The record-union., 1894-09-13
YESTERDAYS RACES.
Elisa s. Wins the 2:24 Trot-Five Good
Running Events.

Elisa >. Wins the 2:24 Trot-Eive Good
Running Events.
There were more people at the Park
yesterday than on any previous day of
the fair, the five running races and un-
finished 2:24 trot being an attractive card.
The weather was simply perfect a cool
gentle breeze blowing from the north
west all the afternoon. About the only
thing to be criticised was the summer
| following of the track near the pole.
making it too lumpy and soft for good
time TO have been made. There was
much complaint on this score. Some of
the horsemen declared the man who did
the work must have got hold of a gang
plow instead OF harrow.
Not the least interesting of the days
features was the rare music by Cassasa's
Band.
The judges stand was occupied by Di-
rectors Green, Wilson and Cox. Timers,
Director DE Long, IL. f. Agnew and d.
NJ. Burns.
THE UNFINISHED TRoT.
The first on the programme was the
unfinished 2:24 trot between Elisa =
Pearl Fisher and Chloe, the latter hav-
ing two heats and the other two one
each. Chloe was the favorite at $50 to
$ll for Elisa and 50 for Pearl Fisher,
Fifth heat-Elisa broke badly on the
first turn and fell away back. Chloe led
to the quarter, where she went up and
Pearl Fisher took the lead. Chloe and
Elisa broke repeatedly and Pearl Fisher
won in 2:234, Chloe second. When Elisa
logged in 1t was seen that the pneumatic
tire of one of her bike wheels was drag
ging on the ground.
Pearl Fisher now sold as favorite at $50.
Chloe $40 and Elisa So.
Sixth heat-Chloe broke on the turn.
and Elisa passed Pearl Fisher on the
back stretch, and won by several lengths
IN 2:23. Chloe came up with rush near
the wire, and beat Pearl Fisher for the
place by neck. The latter was very
weary, and though we'll whipped down
the stretch, could not respond.
Seventh heat-With two heats to her
credit, Elisa was the favorite now at SO
TO Sl2 on Chloe and So on Pearl Fisher.
! The latter led to the half. where ELISA
closed a big gap and evened up. At the
three-quarters she led by length. and
won i'll 2:25, with Pearl Fisher second.
TRoTTING PURSE, 81, 1,ooo-Two-twenty-fo
class.
Hazel Villa Stock FARMS b.
IN. Elisa, by Alcantara
Jr, dam Katalina. a............ 8 2 3I1
Sam Castro's b. IN. Pearl
Fisher, by Altamont, dam
A. B. SpreckeIs' blk m.
Chloe, by Dexter Prince i 2
William hogaboom's b. s.
Lynmont, by Almont Me-
dfuIn, dam by Almont. 6 6
Park Henshaws b. h. Chico
by Monroe Chief, dam Or
-Dakwood Park stock Farms
b. m. Abanteeo. by Anteeo,
dam AbooJlne. .............. 2 K
X. ID. Wise's b. s. Emin
Bey, by Guy Wilkes .... dis
Time, 2:201a a-2:1954-2:21-2:2 23sl-2:23
-2:25.
RUNNING EVENTS.
The first regular race of the day was
the Autumn Handicap for two-year-olds.
six furlongs. The starters were Rev AL
fonso l20, Piquante III, Malo Diablo 1O6.
Ike l.. l02, Cecil 5. 100, Charles Quick 100
Flirtilla 80.
In the pools just before the race Rev
Alfonso sold tor $50, Piquante S67, Cecil
S. SAB, and the rest in the field at S3l.
Piquante led off after a good start. but
at the half-pole was overtaken and passed
by Rey Alfonso. Cecil s. came up to
third place at the head of the last stretch.
On the way down Rey Alfonso's rider
kept near the fence, where the track was
soft and deep from recent narrowing,
while Piquante was kept outside on the
smooth ground, and beat the favorite ont
in lilo, Cecil 5. third, Flirtilla fourth.
Diablo fifth, Ike L. sixth and Quick las
THE AUTUMN HANDIcAP-For two-year-olds:
six furlongs.
-. D. oBiNNhSis CD. l. GlQuanIe. DV
Flambeau-Phoebe Anderson, 112
L. q. Gonzalez's b. c. Rey Alfonso; by
Prince OF Norfolk-Haidee. 12o.........
George Van Gordon's b. f. Cecil s.: by lin
Brown-Deception, 1oo.........'........ 2
Charles Quick, Ma1o Diablo, Flirtilla and
Ike l.. also ran.
Time, 1:16
SECOND RACE.
This was selling race for three year-
olds and upward, six furlongs. the start
ers being Garcia 100, Emma d. l04. Condo
lis, A bi p. los, Quarterstaff lOO. Ran1o
100. In the pools Abi p. had the cali at
500. against S45 tor Conde, $50 for Emma
D., and $50 for the field. On the preceding
night Abi sold for So in pools of $50.
Emma ID. led the field at the half and
around the turn, but coming home Ali
p. came up, and passing the others went
to the front. and won handily by couple
of lengths from Conde in I:l5s, Quarter
staff third, Emma ID. fourth. Garcia ffth
and Banjo last.
SELLING RACE for three-year-olds and m
ward, running; SIX farlongs.
q. Pacheco's ch. m ABB p, by Three Cheers
barry Maid, 10S.................. ........... /
o. Applebyss ch. c. Conde, by Duke OF Nor
foik-May d., ,l10,................. il ...... .....
Burns & Waterhouse's br. b. Quarterstaf
by Friar Tuck-Sis Ryan, IUO.........
Garcia, Emma ID. aud Hanjo also ran.
Time, 1:l5R
THIRD RACE.
The Del Mar Stake, for three-year-