The evening times., 1896-10-21
HORSES IN HARNES.

Bright Regents record is now 2:06 81
He is the greatest cripple on the turf.
William Penn Goes not seem likely To
lower his record of 2:o7 IL this season.
Dr. Catlett is not in the best possible
shape and may not race again this year.
Bngcn, 2:l2 IL. is the first three year
old which ever started in the Trans ylvania
| Stake.
John Gibbs, driver Of Cephas. taught
twenty y-one terms III the public schools of
Maine.
Jacob Justice drove Alexis and Ashn.i
amle double yesterday over Belmont course
in 2:39 3-4.
Fantasy, zoe, by Chimes, has won six
out of the eight races in which she started
this season.
Senator \. stands about liz hands He
| is the smallest horse that ever trottcd into
| the 2:10 list.
| Only two stations have trotted into the
2:1o list this year-Pat L., 2:o9 II, and
Senator a, 2:10.
Ashland Wilkes gets .anothcr 2:20 per
| former in the four-year-old mare Artful
| Maid, 2:16 3-4.
| two -year-old colt by Anteeo, dam May
/ enne, for $515.
Derby Princess trotted her last race of
the year at Lexington. She has won close
| to S., 900 this season.
An effort is already being made to form
a circuit in South Dakota for next season
Six associations are Interested.
The Kentucky Association has decided to
give fall meeting, and the dates selected
are from November 8 TO II inclusive
At some OF the French horse races they
dope the trotters Just AS they do the run
ners on American outlaw running tracks
7. T. Radiker OF Worthington, Mass,
has sold to Charles II. Bclleden of Boston
the pacing stallion Kentucky Star, EOS Ii
Trotting is showing signs Of prosperity in
England, and several weil attended meet
ings have been held lately in that country
Point Breeze viii probably follow the
Belmont meeting with four days trotting
for small purses the first week in Novem-
ber.
Driver Roster. who was shot by stable
boy at Point Breeze track on October IL.
left the Methodist Hospital and returned
to the track yesterday.
Entries for the October meeting at Rel
mont course closed last evening at the Turf
Club. Forty-five entries are already in.
and more are expected today
Dan T., zoo "a, was defeated at Lex.
inston for the first time this year He has
not been in racing condition since his Au-
gust performance at Indianapolis
Old gray Guy. zoo 81, has some speed
left yet. The other day he paced a mile
in 2:1O and on another occasion was beaten
but very short distance in 2:O9 Ii
n. W. Hubinger's winnings at the Lex
ington meeting reached $4,000. He Won
$500 from Andy WEIGH, betting that Frank
Agan would beat Robert j. for the place In
the freefor-all.
Observation-Disclosures colt The Search
er. 2:11 II, is the fastest PAGER of his age
out this year. He is by Bonnie Steadn,6n,
a son Of Rounds Sprague, and has paced
a third half in l:O6 L.
Ray Wilkes, 2:O6 1-2, is the only stallion
in the 2:1O list who is the sire of two with
records in the same list. He has to his cred
it Pearl c., 2:O6 1-2, and Royal Victor,
200. Both arefive-yearolds.
A private letter from Secretary Sheri-
dan Clark, of the New Orleans track,
says the long array of rich stakes is at
tracing considerable attention East. and
West, and applications for stable room are
coming in from all directions.