The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-15
TWO RECORDS BROKEN.
MISS RITA AND JOSIE n. GO a MILE
DOUBLE IN ri: IL.
In the 400 Pace Five Horses Earned
Moneys Breaking Worlds Record Vn
That Accommodates Turf Events.

LEXINGTON, KY, oct. li.-when the
two pacing mares, Miss Rita anu JOSIE
b.. went a mile this afternoon double ~
212 Ia. they made new worId RECORD
by shaving a half second from the ~ S-f
that Eftie Powers ana Prestoria wilkes
made over the State Fair track az nprins-
field. H.. three weeks ago. The last mar
was made in l.G IL, a zV5 gait last
quarter in 81 seconds, a 20i gait
Another worlds record was broken IN
the 2:Cj pace. as there developed tne oily
instance when 1--WE horses ear ns.,',,,, ~,
yided third and fourth moneys. osuy-
nette won second quite handily, py lllish-
Ing three times second to Star Pointer.
Gers drove the three w nI a., ~ ~, t
DAVIS events. and, with Boreai In tne
Kentucky stake. has had mueh TO 90
with the victory. on form BoreaI was
hardly regarded in the contest out ne
developed high T Ra1os and IN 'P Fred Roh
fought a battle TO the half in TWO meats
Kohl won two heats and killona one. ana
Gers, who had been circllng the track
outposted Oakland Baron home In 2I6i-z
Though defeated by no means was ne
disgraced. as every inch of each or tne
five heats was he an active contestant
figuring In the fray rs long as he remain
ed in the race, forcing Fred. Kohl TO
earn his best record of 212 H. ana II was
the fight Of Fred Kohl and OAKLAND
Baron that gave Boreal the race 49,,
Inc laI was perfect Nn'N 1900
First race~the Kentucky stake, for
three-year-old trotters. value $500;
Boreal. b. c., by Bowbells-
Gers ........................
Fred Kohi...................'
Time. 2I2i-2. 2I4. 2:l4 2l6, 2l7 IA
2161-2- -. 2, ooo.
Nightingale. Oh m. by Mambrino
King Gers)....................
Lockheart ............ os-''''''''
Time 2i9 = 5 sl s0i to oeat sg
Miss rita. ch. T.. by J. }. Addison, anu
'Josie B.. b. -, by Chatterbox tHickoh)'
Third race-2.c5 pace. purse Sl'q%;
Star Pointer, b. $, by brown ma
.(Gers) ...........--.'..''''''''''''..'.
Guynette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
f' Time: pos 81. 2:o7, 2.oss-
CLOSE RACING AT LATosiA'
CINCINNATI. o., oct. lA-To-Is!, ge-
ing n perfect Indian-sunmtr uay' ulouen'
o,it m unusually large crowd al Latohla.
The afternoon was remarkable for close
finishes. spirited riding. ana hFey sP'N"-
The official time Of the second race,
mile in I.iS is made by an error as sew
arol watches gave IT as l:8. but the
timers insist that las. is correct. sum
First race-seven furlongs; -Staffa IlO5'
Thorpe cven) first. CanewoOd secoHu' iSo-
lin third. Time, l:3O. ,., u-.,...
Second race-one mile .-Lltue " "iee nv,
100 " Hicks 4 TO y first, Peabody sec
ond. Master Fred third. Time. las. 900.
Tbtrl race-six furlongs. Sir Play 900,
Tuberville. 10 10 ~ first, Judge DuOoiS
second Kirk third Time, ll6 It.
Fourth race-mile and siNieendn.-
Prince Carl d03. J. Gardner, 10 - Its .lso'
strathcote second. Tom Sayer tnird' li'ne'
Firth race-hvc furlongs.-Miss 5. ga,
Higgins. 10 u first. Lufra second, an
Lady third. Time. l03H: -. ooa
sixth race-one milc.-Morte onse VI
Thorpe. to u first, Respondent seconu'
High Test third. Time l:i5'z.
AouEDucT CLOSES.
AOUEDUCT RACE TRACK, y. T., Oct
H-'This was the last day or racing "t
this track for the season. Inc track VIZ
i'm fine shape and the attendance very
The hackers of favorites Jared badly;
as only two first choices, MarShal -lh
Inquirendo passed under the wire VIII
ners summaries: go, <...,a...
First race-siN and hair lullongs.,
Rollo dO7. Homilton. ? TO u first VIM
Elliott second, Florimer third. Time
second race-four and q half furlongs-.-
poilo GJ7. Hamilton, , TO II first III
second. Fatal third. Time, q IL.
Third race-mile and siXteentn-Mai-
shall dO5 J. Murphy, even first Eclipse
second Iongbridge third. Time, 80 ~
Fourth race-six furiongs-king I. 1uls'
J Murphy. y to - first. Tomoka second
Fideld third. Time. lis IL. o,o
Trffth ~are-One mile-Inquirendo tll0,
Hamilton. s to 81 first. Sir John secohu'
King Michael third.