The record-union., 1895-07-18

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Time-2:O9II, 2:O91<. 2:O91a. 2:12. 2:121a
AT LONG ISLAND.
AoUEpUCr RACE TRACK u. t.. July II.
The hackers of tavorites met w ater-
loo to-day as an outsider won in every
race. in a few instances the heavily
backed first choices finishing last. Sum-
marIes:
Six furlongs, Stonenell won. Buck
knight second, Marshall third. lime
Ills.
Five furlongs. Imposition won, Volley
second, King Il. third. Time-1:O5.
Aqueduct handicap, one and quarter
miles, Eagle Bird won. Sir Francis Sec
ond two startersl. Time-2:14.
Mile, Mirage won, Abingdon second,
Charade third. Time-1:493.
Five furlongs, Franciscan won, Bona
venture second, Eufelda third. Time
1:203.
one and a half miles, hurdle. Chevy
Chase won, Primus second, Aloha third.
Tlme-3:004.
AT OAKLEY.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE best race of
the day at Oakley was handicap at
mile and an eighth, won by The Iron
master in the local record of 1:54. Fabia,
the winner of the last race, was back ed
from 30 to l to II to l at the post Sum-
mary:
Rookh second, t'retful third. Time-l:023.
Seven furlongs, Lehman won, Vassal
second, Meddler third. Time-l:27.
Five furlongs. The Lark won, Daisy
Bolander second, Princess Royal third.
Iime-1:034.
Mile and an eighth. The Ironmaster
won, Crevasse second, VOORHEES, third.
Time-l:54.
One mile, Fabia won, Elmer f. second,
GlOriana third. Timo-l:4 :421
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE big dump of
the day was Revenue, in the fourth, with
post odds at 10 to l. Two favorites, two
second picks and long shot were The
winners. Track muddy from this morn
ing's rain. Attendance, 1,500. Sum-
maries:s
Three-quarters of mile, Jennie Hard
ing won, Jardine second, Marchaway
third. Time-l:l9.
Five-eighths OF a mile, Utopia won,
Laura L. second, Lesman third. Time,
l:04.
one mile, Strathmeath won, Found
ling second, Flora Thornton third. Time
1:46.
Seven and one-half furlongs, Revenue
won. Mopsey second. ProDasco third.
Time-l:3St.
One and one-sixteenth miles, Sull-
ross won, Prince second, Aunt Jane
third. Wme-1:52t.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, July 17.-Three favor
ties won to-day and the talent had the
best of the books. Summary:
Four and a half furlongs, Blanche Kern
won, Hattie Thayer second, Belle Powell
third. Time-0:5S.
Five and half furlongs, Gateway won,
Arthur Davis second, John p. third.
Time-1:024.
Six and a half furlongs, Little Nell
won, Monk Overton second, Elmo third.
Time-l:26.
Seven furlongs, Collector won, Jose
phine second. Virgin third. Time-l:3l
Five furlougs, La Gartia won, Gus
Strauss second, Thurman third. Time
l:04.
AT GAINESVILLE.
JANEsvILLE Wis.,, July 17.-Fast time
was the rule ~ the Evansville races to-
day. Pearl C.'s mile in 2:l14 in the 2:45
pacing. and Afrite's mile in the 2:2O pac-
ing class were the features of the day,
Summaries:
Two-nineteen, trotting (concluded),
Winnie III. won, Major Ewing second,
Rebel Medium third. Best time-2:l6!.
Two-forty-five class, pacing, Pearl G..
won. Dan McCabe second, Nehaola third,
Best time-2:113.
Three-year-ol pacing, Haroul won,
Chinchbug second. Jack third. Best
time-2:l94.
Two-twenty class. pacing, Afrite won,
Aileen second, Alice Director third. Best
time-2:0S4.
Two-ten class, pacing, Tidal won,
Frank Agan second. Prairie Lily third.
Best time-2:094.
Two-twenty.tive class, trotting (unfin-
ished), Naomi won two heats, Joe Gaines
and Warren z. one each. Best time
2:20.
AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
NEW YORK, July 17.-Only two races
were finished today at the opening of the
midsummer trotting meeting at Fleet
wood Park. The 10 class, in which
there was mammoth field of eighteen
starters, had to be postponed on account
of darkness, after four heats had been
trotted. The pacing race was an easy
thing for the Western mare Neta q four
year-old, who lowered her record from
2:171 10 2:144. showing speed enough to
cause horsemen TO believe she will beat
2 10 the first time she strikes fast track.
Summaries:
Two-eighteen class, pacing, S400, Veta
won, Charley b. second. Attractive third.
Best time-2:l44.
Two-fifty class. trotting, purse 500,
Coryan won. Col. Rupert second, Wood
Chief third. Best time-2:241.
Two-twenty-five class, purse Si00 (un-
finishedl, Nutshell won two heats, Mary
q. and Maude \. one heat each. Best
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