The San Francisco call., 1895-10-18
SPEEDY TOMMY BR|TTON,
EASILY WIPED OUT ALL THE
RECORDS FOR TWO-YEAR-
OLDS.
NOW THE KING OF HIS AGE.
In THE GREAT LEXINGTON STAKE
THE YoUNGsTER TRoTTED A
MILE IN 2:15H.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 1.-THE two
year-old colt TORY Britton, this afternoon
wiped out all race records here by placing
himself in class alone as "The Incom-
parable" The record for two-year-ol
fllies of 2:l524, held jointly by silican and
Impetuous, has been beaten by half
second, and the honored title that
Oakland Baron held as the king
of racing colt trotters has passed
and new name is written above all 9TH
ers, and Tommy Britton, 2:1514, is the king
of his age, and by conservative horsemen
is regarded as the greatest one ever bred.
He won the $1,000 Lexington stake with
ease from field of three starters, and was
driven with view to wiping out the race
records. He also won three races in 1894
as yearling.
First race, unfinished, Johnston stake, value
$4,000, Valley Queen, b. m, by Sphinx (West)
won; Lulu F, b IN. Iawrence), second; Cathe-
rine, b. m. (Case), third. Best time, :143l.
2:23 trot, purse $500, Wanda won, Fanny s
second, Baltullo third. Best time, 2:194.
2:13 pace, purse $1,000, Belle 7, b. M. by
kiles Clark (Gahagan), won; Choral b. IN.
phelps, second; Red Lady, b. m. (Geers),
third. Best time, 2:l0H
purse $4,000.
Tommy Britton br. c., by Liberty Bell (Mc-
Axmaid blk +. iYounrl ,
Silver Lake, blk. (Macey) y)...................3 3
Baroness Marguerite, b. f. (Nethaway) A
Time, 2:22-2:1514.
2:20 trot, purse $500, Carlton won, Forester
second, DR.. Robinson third. Best time, :19.
FAIR GROUNDS, ST. LOUIS Mo-, Oct. IL
Six and half furlongs, Hibernia Queen won,
Fondest second, Johnny McHale third. Time,
1 ID.
Six and half furnongs, Lady Inez won,
Schiller second I
One and sixteenth miles, Treasure won,
Fonshway second, Red Cap third. Time,
l :50l5.
Seven furlongs, Don GARLIC won Lottie Mills
second, Linda third. Time, :273l.
One and sixteenth miles John Hickey won,
Probasco second, J third. Time, 1:4Sl2.
One and quarter miles, DockStader won,
Billy Mckenzie second, Cicily third Time,
2:09.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 17.-Results at High
land Park to-day: -Four and half furlongs,
Miss Kitten won, May Ashby second, Queen
Abba third Time, :5634.
Six and half furlongs, Helen Wren won,
"a
Five-eighths of mile, Ruthven won, Alamo
second, Edith third. Time. :o4.
Five and a half tfurlongs, Rosa May won Rep
utable Jew second, TIE Eel third Time 1:l2.
One mile, Jubilee won, Mamie Sullivan Sec
ond; Y0Hqgg Y0oHqg Aron third dd1 Time, 40
yards, 70 Tambien won, Cash Day second,
Buckwa third. Time, :4314.
Mile and twenty Yards, Pepper won, Hail
stone second, Reict third. Time, :4219.
Mile, Simon " won Egbart second Free Ad-
vice third. Time, Az.
Six fuIlongs, Brace Girdle won, Kate Legrand
second, Mobalaska third. Time, l:l5
Five and half furlongs, Judge Denny won,
Bolander second, Raymond third Time,
l :O9l$.
Five and half furlongs, Salyable won Ben
Holiday second Sir Play third Time, :0S3I
CHICAGO. LII, Oct. 17.-Results al Forsyth
to-day: Five and half furlongs Lagniappe
won, Mr.. Dunlap second. Glenoid third. Time,
1:l4a4
Five furlongs, Little Sadie won, Lottie Sec
ond, Elsie Ferguson third. Time l :0734.
Five and half furlongs, F. II. Sherley won,
Bob Wagner second, DR.. Garnet third. Time,
TIA.
six furlongs, Leo Lake won, Diggs second
Salvador third. Time, :21.
Six furongs, Outgo won, Verdi second, Es,
telle third. Time, %.
MORRIS PARK, n. j., Oct. 17.-Five furlongs
Marsian won, Right Royal second, Rounds
man third. Time, 0:5834
One mile and furlong. Belmar won, Bath
ampton second, Lamplighter third. Time, l 81
Six furlongs, Harry Reed won, Walter sec
ond Preston third. Time, III
The Withers stakes, one mile, Lucania won
Brandywine second, Gotham third. Time
:4134.
Six furlongs, st. Agnes won, Bon Ami sec
ond Golf third. Time, :1212.
One mile. Ina won, Arapahoe second, Second
Attempt third. Time, :43.