The herald., 1895-09-01
Fastest Time in California Cir.
cult Made Yesterday
ZOMBRO THE PERFORMER
Close OF the Meeting at Fleetwood
Park
Bicycle Races on Many Paths-Good Time at
All Events Though Nothing Start.
iing-BasebaII
Aesocisted Pres, sneci.I Wire


WOODLAND, Aug. 31.-The attendance
was very light on the closing day OF the
races. The feature was the new mark for
thres-year- olds on the California circuit
this season. Zombro trotted the first heat
of the 2;27 class in 2:12. The running
race resulted as follows:
Running, one mile-Amigo won, Faro
second. Onti Ora third: time. 1:44%. Rob
Roy and Esperance also ran.
Swift Bird trotted for record and
made the mile in 2:29A.
Reu Dick beat Cora Gin a m atch race,
half mile, in so seconds.
In the 2:35 pacing race. Phenoi beat
Ruby NJ. Estell Wilkes, Babe Marian and
Delphi in straight heats. Time, 2:11A,
2:14k, 2:14H.
STAN Bee was q hot favorite in the
three. year-old race, 2:27 class, but Zom bro
won in straight heats.
Tro:ting 2:27 class, year-olos
purse $500.
Zombr .......... ............. 1 /
Lnttle Observation-Disclosures.
I lime 2:12. 2:l2A. 2:l7.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31.-Results:
Six furlongs-Sin bad won. Yreka Sec
ond, Bob Tucker third; time, I:163l.
Murphy second. Sligo third; time, :011s.
About six furlones, handicap two-year-
olds-Grady won, Tiberius second, Brum-
| neil third; time, 1:l3I.
| One mile and seventy yards, handicap
Mt. Air won, Annette second, Fred
Gardner third time :46A.
Six furlongs-Mainstay won, Sport Nc
Allster second, Lucrezia Boreia third;
| time, liza.
Mile an a quarter, handicap, six hur-
| dles-Bell Ringer won, J. o. G. second,
| Carmel third time, 2:1SL.
| Seven furlongs-JobnnIe Paine won,
Cold Bug second, Vernon third time.
| 1851.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Resnlts-Six fur
longs-Ashland won. Pellas second, Nor
man third time, :195.
Six furlongs-Judge Dubois won, La
Sale second, Sir Vassal third; time,
| 1:laL.
One mile-Judge Bradley won, Eau
Clare seconc, Santon third time, :4s.
One miIe-Salie Woodford won. Grew
asse second, Marion third time, l As.
Five furlongs and a half-Albert S.
won. Duke Jr. second, Sixty third time,
09.
One mile-Miss Rowett won. George ".
Bailey second, Mollie King third; time.
1:47.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 31.-Results-si
furongs-St. Maxim won, Leo Lake sec
ond, Diggs third; time, 1857.
Seven furlongs-Tough Timber won.
Ghsnoa iss1% seo0nd's Roosevelt third; tim''
Mile and half-Peabody won, Fayette
Belle second, Rasper third; time, 2:37.
Five furlongs-Lowanda won, Serena
second, Sir Dixie third time, 03.
Four and half furlongs-Fretfu. won,
Pardon second. Passed third; time.
1864.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Results at
Sheepshead bay-Five furlongs-Ramiro
won, The Winner second. Capti,e third;
time, 1:03.
One mile-Monaco won, Sun Up Sec
ond, Owlet third; time, 141 3-5.
Belle stakes, fnturty course-One I
| Love won, Argentina second, Floretta
third timc. IL 20.
Mile and three sixteenths-Orind won,
Sablla second, Sir Dixon, Jr., third;
time, 2:01M..
-Four and a half furlongs-Irish Reel
won, Buekreme second, Buckwa third;
time, 10 2-5.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-The last heats
of the race postponed at the Fleetwood
grand circuit races at dark last night
were tratted today IN the presence of q
| small gathering of horsemen.
Trotting, 2:27 class, purse $2000-Cap-
tain Whit won, Lake Ere second. Belle
Truxton third; time, 2:25.
The meeting was successful financially
and from racing point of view. The
driving club cleared about $4,000.
Fairmount Park Races
KANSAS CITY, August 31.-Fred J.
h,l, IL -