The record-union., 1894-10-06
Special to the REcoRD-UN1ox.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
VALLEJO, Oct. s. William Dixon's
chestnut mare Quirt, by Joe Hooker,
went the two fastest half-mile heats on
record to-day. She won half-mile and
repeat race in Az seconds for the first
heats and All for the second. Valador
was a close second in both heats and
Oracle S. third. At the conclusion of the
race, w. Willis, owner of Oracle S.,
struck her jockey, Hazlett, violent blow
In the face, knocking him down. Willis
then viciously kicked the PROSTATE boy
until he was seized by the spectators.
He was about to draw pistol when his
arms were pinioned. Willis was ar
rested, and was also ruled off all tracks
In America. Quirt carried l22 pounds.
Stella won the two-year-oId trot, Our
Seth second, Lottie third. Best time
2:30.
Manning won the 2:l9 trot Myrtle sec
ond, Laura 5. third. Best time, 2:20.
ALIX FAILS TO BREAK THE RECORD.
CHLLICoTHE (O.), Oct. 5.-The close of
the meeting mere was attended by about
5000 people. AIiX was scheduled TO beat
her own mark OF 2:033 but the cold
weather and wind were against her, and
she only made the mile IN 2:U6!, which
was, under the circumstances, very good.
The free-for-all pace proved TO be a walk
ovel for John X. Gentry, he taking it IN
three straight heats and setting a pace so
hot IN the first heat that the track record
OF Z:07 made by Vassar in the Z:l0 pace
on Tuesday was reduced one second.
me meeting has been very successful.
The track record has been lowered twice,
and worlds record broken.
At JEROME PARK.
NEW YORK, Oct 5.-The last meeting
of the season in the State was run to-day
at Jerome Park before a large crowd. The
first event was the Albany stakes for
two-year-olds. Bright Ph9bus was
top-heavy 1avorite. Taral got his mount
oil well, and then steadying him did not
let loose until within halt furlong of the
finish, when he shot out and won as he
pleased. In the Jerome handicap Horn
pipe opened q strong faYorite, while few
seemed to back Rubicon. The track was
sticky. They got away well. Prig led
them merry clip up the hill, and then
gave it up. Rubicon had been trailing in
the meantime, but a quarter of mile
from home be went away from the others
as if they were standing still, and won in
the easiest possible fashion. In the all
ages handicap at five furlongs, Glen
moyne was favorite, and won easily,
while Maid Marian came fast enough at
Violet.
Six furlongs, Bramballetta won, April
Fool second, Tuscan third. Time-I:I4@.
Mile, Warlike won, Beansey second,
Baroness third. Time-I:44.
Albany stakes, six furlongs, Bright
Ph0bus won, Shadow Dance second,
Monaco third. Time-l:l23.
Mile and aquarter, Jerome Park handi-
cap, Rubicon won, RecIaire second, IIar-
rington third. Time-2:O94.
Five furlongs, Glenmoyne won, Maid
Marian second, Lady Violet third. Time
--0:564.
six furlongs, Little Billy won, Old Do
minion second, Gold Dollar third. Time
-I:1I4.
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 5.-Three favorites at
close odds won at Latonia to-day. The
other races were taken by outsiders.
Banka's Daughter, the second in the
opening, won easily, while Mary B., the
taVorIte, ran unplaced. DR.. Parke, on
whom as high as ten to one could be had,
slipped his head in front of Uno, the
favorite, in the last race, just under the
wire. AS they were turning into the
stretch in the last race Hoyt Stun bled,
throwing his rider, Kuhl, and kicking
him, but the jockey is not dangerously
hurt. The track was fair.
Seven furlongs, Banka's Daughter won,
Contest second, Bob Neely third. Time
1:29}.
one mile, Whitney won. Michael sec
ond, Harry Weldon third. Time-I:44I.
Five furIongs, Lardy Diamond won,
Lily of the West second, Victorious
third. Time-l:03.
Nine furIongs, Semper Lex won, Harry
Jenkins second, King Charley third.
Time-l:563.
Nine-sixteenths of a mile, Pure De-
light won, Doorga second, Seville third.
Time-0:57.
Seven furlongs, DIR. Parke won, Uno
second, Yellow Rose third. Time-l:30.
AT HAWTHORNE.
HAwTHoRNE, Oct. 5.-Five furlongs,