The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-02
FAV0RITES GET TWO.
BUT QUEEN ALLEN TAKES SECOND
PLACE AT TERRE HAUTE
Iflder Weather and a Better Attendance
Abnet Wins the Three-Year-OId Trot
in Straights-Light Card at Gravesend
but Famous Names are There and Rey
Del Carreres is Especially Distinguished
in the Culver HANDICAPPED Tambien
Appears at Oakley-The Winner Wins
the Cameo Stakeholder Races.

today Two Of the three events were
won 4andily by the favorites but in the
third, the 2:2O trot, Queen Allen, who
had been played a big favorite, had to
lower his cofors to Lady Wilton who
lowered her record "a seconds in the
second heat. 1t came right off the reel
for Abnet to win the 3-year-old trot.
Summaries:
Three-year-old trot, $1,000 purse:
.Abnet won in straight heats. Time,
2:17k, 2:172, 2:17A. Geddes was Sec
ond in three heats. Pray Tell was
third in three heats. Lou Mitchell also
started.
In the PA pace, purse $1,000, Badge
won second, third and fourth heats.
Time, 2:1015, 2:991k, 2:12%i. Choral won
first heat in 2:09ls and was second.
Phenol was third. Ziglar, Nellie o,
Cuckoo and Be Sure also started.
In the 2:20 trot, purse $500, Lady
Wilton wen in straight heats. Time,
2:14A, 2:115a, ZIP. Queen Allen second I;
Anime, third. Catherine, Siiena F,
Queen Allah, Gabrielle, Killona and
Margaret c started.
Gravesend Races.
New York, Oct. 1.-The card at Grave
send today was very light. Four star
ted in the first event, with Salvable an
oddS-on favorite. IntermisSion jumped
to the front and held her advantage
TO the last quarter, when the favorite
passed her in company with Merry
Prince and won easily by a head. In
the second race Galille was the favor
lite and with Sir Walter ran ahead and
head to the last, wnen Sir Excess came
from q ind nd hy hpa
with Galille pulled up in third place.
Simms claimed a foul, which was not
allowed, but Galille was badly Scraped
against the rail. Harry Reed was a.
top heavy favoTite for the third race
and won as he pleased from Irish Reel
who ran good race for half a mile
In the fourth race, Adelbert was the
favorite, with Candelabra and Mar
shall a strong played second and third.
1t looked as If a good race would re-
suit, but The Swain, with only 80
pounds, took the lead at once and held
st to the end. Rey Del Carreres was the
favorite in the fifth and won in COM
manding style. Ee broke his competi-
tors hearts by carrying them to the
eighth in II seconds, the quarter in
23s4 and the half in 1914 seconds: Ca
rib was the favorite in the last race
and won il. Summaries:
First race-F1Ve ana half turl0ngS
to 10, won; Merry Prince,
6 to 2, second; Voley, to 1, third. Time
i:10.
Second-Mile and furlong: Sir Ex-
cess, 5 ITO 2 won; Sir Walter, s to 5,
second; Galille, 6 to 5, third. Time 1:5S.
Third-Greenfield stakes, six furlongs
selling: Harry Reed, Z to 10, won; Irish
Reel, 10 to 1. second; Manchester Is to
i, third. Time Ills.
Fourth-Mile and a furlong: The !
Swain, 20 to /, won; AdeTbert, Is to 1, |
third. Time 2:1lA.
Fifth-Culver handicap; six furlongs: |
Rey Del Carreres, to 1, won; Cres- |
cendo, TO 5, second; Brandywine, Is |
to l, third. Time lis.
Sixth-Five and a half furlongs: Ca |
rib, z to 5, won: Bell Annie, to /, Sec
ond; King Of Bohemia, to l, third. |
Time lilo.