The record-union., 1895-07-19
Tracks.

| SAGINAW (Mich.). July 1S.-The fourth
day of the races was greeted with undi-
minished attendance, fully 5000 people
| being present. The meeting so far is the
most successful in the history of the as
sociation. The track was a trifie slow.
In the special bicycle races Sanger and
| Tyler went mile dash for purse of
| 5000. Sanger won by head IN 2:0l4 In
the mile handicap, purse $500, Tyler
! scratch O'Connor go yards W einig 900
YARDS, Coleman Q25 yards, started. The
mile was made in 2:lG1. Tyler first,
Weinig second, Coleman third. OCon-
nor ran into the fence and could not
| finish The sensation of the day was
Sanger's mile to beat the track record of
2:044. He made it in 200 flat. making a
new worlds record for bicycles on trot-
ting track.
TwO-thirty-five trot for three-year-ol
purse 81 l,000, Fred Kobe won, jamie
Skelton second. Huntley third. Best
time-2:20!,
Two-forty trot, $1,000, Burlingame
Best time 2:I84.
Two-tfteen trot, 81 1000. Alteo won. Sid
| ney second, Colonel kuZer third. Best
time-2:l2i.
Two-twenty-four pace. $1,000, Bright
Regent won, Y. ColleJta second, BonZine
third. Best tilne-2:l5.
AT THE AQUEDUCT TRACK.
AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK o.. L., July
l0.-Five furlongs, Sky Blue won. The
Kite second. Top Topsy third. Time
105.
one mile, Mirage won, Hawarden sec
ond, tactotum third. Time-1:454.
Five furlongs, Beau Ideal won, Ostler
Joe second, Santuzza third. Time-I:03.
six and half furlongs, Campania won,
Lulu L. second, Cockade third. Time
l:23.
Five furlongs. Buck Knight won, Mi
Ian second, st. Vincent third. Time
1904.
NEW RECORD FOR THREE-QUARTERs.
OAKLEY Ohio, July 18-The big geld
ing O'COnnell won easily by length
from Cesarian in 1:l24, making a new
record at the distance over a regulation
mile track.
Five farlongs, Ponury won. Ben Elder
second, Sherlock third. Time-1:014
One mile, Ace won, Enthusiast second,
Lake third. Time-I:4l.
Five and one-half furlongs, selling,
Rondo won, Landseer second, Squire @.
third. Time-l:0S4.
The Brewers stakes, six furlongs,
OConnell won, Cfesarian second Epbart
third. Time-1:lZ4.
Mile and seventy yards. Flying Dutch
man won, Jane second. 1ime-1:46! two
starters)
One mile Newcom won, Jim Donlen
second, Golden Fleece third. Time
l:424.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, July 18.-The books
made a clean sweep to-day, and in every
instance the favOrite finished second or
third and saved the books all place.
There is a lack of good horses here at the
local track, and the addition of several
stables would be gladly welcomed. Sum
maries:
Six turlongs, Karl B. won. Importance
second, Wild Briar third. Tine-1:19l
Six furlongs, Victor B. won. Maple
Leaf second, Martha Smith third Time
-1:19.
Four and half furlongs, Little Ell
won. John Boone second. La Gartia
third. Time-0:57.
Six furlougs. Schuylkill won, Euna
second, Gateway third. Time-l:l73.
Six furlongs. Charlie Weber won.
Emperor Billet second, Mamie S. third.
Uime-l:17.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 18.-A couple of long
shots helped the books out by winning
to-day. Summaries:
Seven-eighths of a mile Mr. Dunlap
Moh' Nihs AiaC secoHu, FeVay third.
Time-l:32.
Five and one-half furlongs, Hattie G.
won, Ali II. second, Fischer third.
Time-l:ll.
Mile and five furlongs, Michael won.
Prince second. Billy Mckenzie third.
Time-2:544.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-The weather
was fine and the track fast. Four favor
ties won.
Five and a half furlongs. Auteuil won,
Josie u. second. Cadeau third. Time
1:0S4
-Four and half furlongs. Walter J.
won, Belle Boyd second, Prince Hooker
third. Time-0:564.
Que mile. Seraphin won, Roadrunner
second. Claudius third. Tine-1:424
One mile, Commission won, Miss Buck
Icy second, Carmel third. Tine-I:4l4.
About one and half miles, steeple-
chase. j. o. c. won, Yangedene second,
Mendocino third. Time-3:24 All bets