The record-union., 1894-09-14
H. P. Perkins br. I. Cecilia, by Iris

4 81. p. Perkins br. f. Cecilia, by Iris
Time, 2:19-2:1s1s
SECOND RACE.
The following named horses came to
! the score for the 2:20 trot for a purse of
81 ,Og0: Hillsdale SIS, Manning 50, Doodle
80. Bay Rum. Regina, Myrtle Thorne
and Moses ). in the field s..
FIRST heat-Regina led all the way to
the three-quarter pole. Manning second,
Myrtle third. From there down Manning
outIooted the mare and won by a neck in
Z;loz, Myrtle Thorne third, Hilisdale
Iourth, Doodle fifth, Bay Rum sixth and
Moses 5. last.
Hillsdale was still the favorite at $50 to
go Tor Manning and Sl2 for the field
second heat-Whiie scoring there was
slight collision between Hillsdale and
one OF the other horses, causing some
thlng OF delay. Myrtle led at all points
around to the last quarter, where Regina
ana Manning both passed her, and there
was hard struggle to the wire between
THESE two. Manning had the best of it by
mead as they passed under in 2:2l, Bay
hunl IN third place, Myrtle Thorne fourth
/ Hlllsdale fifth, Doodle sixth and Moses
S. last.
With two heats TO his credit Manning
became the tavorite before the next heat.
Third heat-Hillsdale was in front at
the quarter, with Myrtle at his side, Reg
ina next, Manning following. Going 10
the half Manning moved up 10 third,
heglna having taken second. In the last
| quarter 1t was close work between Hills
daIe ana Regina but the latter won in
Z:1o2, bay Rum third, Manning fourth,
Ihorne fifth, Moses sixth and Doodle
seventh.
Fourth heat-This was corker Reg
ina led to near the half, where she broke
ana Iell back to the rear, Hillsdale going
! TO the front, with Myrtle second and
Manning third. Coming down the last
stretch Moses 5. came along with a fine
purst OF speed, and passing all the others,
GROVE Hllisdale to break near the wire,
winning by a half-length in 2:2l, Man
nlng thlrd, Doodle fourth, Myrtle Thorne
NTH, Bay Rum sixth and Regina last.
All but Regina, NJ oses 5. and Manning
now went to the stable, not having taken
a heat in four.
Filth heat-Regina was leading to near
the half, when she broke and gave the
lead TO Moses s., Manning coming up on
the far turn to second place. 1t was al
most an even thing down the stretch be-
tween Moses aud Manning, the former
winning by head in 2:23.
1t was nearly $50 when the horses
came out. Moses s.. which sold on the
| preceding evening for 81 in pools of so to
$50, was loudly cheered by the thousands
VINO still fingered to witness the outcome.
Sixth heat-Despite the fine showing
mace hy Moses, Manning still had the
call In the pools against the field Moses
was leading at the half, where he went
10 pieces, and Manning forged ahead
ana won out in 2:244 by fifty yards, Reg
ina last.
TRoTrING PURSE, S1,oO0-Two-twenty class.
j. d Buffers b. g. Manning, by
Messenger Chief-JeWell ..l Q 1
| w. A Shlppee's b. s. Moses s., by
Hawthorne-Ryan' S Mare z I 9
| NJ :. severance 5 b. IN. Regina, by
Electloneer-Accide nt.........2 7 3 2
j. " Carr's b. >. Bay Rum, by
Seven Oaks-tl uien Sabe e6 3 3 O O
Fred w. Lober's blk. m. Myrtle
| Ihorne, by Grandissimo-Belle
! 1HOfne-.. ........3 3 \ q q
F. +. Hostetter's br s. Doodle. by
| Stranger-Bride..... ............5 6 7 O O
| Nendome stock Farms b. h.
! H1llsdale. by Antinous, dam
Nettle Nutwood, by Nutwood..4 2 0 O
lllhe' %:loA = 2:21 -2;1o1a - 2:21 2:23-
2:24L.
THIRD RACE.
The 2:30 trotting class brought ont
Palermo, Rossie Moore, Tietam. Rock
wood and Electra. In the pools Palermo
| brought $50. Electra $50, Rossie Moore $40
and the field Sl5.
First heat-Rockwood led out to the
quarter, followed by Electra and Paler-
mo- WIN considerable daylight between
them. Before the half was reached Eiec-
ira had gone to the front, Rockwo Sec
ond, Palermo third, Rossie Moore fourth
and Iletan last. They were well strung
out on the turn, with Palermo coming M
fast. and he Tapped lockwood in the
three-quarters. When at the seven
eIghts pole Palermo came along with a
rush, caught Dustin mapping, and nearly
peat Electra out in 2:23, Rock wood third.
Moore fourth and Tietam fifth.
Palermo was still the favorite at so to
SlI for Electra, and Sl2 for the field
second heat-Electra led all the way to
the Wire in 2:lS4. On the far turn Pa
lermo came up from third place and was
second at the three-quarters. Here lie
tam came on and, to the surprise of every
one, challenged Palermo for second place.
both pressing Electra very close at the
wire. 1letam got the place by a neck
Rossie Moore fourth and lockwood fifth
In the pools Electra brought $40 and the
field SO.
Third heat-This was close one be-
tween Electra and Palermo, but the mare
won it in 2:20 by bare length, Tietam
third, lockwood fourth and Rosse Moore
| last.
TRoTTING PURSE. SSoo--a:8o class.
santa Rosa Stock Farms b. IN Elec-
| ira, by Elector- Moor Maid d
James Lyndens b. II. Palermo by
Berlln, dam unknown ................... 3 Q
! isaac de turks b. S. Tietam, by An
Meyers q Meyers Rosie Moore, by
hosS 81 caro- ................... d d =
George B. PoIhemus' b. &. lockwood,
| OS 1IeaJWOOu-fl flOra-..................... & = &
| Time. 2:23-2:1S54-2:2O.
Between the heats the champion wear
ling trotter Abdell, whose race record is
2:26, by Advertiser Beautiful Bells. was
exhl Dlted on the track, aud was warmly
| applauded. Abdell was bred at Palo
| Alto.