This considered, the
first mile Of Azote in the 2:20 trot was
phenomenal, and the best judges declare
it was as good as 2:06, had it been on
smooth track. The 2:25 trot, unfinished
from Monday, made the programme
long ago, and the S4,000-stake race for
foals of 1890 was carried over until to-
morrow, as was also the unfinished 2:l0
trot.
Two-twenty-six trot, $1,000, continued
from yesterday, Red Bird won the first,
fourth and eighth heats and the race.
Woodstock, Kate Caffery, Silverdale,
Sam Weller, Item, Gertrude and Elect
ant also started. Best time. 2:l7.
Two-twenty-five trot, purse $1,000, We
nita Wilkes won in three straight heats
in 2:274, 2:26 and 2:261. Quality, Loami.
Daisy Ii. and Fanny Wilson also started.
Two-twenty-eight trot, purse, 81, 800,
Baron Dillon won. Lemone, Annie M c.
Gregor, Norvin N, Clayton, Altivo, Sill
yer Ore and John Hackett also started.
Best time, 2:24.
Two-twenty trot, purse $500 (unfin-
ished), Pamlico won the second and third
heats, Azote won the first. Lord Clinton,
Muta Wilkes and William Penn also
started. Time, PIP, 2121, 2:l5 l-5.
AT ROCHESTER,.
RoCH ESTER On. ", Aug. 1.-two sur
prises were sprung to-day. In the first
race Joe III. was distanced and Ella Eddy,
who came down from Buffalo fresh with
laurels of her seven-heat victory, was
picked as the winner. She landed the
first heat amid the cheers of the crowd,
but failed to win another. After Ella
Eddy came the thinner horse, Bessie
Hall, and after she failed in her attempt,
Bulger could not drive out Daisy Des-
pain, who captured the next three heats.
2:20 class, pacing, Daisy Despair won,
Ella Eddy second. Judge Sterling. Bessie
Hall, Ferndale, Abele. Lucy ii. and Joe
II. also started. Best time. by Ella Eddy,
2:13.
2:15 class, trotting. Dandy Jim won,
Cobweb second. Maud c., Billy A..
Aunt Delilah, Edith, Mode and Aline
also started. Best time, 2:1l4.
2:30 class, trotting, Red Bud won in
three straight heats in 2:20, 2:l74, 2:2l.
Lime Rose second.
AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, Aug. 14.-Six furlongs.
Pactolus won, My Gyp second, Shelly
Tuttle third. Time, LII.
Mile and sixteenth, Harry Stone
won, Little Mac second. Time, 1:54.
Half mile, Crew won, Midstar second,
Metropolis third. Time, 0:49.
One mile, Lochinvar won, Sayon Sec
ond. Baby third. Time. 1:47.
Six furlongs, Jennie A. won, Eta r
second, Monotony third. Time. 1:l9.
Titan course, Pochino won, Armitage
second, Halton. third. Time, 1:22.
AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-Five fur
longs, Maberding won, Silent second,
Pearl Moon third. Time, 1:051.
-Four and half furlongs, Courtney
won, Rialto second. Big Rough third.
Time. 0:584.
Five and half furlongs, Volens won,
Arthur second, Wrestler third. Time,
1:l4.
Six furlongs, Morton won. Oliver
Twist second. Irish Pat third. Time,
1:l84.
Five and half furlongs, Ivanhoe won,
Davozac second, Galatha third. Time,
l:121.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. H.-Pacing, g.
year-olds, Ketchun won in three
straight heats. Touchet second, Butte,
Cora S. and Prince Nutwood distanced.
Time, 2:20-2:24-
Trotting, $40 class, Marion won in
straight heats, Deboral second, Dan
Brown third, Eva M. distanced. Time.
2:241-2:24-2:2l.
lrOIIlER, Z.Zt CLASS, one won III StrdlSnt
heats, Prince Wood second, Alert third.
Chloe, King of the Ring, Leonore,
Tompo and Alviso also started. Time,
2.19-2:20-2:20l.
Trotting, 2:20 class, Bay Rum won the
fourth, fifth and seventh heats, Fallacy
the third and sixth, Doodle the first
and second. Chancellor, George Dexter,
Daylight, Nutwood, Wilkes and Maud
Fowler also started. Time, 2:20-2:20-
2:2l-2:194-2:2l-2:2l4- 4-2:26.
AT WILLOWS.
WILLOWS, Aug. 1.-the races opened
to-day. Two-forty trot, Palermo won in
three straight heats, john w. second
Nellie Bly, distanced in the first heat
Time, 2:294-2::22444-2:25.
In the 2:40 pace Waldo was conceded
first money without starting. Surprise
took the first heat. Eagle second, Victor
s., third. Time, 2:264. Second heat,
Eagle first, Surprise second, Victor S.
third. Time, 2:244. The third and fourth
heats were taken by Surprise in 2:24l and
2::25, Eagle second Victor S. third.
FAST TRoTTER.
BUTTE (Montl, Aug. 14.-Robbie p,
owned by Ed. Pyle of Grand Island,
Neb., broke the worlds record for