The record-union., 1894-10-10
Special to the RECORD -uN1ox.

1AleRO VI ILLC iNSHluChy LOT EDro9-
year-olds, which was trotted this after
noon in the presence of 5000 people. The
weather was clear and cool, with slight
wind. The track was very fast. Ofnine
three-year-ol that faced the flag, Ewer's
chestnut filly Benzetta by Onward, dam
by Harold, was the favorite over the field.
She was unlucky enough to draw the
outside position, and acted so badly in
the excessive ricocheting that it looked
as if her driver would never get her
away. Coming down for the fifteenth
time be got her steady, and although she
got off in the last bunch, before a fur
long was trotted she was mistress of the
situation. Rich in mbletOnian blood,
her gait was pure and faultless, and with
out being struck lick she swept past
her field Of brilliant youngsters, and boz
fore the half-mile pole was reached she
was leading two full lengths. She was
never in the trouble, and came home an
easy winner, with four lengths to spare.
The second and third heats were simply
professions, and Benzetta won the race
easily. The speedy bay colt Futurity, by
HindoO Wilkes, and the colt Axonite, by
AXtell, made pretty fight in the second
and third heats for the $4,000 second
money. The unfinished 2:26 class from
cleverly.
Two-sixteen class. trotting, purse $500,
Josie Allen won the second and third
heats. Time-2:174, 2:19. Ollie X. won
the first heat. Iime-2:2O. Prince Ed
sail, Dick Richmond and six others
started
Two-fourteen class, trotting, purse
$1,000, Token won the fourth, tifth and
sixth heats and the race. Time-2:174,
PIG, 2:I58. Billy Bolton won first and
second heats. Time-2:l53, 2:144. Wistful
won third heat Time-2:I58. Answer,
Courier and four others also started.
kentucky Futurity, valued at S3l, $50,
for three-year-olds. worth S22. 43O to the
winner, BenZetta won in three straight
heats. Hme-2:I64, 2:l54, 2:l43. Futurity,
Celaya, AXonite, Nellie A., Lyric All
koran and Bill Parks also started. Nor
vandine was drawn.
Two-eighteen, pacing. purse So, 900, un-
finished, -Pattie ID. won the first and sec
ond heats in 2:l33, ZIG. Cantab, Allan
c., Garlic D., Dood Pete sBright Light,
Tom Shirley, Hylie T. and Chestnut kurr
also started.
MORRIS PARK RACES.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The chief features
of the racing to-day at Morris Park were
Maid Marian's five furlongs record and
the victory OF Blackhawk in the handi-
cap at five furlongs, at odds ranging from
10O to 200 to l, while as high as 800 to l
was laid by one or two venturesome
bookies. Jack of Spades was the tavorite
at Z to 3, with Declare, John Cooper and
Peacemaker about second choice. One
man IL particular was much excited
when the result was announced, for he
had bet 500 to win $500. Several were
seen who had secured POO to l for small
amounts, and one man was gleefuIly
cashing ticket calling for 81, 200 for S3.
Five turlongs, Maid Marian won, Hugh
Penny second, lola third. Time--0:564.
Six furlongs, Sufficient won, Sabrino
colt second, April Fool third. Time-I:10I.
Six furlongs. Magian wen, Brandy
wine second, Helma third. Time-I:l04
Five furIongs, Blackhawk won, Jack
OF Spades second, Peacemaker third.
Time-0:5S.
One mile, Live Oak won, Adelbert Sec
ond, Victorious third. Time-I:393.
One mile, Setauket won, Luster Sec
ond, Restraint third. Time-l:394.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-The Latonia track
was fast. Mile and twenty yards, Sem
per Lex won, Crevasse second, The Iron
master third. Time-l:44.
One mile, Philopena won, Judith Sec
ond, Bankas' Daughter third. Time
1:434.
Mile and sixteenth, Plutus won.
Promenade second, Orinda third. Time
1:434.
Thirteen-sixteenths OF a mile, Miss
Lily won, Rightmore second, Envy
third. Tme-l:22.
Five furlongs, Borsie won, ErstwhiIe
second, Lottie Alto third. Time-1:O33.
AT HARLEM.
HARLEM (Ill.), Oct. 8.-Six furIongs.
Silvan won, Miss Rowletta second, Flor
ence Dickey third. Time-I:l53.
Mile and sixteenth. VuIture won. Sly
Lisbon isecond, Montella third. Time
l:49I.
Five and half furlongs, Philomena
won, Miss Ada second, Mas third. Time
LOB.
Mile and sixteenth, Watterson won.
Fakir second, Dungarven third. Time
1:49.
Five and half furlongs, Tim Murphy
won, David second, Cold Bug third.
Time-1:0S.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 9.-Four furlopgs
and fifty yards, Bill Arp won, Carmen
cita second, Little Hope third. Time
0:55!.
Four furlongs, Brown Dick won, Rab-
bit second, Moscow third. Time-O:5Ol.
Six furlongs, Hesperia won, Jardine
second, Billie Roller third. Time-I:3S3.
Five furlongs, Jack McGrady won,
Southerner second, Prospect third. Time
los.
Five furlongs, Murphy won. Billie
Duncan second, Viola third. Tilne-0:5la.
AT SAN ANDREAs.
SAN ANDREAs, Oct. 9.-The second an
nllal fair of Calaveras County is being
held here.
Trotting, $40 class, Myrlin won, Belle
Packer second, Dutch John distance1.
Best time-2:374.
Running, one mile, Sleepy Jack won in
l:50.
Running, six furlongs, Emma d. won,
May Day second. Time-l:20I.
AT SANTA ANA.
SANTA ANA, Oct. 9.-The races opened
here to-day. Half mile, Hueneme won,
Lottie Collins second, Potehema third.
Time-0:50l.
Mile and a sixteenth, Pescador won,
Montalvo second, Naicho B. third. Time
-1:503.
Trotting, 3-year-olds, Neernut won,
Daisy Wood second, Kitty Mack third.
Best time-2:27.
Pacing, 2:l9 class. Waldo j. won in
straight heats, Rory O'Moore second, Or
linda Richmond third. Best time-2. I6A.
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