The herald., 1895-09-29
Reed, with only 90 pounds on his back,

and he went to the post at to 2. Hugh
Penny was heavily backed, opening at =
to and closing at to 5. None of the
others were wanted at any price. From
the fall OF the flag Arapahoe started to
run Harry Reed off his feet and rushed
along to the eighth in IL *, the quarter in
23% and the three-ei ghths in 35%, and
the half in 4S. This was all Harry Reed
wanted and he gave up. Arapahoe won
easily by two lengths in :15. Hugh
Penny could not extend himself and was
bad lasI. In the second special Sir Ex-
cess and Flying Dutchman were scratched,
leaving Clifford and Rey ell Santa Anita
to 80, and the former was a to shot.
He she u!d have been 1 to 10 on the result
for he won in q canter: Harrington was
the choice in the opening race and ran as
usual. Preston ran close behind him at
good rate, and when it came to the fin.
ish Harringto gave it up and was beaten
by half length. Only three started in
the second race, with April Fool as the
favorite and Deer Slayer the outsider.
Again the fayorite fell, for Deer Slayer
won easily.
The third race was victory for tho ia
vorite, who won all the way. Cassette,
b to l, for the place. beat the others.
Mack Briggs was strong iavorile for
the last race. He got the pest of the start
but could not mold it, and was beaten
Six furlongs-Preston won, Harrington
second, Stonenell third; time, 1:1515.
Mile and a sixteenth--Deer Slayer won,
April Fool second, Sabin third; time,
l: 52A.
Four and half furlings-Woodvin
won, Cassette second, Annotite third !;
thine. :55M.
Speculation stakes, purse, six furlnngs
--Arapahoe won, Harry Reed second, Jack
OF Spades third: time. 1:15.
Second special, mile and furlong-
Clifford won, Rey ell Santa Anita Sc ,ond !;
time. 1861.
Five iurlongs = Tom Cromwell won,
Mack Briggs second, Forum third time,
1:02%.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2s.-The Gibson
House stakes.a handicap for 3-year-olds,
was ihandily won at Oakley today by
Prime Minister, a to l shot III the bet
ting.y
Five furlongs Ramiro won, Belle of
Fordham second. Motille third; time,
1:02A.
Six furlongs-Basso won Gateway Sec
ond, Lindolette third; time, 1:l5H.
Four and q half furlongs-C herub won.
Lawanda second, Maid OF Honor third;
time, :55@.
Gibson House stakes, mile and three
sixteenths-Prime Minister won, Laureate
second, Buck Massie third time, 2:02A.
Ouc Mle-DelH per lIcA WOu, Juletu Sec
ond. Roosevelt third; time, ;42%.
Six furlongs--Prlnce Imperial won,
Olive second, Yellow Rose third; time,
liza.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2s.-Resu Its
at Bay District:
Ski urlongs, selling-Yreka won, JEFF
ferson second, Coleman third; time. l :l5.
Five and half furlongs. selling-Sir
Richard won. Tim Murphy second,
Veragua third; time, 1:06M
Six furlongs, handicap, 2-year-olds-
Long Lady won, Benham second, Grady
third; time, 1:13.
One mile, selling-Uncle Giles won,
Rico second, Moiven third; time. 1 :42.
One anu a half miles, handicap, six
hurdles-Gold Dust won, Bell Ringers
econd, Esperance third; time, 2:47
SAN JOSE, Sept. 2S.-The fifth and
last day of the harness meet drew the
largest gathering of the week. The sur
prise of the day was the downfall of Our
Lucky in the 1927 trot. Colum bus. selling
in the field, winning the race after six
hard heats.
Trot to beat 2:3o-Henry Nutwood went
in 2:29.
Trotting, 2:2O class-Chico won; bsst
time. 2:15%.
Pacing, 2:25 ciass-Ruby NJ. won; best
time. 2:14A.
Trotting, 2:27 class-Columb 8. won;
best time, 2:1s.
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