The San Francisco call., 1895-10-16
ON THE EASTERN TRACKS.
Baron Dillon Defeated the Swift B B p in
the Representative Stallion Stakes
at LexiHqton.

| LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 15.-Only two
events reached a conclusion this afternoon
and in neither case did the first choice
win. The Wisconsin stallion 3 B P ruled
as first choice in the $4,000 stallion repre-
sentative stake, and on form he should
have won, but Baron Dillon is a hard horse
| to heat. Gerrity did not handle the alpha.
| betical stallion Just to suit the crowd, and
| q SHIFT in the betting caused the judges to
suspect that something was wrong. In
| the fifth heat Billy Andrews took the rib
| bons by request and could not have lost
| had b b Z remained on a trot, as he was
| making gradual but certain gain near
the seventh farlong. but shifted to a pace
and then a break, and Dillon won a bril-
liant victory in 2:12A. This, with former
wins, stamps him as one of the most re-
| liable racehorses of 1895.
Two of the prime choices in the 2:16
trot, Lyric and Roetta Soap, won heat
each, while Sunland Clay, a well regarded
! horse, was never in the hunt. To-mor-
! rows prime event will be the free-for- all
| pace, in which Robert j, John r. Gentry,
Joe Patchen and Frank Agan will meet.
! Stallion representative stakes: $4,000.
| Baron Dillon, b. s., by Baron Wilkes-Mat-
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2:16 trot, purse $1,000, The Conquc ror
lch. s., by EgotisD won, Roetta Soap second
Lyric third Best time, 2;1324.
NORRIS PARK, n. j., Oct. 15.-The
Westchester Racing Association began its
first meeting at this track to- day. the
features of which were the Nursery stakes
for two-year-olds and the Manhattan
handicap, with nearly all of the crack
horses In 1t.
Six furlongs, Beldemere won, Helen Nichols
nd NNa-V ,Lers~ 41,s
One mile, Doggett won, Brandywine second
Connoisseur third. Time, 49,.
Five furlongs, Wishard won, Patrol second,
Sapelo third. Time, 1907.
The Nursery stakes six furlongs. Ben Brush
won Hazlet second, Woodvine third. Time.
1:113l.
miles, Henry of Navarro won, Counter Tenor
second, Sir Walter third. Time, 2:O7.
One mile, Adelbert won, Bloomer second,
The Swain third. Time, 43.
DETROIT, MICH, Oct I5.-Results at High
land Park: Five-efghths of a mile, Derelict
won, Don O'Donnell second, Lady Curtis third.
Time. :04I%.
One mile and seventy yards, James Carter
Won Ethel W second, Boundbrook third Time
ThFee-quarters of mile, Birdcatcher won,
Alamo second, La Verne third Time, 1:13.
Pix, ok ana hall furlongs, Miss Clark won,
TIn9eLfrystone Ii9L second, Ruthven third. Time,
Five-eighths of a mile, Santa Cruz won. De-
vault second, Renaud third. Time, :O3I5
LATONlA, KY, Oct. 15.-One mile, Buckwa
1:4134 o'
Five and half furlongs. Brace Girdle won,
nae aao Legrand second, Mobalaska third. Time,
One and quarter miles, semper Lex won,
baSso second. Bessie Bislsnd third, Time, :OS.
one ana a sixteenth miles, Buck Massie won,
ace second Handsome third. Time, L :4S,
rive 1uriongs, Judge Denny won, Blue Rib
Don second, Nazarene third. Time / :O3
CHICAGO, LII. Oct. 15-Tvo favor;+as
and three outsiders won at Sheffield today
the close OF the meeting. The new For,
sythe track adjoining will open tomorrow
instead OF Thursday ,as originally intended:
Five and half furlongs. Ulster won. Mar.
garet Ann second, Meteor third Time lis.
FIVE furlongs, Newhouse won, Samson sec
ond, Minnie Mackin third. Time, IcO7
Five and half furlongs, Commercial won
Nellie Smith second, Joan third. Time ! IL
six fu rlongs, Cossaek won, Queen Bess sec
ond, Our Maggie third. Time / %.
One mile. Freddie L T won. Iipertv Rall COO
ond, Gascon third. Time, 1853.