New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-15
DOWN GO PACING RECORDS.
ROBERT J. SETS A NEW MARK
HE PAGES A MILE IN 2OlM AT TERRE
HAUTE.
CARBONATE CUTS A SECOND OFF THE TWO
YEARoID PACING RECORD. AND JOE
parcHEN REDUCES THAT OF Stall
LIONS ny A SECOND AND
QUARTER-2:oih THE BEST


LIONS ny A SECOND AND
QUARTER-2:o.A THE BEST
AIIX COULD DO.
Terre Haute Ind Sept li.-Ths was the greatest
record breaking day ever seen on track Tonight
every one Is wearing a long riDpon with the new
record miles printed upon 1t. Robert }. paced a
mile in 20lis, Carbonate lowered the two-year-old
pacing record from 2:O to 200. John r. Gentry made
the stallion record for PAGERS 203a4. and did so in
race Directly tied Carbonate's record OF 2lo Tor
two-year-old PAGERS. made earlier In the week. joe
Patchen paced a mile in 20i. beating the sta'hoh
record OF 2o5, which held good until earlier In the
day. when Gentry set the new marx. ana sweet
| little AK" trotter second mile IN ZViie'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BEGUN.
Early in the day the weather was sultry' threat
ening rain. the track was fast ana the horseS an
nounced for record miles In irst-class condi-
| ton Flylng lib was cranker than usual this
| noon and after several bad attempts to get away
| the Braden and Gentry horses were sent away
with Jlb dancing 100 yards back OF the wire. 10
| the quarter the two contestants were going TO-
gethcr In 0:s and at the half Gentry was hah-
! which was made in 1914. McHenry drove Gentry
to lead of half -lengh They came around ., or
| e;eers gave up hope with Braden. seeing which
Mcicnry logged o IN win dr SSy In !" the mex, heat
| the two went away slowly. reached the quarter In
FAX a as as tenn IN the in rs Seat ,oay Gentry took
| the lead at the thrcc-quarters. which was passed
IN ana centre was taking his time in EOS The
third heat was exactly IKE me o ote' '"o' eN''
that the time was IA slow as ZV''.
ROBERT US GREAT EXPLOIT.
I, was 800 when Robert J. started to beat his own
record OF 2Noik The king made bad break In the
second scoring but got away well In the centre OF
tho track on the th,vd attemr. Il seen that he
was a, his best, and when the quarter was caught
at O3Os.. hope was strong. The runner VINO was
making the pace Alongside near the ha.f'
which was made in lDo'. and the s."" peope broke
into cheers The thrce-quarters was reached IN
so,. making the middle haf OF the mile In the
phenomenal time OF 59lz seconds. or at the rate pt
$50 lie came home strong. and went uhler ,r-
wire with the apparen, Of his first quarter
The time, 2Ni-. was put up AZ oh.s. ,,, -, .h
The cheering which began with the sight OF 'ae
figures had not ceased when tieers am paok 10
the wire with the Hamlin entry The irar H.; was as
covered with people some OF mem cuus mn In Wy
/ on their shoulders and carried him 10 the renee
in front Of the Eran'ssnd wh're aT' announcs
The record made, and the people again broke ior''
soon afterward Joe Patchen was brought out He
was 10 ~ gent beat the stallion pacing record OF
day lie went the nrst quarter In 30'a, the half
sci. VI 9 tue '''' yum " " ~
AIIX COULD NOT BEAT 2:0t
Al,x made a 2.Ors mile. She not equal TO the
| task OF lowering e. She acted badly In starting
| and the good Judges Of horse racing" saw that
! perhaps the racing queen was being asked to 90
/ too much. She went TO the quarter In V'Si2'
half-seconI faster than on Wednesday when she
| was scared by some dirt. 10 the halt IN IVA
Nancy Iankss time on the same track two years
/ ago. and alf-seconi faster than shr atrlNtL
there two DAYS ago. She won't 10 the mira quarter
In 90. iust she did on the other Occasion. . h
she could not come home fast enough W men a,'e
OH was shown there was not ripir OF ny. ~
mare considering what she has been counted upon
to DO this year. but the crowd was unapptecna.inr
Direct, vent to beat the 2lo mile made by ths.iH0-
ycar-old pacing cot Carbonate the Other Jay. wnch
record maze by directly tew weeks ago but he
cou.l IL no better than tie the new record.
CARBONATE \ SECOND IDOL
Later n the afternoon Carb9nate was sent - beat
his own 80 and M It 80 Aanison".y tha next
:, Rober, j. be was the Idol OF the day AT the
ars. Quarter the watches caught 0si.. and Il was
f.nreI that Jack" curry was sending him TOO last
C;eers with the runner. came up with him at the
haif IN loJ'. ami the 207 gait was Thought 10 be
crowd!ng ne gray colt 70 fas; that h. could not ~,
was passed in Ia AMI he came under the wire j"
ISe Pa,chcn's 9oi Is ne fourth 2oi mile over n
2"i track Masro,. Nancy Hanks AMI AK have IN"
yare were unfinished and with the free all trot.
are on the programme for tomorrow morning sum
marlcs.
rpEE ToR-Arf. PACE-PtRsE 5000. Diminished from
ycsteriAy)
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ia. N rf,i5n' b. h.. by urowa liai kat laien
vrag. Farm. Aul.ra. y =. 'd'rrs'........' T..
Time 2"' 2"a.. 2cd. 2O''.
81. TRor -pr.RsE sico Unfinished from Yesterday
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M lem Nelson w. ' II NJ ty Sorrols iassrr Richard
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CLARKE HORSE REVIEW REPRESENTATIVE
STAKE STATIONS PURSE SEQ. Two ont q
three heats
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wood r q s'enc g. T,;. ,i,,c sorac;,~
i r. iiarrine,on. r.ushkeep'ic. y Y darlington ,
silurian h. T. 80 n,~''n , ,
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u,urion ra,chcn :. a.. by bourbon Wilkes
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p5ssa wt II Ii ni p S5c. 4srrt '1 msu s
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aurora X = ,,, %cors dam nnraced
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'ion'a'" blk :: r,n Ma 2a,y' 2:il. 2'ic.
SPECIAL TO BEAT 2.o2s
Rorcr, j. h. g. by Hartford Geraldine. Village Farm
"''1 Tim. hy quar,crs-o5oa. i:coF.. i:s" 2oi's
TO BEAT 2oi.
All, b m. by raronasc atlanta. Monroe Salisbury.
'i'a T n,o" ~ anarters io2. il 2:c's
TO BEAT 2io- Two-yEAR-oLD PACING RECORD
Carbonate Dr. c. by superior Matte IL hy iron ,
iukc dubois Bros 81. curry.
Time by quarerr-o:3ls l;C3s l''' "a"
TO BEAT -TwO-YEAR-oLD PACING RE'otp'
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Soitsi,ry plnafanton COL iMcI)ow"ll
~ Time by qunrcrs--O:33 20 l:3O's 2'lo
REiR-ADMIRAL EDWARD Y. NCdtLEf DEAD
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