The record-union., 1894-09-28
ROBERT ]. STILL THE KING.
He PAGES a Mile in the Fast Time
of 2:o2 ga.
DIRECTUM OOT-TROTS BOTH ARION
AND NELSON.
Speedy Alix Goes a Mile in 2:O4 1-2-
Starts Rose Leaf and Sallie SIM
mons Lower the Double-Team Rec
ord to 2:15 I-4-FIying ,Jib and Dr.
rectIy Fail to Lessen Their Time
Events On Many Tracks.
Special to the REcoRD-UNrox.


bus Driving Park to-day. The weather
was wa rm and clear, but not warm
enough to bring out the mettle of the
horses. The track was fast, but too hard.
| AliX went to beat her record OF 2:033
but the start was a little slow, and she
landed under the wire i'll 2:044. Time by
quarters OBI, l:023. 1914, 2:04!. Her
driver, Mcdowell, made great effort to
lower her record, and the crowd showed
its appreciation by hearty applause.
Flying Jib was sent against his record
OF 2:O4. and landed under the wire in
2:064.
Directly was also sent against his
record of 2:072, and finished in 2:O9I.
The team race between Azote and
Answer, owned by Monroe Salisbury
and Rose Leaf and Sallie Simmons.
owned by George Starr, was close and ex-
cltlng. Rose Leaf and Sallie Simmons
won by about half length. The Sails
bury team led all the way round to the
stretch, when one of the horses broke
and the Starr team shot ahead, holding
the lead TO the wire. The time was 2:I53.
The time, 2:l53, is the worlds record by a
trottlng team in race. The ia stest time
previously made by team in a race was
Two-tifty class, two-year-olds. purse
$500, AXtellite won, a. p. Alert second,
Time-2:364, 2:354, 2:354.
Two-thirty pace. two year-olds, purse
81 600, Marietta Wilkes won two straight
heats and the race. Time-2:204, 2:l6B.
Ambedator and Luella Shawhan also
started.
Free-for-ail trot, purse 81 900, Phoebe
| Wilkes won the second, third and fourth
heats and the race. Time-2:I0I. 2:IOI
2:l24. Dandy jim won the first heat in
2:134. Belvera also started.
Two-thirty class pace (unfinished).
Belle j. won first heat in 2:l21, Pat d.
second heat in 2:l34 and Sable Gift third
heat in 2:l34.
Tony Wilson won the first, second and
fourth heats of the 2:l5 pace, Socks won
the third. Time-2:l5, 2:l5I, 2:I5, 2:I38
Jimmie Il. Doctor H., Mountain Pink,
Merry Legs and Divan also started.
Red Bud won the three-minute trot in
straight heats. Val second, Phelan third.
Time-2:I7!, 2:I74, 2:ISI. Remus. Matte
s., Wilkes and Miss Herling also started.
CLIFFORD BEATS BANQUET.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The field was
small at jerome Park to-day, but the
finishes were close in many cases. Only
Banquet and Clifford started in the Oak
wood stakes, at a mile and an eighth.
with the former at to l and the latter at
about l TO 2. The pace was a hot one
from the fall of the flag, with Banquet in
the lead and Clifford trailing. At the
head of the stretch, Clifford got his head
and assumed the lead. Then Doggett got
at Banquet, and in a hard drive for a
quarter of mile was beaten neck, al
though Clifford had something left and
Banquet was all out.
Six furlongs, Applause won, Havoc
second, Louise 1illy third. Time-l:l7.
Mile and q SiYtnpnfh DiSnnn,,t
Beldemere second, Poetry third. Time
I:52.
Mile and an eighth, Oakwood stakes,
Clifford won, Banquet second. Time
1:574.
Titan course, Lightfoot won. Flirt Sec
ond, Milan third. Time-l:224.
Half a mile, kallioerhoe won, Samari-
tan second. Mohawk third. Time-O:5l.
Half mile, Jewell won, Rama second.
Expectation third. Time-0:5I1.
Titan course, Hugh Penny won, Har-
rington second, Copyright third. Time
1:22!.
RUNNING AT HARLEM.
HARLEM In.). Sept. 27.-Six furlongs
Damask won, Whitesto ne second, b. +
Fly third. Time-l:l5.
Six furlongs, Katie B. won, Linnett
second Nat third. Time-1:l44.
Mile and sixteenth, Eagle Bird won.
Cicely second, Linda third. Time-I:474'
Six furlongs, Amelia May won, Elise
second. Full Measure third. Time-I:I45.
Mile and twenty yards, Buck McCann
won, Abbess second, King Mac third
Time-1:431.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-The Madison re-
suits to-day were:
Five furlongs, Picadilly won, Mania
S. second, Annie II. third. Time-l:05g.
Five and half furlongs, Pebble Rock
won. Doubtful second, Tom Karl third.
Time-l:l34.
Four and half furlongs, Tramp won.
Palmetto Boy second, Courtney third
Time-0:5S.
Five furlongs, Starlight won, Tenor
second, Prince Peyton third. Time
LOCI.
Six and half furlongs, Arthur G.
won, My Partner second, Ivanhoe third.
Time-l:26.
REY Ell SANTA ANITA BEATEN.
CINCINNATI, Sept. "a. = The Latonia
track was fast. Only two favorites won.
Fifty out of fifty-nine entries went to the
post.
Seven furlongs, Little Miss won, Alibi
second, Miss Perkins third. Time-I:3O3.
Seven furlongs. Yemen won, Remorse
second, Elva third. Time-l:29.
One mile, Sister Mary won, st. Maxim
second. Selma d. third. Time-I:4l.
eighth, Lehman won, Rey Ell Santa Anita
second, Egbert third. Time-I:545.
Six furlongs. Kathari ne won, Victori
GUS second, Lily of the West third. Time
-1:l6I. :
Seven furlongs, Eli won. Betty Badger
second, Strathrol third. Time-l:29.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 27.-The fall run-
ming meeting opened here to-day. The
conditions were favorable and the snort
e xcellent. The horses got off we'll and
made fast time. Three favorites won.
Six furlougs, Monk Overton won. Pat
Lee second. Green Prewit third. Time-
1:20.
Five furlongs, Mollie May won. Budd
Brooks second, Champagne third. Time
LOO.
Five furlongs, Little Ell won. Bird
Dobson second, Rey third. Time-l:05-
Seven furlongs, DR.. McAllister won.
John second. Hesperia third. Time
1924.
Six and half furlongs, Atless won. loo
Woolmau second, Rock Hill third. Time
-1:26.
ANOTHER DoUBLE-TEAM HEAT.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 27.-Tha half-trscl<
double-team record was broken at Can
field, o., to-day, when the gray mara
Kitty Bayard and the bay stallion Count
Robert trotted mile in 2:194. The team.
which is owned by Lyon Brothers of
Garfield, was hitched to "a four-wheeled
road wagon and was driven by one Of the
owners.