The herald., 1894-09-19
EASTERN TURF EVENTS,
Some Fine Kacing at Gelesburg-Ths
Cunning Kacss.

Some Fine Racing at Gelesburg-Ths
Euunina Eaoss.
GALEsBuRG, ILL.,, Sept 18.-Four thousand
people saw fine racing on the new Galesburg
track today. Alix will go after the record to-
morrow afternoon
Three-year-olds 100 class, trotting, stakes
$1000-Onaqua won second, third and fourth
heats. Expressive won the first and fourth
heats Dentine also started. Time, 2:22,
2:1534, 2:20s4, 2:2,l4 2l7. Onaqua in the
last half of the fourth heat went the distance
in la531.
Three minute class trotting, stake $1,000
Authelia won first. third and sixth heats.
Lemonee won the second and fourth heats.
Miss Simmons won the fifth heat Five others
also star ed. Time, 2:18, 2:zc, 2:1S, 2:lss4,
The 2:21 class pace, stake $1,000, unfinished
.Barondale won second heat; Whirligg won
GRAvEsEED RESULTS
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Six furlongs-Hart
ford won, Dungennon second, Wedding Tour
third; time, 1.154.
Mile and quarter-Dutch Skater won. Vic
torious second; time, 21Ol4.
Five furlongs- s-Owlet won, Urania second
Golden Rod third; time, :02L.
Neptune stakes six furiongs-Nanki Poo
won, Tinge second, Kennel third; time
Mile-sir Excess won Little Matt second,
Coy sheehan third time, 1 IA.
Mile and sixteeuth-Leon Bridges won
Galloping King second, Judge Morrow third;
time, l:5llz.
THE COMING EVENT.
On Thursday there will be great triangular
duel between Clifford 1913 pounds BANQUET
119 pounds and Henry of Navarro ll2 pounds
at one and one-eighth miles, for n stake of
$1,000 each, with $4,000 added. This bids fair
10 De quite guessing race for the distance is
regarded as being furong too much for Cliff
lord ana furlong too short for Banquet,
whose, record at one and a-quarter miles is
yet unbroken. The great 3-year-old, Henry of
Navarro. has won at distances longer Than
this, but his race with Domino on Saturday
last was very conclusive evidence that nine
iuriongs IN good company was gruelling race
even for him. With the result of that race so
plain In memory. against the fastest 3-year.o old
America has ever produced, it would not be
astonishing If tue French kings namesake
were the favorite at the track on the day OF the
race.
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, Sept 1S.-Yhe attendance at
Latonia today, in spite of drizzling rain and
sloppy track, was about 30OO Two fayorites
won, and two second and third choices took
the other purses.
Seven furlCngs-Equator won. G. B. Cox sec
ond, Pirate K ing third; time, :S3
Mile and 20 yards-Say on won Clementine
second, Peytonia third; time, As
Four furlongs-Nalado won. Lillian G.
second, James third; time. 1882.
Five fur ongs-Curator won, ROYAL Spirit |
SECOND, Uncle Henry third; time, :O6
Judith third; time, 81.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAWTHORNE, Sept. 8.-Eleven-sixteenths of
mile-Leon's Last won, Cora second, Ocular
third; time, liza.
One mile-Diggs won, De Bracey second
Linda third; time, 46.
Mile and one-sixteenth My Luck won. Pat
trick second, Fakir third, time, :54X.
Seven furlongs--Adam Johnson won Leader
Ban second, Vulture third; time :34.
Seven furlongs-Riley won, Mordotte second
Sir Richard third; time, :3}
one miie-Japoniea, won, Good Bye second,
Captain Spencer third; time, as.
AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1S,-Nine-sixteenths of
mile-The Broker won. Barney Aaron Sec
ond. Hesperia third; time, :59}4.
Sam " third; time. :224.
Nine sixteenths OF a mi e Confede- ate won.
;JS% 'iAe'
7, one mile-John Hickey won, vevay second,
hocquefort third time, l :4S.
Six furlongs-Frankie d. won Chartteuse |
second, San Bias third; time, L 20.
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