The record-union., 1895-08-16
Klamath the Star of the Day in
the Grand Circuit Races.
WINS IN THE TWO-ElEVEN CLASS
IN FAST TIME
Zoe Patchen Fails in an Effort to
Lower the Stallion Pacing Record
of 2:O3 3-4, Now Held by Gentry
Racfng Events at Harlem, Kansas
City, Saratoga, st. Louis and San
Francisco.

BUFFALO On. ", Aug. 15.-Klamsth.
the uncouth bay gelding by Morookus,
was the star of to-day's races at the
Grand Circuit He took three straight
heats in the 2:11 trot in splendid style.
Beuzetta, the magnificent four-year-oid
that made such fine racing last week,
was not drawn until 2 O'Clock, when all
the betting was declared off. She threw
a shoe the other day while warming and
hurt her foot
Rachael made a notable mile in the
2:27 pace, crossing the wire in 2Oo4.
It was stated authoritatively here to-
day that on account Of the poor attend
ance the Hamlins will not hold Grand
Circuit meeting next year, but will lit up
. track at Fort Erie. Canada. directly
opposive this city, on the Niagara River,
and easy of access by boat.
Andy Welch said tonight that while
$500. 900 passed through the pool-sellers'
hands last season, only $4,000 has been
handled this year. Summaries:
Two-twenty-seven class, pace. purse
$1,000.
Rachael, b. m., by Baron Wilkes
(henney) .-...l x
Bumps, b. G., by Baron Wilkes
vaIleau T. S. by sentinel Wilkes
(Strader) 8
Gem dis
~ TimeN2:iI. 2:o81z, s:I1, 2:1Il.
Two-eleven class, trotting, purse $1,000.
klamath, b. g., by Morookus Ray
Aunt Deliah, b. m., by Harold
Patchen tStewart). )....:..;;. ;;1.;; .;...o 2
Lesa Wilkes, br. M, by Guy Wilkes
Dandy jim, g. G., by Young jim
David b. CHI. g., by Young Jim (Curtis)3 4 4
Time-2:o9s4. 2:lOA, 2:1OH.
Two-twenty-five class, pacing, purse
$1,000.
Theodore Skelton, b. S., by Ashland
ceorge %raeeF E. lFa@eS 6 c So breeding stewartj4
Adam, b. c., by Aladdin (Gilcnrry).2 4 3
Time-2:1s15, 2:17. 2:12A
JOE PATCHEN FAILS TO LOWER PACING
STALLION RECORD.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 15.-At the meeting
of the Wisconsin Breeders Association
to-day Joe Patchen tried to lower the
stallion pacing record of 2:034, held by
Gentry, bat failed. The track was in
good condition, but the first half was
gone over SO slowly that the big stallion
COuIU 0OL up lOL tbo I1iHO no Aooe.
He was paced by a running horse, and
made the mile in 2:044. The first quarter
was made in 0:32, the second in O:31f, the
third in OBI and the last in 0:29f. The
horse was fresh at the finish, and Driver
Curry said that he could have driven him
In much faster time had he not missed
his chance in the first half.
Domineer, driven by Aimes and paced
by Joe Patchen. beat his record Of 2:lS3,
and lowered it to 2:l54.
AT THE AQUEDUCT TRACK.
AoUEDUoT RACE TRACK O.. l.. Aug. 10.
Summaries: Five furlongs, Helen II.
won, Eliza Belle second, Ben Maid third.
Time-l:022.
Six furlongs, Panway won, Gold Dollar
second, Speculation third. Time-1:l64.
One mile, Kinglet won, Logan second,
Annie Bishop third. Time-l:434.
Five and half furlongs, Crimea and
Yankee Doodle ran a dead heat, Volley
third. Time-I:09. Run off: Crimea
won. Time-1:0S4.
One mile and furlong, W. B. won.
Pay and Play second, Sprite third. Time
--1:5S.
One mile. Campania won. Mirage Sec
ond, Inquirendo third. Time-1:44.
AT HARLEM.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-The racing to-day
was very tame, and was witnessed by
u.
the five events. BurrePs Billet being the
only favorite to pass the post first. Sum
maries
Six furiongs, Tippecanoe won, Meteor
second, Con McSweeney third. Time
ILL.
Four and half furlongs, Lalla Rookh
won, Fischer second, Bergies third.
Time-0:57.
Six furlongs, BurrelPs Billet won. Lyon
aecond, Spittire third. Time-1:153.
One mile and twenty yards, Ethel W.
won, Mandolina second, Dockstader
third. Time-1:44.
Eight and half furlongs. over four
hurdles, Wynadotte won, Roederer sec
pnd, Tambio third. Time-I:57!.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 15.-The going was
very heavy to-day and it was question
of guessing. The public did some very
good guessing, and there was a good play
on all the winners. Summaries:
Five furlongs, Favorite won, Mrs. S.
second, Bill Powell third. Time-l:0S4.
Four and half furlongs, Mitchell won.
Tingcraft second, One Dime third. Time
--l:0l.
Five furlongs, Leonoll won. John P.
second, Lille l.. third. Time e-l:07.
Seven furlongs, Josephine won, Col
lector second. Montell third. Time-1:354.
Six furlongs, Paulette won, Virginite
second. Bob Clampett third. Time-1:22.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA On. ", Aug. 15.-Sum-
maries: Five furlongs. Walter won,
Runaway second, Prig third. Time
l:013.
Five and a half furlongs, Floretta ".
won, Cissie B. second, Coda third. Time
--1:0S.
Four and half furlongs, La Galliene
won, Florence Caville second. Predica-
ment third. Time-0:54.
Mile and furlong, Merry Monarch
won, Candelsbra second, Kilkenny third.
Time-1:264.
The Beverwyck steeplechase, full
course, about two and a half miles.
Sayonara won. st. Luke second, Wood
ford third. Time-5:l0.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-Six furlongs,
Norman won. Martha Griffin second,
Chicot third. Time-1:152.
Eleven-sixteenths of mile, Falcon
won. Dare Dollar second, Ketcher third.
Time-1:094.
One mile, Addie Buchanan won, Over
ella second, Madeline third. Time