The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-18
A California Bred Horse Sets
the Mark
AT BAY DISTRICT TRACK
The Winning Horses at Various Other
Meets
Refractory Bicycle Records at Na2a Refuse
to Be Broken-Events of Interest
to the Sportsman
Associated Press special Wire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.-In tn
fourth race on today's card Mamie Scott
a California bred horse, broke the world S
record for seven ana half furlongs, do
ing the distance in :33I. The best pre-
vious coast record was :3414, and the
worlds record was l IA. made by Liber'
tine at st. Louis last August
Five and half furlongs, selling-Las
Chance won, Mount Roy second, Mosby
third time 1:07A.
Five furlongs, selling-Clacquer won,
Road Runner second, Kathleen third A;
time / :0l.
Five and a half furlongs
won, Redington second, Scimitar third |;
time 1:0719
Seven and half furlongs-Mamie Scott
won. Toby second, Little Bob Third
time 1881.
One mile, cling -Rose Clark won,
Silver second. Nervoso third ;ltme :4134
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17.-Thirteen six
tesnths of mile-Hioernia Queen won
Fondest second, Johnnie McHale third !;
time 30.
Thirtean sixteenths of a mlie-Lady
Inez won, Schiller sec ond, Hex third
time :21H.
Mile and six-teenth-T Treasurer won.
Fonschway second, Red Cap third; time
1:5O1S.
Seven furlongs-Don GARLIC won, Lott i
Mills second, Linda third; time :27A.
Mile and a sixteenth-John Hickey
won, Probasco second, j. 2. B. thiro ;
time ASH.
Mile and a quarter-Dookstad won.
Billy Mckenzie second, Cicely third;
time 200.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. t7.-Nin tn
day of breeders smeeting. Attendance
1900; weather chilly; track fast.
Five races were on the card, the fifth
being postponed after Carlton had taken
two heats. The sensation was the break
ing of the worlds 2-year-old race record
by Tommy Britton, lowering it half a
second, making the mile in 2:15I.
Summaries:
. The johnson stake, value $4,000, for
trotters of the 1924 class 1.-TWO heats tr OF
ted yesterday valley, Queen won third,
fourth and fifth heats in 2:l54, 2:154,
2:16; Lulu E. second, Catherine thru.
Iron Bar won first and second heats in
2:16% and play, but was distanced in
the third heat. Ella Belmont and May
Day also started.
2:23 class, trotting, purse ,$5oo-Wanda
2:19A, 2:l9H. Fanny S. was second, Bal
tullo third. Eligo. Asmund and Pearl
de Leon also started. d
2lo class, pace, purse $looo-Belle T.
won in straight heats, 2:10A; 2;10N,
2:llN. Choral second. Req Lady third.
Seven others also started.
The Lexington stake for year-olds.
value $2OO0-Tommy Britton won in
straight heats. Time, 2:22, 2:l5A. AK
Maid second in two heats, Silver Lake
third IN two heats. Baroness Marguer-
lite also started.
2:2s class, purse $500 (unfnished)-
Carrillon won first and second heats.
in two heats. DIR. Robinson, Mckinney
Belle. Nellie. Clark and Island Girl also
started.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-Latonia re-
suits:
Mile and seventy yards-Yo Tambien
won, Cash Day second, Buckwa third.
Time, 1:45M.
Mile and twenty yards--Peper won,
Hailstone second, Relict third Time,
1:42%.
Handicap, one mile-Simon W. won,
Egb second, Free Advice third. Time,
1:41X.
Zoo.Zoo stakes for 2-year-old FLIES,
SIA luTlonSs, Wolth W WIuucr Pz1UJ-
Brace Giidle won, Kate Legrand second,
Mobalaska third. Time, LIS.
Five and half furlongs-Judge Denny
won, Bolander second, Raymond third ;
time, :09E.
Five and half furlongs- won,
Ben Holiday second, Sir Play third
time, :08A.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE contests at
Morris Park today we're interesting as a
rule and the attendance was good.
Five furiongs-Marsian won, Right
Royal second, Roundsman third; time,
5SM.
Mile and a iurlong-Delm ar won, Bath
ampton second, Lamplghter third; time.
| :57.
Six furlongs-H Reed won, Walter
second, Preston third; time, IA.
One miie-Lucania won, Brandywine
second, Gotham third, time. 1:4l%.
Six furlongs-St. Agnes won, Bon Am
second, Golf third; time, 1:12H.
One mile-1na won, Arapahoe second,
Second Attempt third; time, Lao.