The record-union., 1896-08-05
FAST Time AT COLUMBUS.
PEARL G. AND LOTTIE LORAIN
MAKE RECORDS.
Each Pace Mile in a Race in 200 l-2
Results of Events on
Other Tracks.

COLUMBUS (O), Aug. 3.-The wealth
er was excellent for racing and the
track was in fine condition to-day In
the zoo pace the best pacing record
for mares, made by Angie d. at Chi
cago, was broken by Pearl c., in 2:0615
and later by Lottie Lorain in the same
time. None of the watches in the
stand except that of the official timers
giving Lottie's time accord, all showing
her time over 2:0l, which was the best
record up to to-day. There is no doubt
about Pearls record to-day, however.
Summary:
Two o-twenty-seven class, trotting (un-
finished from yesterday, purse $1,000,
Philomides won, Hesperus second, Ex-
eel third. Best time-2:17A.
Two-twenty- five class, trotting, purse
81 800, Emma Offut won, Valenco sec
ond, Nancy C. third. Best time-2:1121a.
Two-nine pace, purse 81, 800, Lottie
Lorain won, Alfrite second, Pearl C.
third. Best time-2:061a.
I'wo-nineteen class, trotting, purse
$1,000, Bessie Wilton won, Lille Young
second, Geddes third. Best time
2:09A.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug 4-Re-
suits of to-day's races:
Five-eighths of a mile, Carma won,
Dalgrette second, Right Royal third
Time-1: :02H.
Five-eighths of a mile, Susun won,
Tempestuous second, Successful third
Time-1:02.
One and one-sixteenth miles, Sir
Francis won, Chugnut second, Pearl
Song third. Time-1:541
Three-quarters of a mile, Refuge won,
Zanone second, Beldemere third. Time
-1:14A.
Five-eighths of mile, Cleophus won,
Miss Prim second, Lady Mitchell third
Time-1: :01R.
One mile, Lehman won. The Winner
second, Gotham third. Time-1:3 :39A.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4.-Results of to-
days races:
Three-quarters of mile, Fanny Ro-
wena won, Virgin second, Mrs. Brad
shaw third. Time-1:15b.
One mile, Hot Stuff won. Our Maggie
second Sycamore third. Time-1:44.
Seven-eighths of mile, Bob Milliken
won, imp. Thorn second, Pitfall third.
Time-1:29
One and one-sixteenth miles, Ace won,
Jane second, Whisper third Time
1:40l5.
Five-eighths of mile, Sea Robber
won, Bill Dawdy second, Uncle Pat
third. Time-1:04.
IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-This was the sec
ond day of the Rip ST Wilfred meeting.
The st. Claro plate was won by Leo
pold Rothschild's Valide E. Wish
ards bay gelding George III. Ketchum,
an American horse, was second, and
Mr.. Vyner's brown colt King Crow
third.
The August meeting at Brighton
opened to-day, and the racing will
event on the card to-day was the race
for the Brookside plate, which was
won by Richard Croker's Vale, which
started at odds of s to against Pit
Croy was second and discard third.
The Afriston plate of 100 sovereigns
for horses that had never won, was
won by Beauragarde, Muvai was sec
ond and Mitre third. Richard Croker's
chestnut gelding Tennessee also ran.
but was not placed.
Eau Gallie Gate Utica), formerly the
property of Richard Croker, but now
owned by Mr.. Sibary. won the race
for the Patcham stakes. Manxman
was second and Half and Half third
The last betting was 5 to / against
Eau Gallie, . to l against Manxman
and Z to against Half and Half.
After the race for the Brookside
plate Richard Croker's Vale was bought
by Mr.. Rucker for fifty guineas Eau
Gallie, the winner of the Fatcham
stakes, was bought in for thirty-two
guineas.