The record-union., 1894-09-12
An Ideal Day for the Opening of
the Terre Haute Association.
SALISBURY'S HORSES WILL BE All
LOWED TO START.
Azote and Nightingale Lower Their
Records-Alix VIII Endeavor to Cut
Notch off Nancy Hanks Time of
2:O4 To-Day Racing Events at
Gravesend, Philadelphia, Windsor,
Harlem. Latonfa, East st. Louis and
Portland, Oregon.
Special to the REooRD-Ux1os.

Portland. Oregon.
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
TERRE HAUTE (Ind.), Sept. lit was
an ideal racing day for the opening of the
Terre Haute Trotting Association meet
ing. The track was heavy when the
Clark horse review representative STALL
ion race, valued at S2l.725. was called.
But it became faster after every heat, and
in the 2:l0 trot Azote knocked II seconds
off her record, and Nightingale went the
best mile of her life. The great Pilot
Medium colt was hot favorite in the
Horse Review Stake, but in the second
heat he made two bad skips, and was set
back to ninth for it. After that there was
nothing in the field to give him any argu-
ment. Azote was strong favorite in the
2:l0 trot, and although she lost the first
heat by one of Geers' masterful drives
with Nightingale right at the wire, she
had things her own way thereafter. There
was poor field in the 2:13 trot. and the
favorite, knightmare, could do no better
than third money. In the 2:Il pace the
erratic RoWdy Joe, after being almost
distanced in the first heat, paced around
the field in 2:l2 in the third heat, the
race being carried over. President w. z.
lJamS of the American Trotting Associa-
ton announced to-day that the ,Terre
Haute Trotting Association would allow
all the Monroe Salisbury horses to start
here, Notwithstanding his repudiarion by
the National Irotting Association. AliX
goes tomorrow to lower the Nancy
Hanks mark and Carbonate to beat Di-
rectly's pacing record of 2:l04.
Clark's Horse Review stations repre-
sentative stakes, b. b. p. won the sec
ond, third and fourth heats and the race.
Cut Glass won the first heat Queen Al
lah, Norvin c., AXinite, Bar0H Dillon
and three others also tried for it. Time,
2:l7-2:l44 l44-2:l38-2:14.
Trotting, 2:2S class, purse $1,000, Billy
Button won the first, second and fifth
heats and the race. Anthelia won the
fourth heat, and Palatine won the
third. Knightmare, Black Raven and
three others also started. Time, 2:lS-
2:l6Y-2:lS-2:l9}-
Two ten trot, purse 81, 800, Azote won
the second, third and fourth heats and
the race. Nightingale won the first heat.
Phoebe Wilkes and Ballona also started.
Time, 2:12-2:064- 2:094-2:104.
Stake 9l,500 (unfinishedJ, 2:11 pace,
Joe won the third and Baker the second
Kitty B. also started. Time, 2:l12-2:164
PIP.
AT GRAvEsEND.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1I.-There was an
excellent attendance at GraVesend to-day
the chief attraction being the running of
Domino in the Culver stakes at six fur
longs, with Stone Nell. There was little
doubt of the result, as Domino never
looked like anything but winner and
got the first place at the end without rails
ing anything more than a common gall
lop.
Five furlongs. Flush won. Canterbury
second, Report third. Time, 1:04.
Five fprlongs, Ph@bus won, Kennel
second, Coloni third. Time, I:034,
Mile and eighth, Banquet won, Sar-
agossa second. Yo Tambien third. lime,
1:552.
Six furlongs, Domino won, Stone Nell
second, Lissak third. Time, 1:134.
Mile and sixteenth, Galilee Won. Hy-
derbad second, Prig third. Time, 1:433.
Five and half 1urlongs, Connoisseur
won, Flying Dutchman second, Golden
Rod third. Time, 1:l0.
Six furlongs, By Jove won, Plenty Sec
ond, Leonawell third. Time. I:l64.
Six furlongs, Little Billy won, Adel-
bert second, Miss Dixie third. Time.
1:l5I53.
j. b. Haggin purchased Bassetlaw for
IS, 700 and Golden Dawn for 81 800.
al PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.-The event
of the second days racing OF the Phila-
delphia Driving Park Association was
the distancing of Guinette, the favorite.
for the 2:l0 pace in the first heat. Gui-
nette made bad break before reaching
the quarter, and was out of the race be-
fore Sheridan could get him down again.
Two-twenty-two trotting, purse 81 900,
Wild Oats won in three straight heats
(innln1Qre.o1 Girl NDtSholl
others also atarted. Time, 2:194-2:l94-
2:lS4.
Two-ten pace, Turf Club stake. Major
Wonder won the fourth, fifth and sixth
heats and the race, Vilello won the first
and third heats, Prima Donna the second
heat. Time, 2:I34 -2:144-2:16-2:I74-
2:l63-2:14.
Philadelphia Tattersall stake, 81 900. for
two-year-olds, Shadow won, Hilda
Young distanced. Time, 2:2S.
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT (Mich.), Sept 1.-THE post
poned events of the Windsor races were
completed at dark this evening. There
was light attendance, but Indifferent in
terest in the pools.
Two-thirty trotting, purse $500, Marie
NJ. won the first, second and fourth heats
Time, 2:224-2:20-2:25. Louis Owosso won
the third heat in 2:25. General Sprague
and six others also started.
Two-twenty-eight trotting or pacing.
purse $500, Little Fred won in straight
heats. Time, 2:25-2:23344-2:25I. Logan
K, Jim Corbett, Letitia and Little jaw
also started
Two-thirty-five trotting, Satin Wilkes
won the first and fourth heats and race.
Time, 2:334-2:314. Dan S. won the sec
ond heat in 1891 and Black Harry the
third heat in 2:30s. Mamie b. also
started.
HARLEM Ill.l, Sept. 11.-Six furlongs.
Montana won, Frank Farmer second.
Krickina third. Time, 1:I65.
One mile, Full Measure won. JENNA
w. second. Teeta May third. Time. l:45I.
Six furlongs. Young Arion won. Zeno-
bia second, Glee Boy third. Time. I:17l.
Mile and a sixteenth, Bessie Bisland
won, Gascon second, Jos Murphy third.
Time, 1:50l.
Six furlongs, st. Pancreas won. Housa-
tonic Jr. second, May Fern third. Time,
1;l64.
Six furlongs. South Park won. Aspin
second, kingsmere third. Time, 1:l65.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1l.-Latonia results.
Seven furlongs, Pittsburg won, Creyasse
second, Equator third. Time, i:3O4.
One mile, Egbert won, Probasco Sec
ond, Pirate King third. Time, l:44.
Seven furlongs. Wightman won, Glenn
entine second, King Charles third Time.