The herald., 1895-11-01
RACE RINGER AND RECORD
Alleged Cro0kedness on the La
tOnia Track
WILD HUNTSMAN A RINGER
Somebody Is Likely to Get Badly
Hurt
Jockey Allen Eies Of His Injuries Worid's
Mile Bicyt'lc Record Broken by
On LInpaced Rider

Associated Press Special Wire.
CINCINNATI,O Oct 3l.-There has been
no decision yet In the case of Wild Hunts
man, winner of the SECOND race yester-
day, an alleged ringer" but the ques
tion of bets on the race will be settled
tomorrow. There seems to be no doubt
about the identity of the horse, but re-
cent evidence indicates that Bill Bran
non is back OF him, il not the actual
owner. ID. s. CarIig, of Council Bluifs,
Iowa, telegraphed the judges today
"BrannHn TOOK the horse from me ana
turned bin over "a Stafford, the man in
whose name he ran. People from 81.
Louis and Brooklyn who nave been con-
nected with the Brannons came here 70
play the horse. Further evidence is ex-
pected tomorrow. Should it be shown
that Wild Huntsmsn is owned or con-
trollsd by parties VINO are ruled of Inc
turf, it Is more than probable that All
bets will be declared off and somebody
severely punished.
The OILY ma mes that the Latcnia Judges
will give our as under suspicion of being
in the secret when Hllntsman ran ana
won are Andy Wenberss brother OF
Jere Wenber New York attorney "A.
J. Stafford and Captain Tom Bridge OF
Brooklyn. n. y; and Pat Inghs OF ST.
Louis. |, is said that these and others
whose names are known but not men-
toned came here from Brooklyn ano 81;
LOUIS and bet heavily on the al!eeeu
ringer.
to tho history
OF the western turf. w. w. p, owned
by Dubois Brothers of Denver, broke the
worlds record held by c. c. HaNlin s
nightingale, TO. the two-mile pace. me
track was fast bus strong north wsnd
blew in the face OF the horses on tue
back stretch.
W. W. p. paceu two miles in 4:2254,
lowering tho worlds record 9h seconds.
Flying Jib goes against his record OF 2:of
tomorrow. Summarizes:
2:35 trotting Combine won second,
third ana fourth meats in 2:2], 2:2224,
2:l54. Sheriff won first heat in 2;29 q ana
was second. McTish distanced.
2:25 pace-Nickel Plate won in straight
haets. Time, 2:22, 2:24. 2:20A. Wi!oer-
force vas secord: neat Bud third.
NEW YORK, Oct. The rain today
spoiled the racing at Morris Park. for
the rack was heavy and many scratches
resulted.
second. Gotham third: tins, 1:42.
Six furlungs-Patrol won. lntermission
second, Cassette tn d time. :1lA.
One mile-Refuees won, Beldm ere sec
ond. Rubicon third time. :42.
Seven fulrongs, Champagne stakes
Ben Brush won, Prince Lief second,
Merry Prince third; time, 1:2719.
Six fulongs-Harry Reed won, Defar-
silla second, Doggett third; time, 2:l4.
One mile-Maurice won, Eclipse Sec
ond, Merry Duke third; time, :43.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3i.-About six
fulongs-Viavcs won. Mt. Roy second,
Mospy third; time. lib.
Five fulones-Abi p. won, Kathleen
second. Harry Lewis third; time. :0l%:
Five MISUNDERSTANDING won, Claud Hill
second, Little Flush tilly third; time,
/ :01.
second. Sooladin third time, t:41H.
Six and half furlongs-Morven won,
Sir Richard second, Detective third;
One miIe-Leonvills won, Navy Blue
second. Imp. wv third; time, :4234.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 3i.-Tne track at
Latonia was very heavy To-Day for the
weather uisagreeable. The chief event on
the card was the Kentucky Central stakes.
a nile. for two-year-olds, won by Pat
DUNES colt, Captive.
Six furlongs-- Iancre5 won, Jim DON
len second. Curios third; tine 1:i9H.
One mile-Blasco won, Moderocio Sec
onn, Pepper third; time ;26H.
Handicap, mile and seventy yards
Simon W. won, Granada second, EgbaIt
third; time l:5lA.
Kentucky ertral stakes, one mile,
two-year-olds, value to winnar $l2Q0-
Captive won, Ramiro second, Ben Holli-
day third; time :46.
Five furlongs-Hallie Clicquot won,
Motilla second, Anna Garth third; time
l:0415. -,
Six furlongs-Ha Stone won, Neutral
second, Santa Mari third; time :1sI.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 3l-The
San Antonio Jockey club has decided
t. hold four days meeting here begin
ming November 10. Liberal purses will
be hung up and at this meeting wall end
the racing season in Texas. large
attendance of horses is assured
DANVILLE XIV, Oct. 3l-"he match
race between John X. Gentry and Joe
Patcnen that was to have taken place at
Reldsvils, s. c., did not materialize on
accent of downpour of rain. The race
was postponed until Tuesday.