The record-union., 1894-08-14
ON THE TURF.
Opening of the Annual Fair of the
Golden Gate Association.

Opening of the Annual Fair of the
Golden Gate Association.
SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. Is. = The
seventeenth annual fair of the Golden
Gate Association opened at the Bay Dis
trict track to-day with running races.
Summaries:
Six furlongs. Sympathetic's Last won,
Abi p. second, Conde third. Time. l:l5.
Five tarlougs, Roy Alfonso won, Nj
agara second, Armo, third. Time. l:02.
One mile Happy Day won, Garcia sac
ond. Sinbad third. Time, l:431.
Five furlongs, North won, Ricardo Sec
ond, Raphael third. Time, I:03t
Five and half iurlOngs, Primanda El
Rayo won, Mount Carlos second. Time,
1:0S3.
Seven furlongs, Carmen won, Pescador
second, The Lark third. Time, 1:l9.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA IN. ", Aug. 13.-Nothing
OF particularly attractive nature was
carded to-day.
Five and a half furlougs, Pepper won,
Cherry Blossom second, Buck Massie
third. Time, l:00l.
one mile, Pearl Song won, Boston sec
ond, Rightmore third. Time, 1:434.
Six turIongs, Galilee won, Charmion
second, Lustre third. Time, LA.
Mile and a sixteenth, PniIopena won,
Hawthorne second, Chief Justice third.
lime, l:49.
Five fnrlongs. Maretti won, Valkyrie
second, Piccaroon third. Time, 1:024.
Seven furlongs, Skedaddle won, Volt
second, Miss ANNE third. Time, l:29.
lille and a quarter five hurdles. Mars
won, Ellis second, Laughing Stock third.
Time, 2:33t.
AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
EAST ST. Louis (Ill.), Aug. 13.-Nine-
sixteenths OF q mile, Tom McEwen won,
Loudonville second, The Broker third.
Time, Zoo.
Five furlongs, Salina won. Jennie
Lind second, Chris third. Time. 1:074.
Thirteen-six teenths of a mile, Padan
Won, Justina second, Fillmore third.
Time, 1:2S4.
Five furlongs, I. Defy won, Florella
second, Air Tight third. Time. I:O7.
Six furlougs. Jardine won. Bothernest
second, One Dime third. Time, 1925.
AT JEROME PARK.
New York, Aug. l3.-Jerome Park
races. One mile, Stone Nelly won, Annie
Bishop second, Haiton, third. Time,
1.448.
Titan course, Harrington won, Balds-
mere second, Pecksnlh third. Time, 1872.
six furlongs. Farrier and Blackhawk
dead heat, Sam Weller. third. Time,
1:i63. tarrier won in the run-off in lib.
Half mile. Harry Heed won, Pont Lerr
second, Cockade third. Time. 0:49.
Five and half furlongS, Doggett won,
Belinda second, Hailstone third. Time,
ILL.
one mile, Dandy America won, King
ston second. Catesby third. Time. 1:46.
AT TERRE HAUTE.
TERRE HAUTE (Ind.), Aug. 49,
Worlds records were broken on the
opening day of the Terre Haute Fair
Association races. The fastest mile ever
paced by three-year-old was covered
by WhirIigig. lowering the record held
by Effie Howes, 2:34. The same fiIy
captured the fastest heats ever gone by
three-year-old in a race. The worlds
record Tor two-year-olds was taken by
Boreal in the third heat of the race, rob-
bing William Penn OF his laurels by one
and a quarter seconds. Seven heats
we're troEted in the 2:26 class, unfinished
race. Summary:
Two-twenty-fise pace, purse $1,000.
Whirligig won in two straight heats.
Gazetta, Syrena, Tommy Brown, Lucky
Boy. Alice Critlenden, Nutpane. Sahara,
Flash and Roy Baron also started. Time,
2:lO-2:1I@-2:l3.
Terre Haute purse, foals of 1892, Boreal
won the second and third heats and the
race in 2:ll-2:l74. Burlington, Bessie
Wilton, Normudagort and Whalebone
also started.
Two-twenty- trot, purse s., 900 (nI1-
finished), Woodstock won the third and
filth heats, Red Bird won the first and