The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-10-18

Events.
LEXINGTON (Ky.), Oct. 1.-THE two
year-old colt Tommy Britton this after
noon wiped out all race records here by
placing himself in class alone as Inc
Incompatible" The record for two-year-
old FLIES of 2:153, held jointly by Slllcan
and Impetuous. was beaten by hall
second, and the honored title that Oak
land Baron held as the king of racing
colt trotters has passed. and new name
is written above all others. and Tommy
Britton, 2:154, is the king of his age. and
bv conservative horsemen is regarded as
the greatest one ever bred. lie won the
$1,000 Lexington Stake with ease from a
field of three starter. and was driven with
a view to wiping out all race records. he
also won three races in 1894 as yearllng.
Summaries:
First race, unfinished. Johnston Stake.
value, $1,000, Valley Queen WEST won,
Lulu +. Uawrence) second, Catherine
Case third. Best time-2:l44.
Two-twenty-three trot. purse sou,
Wanda won, Fanny S. second, Baltullo
third. Best lime-2:l94.
Two-thirteen pace, purse $1,000, Belle
T. (Gahagan) won, Choral (Pnelps) sec
ondl, Red Lady (Geers) third. Best time
-2:lO4.
The Lexington Stake. for two-year-old
trotters, purse $1,000:
Tommy Britton (McFerran ..... $780,. .......-1
Axmald
Silver Lake MACY
Baroness Marguerite (Nelahay) -.............4 DIS
Time-2:22, 2:15A
Two-twenty trot, purse $500, Carlton
won. Forester second, DIR. Robinson,
third. Best tifne-2:l9.
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE sensa-
tional feature of to-day's racing was the
excellent performance OF Mamie Scott in
the fourth event. With ninety pounds
up, she assumed the lead at the outset,
and finished five lengths in advance OF
the field without being pushed in the
slightest, covering the seven and half
furlongs in 1881 The worlds record for
the distance was 1874. made by Leo II.
at Nashville in 1855. Mamie Scott stood
10 to in the betting. and has shown eX-
traordinary form in her previous races
this season.
Five and half furlongs. selling. Last
Chance won. Mount Roy second, Mosby
third. Time-1:074.
Five furlongs, selling, Clacquer won,
Roadrunner second, Kathleen third.
Time-l:0l. Nelson finished first, but
was disqualified for fouling.
Five and a half furlongs, Trsachery
won. Redington second, Scimitar third.
Time-l:07t.
Seven and a half furlongs, selling,
Mamie Scott won. Toby second, Little
Bob third. Time-I:334, beating the Pa
citic Coast record by one and quarter
seconds, and the worlds record by one
second.
One mile. selling, Rose Clark won, Sill
YER second, NevosO third. Time-l:4l4
RACES AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. I7.-ResuIts: Six and
half furlongs, Hi5ernia Queen won,
Foudest second. Johnny McHale third
Time-l:22.
Six and a half furlongs. Lady Inez
won, Schiller second, Hex third. Time
1:2it.
Eleven-sixteenths of mile, Treasure
won. Fonshway second Red Cap third.
Tiine-l:50t.
Seven furlongs, Don GARLIC won, Lottie
Mills second, Linda third. Time-l:274.
Eleven-sixte enths of q mile, John
Hickey won, Probasco second, J. +. b.
third. Time-l:4SA.
One and quarter miles. Dockstadter
won, Billy Mckenzie second, Cicely
third. Time-2:09.
AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, Oct. T.-Results at Highland
Park to-day: -Four and half furlongs,
Miss Kitten won, May Ashby second,
Queen Abba third. Time-0:563
Six and a half furlongs, Helen Wren
won. Cherrystone second, 1ippecanoe
third. Iime-l:24.
Five-eighths of a mile, Ruthven won.
Alamo second, Edith third. Tlme-l:O4
Five and a half furlongs, Rosa May
won, Reputable Jew second, The Eel
third. Time-l:l2.
One mile, Jubilee won, Mamie Sullivan
second, Young Arion third. Time-l:46.
AT MORRIS PARK.
MORRIS PARK, Oct. l7.-Results: Five
furlongs. Marsian won, Right Royal sec
ond, Roundsman third. IIme-O:5S9,
One mile and a furlong, Belmar won,
Bathampton second, Lamplighter third.
Time-l:57.
Six furlongs. Harry Reed won, Walter
second, Preston third. Time-l:l4.
The Withers Stakes, one mile, Lucania
won. Brandywine second, Preston third.
Time-l:4IS.
Six furlongs, st. Agnes won, Bon Ami
second, Golf third. Time-I:l2I.
One mile, Ina won, Araphoe second,
Second Attempt thirds Time-I:43.
AT LAToNIA.
LAToNIA, Oct. I7.-Results: One mile
and seventy yards. Yo Tambien won.
Cash Day second. Buckwa third. Time
l:434.
One mile and twenty yards. Papper
won, Hailstone second, Relief third,
Time-l:423.
one mile. Simon w. won, Egbart Sec
ond, Free Advice third. Time-I:4.
Six furIongs, Brace Girdle won. Kate
lie Grand second, Mobalaska third.
Time-l:l5.
Five and half furlongs. Judge Denny
won, Bolander second. Raymond third.
Time-l:09t.
Five and half furlongs. Salyable won
Ben Holiday second. Sir PLAY third
Iime-l:0S9.
LOYAL LEGION
General John Gibbon Elected Com.