The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-02
The Race Meets Held and Time
Reported
LADIES' DAY AT FRESNO FAIR
Whst the Running Horses Did on East
ern Tracks
English Editors Complain That the Unbroxen
Series Of Def eats by American Attn
Ietes Is Getting nonotonous
Associated Press Special wire

FRESNO, Oct. l.-Quite crowd OF
ladies took adv antage of the fact that the
directors Of the Fresno Trotting associa-
tion. had design ated the opening day as
ladies' day, this fair sex being admitted
FREQ The weather was all that could be
wished for and the track was in fine con-
dltion.
The two bicvcle races we're the first
events called. The first race, quarter
mile scratch. was won by R. 6. Barton
of Fresno, W. @. Dallas of Modesto Sec
ond C. s. Shafsr of Fresno third; time,
IS seconds.
The seconu event, one mile scratch,
was also won by Barton; time. 3:17. II
was regular freight train gait until the
three-quarter pole was reached.
The first horse race was special trot,
substituted for the $40 district trot. The
pools sold in favor OF Toggles. She won
the race in three straight heats; best
time, 2:17s4.
In view of the fact that Toggles had
been only two months out OF the ranch
and IN the trainers hands, proves her to
be one of the greatest horses that ever
trotted on California track.
The 2:25 pace was won by the favorite,
Ruby NJ, in three straight heats; best
time, 2:l615.
The third race, half mile running
and repeat, was won by ValledoT. first
half in 40 seconds and last half in 81 sec.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The card at
Gravesend today was very light.
Five and half MISUNDERSTANDING WOE,
Merry Prince second, Volley third time,
1:1O.
Mile and a furlong-Sir Excess won,
Sir Walter second, Gallilee third; time,
] :58.
SIX furlongs. Greenfield stakes-Harry
Reed won, Irish Reel second, Manchester
third; time, 1:l5.
One mile and furlong-The Swain
won. Adelbert second, Candelabra third /;
time, 2:llA.
. Six furlongs. Culver handicap-Rey
del Carreres won, Crescendo second,
Brand ywine third time. 1:15.
Five and half furlongs-Carib won.
Belle Ami second, King of Bohemia
san FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-Results at
Bay District:
Five furlongs, selling-Detsctive won,
Yreka second, Tamalpais third; time,
1:0llx.
Five and half furlongs, selling-Mid-
low won. Charley Boots second, Treachery
third; time, :0SA.
Six furIongs, selling-Little Flush colt
won, Jefferson second, Coleman third
time, 1l5.
Fivs iurIongs. selllng-Fanny Louise
won, Kathleen second, Arctic third;
time. OIL.
One mile. selling-Agitato won, Uncle
Giles second, Ransome third time. :411S.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-The attendance
was large, weather fine, track fast and
racing good at Oakley today.
Five furlongs-Anne Lyle won. Ferry
man ii second, Robinson third; time,
l:02.
six furlongs-Imp. Star Ruby won,
Handsome second, Handspun third;
time, 1:13%.
Six and one-half furlongs-squire g.
won. Overella second, Paul Pry third;
time, l:2l.
Handicap, six furlonss, Cameo stakes
Tine Winner won, Ben Elder second,
Don GARLIC third; time. :2S.
One mile-Grannan won, Lobengula
second, Olive third; time. Az.
Five furlongs, selling-Joe Clark won,
Helen Mar second, Elwyn third; time
CHiCAGo, Oct. 1.-The attendance at
Sheffield track was larger than on any
previous day.
Six furlongs-Killarney won, Col.
Wightman second, Magareta third; time
1:23.
Five acknowledgements won, Sixty
BcConO, Serena tHlru, time l:UI12.
Eleven sixteentns of mile-Atelier
won, Eastville second, Character third !;
time :141a.
Six furlongs--Queen Bess won. Loudon
second, Gunwad third; time / II.
Eleven siXteenths of u mlle-Lawyer
won, Julia second, Duell third; time
1:16L.
LONDON. Oct. 1.-The World this
morning says that in addition to Lowther
Park Mr.. Pierre Lorillard, the well-Known
American horse owner, has taken the
Park Lodge stable, Newmarket. for three
years and that ne will have twenty horses
In training there next summer.