The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
EXCITING RLfCING.
CarriiIon Wins Again at Louisviiic-New
York steeple Chase.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. 3.-The rae
ing at the track of the Louisville Div
ing Fair Association was again good TO-
day. The weather was perfect, put
the crowd was light. not more than 40
being in attendance.
The track was fast. the fields large.ani
the finishes close and exciting. Carril-
lon. who won the third heat OF the 2ls
trot, Of yesterday, took the first heats
to-day. also the race.
In the second race. the 21b pace. the
wheel of LID sulky gave way at the
head Of the strentch and Sculier drove
In on the hub.
The 2:2l trot was carried over until
tomorrow. Macaroon having two heats
to his credit. Summaries:
Two-eighteen trot. purse sl,ovo tuniinish-
ed from yesterday: 9
Carrilon. br. m, Cunningham. q 3 l
Ida Greenlandcr ....................
Isabella .......... .................. Sc
Time, 2Is 81, 217 "a. 2:ls IL. 2Js IL.
2:ls IL
Two-sixteen pace. purse $1,000:
Ophelia, gr. m. by Afford Cunning
ham ......... ......... ..............
Saliie Bronston ............ .'.'''''-' :
Charley -. ......................'..'
Time, 2I5. 2l6 215 IL.
Two-twenty-one trot. purse 400 (un-
fnsheD:
Macaroon. Oh. h.. by Mccurdy's
Hambleton (Cummins) .............
Forester .....-...... ........-....-.... !
Grace O'Malley ................. 80.
Time. 219 II. 2:ls 81, 2:is Ia. 2:2l ii.
NEW YORK srEypIEcHssr.
MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK. oct.
q This was he second day of the New
York steepechase meeting. and. despite
the beautiful weather the attendance
was small
The card which originally was none
too good. as badly injured by scratches.
one OF the race was a valk-OVer. While
in two others only two horses remained.
The track was in excellent condition.
Summaries:
First race-maiden hurdle race. one and
a half miles. over six hurdles. Fugitive
Q3I. Veach. TO - first, DAILY second.
Potean third. Time. 80
Second race-hurdle handican. one and
a half miles. over six hurdes.-san Joa-
quin dS5. Veach. 10 to y first; Caracas
second. Olinda third. Time 2is Il.
Third race-half-breed, hunters ste pie
chase, about two ana nan lli II,
Meadow Lark or. Mr.. Persee) walked
over.
Fourth race-handicap. steeplshase.
two miles-Duke Of Abercorn dio' MI;
Pcrsee to y first, The Peer second III
Dorado third. Time, 1852.
Fifth rlce-sellng. steeplechase' about
three mlles-Lafayette az, Brack IN.
.fry second. ,only two start
ed. Time. 6.21.
Sixth race-handicap fiat race, one ana
a quarter miles.-Belmar Ol2, Simms,
EVEN first, Bathampton second, tonly TWO
starters. Time, 213.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. oct. Six
spirited races furnished entertainment
for a good average attendance at the
Latonia race-track to-day.
In the second race, Patria ran away
four miles before she could be pulled
up Weather cool: track fast, attend
ance good. Summaries:
First race-seyen furlongs. uV9,
Tuberville. to u first, Black SILK sec
ond. Greenwich third. Time. 1880.
Second race-six furlongs.-Tutuila u'j,
J. HILL 4 to % first, Elva second, Ram
part third. Time. l:l6 81.
Third race-hve furlongs. Robinson
d05, Clayton. 6 TO 81 FIRST San Mario
second. Equinox third. Time l02 81.
Fourth race-mile and twenty yards
Judith d03. J. Hill. to 81 first,
Jane second. Morte Fonse third. Time,
l:43 81.
Fifth race-fve and half furlongs.-
La Gascogne 0Oi. j. Williams II to 81
first. Shuttlecock second. Lufra third.
Time. 40.
Sixth race-six ,furlongs. Nick az,
Martin. even, first. Star Ruby second,
Gateway third. Time l.lJ.