The herald., 1895-07-27
PathmOre PAGES a Mile in Very
Fast Time
THE CROSSE P0INTE TRACK
Ninety.five Bookmakers Arrested at
Oakley Yesterday
Tennis Championship Decided-Record Wheel.
men Matched-0akIand viii Reorgan.
ize Its Football Team

ting Hores Breeders association. 1t has
been grand success 50 far as bringing
out large number of fine horses and
making numerous good records. The
management OF the a. socation Is compos-
ed OF number OF gentlemen who SrS en-
titled to great praise for the manner in
which the meetings have been conduct
ed, which has been honestly, squnrcly
and with an eye single to the ACCOMPLISH
ment OF the ends sought by the organiz-
alton OF the association. There have been
no accusations of collusion with the pool
box. OF false or improper starts, or i'm
! proper rulings or judgments.
TneIe were three races on the card this
afternoon all well filled and hotly con.
tested.
The first called was for the o:25 class of
trotters for purse OF $1,000 The starters
, were Silver Bee. Lady Thornhill, Stam-
boul Belle, Director Prince, Little Nc ana
| McZeus.
The first heat was taken by STAN bou
| Belle in 2:2l. McZeus took the second
heat, shutting out Little Nc and Silver
Bee. The third and fourth heats and race
were taken by McZeus IN 2:20A and 2:2l.
W. o. Bowers Silver Bee was favorite
before the race commenced, but he was
too heshy and short of work. He is
handsome chestnut stallion. one OF the
prettiest horses on the track. and when he
exerts himself there is nothing at this
meeting that can so fast enough to shut
him out.
The second event. the 1880 pace for all
ages, was where all looked for surprises.
and they did not look in vain. for it
showed up better heat than has been
shown up on this coast in legitimate
contest this. year. The purse was good
one--Slo00-and all the horses were "out
for the stuff" It brought to the scratch
lin, Phenol, RUBY, Primrose, Tout and
Cory ), The first heat was taken by Phe.
mol IN 2:2lL. When the horses came up
to score for the second heat the Judge ii.
NJ. Larue, called T. f. Keating, the driver
OF Pathmont, to the stand and said
heat If you lay back this time we will
take you out OF the sulkv and fine you
besides" The admonition had the de-
sired effect. keating sent baltimore for
the next neat and took it in the remark
ably fast time OF 2:l4ls. Jarelin took the
third heat in 2:2o. Phenol took the fourth
i'll 2:lj. Pathmont took the fifth and
sixth and the race :l9i4 and 2:20.
There were five starters in the two mile
and repeat race-Bonnie Ben, Pilot Le-
mont. Flora g., and Peter W. The last |
named won in straight heats. Time
4:5l. 4::56.
" DETROIT. Mich. July o6-Another
large crowd saw thegraces at the Crosse
Pointe track this afternoon. The track
was in good condition. but stiff breeze
blew down the back stretch and the time
made was not remarkable. The feature
Of the day was the 2:04 pace. in which
Hal Pointer. Mascot and Rubenstein
started. In the morning auctions Pointer
and Mascot sold al $50 each and the field.
Rubenstein and Directly, at 81. In the
books Mascot started strong favorte.
After the first heat Pointer sold as favor
ite against the field at % to l. Ruben |
stein was almost neglected in the books. |
When be took the second heat, however. |
he became an even money favorite. and |
in the fourth heat was at prohbitive |
odds. Pointer took the first heat in hol- |
low style. After that it was all Ruben |
stein. although Mascot gave him brush !
In the fourth heat. The brown horse, !
however, was never in danger. Onoqua |
was strong favorlta in the 4.year-old !
first heat by nose. Busetta was an easy |
winner OF the next three. Falkland sold |
facorite in the merchants and manu-
facturcrs' consolation stake. and succeed
ed in landing the money, but only after
a lrd fight, the finishes being the best |
of the day. Summaries:
Four-year.old. tiotling, purse $250o- |
Beusetta won second. third and fourth |
heats; tme-2:13 2:l0. 2;12A. Onoqua |
won first heat and vas second; time, |
>: :09. Il. b. P. was third.
Trotting, pa, Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Consolation. purse S200O-Falkiand |
won third. Fifth and sixth heats; tine
2l3H. 2:l515. 2l6A. El Rami won first
and fourth heats: time-2: IA 2l5 Spin
away was third.
Facing, 2:oi. purse 5000 Rubenstein
won second. third and fourth heats; time
-2:07A 2:oS3, 2:0614. Hal Pointer won
first heat and was second; time 2:0S1S.
san FRANCISCO, July 26. Three
favorites and two second choices captured
the money at the Bay District today.
About six furlongs, selling 3-year -olds
-Barcadine won, josie G.. second, Gold
Dust third; time, 1:lil5.
Five furlongs, selinI-Charlie Boots
won. City Girl second, Elsie third, time,
1 :02%.
Six and half fnrlones, telling- Rear
Guard won. Sir Richard second, Nebu-
chadne zzar third; time, l:21.
About six furlongs, handicap-Royal
Flush won, Howard second, Nervoso
third; time, :12l5.
second, Miss Buckley third; time, 1:l2.
CINCINNATI. July 2G.-All the book
makers and their employees, including
nlntty-tivc persons. were arrested at the |
Oakley race track this afternoon on COM
plant of the Reform League.
Oakley results:
-Four and one-half furlongs - Keeps
won, Lattrane second, Cozette third; |
time, :56.
Six and half fturlongs-Pretender won,
Readina second, Noah third; time, |
l :2ll4.
Five and a half furlongs-Loki won, |
Joe Clarke second Carl Holland third
time, :09I.
Six and a half furlongs-Ray s. won.
Empera second, Artist third; tune. :2oM. |
Six furlongs, gentleman riders lilly |
Bennet won, Tramp second, Siluran !
third; time, l:1734.
One milo handicap-Maid Marion won, |
Liselg second, Gascon third: time, 1401. |
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Track fast; |
weather good.
Six and half furlongs-Coria won.
Martha Grioifin second, Hibernia third;
time, :2234.
-Four and half fnrlongs, two-year-ulds |
Princess Rose won, Fannie Rowena |
second, Belle OF Oak Grove third; time,
:56N.
Mite and a quarter-The Broker won.
Rosa simpson second Lord Wllowbrook
third: time, 2:09.
Six and a half furlongs-Frank Farmer
won, Ashland second, Fra: els Pope
third: time. ! %.
Six furlongs--W. T. Ellis won. Happi-
ness second, J. W. Brooks third; time.
:l61i.
Mile and quarter Mariellul won,
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