The record-union., 1894-08-23
Directly Easily Wins the Two
Year-0ld Pacing Race.
CARBONATE BEATEN AN EIGHTH OF
A MILE IN THE FIRST HEAT.
The Californian Equals the Best Time
for a PAGER of His Age-Racing
Events at Petaluma. Saratoga,
Hawthorne, Butte and jerome
nark-wheeImen's Meet at Kansas
City-Lawn Tennis at Newport, Il. 1.
tf fhe RECORD-UNTON.


spe !. te the REcoRD-UNToN.
CaI 80, Aug. 22.-The match between
le tw, -year-old PAGERS Directly and Car
onate at Washington Park this after
noon proved no contest at all, except the
effort that Directly made to be beat rec
ord time Carbonate was beaten an eighth
of mile in the first heat, thus distancing
her, The son of Direct moved
around the circuit as smoothly as the
electric launches glided about on the
lagoon on the fair grounds. Mcdowell
looked back, saw that Carbonate was out
of it, and determined to go for the rec
ord, coming down the stretch at terrific
pace. There was some disagreement
among the timers, but finally 2:l2 was
hung out. This is just equal to Buffalo's
record, which was the fastest ever made
by two-year- and confirms the lnl-
preston there made that Directly was
the coming PAGER Of the age. None OF the
races were close for first place. To-mor-
row Directum goes against time. but ne
is said to be out of condition.
Breeders stakes, for 2:25 trotters, two
year-olds. purse $500, Lemone woa. in
three straight heats. Berry and Red Bird
also started. Time, 2:234-2:222-2:211
In the 2:30 trot, purse Sl,5O0, David b.
won in three straight heats. Sixty-six.
Cicerone and William Penn also started.
Time, 2:15-2:I44-2:l44.
Enterprise stake, for 2-year-old PAGERS,
purse 81 1000, Marietta Wilkes won in
straight heats. Tuley Wilkes and Hal
Douglas also started. Time, 2:2i3-2:204.
Interstate stakes, 4-year-old trotters,
2:25 class, purse $1,000, b. 7. b. won in
three straight heats. Expensive. Ono
Noqua. Baron Dillon, Bill Parks and
Norvin g. also started. Time, 2:l54-
2:l3!-2:l44.
Match, purse. $500, Directly won, Car
Donate distanced. Time, BIZ.
AT PErALUMA.
PErALUMA. Aug. 22.-Two-year- old
trotting, Princes won the second and
third heats, Auditor the first heat. Time,
2:3i4-2:26-2278.
Two twenty-five pace. Eric won the
third, fourth and seventh heats, Bay
Wood the second and sixth, and Dudley
the hrst and fifth. Dudley threw his
driver in the seventh heat and lost third
money. Time, 2;l5f-2:17-2:2l-2:1S-
2:17-2;1S-2:20.
Two twenty trot, won by Stanley in
straight heats. Abanteo, Lustre and SEN
ator l.. also started. Time, 2:2444-2:193-
2:204.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 22.-The track was
slow and the races uninteresting.
One mile. Rey El Santa Anita won,
Lake Shore second, Gallilee third. Time,
las.
Seven furlongs, Promenade won, Tus-
carora second, Blue Garter third. Time,
1:29?.
Five and half furlongs, Pepperel
won, Urania second, Campania third.
Time, 1:l0.
Five furlongs, Ross Mar won, Doorga
second, Enchanter third. Time, 1:04.
Seven furlongs, Rightmore won, Inno-
cent second, Dauntless third. Time,
1:29I.
Mile and nine sixteenths. six hurdles,
Bassanio won, Woodford second, Beau
Brummel third. Time, 3:02.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE Ill.). Aug. 22.-Six fur
lougs, julius won, Ernest L. second,
South Park third. Time, LII.
One mile, Senator Irby won, Orinda
second, Enthusiast third. Time, 1:424.
Four furlongs. Moilie r. won, Dora
Wood second, Noon third. Time. 0:49l.
Seven furlongs, Nephew won,. Early
Bird second, Dago third: Time, l;289.
Seven furlongs, The Kitten won, Kirk
over second, Theose third. Time, 1905.
Six furlongs, Frank Farmer won. Red
Glen second, Madge Dor third. Time,
1:I4i.
Mile and a sixteenth, four hurdles, Ar
genta won, Templemore second, BeliZa-
rius third. Time not taken.
AT BUTTE.
BUTTE. Aug. 22.-The short-enders won
four of the five races to-day.
Trotting, purse S400, Dan Velox won,
ii IL
2:l6l.
Pacing. purse S40O, Del Norte won,
Bonnie B. second, Brino Trix third. Sci
oto Girl fourth. Best time, 2.l7.
Half mile, Lark won, horde second,
Joe d. third. Time, :4S3.
Seven furlongs, Gilroy won, French
Lady second, Little Tough third. Time,
1901.
Three furlongs, Little James won, Car
third. Time, ;35.
AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK. Aug. 22.-Five and
half furlongs, Entire won, Emma second,
Cora third. Time. Ill.
Titan course, Governor Sheehan won,
Speculation second, Potentate third.
Time. l:2l4.
Five and half furlongs, Harry Reed
won, Tinge second, Lodi third. Time,
1:lO.
Titan course, match, Pochino beat Ar
mitage. Time, l:2l.
Titan course. Black Hawk won, Harry
Alonzo second. Solitaire third. Time,
LIZ.
ALIX AND DIRECTUM MATCHED.
PORTLAND (Me), Aug. 22-The owner
of Alix telegraphed President Barnham
of the Rigby track that if race could be
arranged between Alix and Directum for
a purse of $4,000 he would bring Alix
here. Barnham agreed to the $4,000
purse. and Directun's owner has also
agreed TO the terms. The race will come
OIL cbout Sentnm Der onth