The record-union., 1895-05-16

few yards she was four lengths to the
good, with Axiom and Montezuma fol-
lowing. They kept their respective
pieces to the end, Floretta winning hand
lily. Summaries:
Six furlongs. Domino won, Weinberg
second. Patrician third. Time-1:l7.
One mile, Owlett won, Kennett second.
Hermanite third. Time-l:4.
Expectation stakes. half mile. Flo
reite a to 81 won. Axiom (2l to u second,
Montezuma (6 to u third. Time-0:5l.
Brooklyn handicap, mile and a quarter,
Hornpipe GO to y won, Lazarone go to u
second, Sir Walter Is to u third. Time
2:l14. Counter Tenor, Rey Ell Santa
Anita, Declare. DIR. Rice, Rubicon.
Assignee, Bassetlaw, Ramapo. and Ed
kearney finished as named.
Half mile, Hazlett won, Sycamore
second, Cassette third. Time-0:5I.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling. Sandowne
won, Eloroy second, Charade third.
Time -1:5l!.
AT HARLEM.
HARLEM, May l5.-The weather was
cloudy and cold. The attendance was
large.
Five furlongs, Flying Dutchman won,
Friar second, Cossack third. Time --1:O24
Half a mile, Byrdee won, Miss Rose
second, Angle third. Time-0:50.
Mile and a sixteenth, Pepper won,
Tremor second, Midstar third. Time
1:494.
MISUNDERSTANDING of a mile, Blue
and Gray won, Silver second, Spittire
third. Time-1:234.
One mile and twenty yards, Oakley
won. Burrelps Billet second. Pat Malloy
third. Time-1:454.
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 15.-The event of
the day was the Cadet stakes, worth about
81, 500 to the winner.
Six and a half furlongs, Orinda won,
Poet Scout second, Elva third. Time
1:2G!.
Half a mile, May Pinkerton won.
Merry Nell second, Sir Dixie third. Time
-O:50a.
One mile, Major Tom won. Interior
second, Glad third. Time-1:4S.
Cadet stakes, four and half furlongs.
Ben Brush won, Del Coronado second,
Ben Eder third. Time-0:5S.
Five and half furlongs, Twinkle won,
Hodgson second, Santa Maria third.
Time-l:l13.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The track was
muddy. Five furlongs. Semele won.
The Broker second, Jim Cornwall third.
Time-1:06.
en-sixteenths of a mile, Doyle
won, Feedman second, Valdemar third.
Time-1:2S.
Five furlongs, Rags won. Claude Sec
ond, Mermaid third. Time-1:O7,
One mile, Dave Pulsifer won, First
Chance second, Michel third. lime
1:47t.
Five furlongs, Ed Garland won, Mar
bic Rock second, DantOn third. Time
LOG.
One mile, Josephine won, Marriott sec
ond, Signora third. Time-1:4S.
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 15.-The weather was
little more fitting for the trotting and
pacing. and the attendance at the Gentle
mems Driving Park was better than yes
terday, the opening day of the New York,
Baltimore and Philadelphia circuit.
The 2:24 class, trotting, postponed from
yesterday, purse $500, Clodia won, Bay
line second, Mamie third. Best time
2:2S4.
The 22l class. trotting, purse $500, Ma
tlonal won, Hundley second, Maud e.
third. Best time-2:2l1.
The 2:25 class. pacing. unfinished, purse
$500, Allen j. won, Simon Bolivar sec
ond, Clan Alpine third. Best time-2:25.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco. May 15.-There was
delightful change to-day at the Bay Dis
trict track. For the first time in many
days the talent was able to pick favorites,
and landed four out of five. Joe Cotton
was the only one to fail. In the milo race
Reserve, 20 to l, ran away for five miles.
Five furlongs, two-year-olds, Her Ma
jesty won, Miss Grummel second, Nerva
tilly third. Time-l:024.
One mile, selling, Dora won, Hunts
man second, Alexis third. Time-l:43I.
Mile and a sixteenth, handicap, Malo
Diablo won, Normandie second, Claudius
third. Time-l:49.
Five and half furlongs, selling, Fin
Murphy won, Banjo second, Tiilis s.
third. Tine-1:0S4.
Five and half furlongs, selling, in
side track. Robin Hood l. won, Kathleen
second, Inkerman third. Time-1:l14.
AT SAN ANDREAs.
SAN ANDREAs. May 15.-The spring
meeting of the Thirty-ninth Agricultural
dreas track. The weather was perfect,
the track in good condition, and large
crowd in attendance.
There were two events to-day, the
first, three-eighths and repeat, running
race. with Lark, Valadore, Pinea and
Claude at the starting post. Lark won
both heats in 0:37, O:36!.
The second race was trotting, mile and
repeat, with Marie p, Dixie and LADY
Eieotor. Mary p. won in two heats in
245. 2:354. Dixie was distanced in the
first heat.
KLAMATH WON EASILY.
SANTA ANA, May 15.-The special half
mile race for purse of S40O this after
noon, between Klamath, free-for-all
trotter. and Jack Prince. champion bicy-
Gle rider, was won easily by the horse in
l:07 for the first heat. and Ito! for the
second. A runner pulling screen for
the trotter could not keep pace with the
trotter.