The record-union., 1895-07-17
City.

tendance. Inc 1rSt event WAS tno ~'ih
trot. Nightingale was tavorite. Aunt
Deliiah won the first heat. and then &C.
neya surprised the talent by taking the
next three, in the face of good odds.
George st. Clair was favorite in the 2:20
pace, but beto, fifty to five shot. won
the first heat, and ratified the books, as
abe had been quite literally backed.
Major Bishop was favorite in the second
heat, forcing Abeto at the end OF the
stretch. He then justified the expeota-
fions of his hackers by winning the next
two heats with ease.
In the special bicycle races. Weinig,
Sanger and Tyler went mile dash,
Sanger winning in 2:044, beating the track
record by Flying Jib OF 2:05.
In the mile handicap for $500, Sanger
and Tyler were scratch, OConner 120
yards, Weinig l40 yards and Coleman $50
yards. OConner won in 2:0o. Coleman
close second, Weinig third, Tyler fourth
aud Sanger last.
johnson, the worlds champion, en-
tered in both events, but lies at the Ban
croft House disabled from injuries re-
ceived in his last race.
Saginaw Lass, by Sphinx. reduced her
record TO pa.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July l6.-But three favorites
showed in front to-day. Two outsiders
took first money, and a second pick
landed winner. Merry Thoughts, the
prime favorite in the fifth race, threw her
jockey, and was badly crippled, comIng
in on three legs. The weather was hot
and the track fast. Attendance 1900.
Summaries
Six ami nalf furlongs. Nellie Ii. won,
Dick Deadeye second, Wild Arab third.
Time-l:25.
Five turlongs. Flute won, Peep O'Day
second. Paros third. Tme-I:045.
Six and half 1urlongs. Mercury won,
Francis Pope second, Rosa Simpson
third. Time-l:25.
One mile and three furlongs, Dave Zac
won, Marcel second. Sllverado third.
Time-2:26.
Seven furlongs, Tartarian won. Loben-
gula second. Highland third. Time-l:29!.
Five furlongs, Little BrambIe won,
Spinola second, Ida II. third. Time
1:04!.
AT LONG ISLAND.
AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK (Long Island).
July l6.-The racing was but little more
than alleged sport at this place to-day.
1t rained all the morning, and the track
was in bad shape. The original pro-
gramme was far from brilliant, but the
Withdrawals this morning on account Of
the bad ground reduced the fields to al
Five furlongs, King L. won, Volley
second, Salverlne third. Time-l:05.
One mile, Mckee won, Nottingham
second, Pittall third. Time-l:473.
Five and one-half furlongs, Hernia
won. Montezuma second. Tomakain
third. Time-l:124.
One and one-sixteenth miles, Prig won,
Factotum second, Warlike third. lime
1:54t.
Five furlongs, Cassette won. Little
Thorn second, Skalkahoe third. Time
los.
Six and a half furlonQs, Harry Alonzo
won. Little Tom second, Milwaukee
third. Time-l:264.
AT OAKLEY.
CINCINNATI. July 16.-The track was
very fast at Oakley to-day. In the first
race some OF the fastest two-year-olds in
the West met. Frontier won game and
very fast race from Sir Play. In the
Ruby stakes there was a beautiful finish
between Zanone and The Dragon. Az
cadla was close up. In the third race Pop
Gray managed to beat Flash by short
head in fast time. Attendance 600.
Five and half furlOngs. Frontier won,
Sir Play second, Ben Eder third. Time
los.
Six and half furlongs. Roosevelt won.
Jim Donlen second, Golden Fleece third.
Time-l:224.
Selling. six furlongs, Pop Gray won.
Flash second, Mary ksene third. Time
1:I34.
Ruby stakes, five furlongs, value s., l,500.
Zanone won, The Dragon second, Area
dia third. Time-l:0l4.
Mile and seventy yards, Laureate won.
Brendoo second. Time-l:45.
AT MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE (Wis), July l6.-Desnite
the threatening weather people went out
te the State Fair Park to witness to-day's
races. The Board of Racing Governors
have ruled Ed Langdon, q bookmaker
from Brooklyn, off the turf for 'weIch-
ing" at the track on July 9TH. Sum
maries:
Five furlongs, Zerena won. Dewdrop
second, Harry Lewis third. Time-l:O3i
Seven furlongs, Marc Woodlands won.
Neota second, Sundown third. Time
1:30.
One mile. May Thompson won, Miss
Rowett second, Tom Sayre third. Time
-l:4Sl.
One mile, Mordotte won. saldivsr Sec
ond. Miss Young third. Time-l:42I.
SIX turlongs, Warren Leland won.
Imp. Marcella second. Spendole third
Time-l:16.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS City, July 16.-Five and hsgf
furlongs, Gray Ball won. Kansas Girl
second, Lumbria third. Time-l:l0I.
john Boone second, Madonna third.
Time-0:5S.
-Four and a half furlongs, Wakenda
won. Carrie Anderson second. Fannie n.
third. Time-O:5S.
Six furlongs. Wanda I. won, Charlie
Weber second, Ed Glenn third. Time
1:l7l.
Six furlongs, Collector won, Ten
liz.
AT TIFFIN.
TIFFIN (O.), July l6.-The July races
opened at Seneca Park to-day. The feat
ure was the breaking of the Ohio pacing
record by Ben d., who lowered the fig
ures to 2:074. Summaries:
Two-twenty-fourp pace, 81, 900. Arnnp-
ton won, Nalean second, Bacillus third.
Best time-2:l2.
Two-forty trot, Larbie B. won. Eddie
Wiles second, Hazetta third. Best time
-2:l94.
Two-ten pace, Ben D. won. Best time,
2:07l.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-The weather
was fine and the track fast. Two favor
ties won.
Five furlongs, Arno won, Mt. Carlos
second. Soledad third. Time-l:O23.
Half mile, Don Pedro won, Prince
Hooker second, Mollie Bawn third.
Time-0:50.
Five and half furlongs, Major Cook
won, Silver Stale second, Realization
third. Tme-l:07A.
About six furlongs, Royal Flush won.
Roadrunner second. Charmion third.
Time-l:l2l.
One mile, Boreas won. Commission
second. Little Cripple third. Time-l:4l.
Bfcyclist Zimmerman.